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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People17
November 20, 1952.
A journalist who keeps turning up where the evidence surfaces.
Loren Gross was a UFO historian whose writing appears across several cases in the archive.
A sceptical voice in the pages of Magonia.
James W.
George Van Tassel was a former aircraft mechanic and flight inspector for Douglas, Hughes and Lockheed.
An author whose books sit behind many retellings of the Spring-heeled Jack legend.
George Adamski ran the Palomar Gardens café below Palomar Mountain in California.
Budd Hopkins was an abduction researcher and author whose name runs through some of the best-known encounter cases.
As director of the FBI, J.
A magician and sceptic, James Randi appears in the archive as a voice of doubt.
January 1934.
Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell has spent years putting military UAP footage in front of the public, usually working alongside reporter George Knapp.
George Adamski's co-author on Flying Saucers Have Landed.
An encyclopedist of hidden animals.
1921.
Maj.
Organisations3
A New Zealand research group, UFOCUS NZ keeps the record on some of the country's strangest encounters.
The Air Technical Intelligence Center, ATIC, sat at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base outside Dayton, Ohio.
A newspaper that kept returning to the strange stories of its own region.
Places7
A Scottish loch with old stories of a fearsome monster, or water kelpie, told long before 1933.
Tully lies in far north Queensland.
The water between Victoria and Tasmania.
Giant Rock rises seven stories out of the Mojave Desert near Landers, California.
A Highland town on the River Ness, close to the loch that made it famous.
An island on the Chesapeake Bay, and one of the places where Chessie kept returning.
The world's highest mountain stands at the centre of the Yeti story.
Terms4
A contactee claims to have met beings from elsewhere and received their messages.
A superior mirage.
A figure seen near the moment of death.
A long-necked marine reptile, and the name witnesses and writers reach for when something with a neck rises from the water.