Report a sighting A searchable gateway to official case databases, national archives, scientific programmes and clearly labelled independent report collections.
The minimum combines only repositories with a clearly cited numerical total. Rolling archives and independent databases add further material without an invented combined count.
10 source collections shown. Counts describe linked repositories, not claims independently verified by this site.
Searchable case summaries and classification outcomes from France's civil scientific investigation service. GEIPAN reported 3,381 classified cases on 11 August 2026.
Digitised records originating in Canadian defence, transport, scientific and police departments, with research guidance and archival context.
The statutory UAP Records Collection. Holdings continue to grow as federal agencies transfer textual, photographic, audiovisual and electronic records.
A searchable record of what AARO has published. Inclusion documents the government's position; it does not verify AARO's data, methods, resolutions or conclusions, which require independent corroboration.
A route into British government UFO files, policy records, correspondence and related archival series transferred by public bodies.
Chile's civil-aviation investigation service receives reports and publishes case material with an aviation-safety focus.
NASA's scientific study, recommendations, public meeting material and guidance on the data needed for rigorous UAP research.
A long-running civilian report database and map. Entries are witness submissions, not automatically verified events, and should be analysed accordingly.
A privately maintained Freedom of Information archive covering UAP and many other subjects. The page total is the publisher's own description, not a UAP-only count.
A non-government research organisation focused on instrumented field observation. Methods and findings require the same independent scrutiny as any research programme.