Get Oriented to the phenomenon
Reports of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), often referred to as UFOs, span decades and come from every corner of the globe. Several organizations and researchers have collected and cataloged these sightings and encounters in various databases.
Below is an overview of key information and sources of data along with the most credible and impactful testimony indicating UAP are a real phenomenon requiring further study and analysis.
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UAP Data and Databases
1. CUFOS Database
Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS)
CUFOS UFOCAT Database
Highlights:
- Over 300,000 entries worldwide, spanning 55 years.
- Includes Dr. Jacques Vallee’s 6,000 cases.
- 400+ cases involving mutilation (mostly animal, some human).
- 1,800+ cases involving abduction.
- 600+ cases involving paralysis of the victim(s).
- 100+ cases involving sexual activity.
2. MUFON Database
Mutual UFO Network (MUFON)
MUFON Project Aquarius
Highlights:
- Over 135,000 cases worldwide, with some reports dating back to the 1800s.
- Nearly 9,000 well-documented cases of sightings, abductions, and other phenomena.
- Over 7,000 eyewitness drawings of craft, beings, and related phenomena.
3. Rosales Database
The Humanoid Contact Database
Compiled by Albert Rosales
Rosales Database
Highlights:
- Over 4,000 cases reported from around the world.
- Focus primarily on reports from 1990 to 2008, with some older cases included.
- 300+ abduction cases, with nearly 20 involving fatalities.
- 350+ cases involving physical injury, some including sexual assault.
4. HUMCAT Database
The Humanoid Catalog (HUMCAT)
HUMCAT on CUFOS.org
Highlights:
- 1,648 lines of data from 1790 to 1997.
- Focuses specifically on humanoid encounter reports.
5. NUFORC Database
National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC)
NUFORC Databank
Highlights:
- Over 153,000 lines of data – predominantly sightings.
- ~250 cases involving abduction.