UAP Case Files
A research project · updated 10 October 2026

UAPCase Files

From a disc at Magenta in 1933 to the Pentagon opening its own files in 2026: the sightings, the crash stories, the programs and the people, gathered in one place. Every source is graded, and every claim is tagged by how it reaches us.

Open the workspaceRead the picture
cases
339
people
106
agencies, programs and companies
47
documents
140
war.gov PURSUE incidents
134
threads
33
The string

25 landmarks, in date order

Drag or use the arrows. Each card opens its case in the workspace.

Ways in

Pick how you want to look

The workspace with the case list, a Roswell article and the Landmarks board side by side

The workspace

The list, the article and the board on one page. Show any of them, put the article beside the board or above it, and the board follows whatever you pick. Tabs switch it to the Atlas, the Moon and Mars frames, tours, documents, testimony, people or a timeline.
The picture: a chapter called Something old

The picture

The cases read as one story, chapter by chapter.
The Atlas: landmark cases on a map of North America

The Atlas

Where it happened, for every case with a known or alleged place.
In short

The picture

This reads the cases as if the stories are true wherever they agree with each other. Some of it is on the record, much of it is claimed, and the conclusions are our own reading.

Read the whole picture
  1. 0The neighbourhood is kept.
  2. 1Someone was here first.
  3. 2The atomic bomb woke it up.
  4. 3We caught some of it and hid it.
  5. 4It isn’t just hardware.
  6. 5It lives in the oceans too.
  7. 6Disclosure is being managed.

The broader picture: a non-human intelligence with a long-standing presence near Earth, the local end of a wider custodial presence that tends the whole solar system, started watching closely once we split the atom.

Follow a thread

33 threads through the cases

A thread is a curated line through the files: one place, one kind of witness, one program. Open one and the workspace strings its cases in date order.

Landmarks25About 25 headline cases: the board's opening view.Official trail26The official disclosure trail: government admissions, programs and hearings.Nuclear sites20UAP at nuclear weapons bases, labs and plants.Ocean & USOs41Objects at sea and in and out of the water.Moon & Mars33Photographed anomalies on the Moon, Mars and Phobos.Grusch & crash retrievals13Crash retrievals and the whistleblowers who describe them.Contractors & secret programs18The programs, panels and companies behind the secrecy.Pilots & radar60Sightings by military and airline crews, many backed by radar.Skinwalker Ranch8The Utah ranch and the Uinta Basin around it: the Shermans, Bigelow's NIDS, the Pentagon's AAWSAP, the hitchhiker effect and the sensor studies.Swann & remote viewing6Ingo Swann, SRI and the government's psychic programs.Astronauts & space18What astronauts, spacecraft cameras and station feeds have seen.war.gov files35Cases from the war.gov/ufo (PURSUE) releases.
Air Force investigations: Sign to Blue Book 16Barber & SkyWatcher 5Classic sightings 12Dead and missing scientists 3Disclosure news 2026, checked 1Drone incursions 20Entity encounters 7Hearings & legislation 9Latin America official files 11Lost civilizations 6Max Derakhshani's objects 31Middle East sensor reports 72Other governments' files 17PURSUE incident files 134Physical traces & effects 12Police witnesses 6Power failures 4Saturn's Ringmakers 3Science & papers 5Soviet & Russian files 2Triangles 9
New this year

2026 on file

Disclosure news, checked →
How to read a case

Grades and witnesses

On the record
A primary source or official file says it.
Sourced
A named source says it; no official confirmation yet.
Lead
Worth following; not yet sourced.
firsthand
The witness saw it.
secondhand
Told to the source, with the chain of who told whom.
anonymous
An unnamed source.
StatusNatural cause proposed, not demonstrated