Mystery AtlasUAP Crash-Retrieval Claim
The claim, most prominently made in David Grusch's 2023 congressional testimony, that the US government secretly possesses recovered non-human craft and biological material from crash sites; unverified, and not substantiated by AARO's subsequent historical review.
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Theories & Explanations
UAP Crash-Retrieval Claim is frequently compared to Roswell Extraterrestrial Crash Theory — Both allege the government secretly holds recovered non-human craft, decades apart and via unrelated evidentiary claims.
People
UAP Crash-Retrieval Claim was popularised by David Grusch.
Organisations & Programmes
- All-domain Anomaly Resolution Officeestablished July 2022
UAP Crash-Retrieval Claim was criticised by All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office — AARO's 2024 historical review found no verifiable evidence supporting claims of retrieved non-human craft or biologics.