New evidence confirms what military witnesses have reported since the dawn of the nuclear age: unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) have been monitoring humanity's most dangerous weapons. With the last arms control treaty expiring and an increase in the number of nuclear warheads worldwide, government denial of these incursions poses an existential risk.
Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison has said, "Without jeopardizing legitimate national-security interests, our government should be as forthcoming as possible with the American people about what it knows about UAP.” New Mexico Senator Martin Heinrich has supported legislation urging government transparency, stating, "Americans don’t want speculation on UAP; they want answers."
The insistence of an increasing number of leaders for disclosure reflects a growing trend in public interest. This analysis demonstrates why the topic needs to be brought to light.
The Destroyer Of Worlds Spanish Conquistadors named a desolate basin in southern New Mexico with prophetic insight: the Jornada del Muerto—Dead |
By David Marks
The UFO Chronicles 3-5-2026 |
At 5:29 on the morning of July 16, a hundred-foot steel tower at the White Sands Proving Ground held aloft a device conceived by physicists experimenting with the building blocks of reality. Soldiers and scientists lay face-down behind concrete barricades six miles away, eyes squeezed shut against the coming inferno.
The tower vanished in a brilliant flash visible for hundreds of miles, including above the planet. At that moment, the largest man-made explosion that had ever occurred embodied Einstein's equation—atoms transformed into fire like a newborn sun. The desert sand melted into jade-green glass, spreading in every direction.














