EvidenceJun 10, 2026
A Small Reactor Just Hit Criticality. The Defense Applications Are the Interesting Part.
Antares' milestone is a civilian story with a very familiar shadow program behind it.
By GLT Staff3 min read
Cases, footage, and scientific analysis. The actual sightings, data, and research that form the evidentiary foundation of the UAP conversation. What we cover: Historical case files (Nimitz, Phoenix Lights, Rendlesham). New sightings worth attention (verified, not viral noise). Video and photo analysis with technical breakdowns. Scientific studies (peer-reviewed, Galileo Project, SCU). Patterns and trends across incidents. The question we answer: What is the actual evidence?
Antares' milestone is a civilian story with a very familiar shadow program behind it.
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