2017 in UFO history
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2017 in UFO history
| Year | 2017 |
|---|---|
| Events | 7 |
| Decade | 2010s |
| Topics | Government programs (topic), Secrecy & cover-up (topic), Beings & bodies (topic), Propulsion & physics (topic) |
| Timeline | 2017 on the UAP Timeline |
2017 in UFO history — the UAP Timeline records 7 events in 2017, mostly about government programs and secrecy & cover-up. People named in these events include Martin Tajmar, Tom DeLonge, John Podesta, Neil McCasland, Rob Weiss.
Events
- NASA–NNSA planetary defense partnership (22 March 2017) — The nuclear security agency discloses its planetary defense partnership with NASA.
- Aircraft as pilot prosthetic (Forgotten Languages) (27 March 2017) — An anonymous website publishes an article about making aircraft an extension of the pilot.
- Movement and Maneuver in Deep Space (April 2017) — Air Force doctrine officers publish a framework on using emerging technologies.
- Navy underwater-object program claim (2017) (19 September 2017) — An astronomer with Navy contracts claims the Navy runs a secret underwater-object project.
- DeLonge's advisers on Joe Rogan (26 October 2017) — DeLonge suggests on a podcast that senior officials and executives advise him.
- Salvatore Pais patents (2 November 2017) — Navy scientist Salvatore Pais files a patent for a triangular craft with claimed antigravity effects.
- $21 trillion unsupported adjustments (11 December 2017) — Catherine Austin Fitts and an economist report $21 trillion in unsupported government spending.
People

- Martin Tajmar — Physicist who tested claimed exotic propulsion devices.
- Tom DeLonge — Musician who founded To The Stars Academy.
- John Podesta — Clinton campaign chairman with a long interest in UFO disclosure.
- Neil McCasland — Retired Air Force major general named in the Podesta emails.
- Rob Weiss — Lockheed Skunk Works executive named in the Podesta emails.
- Christopher Mellon — Former deputy assistant secretary of defense for intelligence who helped release the Navy UAP videos.
- Luis Elizondo — Former Army counterintelligence officer who says he ran AATIP.
- Salvatore Pais — Navy engineer who filed patents for exotic propulsion concepts.
- Catherine Austin Fitts — Former HUD official who argues trillions flow to secret programs.
- Mark Skidmore — Economist who co-wrote the $21 trillion analysis with Catherine Austin Fitts.
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