Tom DeLonge, the lead vocalist and guitarist of the band Blink-182, has become one of the most prominent public figures advocating for the study of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs). In 2017, Tom DeLonge founded To the Stars Academy of Arts & Science (TTSA), a research organization focused on UFOs and UAPs, with the goal of advancing research in aerospace technology and other cutting-edge scientific fields. The organization also aims to declassify government-held information on UFOs. TTSA has played a crucial role in bringing UAP research into the public eye, particularly with the release of declassified Pentagon UFO videos in 2017. These videos showed U.S. Navy pilots encountering UAPs with unusual flight characteristics, prompting widespread media attention and increased interest in UFOs. DeLonge's connection to high-profile individuals in the defense and intelligence community has fueled speculation about the depth of his involvement in UFO-related initiatives. In particular, he has collaborated with former government officials, including former Pentagon officials and scientists, who are part of TTSA. DeLonge's interest in UFOs and his subsequent interactions with government officials, including John Podesta, a former White House Chief of Staff, came to light through the release of emails by WikiLeaks. These emails revealed that DeLonge had been in communication with Podesta and others about UFO research, and in one email, DeLonge expressed his belief that the public had the right to know more about extraterrestrial phenomena.

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