All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office

"We welcome the president's initiative to supercharge these efforts and make more UAP information available to the public as soon as possible."

03:23 "AARO is working in close coordination with the White House and across federal agencies to consolidate existing UAP records collections and facilitate the expeditious release of never-before-seen UAP information..."

How can we improve the standardization, integration, and analysis of UAP narrative data? What insights could the data reveal? AARO and Associated Universities, Inc (AUI) convened experts for a workshop to consider these questions. Read about it here: aaro.mil/UAP-Records/

In 2024, AARO contracted Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to evaluate a metallic specimen, recovered from a private property in Ohio, that allegedly possessed anomalous characteristics. Read ORNL’s report and AARO’s supplementary report here: aaro.mil/UAP-Records/

Rest assured, NORAD knows that Santa is not a UAP! This holiday, AARO will be closely coordinating with @NORADSanta to monitor the air domain for anomalies and ensure safety of flight for Santa and his team. Merry Christmas, and to all a good night!

This week we released six newly declassified videos of objects reported to AARO as UAP. They come from the U.S. European Command area of responsibility. Check them out here: aaro.mil/UAP-Cases/Offi…

See official UAP imagery on AARO’s website, including resolved and unresolved reports, as well as a tranche of newly declassified videos from U.S. European Command: aaro.mil/UAP-Cases/Offi…

AARO is committed to facilitating the declassification and release of as much UAP-related information as possible. Why is so much UAP-related information classified? How does AARO release UAP-related information? Learn more about AARO and the declassification process.

USAFRICOM submitted the following footage to AARO for analysis. The reported UAP appears briefly around the 3:53 mark. The report remains unresolved due to insufficient data.

The following UAP report also came to AARO from USAFRICOM. AARO was able to resolve the report with high confidence as a group of migratory birds.

In 2022, USAFRICOM reported a UAP to AARO captured by an infrared sensor. AARO cannot determine if the signature originates from a physical source. The available data is insufficient to evaluate the phenomenon’s performance characteristics.

See the latest trends in UAP reporting to AARO and case resolution outcomes here: aaro.mil/UAP-Cases/UAP-…

Though it does not show a true UAP, this now-declassified video was originally classified to protect U.S. capabilities.

Over half of AARO's closed cases resolve to various types of balloons. This recording, which almost certainly depicts a balloon, is typical of many UAP reports to AARO: dvidshub.net/video/964843/m…

The Naval Postgraduate School’s Center on Combating Hybrid Threats is welcoming submissions for an upcoming publication on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Learn more here: nps.edu/web/ccht/contr…

This footage, captured by an infrared sensor in 2024, was later reported to AARO as a UAP. This report remains unresolved due to lack of technical data. dvidshub.net//video/962722/…