UAP Updates | Malmgren's Revelations | Skywatcher Developments
Edited By
Lucas Braun
A collection of eye-opening reports dominated UAP discussions from April 21 to 27, 2025. Key events include an explosive interview revealing high-level military secrets and a government office's significant records release, raising transparency concerns and fueling ongoing debates about UFO phenomena.
Malmgren's Shocking Claims
April 22 marked the release of a long-form interview featuring the late Harald Malmgren. As a former advisor to U.S. Presidents from Nixon to JFK, Malmgren disclosed:
Physical contact with UFO material recovered from the 1962 Bluegill Triple Prime nuclear test.
A brief from CIA Deputy Director Richard Bissell concerning "otherworld technologies" and past crash retrievals, including the notorious 1933 Magenta crash in Italy.
Insight into a secret collaboration between Tesla and Thomas Townsend Brown focused on antigravity research.
In chilling remarks made shortly before his death, Malmgren shared that his daughter had been told of seeing "biologics" and footage of a living extraterrestrial from Roswell. He alleged that JFK was aware of UFOs and that his advocacy for disclosure might have been a factor leading to his assassination. Malmgren insisted he was tracked by a clandestine group, claiming links to "Majestic" from his youth.
"The push for UFO disclosure and peace talks contributed to his assassination," Malmgren reportedly said.
National Archives Reveal New Insights
On April 24, the U.S. National Archives released new records related to UAPs as part of efforts to increase transparency. Collectively, these documents aim to provide insights into the government's investigations into unidentified aerial phenomena, sparking engaging discussions among people.
Skywatcher Progress
In a significant update on April 25, Jake Barber, founder of Skywatcher, alongside advisor Matthew Pines, discussed their plans to attract and study UAP. Barber emphasized:
"Our number one goal is material recovery." The team aims to obtain exotic material ethically for scientific study.
He suggested that possessing such material could be a "revolution" in understanding these phenomena.
AARO Changes & Congressional Activities
The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) took a controversial step on April 26 by disbanding its Senior Technical Advisory Group (STAG) amid concerns over transparency issues. Sources indicated that this move followed legal scrutiny related to the Federal Advisory Committee Act.
Planning the future, several significant congressional hearings are scheduled. Notably:
April 29: Session on Unauthorized Drone Activity Over Military Installations will feature testimonies from the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
May 1: A pivotal briefing titled "Understanding UAP: Science, National Security & Innovation" organized by the UAP Disclosure Fund and the House Committee on Oversight.
Key Takeaways
📎 Malmgren’s interview claims to expose high-level UFO knowledge linked to past U.S. Presidents.
🔍 The U.S. National Archives continues to enhance transparency with new UAP records.
⚙️ Skywatcher focuses on ethical recovery of UFO materials to advance scientific study.
As interest in UAPs surges, what other revelations lie ahead? The implications seem boundless.