The Truth Hidden in NICAP’s UFO Files to Fall Asleep To

This calm, immersive documentary quietly revisits real Cold War–era UFO case files once buried in the archives of NICAP — the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena. Founded in 1956, NICAP was among the first civilian organizations to challenge official explanations and investigate unexplained aerial phenomena with scientific discipline.

In this first collection, we explore historic radar-visual encounters, pilot chases, and mysterious disappearances drawn directly from NICAP’s records. These include the Ellsworth Air Force Base radar-visual case, the Goshen County night encounter, the Redmond aerial pursuit, the Haneda Air Base contact, and the White Sands observation. Also revisited are the Washington D.C. radar incursions, the Lakenheath–Bentwaters incident, and the haunting Lake Superior disappearance — where an interceptor aircraft appeared to merge on radar with an unknown target before vanishing.

Each case is presented through slow, soothing narration designed for sleep, reflection, and quiet curiosity. This is not sensational storytelling, but a gentle re-examination of real historical investigations — allowing the mystery to unfold naturally as you listen.

Whether you’re falling asleep, relaxing late at night, or exploring the hidden history of UFO research, this episode offers a calm journey into the forgotten signals of the past.

This Night Signals episode is ideal for:
– Falling asleep to calm UFO documentaries
– Listening to real historical UFO cases at night
– Relaxing with slow, immersive narration
– Exploring Cold War mysteries without overstimulation
– Ambient storytelling for sleep and reflection

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