NASA's FOIA Response Reveals Ongoing Interest in UAPs

NASA's recent FOIA response indicates a significant volume of records related to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, highlighting the agency's ongoing investigation into these phenomena.

Published

September 18, 2026

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The Black Vault (FOIA archive)

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NASA Releases 190 Pages Under UAP FOIA Request

The March Unidentified aircraft, andUAPTF. What the letter actually delivers is a page-by-page tally. Of the records processed from the accounts of Joel Montalbano, Suzanne Gillen, Sandra Connelly, Michael New, Paul Hertz, Bhavya Lal, and Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA reports that 65 pages are released in full, 83 pages are released in part, 20 pages are withheld in full, and 37 pages are duplicate copies of material already processed.

Those four numbers, not any substantive finding about anomalous objects, constitute the release's headline. The distinction matters because the letter's own framing is procedural. It describes a search tasked to NASA's Office of Information Technology, conducted across named officials' email accounts using the requester's keywords and date ranges, and it notes that the search located voluminous records.

The agency characterizes the enclosed material as a completed portion of responsive records, issued on a rolling basis, with approximately 2,460 pages of potentially responsive…

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