About this archive
Curiosities Cat is a research archive of US-government-released UAP/UFO records. It is not a news site, an entertainment channel, or a place for speculation. It is a structured database with a scoring methodology that lets anyone audit how every conclusion was reached.
The full corpus is 16,500+ documents across 18 agencies, including CIA, FBI, NARA Project Blue Book, AARO, DOD, NSA, DIA, NASA, ODNI, Navy, Congress, and the 2026 PURSUE disclosure release. Pulled from public-domain government releases, OCR'd where needed (116,000+ pages indexed), and processed into 2,100+ events linked to 1,140 witness records (625 named, the rest anonymous in the source documents).
The scoring
Every event in the archive has five orthogonal scores:
- PROV — provenance quality of the source
- INFO — information density of the document
- TOPIC — how on-topic the event is
- ANOM — anomalousness of the claim
- EVID — witness corroboration and cross-references
A composite research_rank is computed from these. The whole rubric is published, the weights are explained, and every event has a complete scoring trail showing how it earned its number.
If you don't agree with our weights, you can re-weight the rubric locally and rerun. The methodology is the product.
What this archive is not
- NOT a place for speculation about aliens, government cover-ups, or unsourced claims.
- NOT derived from non-government sources, Reddit, or social media.
- NOT behind a paywall. The full archive is public. The methodology is public. The source code is on GitHub.
Why "Curiosities Cat"
The name plays on two things. A cabinet of curiosities — the old scholarly habit of collecting and cataloging anomalies for inspection. And a cat — the patient, surveillance-minded animal that watches everything and tells you nothing it didn't see. The brand mark (the eye / aperture) is meant to read as both.
Who built this
Curiosities Cat is a project of SylForge Labs. The infrastructure is Supabase + Vercel + GitHub. The full document and video archive is mirrored to Internet Archive.
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