The following was written by Stanton Friedman in December 1997 and updated January 2011. It is part of The Stanton Friedman Collection as archived here on The Black Vault. The Bob Lazar Fraud By Stanton T. Friedman Incredible claims have been made about Bob Lazar for years. He supposedly is a physicist with an MS in Physics from MIT and an MS in Electronics from the California Institute of Technology. He was a “Scientist” for Los Alamos National Laboratory, and obtained a job back-engineering UFOs at a very secret site S-4 near Area 51 in Nevada through noted Physicist, the…
Author: John Greenewald
The following documents were sent to The Black Vault by the popular YouTube channel “Omega Click”. The records were obtained from the Air Force of Chile. Note: The Black Vault did not receive these documents directly, and full credit for that is given to “Omega Click” for the release and the permission to host the records for others here on this archive. Although not included here for privacy reasons, emails between the DGAC and “Omega Click” were seen to verify the release. Also please note: The Black Vault holds no view on what the object is. Some have pointed that…
The following article was published by Society for Scientific Exploration in the June 2022 issue of their free magazine “EdgeScience.” It was written by Dr. Colm A. Kelleher, and is archived here for reference. Copyright Notice: The magazine is distributed free, and is not behind a paywall. The archiving of this article is considered “fair use” under the DMCA. DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLE
The following Project Blue Book case file was a 17 January 1969 sighting over the Yuma Test Station in Yuma, Arizona. Document Archive Project Blue Book: Yuma Test Station, Yuma, Arizona — 17 April 1952 [29 Pages, 4.5MB]
On 16 January 1952, two members of a balloon project from General Mills Aeronautical Research Laboratory and four other civilians observed two unidentified aerial objects in the vicinity of the balloon they were observing. The balloon was at an altitude of 112,000 ft. and was 110ft in diameter at the time of the observation. Document Archive Project Blue Book: Artesia, New Mexico — 16 January 1952 [15 Pages, 2.3MB]
