2026年5月2日

🛸 UFO/UAP News Flash — 05月03日06:03

The UFO community experienced a week full of controversy and upheaval. From the death of prominent researcher David Wilcock, to the White House officially registering the Aliens.gov domain, to the FBI investigating the deaths and disappearances of multiple scientists, the UFO disclosure movement appears to be at a critical juncture.

📰 Today’s Top News

1️⃣ Renowned UFO Researcher David Wilcock Dies at 53

| 📍 Boulder County, Colorado, USA | 📅 April 20, 2026 | 🔍 Death of a Public Figure |

Prominent UFO researcher and frequent Ancient Aliens guest David Wilcock was found dead in Boulder County, Colorado. The coroner’s office confirmed that Wilcock died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Just two days before his death, he posted on X (formerly Twitter) that he was “going through some really intense stuff.”

Wilcock was a key figure in the UFO disclosure movement. His YouTube channel, “Divine Cosmos with David Wilcock,” amassed over 46 million views and 518,000 subscribers. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna described his death as a “tragedy” and quoted the Bible verse “John 8:32” in tribute.

This incident occurs during a sensitive period when Congress and the FBI are investigating the deaths and disappearances of multiple scientists, further fueling conspiracy theories.

2️⃣ White House Registers Aliens.gov Domain, Disclosure Moves Forward

| 📍 Washington D.C., USA | 📅 April 2026 | 🔍 Government Action |

About a month after Trump ordered the declassification of all federal government UFO-related documents, the White House officially registered the Aliens.gov domain. This move is seen as a signal that the government is preparing to release more extraterrestrial-related information to the public.

Sources indicate the domain registration follows up on Trump’s earlier executive order requiring government agencies to declassify all files regarding UFOs and “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena” (UAP). Obama had previously mentioned in a podcast interview that the universe is so vast, there is a high probability of extraterrestrial life.

3️⃣ FBI and Congress Investigate Deaths and Disappearances of 10 Scientists

| 📍 Multiple U.S. States | 📅 Ongoing in 2026 | 🔍 Investigation in Progress |

The U.S. House Oversight Committee announced an investigation into the deaths or disappearances of 10 scientists, all of whom were associated with U.S. nuclear energy or space research programs. The FBI has also joined the investigation, with Director Kash Patel stating they will “find all connections” and, if evidence suggests illegal activity, “make appropriate arrests.”

Cases involved include:

Retired Air Force General William Neil McCasland — Missing in New Mexico; his wife emphasized he had no “special UFO knowledge”
Former NASA Scientist Monica Reza — Missing while hiking in the Angeles National Forest
MIT Physics Professor Nuno F.G. Loureiro — Shot and killed at his home in Boston
Anti-Gravity Researcher Amy Catherine Eskridge — Died at age 34; ruled a suicide

Responding to reporters’ questions, Trump described these as “very serious matters.” While hoping it’s just a coincidence, he said the government will follow up with the investigation.

4️⃣ A Brief History of U.S. UFOs: Nearly a Century of Mystery

| 📍 Nationwide, USA | 📅 1947 to Present | 🔍 Historical Review |

The Independent published a detailed retrospective of UFO history, from Kenneth Arnold’s first widely publicized UFO sighting in 1947, the Roswell incident, to the Pentagon’s release of the “Gimbal” and “GoFast” Navy pilot videos in 2017, and the first Congressional UFO hearing in 50 years in 2022.

Key Timeline:

Year	Event
1947	Kenneth Arnold Sighting + Roswell
1948	Air Force Project Sign / Later Project Blue Book
1969	Air Force terminates Project Blue Book, claims no alien evidence
2017	Pentagon confirms authenticity of “Gimbal” and other UAP videos
2020	Pentagon establishes UAP Task Force
2022	First Congressional UFO hearing in 50 years
2026	Trump orders declassification of all UFO files

5️⃣ Hollywood and UFO Culture: How Entertainment Shapes Public Perception

| 📍 Hollywood | 📅 1950 to Present | 🔍 Media Culture |

As the government gradually discloses UFO information, how media shapes our imagination of aliens is equally noteworthy. From the first UFO film The Flying Saucer in 1950, to Steven Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T., to the 2025 documentary The Age of Disclosure, and Spielberg’s upcoming new film Disclosure Day.

Retired Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet said: “Hollywood has been psychologically preparing the public for decades. I believe people can accept (the fact of extraterrestrial life), of course, depending on what information the government releases.”

Editor’s Note: This week’s UFO news has been a real whirlwind — from David Wilcock’s sudden death, to the White House officially registering Aliens.gov, to the FBI investigating the deaths of scientists, everything is thought-provoking. Do you think these events are connected? Or is it all just coincidence? Let us know in the comments! 👇