In 1917, thousands in Fátima, Portugal, witnessed a predicted sky event now seen as a key case linking Marian visions and modern UAP studies.
Explore the 1952 Flatwoods Monster case, a chilling West Virginia UAP encounter blending meteor reports, eyewitness terror, and enduring mystery.
Explore how the Navy’s FLIR, Gimbal, and GoFast UAP videos shaped modern analysis, official findings, and the science behind parallax illusions.
If you study UAP seriously, your best “sensors” are often declassified records, FOIA releases, and agency reading rooms. But getting...
From Belgium’s 1990 F-16 scrambles to Hessdalen’s always-on sensors, this investigation asks: could UAP reporting surges have been forecast using 1980s–2000s tools?
France’s GEIPAN, part of CNES, is the world’s longest-running state UAP program, dedicated to collecting, analyzing, and publishing UAP cases transparently.
Explore how ancient rituals, religious visions, spiritualism, and modern UAP contact practices reveal recurring patterns of extraordinary encounter.
An investigation into combat-related UAP encounters across WWII, Korea, and Vietnam, revealing patterns of surveillance and electronic warfare.
Explore the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, its verified data, eyewitness accounts, UAP claims, and Japan’s evolving investigation context.
Harvard’s Galileo Project applies advanced sensors and open science to study UAP and interstellar objects through continuous, calibrated observation.
Explore decades of Ganzfeld research, UAP data standards, and the testable limits of telepathy claims in modern anomaly science.
Gary McKinnon’s NASA and Pentagon hacks fueled UAP secrecy claims, sparking a landmark extradition battle and enduring UFO controversy.
GEIPAN (Groupe d’Études et d’Informations sur les Phénomènes Aérospatiaux Non-identifiés) is France’s official UAP investigation unit, operating under CNES (the...
Explore the life and legacy of General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, a pivotal U.S. Air Force leader whose decisions shaped early UAP inquiry and intelligence history.
General Nathan F. Twining shaped U.S. airpower and pioneered official UAP inquiry, linking military leadership with early UFO investigations.