aliens.gov Just Launched: 5 Things You Need to Know About This Mysterious New Government Site
- The US government has officially launched aliens.gov, a brand-new, sleek website that appears to aggregate all unclassified UFO/UAP reports, videos, and whistleblower testimonies into one searchable database.
- The site’s main dashboard displays a live counter of "Verified Anomalous Encounters" from military and commercial pilots, which has already logged over 1,200 confirmed incidents since the year 2000.
- Hidden deep in the site’s privacy policy is a controversial clause that grants the Department of Defense the right to "retroactively reclassify" any uploaded civilian footage, sparking fears of a "digital memory hole" for potential alien evidence.
- A cryptic "Compliance Check" feature requires users to agree to non-disclosure of specific "cosmic codes" found in certain reports, leading to wild theories that the site is actually a recruitment tool for a secret space program.
- The site's launch has triggered a massive spike in global web traffic, crashing the server twice on day one, and has already inspired a wave of deepfake conspiracy videos claiming the government is finally admitting "they" are here.