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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna just dropped bombshell UFO claims — classified photos of non-human craft and interdimensional beings. Here’s what she said.
Today, Representative Anna Paulina Luna made headlines when she shared just now on The Joe Rogan Experience new details surrounding UFOs, UAPs, and possible interdimensional technology. The Florida Republican—an Air Force veteran and chair of the House Task Force on Declassification. She pushed for transparency, suggesting extraterrestrial or interdimensional origins, stirring debate around government secrecy and public disclosure.
H2: What did Luna claim today?
Rep. Luna said she’s personally reviewed classified images and briefings showing aircraft or objects defying physics. She described them as “very advanced,” comparing them to a smartphone appearing before a caveman. She drew parallels between these phenomena and ancient apocryphal texts, hinting that they may have been recorded long ago — possibly by civilizations that witnessed similar mysteries (The Economic Times, New York Post).
H3: Interdimensional beings—serious or sensational?
Luna stated:
“They call them interdimensional beings… moving outside time and space.” (The Economic Times, New York Post)
She notes credible military testimonials describe movements that don’t conform to known physics. On Rogan’s show, she maintained that while she hasn’t seen a craft live, photos and details from reliable insiders are convincing. This drew skepticism—Reddit physicists criticized the explanation as lacking scientific rigor (Reddit).
H3: Why now? The push for public access
As head of a House task force, Luna emphasized the importance of declassifying secrets. She said:
“When thousands have seen something, saying they’re crazy is disinformation.” (New York Post, primetimer.com)
She urged the government to share what it knows, warning that secrecy erodes public confidence—especially if technology is being back-engineered. She wants voters and Congress to see what she’s seen.
H3: How has mainstream media reacted?
- Post outlets like New York Post noted she recounted an “airspace incursion” witnessed at the Air National Guard base—pilots refused to identify an object that outperformed their F-16s (New York Post).
- (Economic Times) highlighted her linking unknown phenomena to “missing” biblical books, noting she served guard duty at Eglin AFB (The Economic Times).
- Hindustan Times reported Luna suggested these beings might be interdimensional, stressing she reviewed evidence in a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) (Hindustan Times, New York Post).
Key takeaways
- Luna says she’s seen classified evidence of aircraft beyond human capability.
- She framed them as interdimensional or extraterrestrial, referencing ancient texts.
- She condemned government secrecy and urged public disclosure.
- Claims continue to spark debate — critics demand more scientific proof.
Quick stats & bullet takeaways
- 2,100+ UFO/UAP reports in 2025 so far (New York Post)
- Job title: Chair, House Oversight Task Force on Declassification (since Feb 2025) (Wikipedia, luna.house.gov)
- Military past: Served in Air Force 2009–2014; worked airfield management (Wikipedia)
- Public shift: Calls for releasing UAP files align with rising public curiosity and government transparency efforts.
The broader picture — what this means
Rep. Luna’s revelations arrive within a shifting landscape. UAP reporting has tripled in recent years. The government, under this committee, faces pressure to release information previously off-limits. Advocates like Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb have pointed to interstellar objects as evidence for non-human tech (New York Post).
If Luna’s photos are genuine, they could shift public opinion on everything from funding for UAP investigations to regulation of back-engineered tech. Historically, UFO claims have stirred hype—and backlash. This time, Luna’s military background, congressional role, and conscientious framing lend weight. But critics cite a lack of peer review and hard data; after all, bold claims need clear proof.
What comes next — and why it matters to aew
- Congressional hearings likely: Luna may hold UAP declassification sessions, releasing files or testimony.
- Pressure on Pentagon: Expect more demands for transparency and whistleblower protections.
- Media frenzy & public curiosity: As revelations hit mainstream channels and social platforms, Google Discover readers and fans of fast-moving subjects like aew (All Elite Wrestling) could find cross-interest — linking high-drama political developments with entertainment buzz.
In summary
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s claims today injected a fresh jolt into national conversation. A decorated veteran offering classified evidence under congressional authority isn’t just noise—it’s an invitation for answers. It won’t settle questions overnight. But it may spark change: new government hearings, released documents, and a cultural reckoning about what we don’t understand.
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Author Bio
Jordan Reid is a Washington-based correspondent covering politics, technology, and emerging science. She brings on-the-ground reporting with a knack for unraveling how secret data shapes public debate. Follow her for in-depth updates.
