2 item(s), most exciting first. THIN WEEK: we found fewer than 3 items that qualified, and we haven’t padded it.
Case: RW-BC-2026-063 · Event 2026-05 (late) · First reported 2026-06-02 G1 reported on 2 June that influencer Mayk Leão, 31, went viral with videos of strange lights over Campo Largo, Paraná, and that his following grew from about 46,000 to 600,000. Grades: An influencer filmed lights and went viral: CONFIRMED; The lights are unknown craft: UNVERIFIED Mundane explanation: Drones, Starlink trains, aircraft and lanterns are the usual candidates. Read the full case file 2. ‘Shapeshifting’ UFOs Stump a Man in Essex (UFO/UAP)
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A married couple in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, filed NUFORC report #200185 on 14 August 2026 with cellphone video of what they called a very large rectangle with blinking lights, hovering over a tree line at about 2 p.m. Here’s what the report says, and what it would take to test the 300-to-400-foot estimate.
A fireball crossed New Zealand’s lower North Island at 10.26pm on 28 July 2026. Within days, citizen scientists had pulled fragments of it from Wairarapa farmland. Here is the record, including where the reports disagree.
A boy and his grandmother filmed glowing objects moving over a neighbour’s house in Tuscaloosa. A Birmingham astronomer was puzzled by the trails; a University of Alabama professor said drones. Here is the record.
The Redacted Weekly roundup for the week of 4 May – 10 May 2026: 3 graded cases, most exciting first.
The Redacted Weekly roundup for the week of 14 Sep – 20 Sep 2026: 3 graded cases, most exciting first.
A viral September claim said Beijing had warned its 1.4 billion citizens not to talk to aliens and to call a UN hotline instead. The real source was a scientists’ protocol for SETI researchers, garbled through a Chinese news graphic.
