Sensor / Pilot UAP Data.
UAP cases backed by instrument or pilot data rather than eyewitness account alone. 25 case files in the archive.
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The Nimitz Tic-Tac (2004)
Two F/A-18F Super Hornets from the USS Nimitz strike group intercepted a smooth white object off Southern California. Radar, visual, and FLIR sensor data combined.
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The Wow! Signal (1977)
August 15, 1977: Ohio State's Big Ear telescope detected a 72-second narrowband signal from Sagittarius. Over 100 follow-up observations have found nothing.
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Project Blue Book (1952-1969)
The USAF investigation that reviewed 12,618 reports and classified 701 as unidentified. Ruppelt, Hynek, the Robertson Panel (1953), the Condon Committee (1968-69).
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The Rendlesham Forest Incident (December 1980)
RAF Bentwaters/Woodbridge, December 26-28, 1980. Sgt. Penniston's contemporaneous notes; Lt. Col. Halt's 18-minute tape; the January 1981 Halt memo to the UK MoD.
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The Belgian UFO Wave (1989-1990)
Approximately 2,000 sightings of large triangular objects across Belgium over five months. March 30-31, 1990 F-16 intercept with radar locks.
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The GIMBAL and GOFAST Videos (2015)
The FLIR videos from the USS Theodore Roosevelt strike group's 2014-2015 East Coast deployment. Pentagon's 2020 official release.
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The PURSUE UAP Releases (May 2026)
The Pentagon's new UAP document portal, launched May 2026 under the 2024 NDAA Disclosure provisions.
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The Carrington Event (September 1859)
The largest geomagnetic storm in recorded history. Richard Carrington's white-light flare observation; auroras visible in the Caribbean; telegraph systems failing worldwide.
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The Tehran UFO Incident (September 1976)
Imperial Iranian Air Force F-4 Phantom intercepts of an unknown object over Tehran. Multiple instrumentation and weapons-systems failures during approach.
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The Cash-Landrum Incident (December 1980)
Betty Cash, Vickie Landrum, and 7-year-old Colby Landrum encountered a diamond-shaped object emitting flames on FM 1485 near Huffman, Texas. Severe radiation-burn-like injuries.
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The Mantell Incident (January 1948)
Kentucky Air National Guard P-51 Mustang pilot Captain Thomas Mantell killed pursuing an unidentified object visible from Godman AAF.
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The Washington UFO Flap (July 1952)
Two consecutive weekends of radar tracks over Washington, DC. Andrews AFB radar detection; F-94 Starfire intercepts; Truman briefed.
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The Lonnie Zamora Encounter (April 1964)
Socorro, New Mexico police officer Lonnie Zamora's daylight close-encounter with an egg-shaped object on legs in an arroyo. Physical traces: four ground imprints, burned creosote bushes.
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The Shag Harbour Incident (October 1967)
Multi-witness sighting of a 60-foot object descending into Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia, October 4, 1967. RCMP and Coast Guard response.
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The Foo Fighters (WWII)
Allied military pilot reports of unidentified glowing aerial objects, late 1944-May 1945, across European and Pacific theaters.
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The Levelland UFOs (November 1957)
11 independent reports of vehicle electrical-system failures associated with a glowing object near Levelland, Texas, over a 5-hour period.
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The Vela Incident (September 1979)
The US Vela 6911 satellite's detection of a double flash characteristic of an atmospheric nuclear test in the South Atlantic. The Carter-era Ad Hoc Panel's non-nuclear ruling; the continuing Israeli-South African joint-test hypothesis.
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The Hessdalen Lights (Norway)
The recurring atmospheric light phenomenon in the Hessdalen Valley, peak observations 1981-1984. Project Hessdalen's automated monitoring station (1998-present). The plasma, piezoelectric, and Coulomb-crystal hypotheses.
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The Stephenville UFO Incident (January 2008)
Dozens of independent witnesses across Erath, Comanche, and Hood Counties, Texas reported a large object with bright lights. The USAF's January 14 denial reversed January 23: F-16s had been on training flights in the area. FAA radar correlation near Crawford ranch's P-49 restricted airspace.
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AATIP (2007-2012)
The Pentagon's secret Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, funded at Senator Harry Reid's urging via the AAWSAP/Bigelow contract. Luis Elizondo's disputed role, the DIRD technical studies, and its December 2017 disclosure that opened the modern UAP era.
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The UAP Task Force to AARO (2020-2022)
The succession of official US UAP offices: the Navy/ODNI UAP Task Force (2020), AOIMSG (2021), and the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO, 2022). Their mandates, leadership, reporting mechanisms, and the institutionalization of UAP investigation.
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The 2021 ODNI Preliminary Assessment
The first unclassified US intelligence UAP report in decades. Its review of 144 reports from 2004-2021, the single explained case (a deflating balloon), the five explanatory categories, and the careful neither-confirm-nor-deny conclusion.
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The Aguadilla Puerto Rico UFO (2013)
The thermal video from a US Customs and Border Protection aircraft showing an object skimming over Puerto Rico, entering the water, and appearing to split in two. The SCU analysis claiming anomaly, and the Chinese-lantern skeptical explanation.
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The Galileo Project (Avi Loeb)
Avi Loeb Harvard-led scientific search for extraterrestrial technology, and its 2023 Pacific expedition to the IM1 interstellar-meteor site. The spherules recovered, the extrasolar composition claim, and the coal-ash contamination critique.
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The “Jellyfish” UAP
Thermal footage from a US base in Iraq, released in 2024. The transmedium claim, the Marine who was there and disputes it, the balloon reading, and the debunk that was itself debunked.