Steve Myers

If there was a UFO cover-up, who was running it? For decades, whispers of a shadowy government committee have fueled conspiracy theories. Now, with modern whistleblowers stepping forward, the truth might be stranger than fiction. Tonight on WTF, we’re diving into the alleged paper trail of deception, from

Just when you thought the Roswell story couldn't get any stranger, the official explanations kept changing! From a simple weather balloon to top-secret projects and even crash test dummies, the government's narrative has shifted more times than a UFO in a dogfight. What are they

Roswell. 1947. For most people, that’s where the UFO conspiracy story begins. The year the government first lied to us. But what if the playbook for deception was already written, perfected, and ready to deploy? WTF, we’re diving into the most famous UFO incident on Earth, and uncovering

The biggest mystery in the UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) debate isn’t just how these crafts fly—it’s why they aren't invisible. If a craft can outmaneuver an F-22 Raptor and defy the laws of physics, it surely has the technology to remain completely hidden, yet

Glowing Orbs and Foo Fighters - More Than Just Ball Lightning?Beyond the classic saucer, glowing spheres and orbs are among the most commonly reported UFO shapes, appearing as solid, pulsing, or color-changing balls of light. While skeptics often attribute these sightings to natural phenomena like ball lightning, the erratic

Since 1947, when pilot Kenneth Arnold reported seeing shiny, disc-like objects skipping across the sky, the flattened disc, or "flying saucer," has become the iconic symbol of UFOs. But beyond the pop culture image, eyewitness accounts consistently describe these craft as eerily silent, lacking visible propulsion, and