1992 in UFO history
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| Year | 1992 |
|---|---|
| Events | 8 |
| Decade | 1990s |
| Topics | Beings & bodies (topic), Secrecy & cover-up (topic), Government programs (topic), Propulsion & physics (topic) |
| Timeline | 1992 on the UAP Timeline |
1992 in UFO history — the UAP Timeline records 8 events in 1992, mostly about beings & bodies and secrecy & cover-up. People named in these events include Albert Stubblebine, Ed Dames, Robert Byrd, Christopher Mellon, Dan Sherman.
Overview
In 1992 Stanton Friedman and Don Berliner published Crash at Corona, which introduced new witnesses and expanded the Roswell narrative.[1] That year Russian researcher Eugene Podkletnov claimed that a fast-spinning superconductor reduced gravity. Many attempts to reproduce the result have failed.[2]
On 22 May Senate Appropriations Committee counsel Richard D'Amato told Jacques Vallée that he had looked into triangular craft like those seen in Belgium. He believed they were human-made and that the program building them was illegal because "no money was ever appropriated for it."[3] On 22 December the British embassy in Washington reported to London on U.S. reactions to triangular sightings, including a 1989 report by Royal Observer Corps member Chris Gibson of a triangular craft refuelling from a KC-135 tanker.[4] See black triangle.
Several entries come from the remote-viewing world. On 9 March Steven Greer said that at a conference he was taken into a hotel room with retired Major General Albert Stubblebine and people he described as linked to covert programs.[5] Former Army remote viewer Ed Dames claimed a company had asked his firm Psi-Tech to do "anti-gravity work."[5] Stubblebine allegedly said that structures existed beneath the surface of Mars.[6] Dan Sherman said that from 1992 to 1995 his training as an NSA signals analyst was cover for work as an "intuitive communicator" with extraterrestrials.[5] Other entries include a claimed crash at Southaven Park on Long Island on 24 November.[4] The timeline also notes claims by Michael Riconosciuto, a source for journalist Danny Casolaro, about secret software.[3]
Events
- Dan Sherman's NSA analyst training (1992) — Dan Sherman claims his NSA analyst training was cover for communicating with extraterrestrials.
- Ed Dames and Psi-Tech anti-gravity work (9 March 1992) — Ed Dames claims a firm asked his remote viewing company for antigravity work.
- Greer meets Albert Stubblebine (1992) (9 March 1992) — Steven Greer says he met Gen. Stubblebine and people tied to covert programs at a 1992 conference.
- Riconosciuto backdoor claim (1992) (13 May 1992) — Michael Riconosciuto, a witness in the Inslaw lawsuit, says he was hired to build a secret software backdoor.
- Vallée meets D'Amato on secret programs (1992) (22 May 1992) — Vallée writes he met Senate counsel Dick D'Amato about secret programs.
- Stubblebine's Mars lecture (1992) (22 May 1992) — Gen. Albert Stubblebine allegedly claims there are structures beneath the surface of Mars.
- Southaven Park crash claim (24 November 1992) — A book says locals believed a UAP crashed near Brookhaven Lab on Long Island.
- British embassy report on triangles (1992) (22 December 1992) — The British embassy reports on the U.S. reaction to triangular UAP sightings.
People
- Albert Stubblebine — Army intelligence commander who championed psychic research.
- Ed Dames — Former Army remote viewer who founded Psi-Tech.
- Robert Byrd — Senate leader for whom C. Richard D'Amato and Christopher Mellon investigated black programs.
- Christopher Mellon — Former deputy assistant secretary of defense for intelligence who helped release the Navy UAP videos.
- Dan Sherman — Former Air Force sergeant who claimed in Above Black that he was trained to communicate with aliens.
- John B. Alexander — Retired Army colonel who organized the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics group and wrote UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies and Realities.
- Steven Greer — Physician who founded CSETI and the Disclosure Project.
- Michael Riconosciuto — Witness in the Inslaw affair who made claims about secret technology.
- Jacques Vallée — Computer scientist and astronomer, author of the Forbidden Science journals and a central figure in UFO research.
- C. Richard D'Amato — Senate Appropriations Committee counsel who looked into black budgets for Sen. Robert Byrd.
Nearby years
1991 in UFO history · 1993 in UFO history
References
- Roswell incident — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org
- Anti-gravity — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org
- UAP timeline published with Michael Shellenberger's 2024 congressional testimony, entries for 13 and 22 May 1992 · oversight.house.gov
- UAP timeline (Shellenberger testimony), entries for 24 November and 22 December 1992 · oversight.house.gov
- UAP timeline (Shellenberger testimony), entries for 1992 and 9 March 1992 · oversight.house.gov
- UAP timeline (Shellenberger testimony), entry for 22 May 1992 (Stubblebine) · oversight.house.gov
Facts in this article are drawn in part from the Wikipedia articles “Roswell incident”, “Anti-gravity”, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.
This page was last edited on 29 October 2026. Articles are written in our own words from the sources listed under References; disputed claims are attributed to the people who made them.
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