Aerial Phenomena - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Will We Ever Have Disclosure?
In this first episode of the series, Richard Dolan examines the early push for UFO Disclosure by the organization known as NICAP (National Investigations Committee On Aerial Phenomena) and delves into the presidential briefings on the subject of aerial phenomena. Dolan also explains the potential filtering of advanced extraterrestrial technologies to defense contractors to reproduce and utilize for military application.
Why Are UFOs/UAPs Interested in Nuclear Technology?
What are the ties between UAP and nuclear technology? Richard Dolan examines numerous reports involving UFOs and their interest in nuclear power plants in the US and overseas, which have led to official investigations. On many occasions, military jets were scrambled to intercept these mysterious objects, which would often vanish from the area only to return sometime later.
The True Origins of UFO Secrecy
Many events have been concealed from the public for decades. Richard Dolan explains the possible reasons why it was a necessity for the United States government to maintain UFO secrecy. He also explores the significant cost involved to keep such information from the public hands which include atomic energy secrets. Dolan also touches on the massive implications of the Roswell UFO crash.
The Astonishing UFO Memo of General Nathan Twining
Roswell and Project Blue Book are popular topics connecting the public to UAP documentation. Examining official US government documents on UFOs, Richard Dolan explores tangible pieces of history such as the General Nathan Twining memo and evidence of government investigations into both the Roswell UFO incident and the birth of Project Blue Book.
President Truman's UFO Briefings
Despite no mentions of UFOs in biographies of President Harry Truman, there are well-documented accounts of his involvement with the US government's investigations. Richard Dolan delves into President Truman's briefings on UFOs, as well as the government secrecy surrounding the subject. The continued incursions of UFOs over numerous power plants throughout the United States are also explored, including the official reports from the Energy Commission that forced a response by the U.S. military.
The Estimate of the Situation
Skeptics of ETs and UFOs often demand proof, but few "smoking gun" pieces of substantiation reach the public. Richard Dolan examines evidence supporting an official document of the United States government from 1948. This invaluable text concludes that the extraterrestrial hypothesis was the best explanation for the countless UFO incidents and reports from that era. This document has been referred to as 'The Estimate of the Situation'.
What Were the Green Fireballs?
Many have experienced unexplainable sights in the skies, even "great balls of fire" as the famous pop song goes. Richard Dolan examines a special investigation into the myriad reported sightings of mysterious green fireballs, which were not considered meteorological in nature by astronomers. Dolan also explores numerous eyewitness reports of this strange phenomenon.
The FBI's UFO Proof
Multiple US organizations retain evidence relating to ETs and UFOs, and as time unfurls more reports are disclosed. Richard Dolan analyzes an official investigation into UFO phenomena carried out by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) and reviews several valuable government documents. Dolan also examines the reported sightings of UFOs over Los Alamos National Laboratory in the United States, which were also caught on radar travelling at the incredible speed of 27,000 mph.
The Suspicious Death of James Forrestal
A member of the Majestic 12, the former head of the Navy, and one of JFK's biggest mentors, few today know the history of James Forrestal. Richard Dolan dissects the conspiracy surrounding the suspicious death of Forrestal, (the first United States Secretary of Defense), and his connection with UAP. Dolan notes that many believe Forrestal may have been silenced from pursuing and revealing sensitive information pertaining to the subjects of UFOs and ETs.
Confirming MJ-12: The Astonishing Dr. Eric Walker
Long suspected as an elite order of US decision makers, the Majestic 12 have left behind evidence relating to UAP. Richard Dolan explains the importance of the MJ-12 documents and the reality of crashed UFOs via statements from Dr. Eric Walker, the former President of Penn State University. Dolan also remarks on those who believe there may be a connection between psi (supposed parapsychological or psychic faculties or phenomena) and UFOs.
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