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Aerial Phenomena

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S2 E10 · UFOs: What The Documents Prove

About Aerial Phenomena

Aerial Phenomena is a documentary TV series that premiered on Gaia on October 1, 2021. It has 2 seasons and 20 episodes so far and is still airing new episodes. The latest episode, Season 2 Episode 10 "UFOs: What The Documents Prove", aired on March 1, 2022.

From the beginnings of the UFO phenomena in the 1940s to the evolution of public disclosure through the subsequent decades, historian Richard Dolan highlights key events and figures from within the US government to expose obscured truths.

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Episodes

20 episodes · 2 seasons

Season 1

2021 · 10 episodes · Last episode: 4 years ago

Aerial Phenomena Season 1 release dates →
  1. E10

    10. Confirming MJ-12: The Astonishing Dr. Eric Walker

    Finale

    Richard Dolan explains the importance of the MJ-12 documents and the reality of crashed UFOs via statements from Dr. Eric Walker, the former President of Penn State University.

  2. E9

    9. The Suspicious Death of James Forrestal

    Richard Dolan dissects the conspiracy surrounding the suspicious death of Forrestal, (the first United States Secretary of Defense), and his connection with UAP.

  3. E8

    8. The FBI's UFO Proof

    Richard Dolan analyzes an official investigation into UFO phenomena carried out by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) and reviews several valuable government documents.

  4. E7

    7. What Were the Green Fireballs?

    Richard Dolan examines a special investigation into the myriad reported sightings of mysterious green fireballs, which were not considered meteorological in nature by astronomers.

  5. E6

    6. The Estimate of the Situation

    Richard Dolan examines evidence supporting an official document of the United States government from 1948. This invaluable text concludes that the extraterrestrial hypothesis was the best explanation for the countless UFO incidents and reports from that era.

  6. E5

    5. President Truman's UFO Briefings

    Richard Dolan delves into President Truman's briefings on UFOs, as well as the government secrecy surrounding the subject.

  7. E4

    4. The Astonishing UFO Memo of General Nathan Twining

    Examining official US government documents on UFOs, Richard Dolan discusses the General Nathan Twining memo and other evidence in support of government investigations.

  8. E3

    3. The True Origins of UFO Secrecy

    Richard Dolan explains the possible reasons why it was a necessity for the United States government to maintain UFO secrecy. He also explores the significant cost involved to keep such information from the public hands.

  9. E2

    2. Why Are UFOs/UAPs Interested in Nuclear Technology?

    Richard Dolan examines a number of reports involving UFOs and their interest in nuclear power plants throughout the United States and overseas which have led to official investigations .

  10. E1

    1. Will We Ever Have Disclosure?

    Richard Dolan examines the early push for UFO Disclosure and delves into the presidential briefings on the subject of aerial phenomena.

Season 2

2021 · 10 episodes · Last episode: 4 years ago

Aerial Phenomena Season 2 release dates →
  1. E10

    10. UFOs: What The Documents Prove

    Finale

    Richard Dolan explains how the significant strengthening of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has allowed the general public to obtain important official documented proof of the United States government’s involvement in the study of UFOs.

  2. E9

    9. Walking Among Us?

    Richard Dolan explores two fascinating accounts of individuals reporting ‘human-looking’ alien beings.

  3. E8

    8. Is There a Breakaway Civilization?

    Richard Dolan explores information on secret space programs, and their potential connections with UFOs.

  4. E7

    7. Senator Goldwater's Encounter with UFO Secrecy

    Richard Dolan reveals information on the history of U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater's interest in the UFO phenomena.

  5. E6

    6. Failed UAP Recovery in the Pacific

    Several documented military operations resulted in direct experiences with UAP. Richard Dolan describes the details of high-altitude nuclear detonation tests carried out by the U.S. military, known as 'Operation Dominic'.

  6. E5

    5. Waving At Friendly Aliens

    Richard Dolan describes an unusual incident in 1959 that unfolded in New Guinea, when many witnesses (including well-known priest Reverend Gill) witnessed a disc shaped craft hovering in the sky.

  7. E4

    4. The Curious Case of the CIA Director Roscoe Hillenkoetter

    In this episode, Richard Dolan reveals the relationship between CIA Director Roscoe Hillenkoetter and UFO investigative author Donald Keyhoe of the organization NICAP (National Investigations Committee On Aerial Phenomena).

  8. E3

    3. Contact vs. Abduction

    What is the difference between contact and abduction, and do these modern occurrences have historical correlations? Richard Dolan explores strange contact cases from throughout the centuries.

  9. E2

    2. The Year UFO Secrecy Nearly Ended

    Richard Dolan describes how hundreds if not thousands of UFOs were sighted in the skies over the United States in 1952. This resulted in 1952 earning the title 'The Year of the Flying Saucer'.

  10. E1

    1. The CIA's UFO Admission

    Richard Dolan reveals information on a secret CIA memo from August 1952 outlining the incredible documentation of UFOs reaching amazing speeds. The CIA also documents the characteristics, shape, and sizes of these UFOs, some of which were said to be gigantic.

Aerial Phenomena FAQ

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When did the latest episode of Aerial Phenomena come out?

The most recent episode of Aerial Phenomena, Season 2 Episode 10 "UFOs: What The Documents Prove", aired on March 1, 2022.

How many seasons of Aerial Phenomena are there?

Aerial Phenomena has 2 seasons with 20 episodes in total.

When did Aerial Phenomena first air?

Aerial Phenomena first aired on Gaia on October 1, 2021.

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