Why the Government Just Registered Aliens.gov (And What They Are Hiding)

A U.S. missile locked onto a smooth metallic orb hovering off Yemen's coast in late 2025, achieving a direct hit at supersonic speeds. Instead of exploding on impact, the missile simply bounced off undamaged, defying expected energy transfer from kinetic weapons. This incident, revealed in a House Oversight hearing, anchors a discussion of documented UAP data from 2024-2026, linking military encounters, ocean sonar, satellite imagery, and astronomical findings to suggest advanced non-human technology operating on and around Earth.

Yemen Incident and Physics Challenges

The orb's deflection challenges classical mechanics and thermodynamics. A missile's kinetic energy—hundreds of pounds of explosives at Mach 2—should produce heat, shockwaves, and fragmentation. Here, multiple sensors (radar, FLIR, optical) confirmed a physical object with thermal and visual signatures, ruling out glitches, yet it repelled the impact without visible effects. Hosts explain this implies materials or fields (gravitational or electromagnetic) that redirect energy pre-contact, as energy cannot be destroyed. Corroboration from sensor fusion and physical deflection supports a real, impervious structure beyond known alloys.