How to investigate a UFO sighting
Turn an unusual sighting into a researchable question: preserve observations, compare reported details and trace independent sources.
Read the guide →Better questions.
Stronger connections.
Start with an observation. Follow it to a source. Learn how to compare unusual accounts without confusing a promising pattern with proof.
Project Blue Book records: a research guide
Find your way from a Project Blue Book catalogue entry to the underlying pages, with a practical checklist for dates, OCR and source provenance.
Read the guide →The Tic Tac UFO and USS Nimitz: a source-led research guide
Research the Tic Tac case without collapsing witness accounts, sensor claims and released Navy video into one undifferentiated story.
Read the guide →Paranormal link analysis: finding patterns without overclaiming
Compare UFO, folklore and other unusual accounts by their reported details, while checking source independence and competing explanations.
Read the guide →A source-first approach
These guides combine original research workflows with linked reference material. Case accounts, official statements and AI-sourced leads are kept distinct. Read our methodology for how the collection handles provenance and uncertainty.