The US government’s PURSUE UAP releases have produced a large archive of videos, documents, witness statements, military sensor clips, FBI material, historical files, and AARO analysis.

But which of them are genuinely worth paying attention to?

In this solo episode of Aliens Explored, Stu Jackson breaks down his top two videos and top two files from each of the three PURSUE tranches.

This includes:

DOW-UAP-PR049 — the Army-linked Western US case video DOW-UAP-PR036 — the Middle East military sensor clip The Western US Event slide deck The USPER Statement about UAP Sighting DOW-UAP-PR067 — the apparent transmedium submarine-related case DOW-UAP-PR071 — the Lake Huron F-16 shootdown footage ODNI-UAP-D001 — the senior intelligence official narrative DOW-UAP-D017 — the Sandia Base historical reports FBI-UAP-PR003 — Orbs Over the Pond FBI-UAP-PR004 — Northeastern Orb Sighting DOW-UAP-D077 — the AARO Western US Event analysis update FBI-UAP-D002 — the Colorado Springs FBI case file

These files do not prove aliens. They do not prove non-human intelligence. But they are officially unresolved — and that matters.

Stu explores what makes these cases interesting, what still needs to be released, and why the best UAP discussion sits somewhere between blind belief and automatic dismissal.

Neil isn’t present for this episode, but he’ll be responding soon. Send your questions for Stu and/or Neil to:

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Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/_n3Jz-wSehI

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Aliens Explored is back, and UFOlogy has been busy.

In this episode, Stu Jackson and Neil Kelly look back at some of the most notable UFO and UAP events from the two years since the show went on hiatus. From congressional hearings and whistleblower claims to the AARO report, Luis Elizondo’s Imminent, James Fox’s The Program, Jeremy Corbell’s Sleeping Dog, the Jellyfish UAP, the New Jersey drone panic, PURSUE file releases, the Nazca mummies, the Buga sphere, Starlink misidentifications and the Galileo Project, there is a lot to catch up on.

Has the disclosure movement really moved forward? Are we getting closer to answers? Or are we seeing the same mixture of testimony, mystery, hype, doubt and difficult evidence in a new form?

Stu and Neil explore what has changed, what still needs proper scrutiny, and which stories may deserve a deeper dive in future episodes.

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After 169 episodes and two years away, Aliens Explored is back.

In this 17-minute relaunch episode, Stu Jackson and Neil Kelly sit down to talk about why they are bringing the show back now, what has changed since the original podcast ended, and what they are looking forward to as the next chapter begins.

The UFO and UAP world has not been quiet while the show has been away. Government hearings, whistleblower claims, media attention, strange headlines and big questions have all kept the subject moving — and there is a lot to catch up on.

Stu returns as an amateur ufologist with a particular interest in crop circles and a willingness to ask whether there really might be something going on.

Neil returns as a former military intelligence analyst with a more skeptical eye, sharper questions and a deep need to see the evidence before getting carried away.

Together, they explain what listeners can expect from the relaunched Aliens Explored: a sharper format, fresh episodes, open-minded discussion, skeptical challenge, strange stories, famous cases, obscure mysteries, and plenty of UFO and UAP news still to explore.

The first full new episode arrives Friday 12th June at 4pm, catching up on the biggest UFO and UAP events from the time since Aliens Explored stopped podcasting.

Open minds. Sharp questions.