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Signal or Noise
A just-for-fun source-labeling game about separating official records, reporting, research, witness accounts, speculation, and items that need more review.
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Source Policy & UAP Context
Explainers clarify how UAP Radar separates source types, evaluates claims, and avoids treating speculation as verified fact.
Core Guide
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What Are UAPs?
A plain-language guide to what UAP means, how the term differs from UFO, what official records do and do not prove, and how to separate evidence from speculation.
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What Most UAP Sightings Turn Out to Be, According to AARO's Data
What AARO's resolved UAP cases show about balloons, drones, birds, Starlink satellites, and parallax, with a practical checklist for checking a sighting before reporting it.
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PURSUE UAP Files: A Guide to Every Pentagon Release So Far
A release-by-release guide to the Pentagon's PURSUE UAP files: dates, file counts, notable cases, and what the unresolved label does and does not mean.
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Are UAPs Real? Why the Evidence Points to a Real Phenomenon
A UAP Radar explainer reviewing official records, military sightings, pilot testimony, NASA context, and why unidentified observations should be treated as real reports without jumping to unsupported conclusions.
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Investigator Discusses Alleged Memo Suggesting Symbiotic Manipulation Near Los Alamos
UFO investigator Jeremy Corbell discussed an alleged leaked document suggesting humans may have been 'symbiotically manipulated' by 'surviving aliens,' linking the claim to Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Speculative: clearly labeled and not treated as verified fact.
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Former US Navy Officer Interprets Classified Data on Advanced Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
Retired Rear Admiral Timothy Gallaudet suggests classified data reviewed by him points to unidentified aerial phenomena being controlled by a non-human intelligence.
Speculative: clearly labeled and not treated as verified fact.
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Unverified Claims Link Closed Wiltshire RAF Base to Alleged Alien Records and Hauntings
A report details claims that a closed RAF base in Wiltshire, Rudloe Manor, is allegedly holding secret alien records and is reportedly haunted by spirits.
Speculative: clearly labeled and not treated as verified fact.
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Analyzing Patterns, Not Just Molecules: New Statistical Method for Biosignature Detection
Researchers have developed a novel framework that uses ecological principles—such as measuring species diversity—to analyze the organizational statistics of organic molecules, suggesting life may leave a unique chemical 'fingerprint' in planetary samples.
Speculative: clearly labeled and not treated as verified fact.
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Analyzing Massachusetts UFO Files: What Academic Review Suggests About Historical and Modern Sightings
Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb reviewed 161 historical and contemporary sighting reports from Massachusetts, concluding that while the files offer valuable public context on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), they do not establish definitive proof of extraterrestrial visitation.
Speculative: clearly labeled and not treated as verified fact.
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Declassified Ministry of Defence Files Detail 1990 Pitlochry Sighting, Focusing on Foreign Military Threats
Newly released Ministry of Defence (MoD) files provide a detailed look into how British officials investigated an unexplained aerial object sighted near Pitlochry in 1990. The documents reveal that the primary focus of the investigation was geopolitical threat assessment rather than non-human origins.
Speculative: clearly labeled and not treated as verified fact.
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