About this project

Disclosure Archives is a database of well-documented events related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) — the contemporary term for what was historically called UFO activity. The aim is to make it easier for journalists, researchers, congressional staff, and members of the public to find, cite, and compare the official record.

Each entry includes a date, a location, a primary source where one exists, and a brief factual summary. Editorializing is kept to a minimum; the goal is the record itself, not advocacy.

Entries are written in a calm, declarative voice. Where the U.S. or another government has issued a public statement, the entry quotes that statement and links to the underlying document. Where evidence is contested, the entry says so. Speculation is avoided.

Photographs are reproduced only with proper source credit and where licensing permits. Government work products of the United States are in the public domain in the United States; foreign government materials and third-party imagery are used under the relevant fair-use or licensing terms.

If you have a primary source, a corrected detail, or a missing event you would like considered for inclusion, please email tips@disclosurearchives.com. Tips are read by an editor and verified against publicly available records before publication.

If you spot a factual error, please write to corrections@disclosurearchives.com. Corrections are made promptly and noted on the relevant entry.