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A reading room for the UFO files.

UFOInform turns hundreds of government records into a living publication—complete with original files, OCR search, careful dossiers, and AURA briefings that explain what the evidence can and cannot establish.

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Past “nothing.”
Not at “proof.”

The best public cases combine credible witnesses, official analysis, and pieces of instrumented context. None yet gives independent analysts the complete raw data and metadata needed to demonstrate extraordinary technology.

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Long-form, AI-assisted evidence audits with primary files on the page, plain uncertainty, and no automatic leap from “unidentified” to “extraterrestrial.”

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Archive dossier 01

What Apollo Astronauts Actually Reported: Lights, Flashes, Debris—and One Unresolved Photograph

The Apollo files do not describe one mystery. They record several different phenomena—nearby debris, lights inside closed eyes, distant flashes, and a lunar photograph still under review.

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Interesting does not mean explained—and unexplained does not mean extraterrestrial.

We preserve ambiguity where the record does. Every dossier separates the original observation, contemporary interpretation, and later analysis so readers can see where certainty ends.

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