2005 in UFO history
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| Year | 2005 |
|---|---|
| Events | 6 |
| Decade | 2000s |
| Topics | Beings & bodies (topic), Crashes & retrievals (topic), Secrecy & cover-up (topic), Government programs (topic) |
| Timeline | 2005 on the UAP Timeline |
2005 in UFO history — the UAP Timeline records 6 events in 2005, mostly about beings & bodies and crashes & retrievals. People named in these events include Jacques Vallée, Harold Puthoff, Christopher "Kit" Green, Garry Nolan, Richard Doty.
Overview
The best-known UFO story of 2005 was "Project Serpo." On 1 November Victor Martinez, who ran an email list for retired intelligence personnel interested in UFOs, received what was presented as a 3,000-page Defense Intelligence Agency report from the 1970s. It claimed that a live being recovered from a New Mexico crash helped the government contact its home planet, "Serpo," and that 12 trained Americans later travelled there from the Nevada Test Site.[1] An anonymous British official later claimed the document was real but described invented events, written by the CIA in response to Soviet disinformation.[1] The story is among the proposed planetary objects in ufology whose existence is not supported by scientific evidence.[2]
The year's more sober development was medical. CIA physician Christopher "Kit" Green returned to private medicine and began compiling a database of people who reported injuries such as burns, skin lesions, cancer and other illnesses after close encounters with UFOs. His more than 100 patients were military personnel or aerospace workers. He suspected exposure to secret technology such as non-lethal weapons, and said about a quarter of his patients died within five to seven years.[3] See also Garry Nolan and Richard Doty. See Kit Green's injury database.
Other entries record private conversations. On 5 December a former manager of operations at EG&G Special Projects at the Nevada Test Site told Jacques Vallée, Harold Puthoff and Eric Davis of a project called "Senior Soda" that built a ramjet disc.[1] On 6 December Puthoff told Vallée about Arlington Institute workshops at which participants were told that the United States, Russia and China all held recovered "alien hardware."[1] Other claims include the book Raechel's Eyes, about an alleged human–alien hybrid, and Air Force veteran Stephen Walker's account of a secret aircraft at Diego Garcia.[3]
Events
- Raechel's Eyes (2005) — A woman claims her daughter communicated with a hybrid being about secret projects.
- Diego Garcia hangar account (2005) — An Air Force veteran describes secretive Navy operations in a hangar on Diego Garcia.
- Kit Green's injury database (2005) — Kit Green begins a database of people injured in close encounters.
- Project Serpo (1 November 2005) — A message board host receives an alleged 3,000-page report on a famous case.
- EG&G Special Projects manager meeting (2005) (5 December 2005) — A former Nevada Test Site manager tells Vallée, Puthoff and Davis about secret work.
- High-level Arlington workshops (2005) (6 December 2005) — Puthoff describes high-level workshops on the UAP question.
People
- Jacques Vallée — Computer scientist and astronomer, author of the Forbidden Science journals and a central figure in UFO research.
- Harold Puthoff — Physicist who co-founded the SRI remote-viewing research and later worked on AAWSAP and To The Stars Academy.
- Christopher "Kit" Green — CIA physician and analyst who became a long-time contact of Jacques Vallée and studied UAP-related injuries.
- Garry Nolan — Stanford immunologist who studies UAP-related injuries and claimed materials.
- Richard Doty — Air Force Office of Special Investigations agent who fed disinformation to UFO researchers in the 1980s.
- John B. Alexander — Retired Army colonel who organized the 1985 Advanced Theoretical Physics group and wrote UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies and Realities.
- John Petersen — Futurist who founded the Arlington Institute.
Nearby years
2004 in UFO history · 2006 in UFO history
References
- UAP timeline published with Michael Shellenberger's 2024 congressional testimony, entries for 1 November to 6 December 2005 · oversight.house.gov
- Planetary objects proposed in religion, astrology, ufology and pseudoscience — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org
- UAP timeline (Shellenberger testimony), undated 2005 entries · oversight.house.gov
Facts in this article are drawn in part from the Wikipedia article “Planetary objects proposed in religion, astrology, ufology and pseudoscience”, 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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