Every UFO case, shelved.
625 cases, 1,212 people, 6 organizations and 5 programs, each rated for the quality of its evidence. Pick a cover off the rack.
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On 24 April 1949 a tracking team at White Sands used a theodolite to follow a second object they computed at about 56 miles up and seven…
Across 1968, a ufology compilation lists 31 Canadian reports of small or humanoid beings, most of them from rural and suburban Quebec, but…
On 8 July 1947, several officers and engineers at the Army Air Field at Muroc, California, reported silver disc-like and oval objects over…
Pilots of six commercial airliners over northern Chile reported bright, moving lights, some described as triangular, and the national civil…
On the night of 6–7 July 1967, Canadian air traffic radar in Manitoba and Ontario logged unidentified targets, one of which tracked through…
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On 21 June 1976 a 20-year-old student pilot on a practice flight in a Cessna 150 reportedly vanished from radar, reappeared over 250 km…
Multiple Marines at a US base in Iraq observed and recorded a jellyfish-like object with dangling appendages for 17 minutes from…
The Department of War's seventh UAP file batch (October 23, 2026) is led by an AARO memo on a silent, matte-black triangular object that…
Project Moon Dust was a covert U.S. Air Force program, run from Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, to recover re-entered foreign…
Navy personnel aboard the destroyer USS Russell filmed three pyramid-shaped objects with flashing lights during a July 2019 deployment; the…
Military encounters
In March 1967, ten Minuteman I nuclear missiles on Echo Flight at Malmstrom Air Force Base went offline at once; the Air Force attributed…
On 11 November 1979 the crew of TAE Flight JK-297, carrying 109 people, reported red lights pacing their Super Caravelle near Ibiza and…
Imperial Iranian Air Force F-4 Phantom jets scrambled to intercept a structured craft over Tehran; pilots reported equipment failures and…
Multi-night military UFO sighting with physical traces near RAF bases in Suffolk, England; most credible British UFO incident.
U.S. Army Reserve helicopter near-collision with cigar-shaped metallic object over Ohio; four credible military witnesses; object emitted…
Mass sightings
On 6 April 1966 a silver, domed object was reported descending behind trees near Westall High School in suburban Melbourne, watched by…
A five-month wave of reported 'mystery airships' swept the western and then central United States from November 1896 to April 1897,…
A glowing, jellyfish-shaped light witnessed over Petrozavodsk on 20 September 1977, part of a wider wave of reports from Copenhagen to…
On September 16, 1994, 62 schoolchildren at Ariel School near Harare, Zimbabwe reported witnessing a large silver craft land on school…
Sixty-two schoolchildren aged 6–12 witnessed a UFO landing and humanoid beings on the grounds of their private school near Harare, Zimbabwe.
Abductions
A Victorian woman's 1993 claim that she and her husband saw a hovering craft and were later abducted by tall beings became one of…
Two Mississippi fishermen claim they were taken aboard a UFO and medically examined by alien beings on the Pascagoula River in what became…
One of the earliest documented modern UFO abduction cases: two women reported bright light, abduction by slender beings, and medical…
A logging crew's account of a 22-year-old worker abducted by a glowing disc-shaped craft for five days in Arizona's White Mountains,…
British police constable Alan Godfrey reports UFO encounter with missing time, physical evidence, and hypnotic regression recall of…
Crashes and retrievals
A widely publicized 1949–50 claim that a 100-foot flying saucer and 16 humanoid bodies were recovered near Aztec, New Mexico in 1948 — a…
Mass sighting of a large illuminated object descending into the waters off Nova Scotia, investigated by multiple Canadian military and…
A metallic acorn-shaped object streaked across six U.S. states as a fireball, crashed into Pennsylvania woodland, and was reportedly…
A fireball streaked across six U.S. states and Canada on December 9, 1965, allegedly impacting near Kecksburg, Pennsylvania; witnesses…
Alleged mid-air collision between a UFO and civilian aircraft near Coyame, Chihuahua, followed by military response and unconfirmed…
The whole library on one wall
One spine for every case, oldest to newest. Colour is the type of case, the dot is the evidence rating.
- Military encounter
- Mass sighting
- Abduction
- Crash and retrieval
- Radar and visual
- Humanoid encounter
- Photograph or film
- Physical trace
- Contact
- Sighting
- Other
- Documented
- Contested
- Fringe
- Debunked
Recent changes
- White Sands Theodolite Sighting, 1949
On 24 April 1949 a tracking team at White Sands used a theodolite to follow a second object they computed at about 56 miles up and seven miles per second; Edward Ruppelt could not explain it, and later accounts dispute the observer and the figures.
- Thomas Townsend Brown
American inventor who claimed electric fields could control gravity (the Biefeld–Brown effect), founded NICAP in 1956 and was ousted within months; his 'electrogravitics' remains a staple of UFO propulsion lore.
- Canadian Humanoid Encounter Wave of 1968
Across 1968, a ufology compilation lists 31 Canadian reports of small or humanoid beings, most of them from rural and suburban Quebec, but the wave rests almost entirely on enthusiast literature rather than verified official files.
- Muroc Army Air Field sightings (1947)
On 8 July 1947, several officers and engineers at the Army Air Field at Muroc, California, reported silver disc-like and oval objects over the base; sworn statements were taken and the case went to the Fourth Air Force, which left it pending.
- Chile Airliner Sighting 2018 (Six Commercial Flights)
Pilots of six commercial airliners over northern Chile reported bright, moving lights, some described as triangular, and the national civil aviation committee confirmed the reports without identifying the objects.
- Winnipeg and Kenora Radar UFO Returns, July 1967
On the night of 6–7 July 1967, Canadian air traffic radar in Manitoba and Ontario logged unidentified targets, one of which tracked through seven sweeps and accelerated from about 720 to 3,600 knots, and which a 1967 Canadian Forces briefing later described as unexplained.