Take the question seriously.
Follow the evidence.

Why this project exists

This project began with its founder’s belief that nonhuman intelligence is present and that governments have concealed information about it. We investigate that belief through traceable sources, including material that supports or challenges it.

Traceable sources

Every public record has a stable identity, a link to its source and a description of what was reviewed. Summaries are original editorial descriptions. Full copyrighted books and transcripts are not distributed here.

Accounts and evidence

We collect published research, personal experiences, insider disclosures, reported government approaches and what people have been told by others. Circumstantial and secondhand accounts belong in the library, with their source chains visible.

Testimony, documentary reporting, measurements and interpretation carry different limits. A person’s statement is attributed to that person. Multiple accounts can depend on the same underlying source; repetition alone does not make them independent evidence.

Clear about the gaps

Reading a supplied transcript does not mean reviewing its recording. Reading an excerpt does not mean reading an entire book. Source pages keep those limits visible. The current public selection covers only part of a larger, continuing research collection.

A library you can use

Public browsing and search require no account. You can also retrieve the same reviewed records through a read-only API for your own research tools.