Pentagon UFO files released: Views from the moon and more
Source: EarthSky
On May 8, 2026, the U.S. Pentagon released its 1st batch of Pentagon UFO files. They include some from Apollo moon missions 11, 12 and 17.
Source: EarthSky
On May 8, 2026, the U.S. Pentagon released its 1st batch of Pentagon UFO files. They include some from Apollo moon missions 11, 12 and 17.
Yo-yo shaped object with ring-like structure; rapid, zig-zag movement and circular flight pattern.
At 9:00 PM, I went out to my balcony for some fresh air and noticed an object in the sky. I initially mistook it for a star, but just as I was about to turn away, it suddenly changed position with incredible speed, making a sound similar to a laser.
I continued to watch it; it moved in a circular pattern before coming to a stop in one spot. The object resembled a “yo-yo” with a ring-like outer structure. I could not tell if the material was metallic or not, but the structure was distinct.

Director Luigi Vendittelli’s investigation into Bob Lazar’s alleged work at S4 near Area 51 adds new intrigue to the decades-old controversy. While he believes Lazar’s core story is credible, Vendittelli argues that important omissions remain, raising fresh questions about Element 115, hidden hangars, classified projects, and what may still be concealed from the public.
Date of discovery: April 26, 2026