A new government domain, aliens.gov, has been spotted in the US, registered for the White House. Its appearance coincides with Donald Trump’s statements about his intention to reveal more material about UFOs and possible extraterrestrial life.
A new government domain, aliens.gov, has been spotted in the US, registered for the White House. Its appearance coincides with Donald Trump’s statements about his intention to reveal more material about UFOs and possible extraterrestrial life.
According to Newsweek, the domain aliens.gov appeared this week in the official .gov registry, which is maintained by CISA. The publication writes that the address was registered for the White House Office, which means it belongs to the US government domain space. As of now, the site is not working, and there is no public explanation for its purpose.
The very fact of the new domain name has already sparked a wave of speculation in the media and social media. The reason is simple: the registration took place shortly after Trump publicly promised to instruct federal agencies to begin identifying and disclosing government files related to UFOs, UAPs, and alien life. This is what Newsweek calls the main reason for the increased attention to aliens.gov.
However, there is currently no official confirmation that this site will become a portal for publishing such materials. Newsweek reminds: CISA regularly registers government domains in advance, in particular, in order to prevent abuse, substitution or fraudulent use of names associated with government structures. That is, the mere appearance of aliens.gov does not mean the automatic launch of the service or the placement of UFO archives on it.
Additional interest in the topic is fueled by the fact that the United States already has an official structure for working with such cases — the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office. It collects and analyzes reports of unknown anomalous phenomena, but has previously repeatedly stated that it has no evidence of the extraterrestrial origin of such incidents. Separately, the National Archives already publishes UAP-related documents within the framework of current requirements.
Stories about a possible «big reveal» in the US appear regularly, but this time the interest was fueled by the official registration of a domain in the state zone .gov. So far, aliens.gov looks more like an information signal or technical reserve than proof that the White House is already preparing a separate portal for a sensational declassification.
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