// Three Ways Into The Data

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Every case file, key figure, location, theory, and book on this site lives in one database — these are the three tools built to move through all of it at once, instead of one page at a time. Pick a lens: relationships, geography, or chronology.

The Constellation

Every case, figure, and book as one relationship graph. Best for seeing how things connect.

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The Interactive Map

297 curated cases over 168,000+ raw sighting reports. Best for seeing where things happened.

The Timeline

295 cases across 460 years, filterable by credibility. Best for seeing when things happened.

Relationships // The Constellation

Every Case, Figure, and Book — One Graph

Every case file, key figure, location, theory, ancient entry, and Essential Reading book on this site, mapped as one explorable relationship graph — click through any node straight into its own record, or search to jump directly to one.

296 case files
1,528 key figures
145 Essential Reading books
7,188 connections between them
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2,546 NODES • LIVE
Geography // The Interactive Map

Every Case, Every Dataset, One Map

297 curated case files always render on top, layered over three independent raw datasets you can toggle on or off — with a density heatmap, per-source filters, and deep links straight from a map point into its own record on this site.

297 curated case files (always on top)
147,585 NUFORC civilian reports
3,368 GEIPAN cases (France / CNES)
17,409 Hatch UFO*DB records
Open the Map →
4 LAYERS • LIVE
Chronology // The Timeline

From Antiquity To 2025, One Line

Every case file and ancient historical account on this site, in chronological order — from the earliest disputed claims through the most recent case. Grouped by decade, filterable by credibility stamp, searchable by keyword.

315 dated entries (295 cases + 20 ancient)
10,000 BCE–2025 date range
37 decades represented
8 credibility filters
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315 ENTRIES • LIVE

Not sure where to begin? Start Here walks through how the credibility scoring works first.