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The people, organisations, programmes and places that keep turning up. Each page gathers every case that mentions them.
People17
A naturalist and writer, Ivan T.
Adrian Shine was a naturalist with the Loch Ness and Morar Project.
A Spanish researcher, Vicente-Juan Ballester Olmos turns up again and again in the archive's files.
Several different people share this surname in the archive.
Allan Hendry was chief investigator for the Center for UFO Studies, and he wrote The UFO Handbook.
A Navy F/A-18F pilot with VFA-11, the Red Rippers, flying out of Naval Air Station Oceana.
Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell has spent years putting military UAP footage in front of the public, usually working alongside reporter George Knapp.
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A filmmaker who keeps returning to footage the public was never meant to see.
Steven Greer organised the Disclosure Project, and his name runs through several cases in this archive.
A deputy sheriff for Marshall County, Minnesota.
A psychiatrist who kept turning up where witnesses told strange stories.
Two different men named Crawford appear in the archive.
An astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian, Jonathan McDowell keeps a record of rocket launches that sighting investigators have turned to again and again.
Micah Hanks is a journalist at The Debrief who turns up as a commentator on several cases.
Ricardo Campo Pérez is a researcher whose work runs through two strands of Spanish-speaking ufology.
Vladimír Šiška founded Projekt Záře, a Czech group that keeps files on the country's unexplained cases.
Organisations4
Spain's Guardia Civil turns up again and again in the archive, as witnesses, investigators and record keepers.
The Center for UFO Studies published the International UFO Reporter, and its pages carried several cases in this archive.
Someone was always listening.
A Czech research group founded by Vladimír Šiška.
Programmes and projects1
A Navy-led effort to examine unidentified aerial phenomena.
Places6
A Soviet launch site whose rockets turn up again and again in the debate over strange lights.
A mountain in Albania, and the setting of one of the country's best known UFO cases.
A New Zealand city, and a quiet anchor for three very different stories.
A name that turns up in two hemispheres.
A town near Caracas, and the place where Venezuela's 1954 run of hairy dwarf reports began.
An island of the Canaries, and a recurring landmark at sea.