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UAP Dashboard

The UAP story is no longer a fringe beat. It’s a disclosure timeline, and the timeline has accelerated.

90-day trend
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I’ve been tracking Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena reporting since well before the 2017 NYT article. The shift from ‘UFO’ to ‘UAP,’ from tabloid to congressional hearing, didn’t happen by accident — it happened because the underlying data became impossible to ignore.

This dashboard aggregates verified sightings, congressional activity, whistleblower testimony, FOIA returns, and Pentagon AARO updates. The members archive includes the raw incident database and my running annotations on each disclosure event.

Headline Metrics

Verified incidents (YTD)

317

▲ +42 this month

Congressional hearings

9

▲ +2 since Q1

Whistleblowers on record

14

▲ +3 named

FOIA backlog (months)

27

▼ +1

Watchlist

What I’m tracking now

AARO leadership transition

Active

New director’s testimony posture is materially different from the prior office.

Grusch follow-on testimony

Pending

Closed-door session expected before recess. Public summary unlikely.

Tic-Tac sensor data

Partially released

What’s been declassified contradicts the original ‘sensor artifact’ framing.

Brazilian military archive

Underreported

Decades of cataloged incidents. English-language coverage is almost zero.

Recent Signals

What just moved

Jun 04, 2026

New whistleblower deposition

Former intel official corroborates a specific recovery program name. Same name appears in two prior leaks.

May 21, 2026

Pentagon admits sensor calibration issue

Admission narrows the ‘misidentification’ category by an order of magnitude. Quietly significant.

May 06, 2026

FOIA tranche released

1,200 pages, mostly redacted. The unredacted metadata is where the story is.

Methodology Notes

  • I treat every claim probabilistically. The dashboard scores credibility, not certainty.
  • If a sighting has a mundane explanation, I log it. The interesting cases are the ones that survive the filter.
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