Chuck Clark UFO Video 1995 — Bob Lazar Confirms Authenticity (2026)

In 1995, two unknown men on a nighttime sightseeing trip near Rachel, Nevada (approximately 240 km from Las Vegas, in the immediate vicinity of Area 51) filmed an unidentified flying object with a Hi8 video camera. The object — a glowing orange disc — hovered so low that documentary filmmaker James Fox later said: 'You could have hit it with a rock.' Fox described the metal as 'glowing alive like phosphorus on a beach' and the disc as slightly unstably wobbling.

The tape came into the possession of Chuck Clark, a former military man and well-known UFO observer from Rachel, NV. Clark refused to release the video for decades. When documentary filmmaker James Fox described it to podcaster Joe Rogan in April 2023, Logan Paul heard about it and drove to Clark's house with a Mercedes and $100,000 in cash — purchase refused. Paul then secretly filmed the video with a hidden button camera while watching it on Clark's television.

In April 2026, Jesse Michels (YouTube channel 'American Alchemy') organized a meeting between Logan Paul and Bob Lazar. Lazar watched the video and reacted immediately and without hesitation: 'It behaves exactly like what I saw at S-4.' Lazar explained that the 'buoyant,' fluidly floating movement of the object exactly matched the gravity wave propulsion he had described in 1989: a stable isotope of Element 115 (Moscovium) generates a gravity wave that 'embeds' the craft in a space-time field — which explains the characteristic, CGI-like movement that would have been nearly impossible to fake in 1995.

Logan Paul officially released the video on May 10, 2026. The quality is severely degraded from repeated VHS playback and the covert copy. Critics point to Clark's reputation as a UFO enthusiast and the missing original cassette as authenticity obstacles. Proponents argue: why would someone fake such a convincingly moving object in 1995 and then keep it secret for decades?