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UNRESOLVED

SIGNALS

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The Investigation

The global UAP record spans millennia. Cave paintings on four continents. Babylonian omen tablets. Roman military reports. Classified Pentagon programs. Congressional testimony under oath. Thousands of primary source documents in dozens of languages, most of which have never been cross-referenced.

Unresolved Signals is an AI-powered documentary investigation that processes the full corpus. Ancient texts, government archives, military intercepts, declassified intelligence files, and the 2024 Schumer-Rounds UAP Disclosure Act. We trace the documented record from 1440 BCE to the present day, cite every source by name, and publish the complete bibliography with each episode.

The oldest question in human history. The documents are finally being released.

Latest Episode

The Oldest Question

April 5, 2026

From 1440 BCE Egypt to the 2024 Schumer Amendment, the global UAP record spans millennia, continents, and classification levels. This episode lays the foundation: what do the documents actually say, who kept them, and why does the full picture remain unassembled?

Featured Source

Project Sign Technical Report No. F-TR-2274

Air Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson AFB — February 1949

The U.S. Air Force's first official investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena. Classified SECRET upon completion. The report's central finding recommended that UFOs be investigated as potentially interplanetary vehicles. Air Force leadership rejected the conclusion, disbanded Project Sign, and replaced it with Project Grudge.

Tier 1 — Government Primary Document

About This Project

Unresolved Signals is a documentary investigation into the global UAP evidence base. The show cross-references ancient texts, government archives, military reports, and declassified documents from dozens of countries to trace a record that spans millennia.

Produced by Talentless AI, the show uses an AI-powered research pipeline to process thousands of primary sources across multiple languages. Every claim cites a specific document. Every source is tiered by provenance. The full bibliography is published with each episode.

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