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The civilian UFO and UAP intel archive.

Seventy-three plain files on UFO sightings, reported alien species, the UAP public record and first contact protocol, sorted into six categories. Every file answers one question: what should a civilian do before the official briefing arrives?

The terms these files use, from AARO to CE3, are defined in the UFO and UAP glossary.

73 files

Protocol

What to do, in order, while it is happening or just after.

  1. File 001What to do if you see a UFOMost witnesses freeze. A few document. The first 90 seconds, step by step.Protocol
  2. File 002How to report a UFO sightingTime, place, witnesses, original files, and nothing you cannot back up.Protocol
  3. File 003UFO evidence checklistPhotos, video, metadata and witnesses: the details investigators can actually use.Protocol
  4. File 004How to film a UFO at nightSteady framing, reference points and exposure when the sky refuses to behave.Protocol
  5. File 005If a UFO follows your carDo not chase, do not panic-drive, do not stop somewhere dangerous. Safety before footage.Protocol
  6. File 006What to do if a UFO lands nearbyDistance, documentation and crowd control. Do not become the second incident.Protocol
  7. File 007UFO sighting family protocolKeep kids, pets and partners calm while one person records and one person watches.Protocol
  8. File 008UFO contact emergency kitPower loss, documentation, first aid, pets and family: the practical kit.Protocol
  9. File 009How to talk about a UFO sightingLead with facts, protect your credibility, and say only what you actually saw.Protocol
  10. File 010How to prepare for alien contactCalm routines, clean information habits, and knowing your role before you need it.Protocol
  11. File 011Alien survival guideReported encounter patterns and the calm civilian rules that come before anything else.Protocol
  12. File 067How to report a UFO sighting in CanadaWhere Canadian reports go, when to call police or Transport Canada, and the 2025 survey numbers.Protocol

Field guide

How to tell a satellite, a drone or a balloon from something that deserves a report.

  1. File 012Starlink or UFO: how to tellSatellite trains fool thousands of people a night. Here is the test.Field guide
  2. File 013Drone or UFONavigation lights, sound, hover and battery limits: the checks that keep a sighting credible.Field guide
  3. File 014Airplane, satellite, balloon or UFO?The civilian filter for common sky mistakes, before a report becomes folklore.Field guide
  4. File 015What are orbs in the sky?Drone, satellite, balloon, aircraft or unknown. Rule out the ordinary first.Field guide
  5. File 016Black triangle UFOs explainedOne of the most reported shapes: aircraft, formations, stealth talk and evidence.Field guide
  6. File 017Close encounter types explainedCE1 to CE5 in plain language, and what each one asks of a witness.Field guide
  7. File 018UFO vs UAP: the differenceWhat the terms mean, why official language changed, and why neither means alien.Field guide
  8. File 070What is that green light in the sky?A green fireball, a wingtip light, a laser or an aurora: how to tell which.Field guide
  9. File 071Orange lights in the skyLanterns, flares, a low planet or a slow meteor, sorted by how the light moves.Field guide
  10. File 072Flashing light in the skyCount the flashes for ten seconds: strobes, beacons, twinkling stars and satellite glints.Field guide
  11. File 073Fireball in the sky last night?What you probably saw, how it differs from space debris, and how to report it.Field guide

Psychology

Fear, memory, silence and panic: what the mind does with an impossible minute.

  1. File 019The four types of people during alien contactSentinel, Diplomat, Scholar and Survivor, and a fifth that is not issued.Psychology
  2. File 020The psychology of UFO encountersFight, flight, freeze or engage. Your response is not random, and it can be rehearsed.Psychology
  3. File 021Why people freeze during UFO sightingsYour nervous system is not broken. It is untrained.Psychology
  4. File 022Missing time after a UFO sightingGet steady, write down the gap, keep the evidence, and ask for support if it shook you.Psychology
  5. File 023How to evaluate a UFO memorySeparate what you saw from what you added later.Psychology
  6. File 024Sleep paralysis or abductionWhy it feels real, and when to talk to a professional.Psychology
  7. File 025Alien dreams and what they meanHow to read a contact dream without turning symbols into evidence.Psychology
  8. File 026Ontological shock explainedWhen the event is over but reality still feels unstable.Psychology
  9. File 027Disclosure anxiety explainedHow to stay informed without letting the feed turn curiosity into dread.Psychology
  10. File 028Supporting someone after an encounterListen, keep the record, and bring in professional help when it is needed.Psychology
  11. File 029Why UFO witnesses stay silentStigma costs good reports. Safer ways to share without overclaiming.Psychology
  12. File 030Mass panic and first contactPanic is not inevitable. Roles, spacing and verified information keep people useful.Psychology
  13. File 031Alien implant claims explainedMedical care first, evidence second, and never self-removal.Psychology

Species

The beings people keep describing. Reports and lore, handled as reports and lore.

  1. File 032Reported species, ranked by threatThe field guide behind the six specimen files.Species
  2. File 033Grey encounter guideReported clinical contact, and the rules for staying calm, still and clear afterward.Species
  3. File 034Reptilian threat assessmentIn encounter lore, dominance cues matter. The safe response starts with not challenging.Species
  4. File 035Nordic encounter protocolHuman-looking contact reports feel reassuring. Protocol still matters more than appearance.Species
  5. File 036Mantid encounter guideReported clinical contact, fear, and how to protect your memory under pressure.Species
  6. File 037The Tall White accountCharles Hall’s story as a behavior lesson: stay composed before you understand the rules.Species
  7. File 038The Anunnaki theoryAncient astronaut claims, origin myths, and thinking clearly when a claim feels too big.Species
  8. File 039Zeta Reticuli GreysWhere the Grey origin story comes from, and what the abduction accounts share.Species
  9. File 040Alien hybrid theoryContested abduction lore and genetic claims. Write it down before belief hardens.Species
  10. File 041Pleiadian aliens explainedBenevolent contact claims, spiritual messages, and the risk of relaxing too early.Species
  11. File 042Arcturian aliens explainedHealing-themed contact lore, and why a pleasant story is not a protocol.Species
  12. File 043Sirian alien loreStar-being stories, water symbolism, ancient claims, and keeping lore in its lane.Species
  13. File 044Insectoid aliens explainedHive imagery, clinical fear, and the difference between a pattern and proof.Species

Public record

What governments, archives and scientists have actually said, with the dates.

  1. File 066Did Trump sign a UFO executive order?No. What actually happened in February 2026, and how to check any claim like it.Public record
  2. File 045The UAP Disclosure Act timeline, 2023 to 2026Hearings, the records law, the Department of War releases, and what is still not law.Public record
  3. File 046What is AARO?The Pentagon’s UAP office: what it reports, what it cannot prove, and why it matters.Public record
  4. File 047The UAP Records CollectionWhat the National Archives holds, and how to read records without inventing the gaps.Public record
  5. File 048The NASA UAP report explainedWhat NASA’s independent study did and did not say.Public record
  6. File 049Government UFO programsBlue Book to AARO: seven decades of study, denial and partial release.Public record
  7. File 050Project Blue Book explainedThe Air Force case archive, its limits, and what official uncertainty teaches.Public record
  8. File 051The Roswell incident explainedThe claim, the official record, and the folklore that grew between them.Public record
  9. File 052The Nimitz Tic Tac caseThe Navy encounter that changed the public conversation about UAP.Public record
  10. File 053The Phoenix Lights explainedA mass sighting, a military explanation, and the limits of eyewitness memory.Public record
  11. File 054The Rendlesham Forest incidentWitness claims, military context, and why memory discipline matters.Public record
  12. File 055SETI post-detection protocolWhat scientists do after a possible signal, and why verification comes first.Public record
  13. File 056The Rio Scale explainedHow scientists would score a possible contact signal.Public record
  14. File 065Is Disclosure Day real?Spielberg's 2026 film set against what the public record actually holds.Public record
  15. File 068Did the UFO files confirm aliens?No. Eight common claims about the 2026 releases, each checked against the files.Public record
  16. File 069The AARO 2025 report explained319 new cases and 114 resolved: what AARO found and what stayed open.Public record

Theory

The big models of why the sky is quiet, and what each would mean for a civilian.

  1. File 057Are we alone in the universe?The numbers, the silence, and what the evidence can and cannot say.Theory
  2. File 058What first contact might look likeNot the movie version: detection, response, and the civilian shockwave.Theory
  3. File 059The Fermi Paradox explainedThe Great Filter, the zoo, the Dark Forest, and the answer nobody likes.Theory
  4. File 060The Zoo HypothesisThe idea that Earth is watched but not contacted.Theory
  5. File 061The Dark Forest theoryThe model where silence is strategy and broadcasting may not be safe.Theory
  6. File 062The interdimensional hypothesisA contact model where the strange part is not distance but the rules of the room.Theory
  7. File 063The AI probe theoryIf contact arrives as machines first, the civilian protocol changes.Theory
  8. File 064Ancient astronaut theoryReading ancient-contact claims without confusing myth, archaeology and pattern hunger.Theory

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