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Multiple governments have been keeping data for decades. This website is good for perusing it:
UFO Phenomena - The Black Vault
Download a massive number of documents obtained officially from the U.S. government and military via the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).www.theblackvault.com
There's also theoretical papers out there, such as:
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What is the Alcubierre "warp" drive?
It's always a welcome thing to learn that ideas that are commonplace in science fiction have a basis in science fact. Cryogenic freezers, laser guns, robots, silicate implants… and let's not forget the warp drive! Believe it or not, this concept – alternately known as FTL (Faster-Than-Light)...phys.org
You said there was evidence of FTL aircraft. A theoretical paper on the topic isn't evidence of that - did you even read the article you linked? Even if they study had shown it was possible, there is a huge gap between possible and developed.
In 2013, Dr. White and members of Eagleworks published the results of their 19.6-second warp field test under vacuum conditions. These results, which were deemed to be inconclusive, were presented at the 2013 Icarus Interstellar Starship Congress held in Dallas, Texas.
And I'm not going to sift through hundreds of random articles from CT nuts just to find what is most likely some old government paper referencing a small inconclusive study on the subject (probably the one above). You said there was evidence, show it. This is no different than me saying there's evidence for unicorns, then when you ask for it I say its in the library.