Roswell
United States · 1947Flying disc announced, retracted a day later. The key records were destroyed.
The Files and The Mysteries together. Filter by grade (what kind of evidence sits underneath) or by collection.
53 FILES · THE FILES · THE MYSTERIES
Flying disc announced, retracted a day later. The key records were destroyed.
Navy pilots filmed it. The Pentagon released it. Nobody has said what it was.
Two F-16s chased radar contacts for an hour. The famous photo was a fake.
The claims, the rocks and the mirrors still on the Moon.
What they said, with the source. What actually happened.
“A USAF colonel wrote it down. The MoD filed it. Sceptics blame a lighthouse.”
A USAF colonel wrote it down. The MoD filed it. Sceptics blame a lighthouse.
“Two events, one name. Planes at 8:30, flares at 10. A governor who joked, then said he saw it.”
Two events, one name. Planes at 8:30, flares at 10. A governor who joked, then said he saw it.
Three men under oath. One said ‘nonhuman’. The transcript is real. The details were saved for a SCIF.
An air force team watched the sky over Pará for months. The files describe lights, not answers.
Two years of official study said ‘unidentified’. Five days of flight data said ‘Iberia 6830’.
“One witness, a ring of marked soil, and a space agency that still files it under D.”
One witness, a ring of marked soil, and a space agency that still files it under D.
12,618 sightings. 701 left unidentified. Closed in 1969.
The study that closed Blue Book. Its own staff did not all agree.
The Pentagon's UFO office. Over 1,600 cases. No aliens found. Plenty of critics.
One looked fast and wasn't. The other one rotates. Neither has a name.
Three leaked videos made official. Then a task force, and 144 cases.
A boatman's logbook says who built it. Muons say something inside is still unexplored.
A 1,650-tonne block still lies in the quarry. The argument is about dates, not about aliens.
Precisely cut andesite, then ransacked for 500 years. Who built it is not the mystery.
Carved pillars from 9500 BC. The date holds; what the carvings mean is still argued.
Decades of slow publication fed a cover-up story. The real scandal was forged fragments.
Said to be found in a crypt under Hermes' statue. The paper trail starts in 9th-century Arabic.
The myths are real and online. The planet Nibiru is not in them.
72 seconds of radio signal, one word in the margin, and nothing since.
A lunch question at Los Alamos, 1950. The galaxy has not answered.
The first interstellar visitor sped up on the way out. Here is why.
Wheels within wheels by a Babylonian canal. God's throne, or a landing craft?
A crowd, a reporter and a sun that ‘danced’. What the record shows, and what it can't.
The Pope has a telescope in Arizona. What it is for, in the Vatican's own words.
“Everyone has it. Nobody can say what it is. Now the question extends to animals and AI.”
Everyone has it. Nobody can say what it is. Now the question extends to animals and AI.
“Nudge a few numbers and there are no stars. Design, multiverse, or luck?”
Nudge a few numbers and there are no stars. Design, multiverse, or luck?
Leibniz asked it in 1714. Physics, philosophy and theology still give different answers.
He said he worked on alien craft near Area 51. Here is what the records show.
“A death ray, seized papers, a man from Venus. What the FBI's own Tesla file says.”
A death ray, seized papers, a man from Venus. What the FBI's own Tesla file says.
A film invented the book. The desk drawer and the daily brief are real.
One real joke from 2000. A pile of doctored screenshots.
A novel ship called Titan hit an iceberg in 1898. Then the real one did.
A real CIA programme. Most files destroyed in 1973. Seven boxes survived.
Bronze gears from a shipwreck that predicted eclipses. Greek, not alien; the date is the argument.
Fallen angels on parchment, copied before Christ. The manuscripts are real; the Watchers are a story.
A Babylonian Noah on a clay tablet, read aloud in 1872. Real, famous, and not the oldest version.
A flash brighter than the Sun, a forest laid flat, and no hole in the ground.
A tent slit from the inside, bodies in the snow, and a 1959 verdict of 'a compelling natural force'.
One woodcut, one dawn, 1561. The only witness is a printer.
Two F-4s, one bright light, and a US report that called it a classic.
Sixty children, one playground, and a BBC crew three days later.
Every page is written. Not one has been read.
Lines in the desert, best seen from above. Why draw them?
A clay jar, a copper tube, an iron rod. Battery, or storage?
Two decades of paid psychics. The files are public now.
One of three must be true. One of them is: this is a simulation.
Ten days before Dallas, a memo to NASA about the Soviets.
A Norwegian valley where the lights are measured, not explained.
No file matches. The Archivist suggests fewer filters.