Top Witnesses

Historical researcher cataloguing pre-1947 sky phenomena: Nuremberg, Basel, foo fighters. Contributing author for two peer-reviewed UAP journals.

Cognitive psychologist. Abduction narrative analysis. Co-investigator on the Hopkins protocol replication study.

Bush pilot, Cape York. Documenting Min Min and Wycliffe phenomena since 2009 via direct field interviews with station owners.

Forensic photographer. Case authentication, EXIF analysis, image-forensics workflow for the archive's submission queue.

We’re living through the first moment in history where governments, military personnel, researchers, and ordinary witnesses are all discussing the same phenomenon at the same time. For the first time, the flow of information for the most fascinating subject is open. Let’s use that opportunity to compare notes, challenge assumptions, share evidence, and work together to separate fact from fiction. If we’re going to find answers, we have to find them ourselves.

Brazilian field investigator. Operation Prato follow-up interviews, ongoing Varginha witness re-canvassing.

Sceptic-leaning analyst. Background in atmospheric science. Asks the questions the believers won't.

Aerospace engineer. Reverse-engineers reported propulsion signatures. Lazar's Element 115 claims, USS Nimitz tic-tac kinematics.

Folklore + comparative mythology. Anunnaki, Vimanas, Book of Enoch parallels. Sceptical of contactee testimony but interested in pattern.

Swedish ufologist. Nordic contactee cases (Adamski, Meier, Hamilton). Maintains the largest contactee-letters scan in Europe.

Historian and archive researcher from Cork. Spend far too much time reading old newspapers, forgotten reports and historical accounts. The deeper you dig, the stranger some of these stories become.

Field investigator based in São Paulo. I prefer visiting locations, talking to witnesses and seeing things firsthand rather than arguing online. Most things have explanations. Some things don’t.

Researching witness testimony, historical reports and large-scale sighting events. The cases that interest me most are the ones where multiple people report the same thing independently.

Former aviation maintenance technician. Spent years around aircraft and flight operations. Joined after seeing something I couldn’t easily explain.

Night-shift security supervisor. I watch a lot of sky for a living. Mostly here for the footage analysis threads. Slow to conclusions, quick to bookmark.

Veterinary nurse from Colorado. Love astronomy, hiking and spending time outdoors. Curious by nature.

Firefighter from Nashville. Interested in aviation, space and unusual reports. Here to learn and compare experiences.

Emergency nurse from Perth. Never expected to have an experience of my own. Just trying to learn, compare notes and keep an open mind.

Aviation enthusiast and drone operator. Always looking for the most likely explanation first. Sometimes that process leaves you with more questions than answers.

Commercial fisherman from Auckland. Long nights at sea teach you to pay attention. Most things make sense eventually. A few still don’t.

Bilingual JP/EN researcher. Edo-period sky-phenomena specialist (Utsuro-bune, Toyama lights). Visiting fellow, Tohoku University.

Helicopter ground crew. Grew up on the X-Files and never grew out of it.

Teacher from Manchester. Interested in astronomy, history and all the strange things that don’t fit neatly into a box.

Down the rabbit hole since lockdown.

Train driver. My grandfather's stories brought me here.

Wildlife photographer from Vancouver. Most of my time is spent under open skies. Photography taught me how much people miss when they stop paying attention.

Still on the fence. Enjoying the view though.

Former systems analyst turned independent researcher. Mostly interested in historical reports, military encounters and finding original source material. If a case has documents, interviews or archived records attached to it, I’ll probably disappear down that rabbit hole for a few days.

Paramedic. Joined after the hearings, stayed for the archive. Evidence first, theories second.

Storm chaser. Joined after the hearings, stayed for the archive.

Sky watcher. Coffee drinker.

Farmhand. Saw something over the water in 2021 and haven't stopped reading since.

Oil rig worker. If it has radar data, I'm reading it twice.

Marine biologist in training. I've logged two things I still can't explain.

Truck driver. The older cases are the ones that get me. Evidence first, theories second.

Charter boat skipper. You see strange things on empty roads at 3am.

Postal worker. I came to debunk and got humbled.

Geology student. Been watching the sky since before it was cool.

Observatory volunteer. Been watching the sky since before it was cool.

Long-haul pilot's kid. Slowly working through every case file on here.

Retired air traffic controller. The older cases are the ones that get me.

Postal worker. Joined after the hearings, stayed for the archive.

Retired police officer. Here for the discussion, not the arguments. DMs open if you've seen something similar.

Truck driver. Trying to keep an open mind without my brain falling out. Evidence first, theories second.

99% satellites. It's the 1% that keeps me here.

Train driver. Joined after the hearings, stayed for the archive.

Marine biologist in training. If it has radar data, I'm reading it twice. Take everything with a grain of salt, including this bio.

Retired police officer. The older cases are the ones that get me. Not saying it's anything. Not saying it's nothing.

Long-haul pilot's kid. Trying to keep an open mind without my brain falling out.

Helicopter ground crew. More interested in the witnesses than the lights.