White House Registers “Alien.gov” and “Aliens.gov”

[imitator]

The White House just registered "Alien.gov" and "Aliens.gov"
Whah... Is Official Disclosure Happening?

DefenseScoop.com: White House registers new ‘alien’-related .gov domains as DOD tackles Trump’s disclosure directive

According to federal records, the White House just registered two brand new domains: alien.gov and aliens.gov.

The new domains were first spotted by a bot that tracks .gov domain registrations and was initially reported by 404 Media. Right now, they are hosted on Cloudflare servers and aren't connected to active websites yet.

What makes this really interesting is that these domains were pushed through and launched on a Tuesday evening while the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has actually paused accepting new .gov domain requests due to a lapse in federal funding.

This comes about a month after President Trump announced his plans to direct the release of U.S. government records regarding unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) and extraterrestrial beings. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth previously stated that the Pentagon is actively working to comply with Trump's disclosure order.

As a reminder, the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) currently handles UAP investigations and reports. Right now, they only accept reports from current or former U.S. military, government employees, and contractors, but they do have plans to eventually expand reporting to the general public.

The Pentagon is staying tight-lipped and didn't respond to questions about the domains. However, White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly sent an email to DefenseScoop simply saying, "Stay tuned!" accompanied by an alien emoji. Interestingly, Hegseth used that exact same alien emoji on social media last month when discussing Trump's promise to publish undisclosed extraterrestrial records.

Note:
DefenseScoop actually updated their article to remove a paragraph speculating that these domains might be related to the administration's immigration policies, so this definitely seems to be UAP-related.  


President Trump purchases two Aliens.gov domains for the release of the UFO Files - Psicoactivo #921

[Ninurta]

I wonder if they'd take a report from a contractor in Afghanistan in 1987 or so regarding beings that could be seen in night vision devices, but not with the naked eye? Nah. Probably best to let sleeping dogs lie.

Considering that there are no such thing as aliens - not in the sense of little green men from outer space - folks had probably best buckle up, because they're about to get massively trolled at high speed with low drag. "UFO's" and "aliens" are from alternate universes or dimensions, not this one. They're not from "outer space" or "out among the stars" in the sense of being from this same universe we are in. If they don't acknowledge that, then you're getting trolled.

ETA: The domains are being hosted at Cloudflar on Cloudflare nameservers, not the sites themselves... although, knowing typical government efficiency, they'll probably host the sites there, too. So, any aliens irate at getting exposed will only have to zap Cloudflare to take 'em right out, along with a sizeable chunk of the rest of the internet. There's a reason I won't do business with Cloudflare, or any other "cloud" infrastructure.

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[F2d5thCav]

I wonder if they'd take a report from a contractor in Afghanistan in 1987 or so regarding beings that could be seen in night vision devices, but not with the naked eye? Nah. Probably best to let sleeping dogs lie.

Considering that there are no such thing as aliens - not in the sense of little green men from outer space - folks had probably best buckle up, because they're about to get massively trolled at high speed with low drag. "UFO's" and "aliens" are from alternate universes or dimensions, not this one. They're not from "outer space" or "out among the stars" in the sense of being from this same universe we are in. If they don't acknowledge that, then you're getting trolled.

That has been my sense of whatever has been perceived.  Something not of this world, but adjacent to it.

I've heard that night vision devices and thermal sensors see some odd bits at night.  I wanted to try it, but the good gear is too expensive.

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Guv forgot "alienz.gov"

[Ninurta]

That has been my sense of whatever has been perceived.  Something not of this world, but adjacent to it.

I've heard that night vision devices and thermal sensors see some odd bits at night.  I wanted to try it, but the good gear is too expensive.

You can get infrared gear pretty cheap, but genuine starlite tech with light intensifier tubes is pretty pricey - a single pair of goggles runs anywhere from 3500 to 5000 dollars. Scopes like rifle scopes go for a good bit more than that.

The problem with infrared is that whatever you're looking at can see you too, or at least your location if your using "active" gear that comes with it's own illuminator beam. If you have steady nerves, you can make a half-assed infrared image capture device out of a digital camera. The CCD's they use in them are infrared sensitive, and have an infrared filter ( what looks like a sheet of clear plastic) over the CCD that filters most of it out. If you remove that filter, you can catch some pretty wild looking shots.

I used to have a Sony camera years ago that had an infrared switch. When you slid the switch, it slid the infrared filter off of the CCD. BUT - it also had built-in infrared beams for illumination in total darkness, and anyone could see your location if they also had an infrared detector.

Most TV remotes use infrared. If you point a remote at yourself and push a button, your eyes see nothing. But if you point one at a digital camera and push a button, you can see the IR LED light up, even with the filter in place.

Most "night vision" cameras and most of the "night vision" gear you can get at sporting good stores work on IR principles.

Genuine "starlite" gear can also detect infrared even though it doesn't use it. You can see IR lasers and illuminators through it, for example.

Here's a fun thing to try some time - get a spook real good and drunk and ask him what UFO's are. Make sure he's real good and drunk, though, and won't remember it the next day!

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[imitator]

I wonder if they'd take a report from a contractor in Afghanistan in 1987 or so regarding beings that could be seen in night vision devices, but not with the naked eye? Nah. Probably best to let sleeping dogs lie.

Considering that there are no such thing as aliens - not in the sense of little green men from outer space - folks had probably best buckle up, because they're about to get massively trolled at high speed with low drag. "UFO's" and "aliens" are from alternate universes or dimensions, not this one. They're not from "outer space" or "out among the stars" in the sense of being from this same universe we are in. If they don't acknowledge that, then you're getting trolled.

ETA: The domains are being hosted at Cloudflar on Cloudflare nameservers, not the sites themselves... although, knowing typical government efficiency, they'll probably host the sites there, too. So, any aliens irate at getting exposed will only have to zap Cloudflare to take 'em right out, along with a sizeable chunk of the rest of the internet. There's a reason I won't do business with Cloudflare, or any other "cloud" infrastructure.

Personally, I wouldn’t rule out extraterrestrial at all. If something behaves in ways we don’t understand doesn’t mean it still can’t be alien. It could be extraterrestrial, interdimensional, some mix of both, or something that doesn’t fit any of our categories yet.

There was a recent Popular Mechanics piece, Fourth-Dimensional Aliens Could Be Spying On Us, and even they entertain that what people are seeing could be higher-dimensional beings intersecting with our reality, not just something traveling here from another star system. 

Link: Aliens From the Fourth Dimension May Be Invading Our World And We Don’t Even Know It

And if that’s true, it would explain a lot about the secrecy. Saying we’re not alone is one thing. Telling the public we may be dealing with something that exists outside our normal understanding of reality is something else entirely. That kind of disclosure would freak people out... probably make a lot of people paranoid or go crazy. 

I’ve got hunting IR goggles myself, and they’re a lot better at catching stuff overhead than most people realize. I’ve seen a few things with them while looking at the stars... 

These things have been reported around all kinds of sensor systems too, especially in SIGINT and electronic warfare. Radar, magnetometers, etc... especially in hyperspectral systems catching weird stuff across different wavelengths.

Yeah… the cloud is just someone else’s computer. No way I’d want that anywhere near a .gov setup lol. I’ve got my own NAS anyway, and I trust that 100 times more.

[sahgwa]

Can someone say controlled narrative?
Controlled opposition?

Opposing what?
The true spiritual/metaphysical nature of the phenonmenon.
The fact that they have tried for decades to open these craft and fly them after capturing or being gifted them, but they can't.
Why? They don't have the right 'frequency'! 

This is a magickal thing.
It is nonphysical in nature and related to our dead.
This ties in with sentient plasmas,
This ties in with Egyptian and older religion, that we become stars at death.
This ties in with quantum physics, we are all God.

A greedy POS government will never be able to truly comprehend or 'vibe' with the technology because they are too materialistic.  So they do the next best thing, they co-opt it and lie about it.
They use it as a control mechanism.

Get ready for the 'invasion' blablabla.

[Ninurta]

Personally, I wouldn’t rule out extraterrestrial at all. If something behaves in ways we don’t understand doesn’t mean it still can’t be alien. It could be extraterrestrial, interdimensional, some mix of both, or something that doesn’t fit any of our categories yet.

I personally HAVE to rule out interstellar visitors. I cursed myself when I studied physics and astronomy. In doing so, I realized just how vast the distances of space are, and was forced to admit that anything short of several generations was not enough time for a physical object... be it an organism or a space ship... to get from one star to another in this universe. It shattered all of my carefully crafted conceptions of aliens from outer space. So, not entirely impossible, but such a vast undertaking that mere curiosity to study other species isn't sufficient reason to engage in such monumental undertakings. I can't find any reason short of colonization that would justify taking a trip you'd never see the end of, but which your great great greet grandchildren - or even further down the line - MIGHT see the end of.

One other possibility might be for non-physical, non-corporeal objects to travel those distances. But if they are non-physical, how could they interact with our physical being?

There was a recent Popular Mechanics piece, Fourth-Dimensional Aliens Could Be Spying On Us, and even they entertain that what people are seeing could be higher-dimensional beings intersecting with our reality, not just something traveling here from another star system. 

Link: Aliens From the Fourth Dimension May Be Invading Our World And We Don’t Even Know It

And if that’s true, it would explain a lot about the secrecy. Saying we’re not alone is one thing. Telling the public we may be dealing with something that exists outside our normal understanding of reality is something else entirely. That kind of disclosure would freak people out... probably make a lot of people paranoid or go crazy. 

I don't necessarily conceive of it as a "higher" dimension, or even really a dimension at all as the concept is commonly understood. I see it more as alternate universes. Think "bubble universes" abutting or adjoining our own (or, more likely, somehow "intermingled" with our own universe, but separated from it by some other mechanism than distance or direction, maybe something like a phase shift), but perhaps with slightly different laws of physics that would allow for things such as "plasma intelligences" and the like.

I’ve got hunting IR goggles myself, and they’re a lot better at catching stuff overhead than most people realize. I’ve seen a few things with them while looking at the stars... 

These things have been reported around all kinds of sensor systems too, especially in SIGINT and electronic warfare. Radar, magnetometers, etc... especially in hyperspectral systems catching weird stuff across different wavelengths.

That's a part of my thinking, too. "Alien" intelligences would not necessarily have developed being bound to the same sensory range as us humans. Even among earth-bound organisms, other species can see and/or hear farther into the spectrum than we can, or into different ranges of the spectrum. If that is true here, how much more so might it be true of beings from... "elewhere"?

Yeah… the cloud is just someone else’s computer. No way I’d want that anywhere near a .gov setup lol. I’ve got my own NAS anyway, and I trust that 100 times more.

Exactly. if it's on MY computer or storage, then it can rightfully be considered "mine". If it's on someone else's computer, then not so much. "Possession is nine-tenths of the law."

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[Ninurta]

Can someone say controlled narrative?
Controlled opposition?

Opposing what?
The true spiritual/metaphysical nature of the phenonmenon.
The fact that they have tried for decades to open these craft and fly them after capturing or being gifted them, but they can't.
Why? They don't have the right 'frequency'! 

This is a magickal thing.
It is nonphysical in nature and related to our dead.
This ties in with sentient plasmas,
This ties in with Egyptian and older religion, that we become stars at death.
This ties in with quantum physics, we are all God.

A greedy POS government will never be able to truly comprehend or 'vibe' with the technology because they are too materialistic.  So they do the next best thing, they co-opt it and lie about it.
They use it as a control mechanism.

Get ready for the 'invasion' blablabla.

One of the things that soured me on "UFOlogy" was watching known disinformation agents infiltrate the movement and then, somehow, miraculously take it over such that they are now, even to this day, spreading DISinformation into it, and are not even being questioned about it. People just lap it up who, only a few years ago, railed against them. Now they just accept what they say without question.

I'm looking at you, Richard Doty - among others. You ADMITTED to being a government disinformation agent, yet people hang on your every word now. That ain't right, but it WAS masterfully done, I reckon!

If they can do that to people's minds, then I have no reason to believe anything coming out of any alleged governmental "disclosure". I believe this whole Disclosure movement is a government-sponsored sham. Nothing serious or solid will ever come out of it. I believe "Disclosure" is just another government run cover up operation, and have not enough patience with people who just fall for it without questioning the motives.

It's good to have an open mind, but it should not be so open that one's brain falls out and splats on the floor.

ETA: I thought I'd drop a few more names here. I also believe that Luis Elizondo, David Grusch, and - believe it or not - Bob Lazar are all also government disinformation specialists.



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[AlienIsolation]

Maybe Trump is just a big fan of James Cameron and Ridley Scott

[nerb]

One other possibility might be for non-physical, non-corporeal objects to travel those distances. But if they are non-physical, how could they interact with our physical being?

I feel a pull towards Neutrinos. They are pretty enigmatic things and if it was possible to create a mechanism to control and focus a beam of those miniscule things that literally fill the universe, it could be like an invisible perhaps instantaneous datastream to anywhere. Line of Sight, not Speed of Light.

Quantum Comms.

The trick is learning how to get a return signal without going blind.

[F2d5thCav]

@"Ninurta"#2 

Yeah, there have been truckloads of manure dumped by the government regarding this topic and the associated events.

I wonder how much they actually have to "disclose".  Some radar returns, maybe some quality photographs, gun camera footage ... doubt much more than that.

[SomeJackleg]

they used the wrong name for the domain, it should have been the undocumented.gov