Evidence vault
Every case, graded by evidence
Historic cases, community reports and live science feeds in one list. Each item carries an evidence grade (how much proof exists) and a verdict (what investigators concluded). Uploaded files are SHA-256 fingerprinted at submission, so anyone can confirm they haven't been altered.
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Deep space
The universe, mapped and measured
Instruments that reach far past the sky: ripples in spacetime from LIGO, Virgo and KAGRA, solar flares from NOAA's GOES satellites, the newest James Webb images, Earth's own wobbling clock, and a 3D map built from real galaxy positions. All of it is real data, pulled live wherever it is published live.
3D map of the universe
67,427 real galaxies, placed where they are
Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to fly in. Each dot is a galaxy whose distance was measured from its spectrum (its redshift) by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (DR17; a uniform sample of about 1 in 25 of its galaxies). You sit at the centre. The filaments, walls and empty voids are the cosmic web: matter pulled into a sponge-like pattern by gravity, most of it dark matter that has never been detected directly. The empty wedges are where our own Milky Way blocks the view, or where SDSS never pointed. The deepest 3D map yet is DESI's, with tens of millions of galaxies; its 2025 results hint that dark energy may be weakening over time, which would rewrite cosmology.
Gravitational waves · LIGO / Virgo / KAGRA
Spacetime itself stretching and squeezing as black holes and neutron stars collide, picked up by 4 km laser rulers that sense changes far smaller than a proton. These are the public alerts.
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Solar flares · NOAA GOES, last 7 days
X-ray bursts from the Sun. M and X class flares can black out radio and GPS on the day side of Earth, and often come before the geomagnetic storms that light up aurora (and the electronics glitches people report).
Earth's clock · IERS
A real, measured time anomaly. Earth doesn't spin at a constant rate: the core, oceans, atmosphere and melting ice all shift it. In 2024 it set the record for the shortest day since atomic clocks began, and timekeepers are debating the first-ever negative leap second.
Latest from the James Webb Space Telescope
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From the official ESA/Webb image archive, refreshed every 20 minutes. Images: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI and the image authors (CC BY 4.0).
Intel
Deep files
Researched dossiers on the biggest open cases, from the 2026 government UFO file releases to the Buga Sphere and the Ohio and East Tennessee histories. Every file separates verified facts from claims, and includes a dated timeline, the people involved, the skeptic's case, open questions and links to the primary sources. Last researched .
News wire
Follow the sources
Raw sightings wire · unverified
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Dossiers
People index · names across the files
Primary sources
Documents & official records
Go straight to the source. Government reports, declassified files, hearings and scientific studies — plus records submitted by the community. Some .gov and .mil sites block automated tools, but these links point to the official pages.
Community-submitted records
None published yet.
Live data sources on this dashboard
The beacon
One signal. Every transmitter on Earth in sync.
To any intelligence that finds this, in this dimension or beyond it: we are curious, we mean no harm, and we want to learn. Everyone who joins sends the same signal at the same instant, timed to one shared clock. Then we fall silent and listen.
Your transmission · not transmitting
When you join, this shows the actual waveform your device is generating, so you can see the signal even with the sound off.
Transmission log
The Mind-RNG experiment · pre-registered
Does focused attention bend randomness?
Every day, during the 33-minute global session, we score the output of two true random sources: the NIST Randomness Beacon (hardware noise, signed and archived by the US government) and the ANU quantum generator (quantum vacuum fluctuations). We compare it with the same 33 minutes twelve hours later, when nobody is asked to do anything. The rules, maths and finish line were fixed and timestamped in the Bitcoin blockchain before the first session, so nobody, including us, can move the goalposts. Chance looks like a wandering line that stays inside the shaded band. A real effect would climb out of it and keep climbing.
How it works, what would count, and how to check us
The measurement. Each NIST pulse is 512 random bits. Pure chance gives about 256 ones, give or take 11. For every minute we record how far the count strays from 256 (a z-score). The headline score asks whether session minutes stray further than chance allows, in either direction: the same measure the Global Consciousness Project used.
The finish line. One decision, made once, after 365 sessions (about October 2027): the session score must reach Z ≥ 3.09 (odds about 1 in 1,000) while the control stays normal. Until then the live score is shown for transparency only: a random walk wanders, and a mid-way peak or dip means nothing on its own.
What it would and wouldn't mean. A hit would be a reason for independent labs to repeat it with their own generators, not proof of consciousness or contact. A null result gets published just as loudly.
Check us. Read the protocol · Blockchain timestamp proof (.ots), verify at opentimestamps.org · Every NIST pulse we used (CSV). Every NIST pulse can be re-downloaded from beacon.nist.gov and recounted with the 6-line script in the protocol.
Join it. The more people transmitting during the session, the stronger the test. The protocol also checks whether bigger sessions score higher.
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The signal · one cycle every seconds, synchronized worldwide
The message · 1,679 bits
1,679 = 23 × 73. Both are prime, so there's only one way to arrange the bits into a picture — the same trick as the 1974 Arecibo message. During the Message phase it's sent bit by bit as two tones (frequency-shift keying, like a radio transmission). Full text: signal.txt
Is anything answering?
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Recent global sessions
- No sessions logged yet.
Respond to the beacon
Transmissions received
- None yet. Be the first.
How this works, honestly: sound and light from your device stay in the room you're in. What reaches further is coordination: many people, one signal, the same moment, built from the things any intelligence would recognize (primes, hydrogen, geometry). Nobody can promise who or what is listening. That's why the tracker measures it: if anything ever answers, the sightings after each session will show it. Visual pulses stay under 3 per second so the page is safe for photosensitive viewers. On iPhone, the beacon plays even with the silent switch on.