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AARO is the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, the U.S. government body created to coordinate UAP analysis across domains.

The alien question drives public interest, but official and scientific sources do not treat unidentified as the same as extraterrestrial.

Official UFO records are scattered across archives, defense releases, intelligence collections, and declassified historical files.

UAP stands for unidentified anomalous phenomena. It is an official umbrella term for observations or detections that cannot be immediately identified and require structured review.

USA Herald's report focuses on a new UAP science advisory effort associated with Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and the expanding role of AARO in the federal UAP process.

NUFORC reports that it participated in an AARO-sponsored workshop on UAP narrative data and analysis, linking a civilian reporting center with the federal office responsible for UAP review.

New explainers focus on terms and questions users actually search for: UAP meaning, AARO, NASA, video analysis, radar, disclosure files, and common misidentifications.

Vanity Fair's report treats Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day as more than a genre movie.

KLAS 8 News Now reports that Spielberg's Disclosure Day has sparked a debate over UFO information, a natural fit for a Las Vegas outlet with a long history of covering Area 51, secrecy claims, and the modern disclosure movement.

Official U.S. government portal for all-domain anomaly resolution information, reports, media, and case materials.