Tom DeLonge
Musician · Co-founder of To The Stars Academy · public UAP commentator
Credibility: 5/10
Tom DeLonge is a musician, co-founder of Blink-182, and co-founder of To The Stars Academy (TTSA). Since the 2010s, he has appeared publicly as a UAP commentator, combining personal conversations with former military, intelligence, and aerospace personnel with expansive interpretations about UAP, non-human intelligence, history, and consciousness.
In Joe Rogan Experience #1029 (2017), DeLonge said he had been read into secret government programs involving UFOs and aliens. He described objects that might fold spacetime, as well as briefings by people from Skunk Works, intelligence agencies, and the AATIP orbit. These statements are documented as his public claims; their specific sources, documents, and technical conclusions are not independently publicly verifiable.
A solid institutional context exists in that TTSA announced a 2019 CRADA with the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command. That R&D cooperation does not confirm DeLonge's claimed briefings or his NHI, propulsion, or historical interpretations. He is therefore relevant to the database as an influential public carrier of UAP narratives with real organizational and network ties, not as an independently verified source for their broader content.
Key Statements
- Said on Joe Rogan in 2017 that he had been read into secret government programs involving UFOs and aliens
- Described a personal model in which some objects fold spacetime and do not travel in straight lines
- Referenced publicly unidentified briefings from people in Skunk Works, intelligence, and the AATIP orbit
- TTSA announced a 2019 CRADA with U.S. Army CCDC on material and technology innovations
- The CRADA confirms none of the claimed secret programs, NHI, spacetime mechanics, or Roswell details
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