UAP Updates from February 24 – March 1, 2025
Highlights from This Week in Disclosure:
Feb 27: Democratic Appointments to the Declassification Task Force Announced
The U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Committee revealed the Democratic appointments to its Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets. The appointed members include Reps. Robert Garcia (ranking Democrat), Raja Krishnamoorthi, Summer Lee, and Dave Min. For more information, see the committee’s post.
Feb 27: Task Force Requests Grusch, Elizondo, and AARO in SCIF Together
Rep. Luna highlighted a suggestion from Rep. Eric Burlison to bring David Grusch into a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) for a security clearance update, alongside Lue Elizondo and representatives from the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), to discuss key issues.
Feb 28: Elon Musk Advocates for Public Release of UAP Footage
During his recent appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast, Elon Musk expressed his belief that no aerospace company is concealing revolutionary propulsion technologies. He pointed out his security clearances but noted that such clearances alone don’t guarantee a ‘need-to-know’ status. Musk also encouraged the release of authentic UAP footage by those who might possess it.
Upcoming Events to Watch For:
March
- The documentary Age of Disclosure, featuring over 20 high-profile officials discussing UAPs, is set to premiere on March 9.
- The Skywatcher group has promised to release significant developments in the coming weeks.
Future Developments:
- Following the UAP hearing on July 26, members of Congress have requested a select committee with subpoena power to collect information from the Pentagon regarding unidentified flying objects. However, there are mixed indications about how soon this will be established. A formal request for a select subcommittee was submitted on March 13.
- Reps. Moskowitz, Luna, and Burchett have expressed their plans to conduct field hearings to gain access to locations housing UAP evidence. “We should aim to gain entry into these sites… and if denied, hold a field hearing nearby to compel the military to explain,” stated Rep. Moskowitz (D). While the timing remains uncertain, Rep. Luna confirmed on January 12 that evidence exists to move forward with their first field hearing, with further details to be announced soon.
- Journalists report that firsthand witnesses of alleged UAP legacy programs are preparing to provide testimony to relevant authorities and may make public statements shortly. For more details, see these reports and additional examples.
- David Grusch has obtained additional clearances through DOPSR to discuss aspects of his alleged firsthand knowledge of legacy programs, possibly elaborating on this in an upcoming Op-Ed.
- Skywatcher plans to organize a UAP summoning event scheduled for March to May, accommodating an audience of 50-100 participants.
Need a quick recap of the background leading to these developments? Check out this useful Disclosure Timeline to get caught up.
This week’s UAP updates have been quite intriguing and highlight some major developments in the ongoing discourse surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena. Here’s a brief recap:
Task Force Appointments: The Democratic appointments to the Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets were announced, signaling a step forward in transparency efforts regarding federal secrets and potentially UAP-related information.
Potential SCIF Meeting: There’s a proposal for key figures in the UAP investigation—David Grusch, Lue Elizondo, and representatives from the AARO—to convene in a SCIF. This could lead to significant insights being shared among these important voices in the UAP dialogue.
Elon Musk’s Call for Disclosure: Elon Musk’s recent remarks advocating for the public release of UAP footage adds a high-profile voice to the push for transparency, although the details of such footage remain murky due to security clearance issues.
Looking ahead, March is shaping up to be a pivotal month with the upcoming documentary “Age of Disclosure” set to premiere, promises of hearings, and potential testimonies from first-hand witnesses. The idea of field hearings conducted by Congress members indicates a continued commitment to uncovering the truth about UAPs, despite reported resistance from military establishments.
Overall, these developments reinforce the momentum building around UAP disclosure and keep the conversation alive. Keep an eye on announcements and new evidence that surfaces in the coming weeks!