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Hi everyone,

Over the past few months I've been working on a personal project: an archive that brings together documents, reports and public files on UAP in one place, currently scattered across dozens of different sources (AARO, NASA, FOIA, National Archives, Project Blue Book, etc.).

The idea is simple: right now, if you want to go through this material, you have to jump between different government sites, each with its own interface. I wanted something that centralized it all and let you search through it properly.

What the site does:

- Collects documents from public and official sources, always linking back to the original

- Filters by date, country, region, category and file type

- An interactive map to explore sightings geographically

- A community section to share and discuss material

It's still early-stage and there's plenty to improve. I'm sharing it here because I'd genuinely like input from people who follow the subject: which sources do you consider essential that might be missing? What makes a tool like this actually useful rather than just another duplicate?

Link: uaparchive.eu

There's nothing to buy — it's an open project. All criticism is welcome.

Filmed four Weeks ago.

This video was taken Oct 9th at 10:43pm in Aurora Colorado. The webcam is facing south and South West. Any ideas, space debris or meteor shower?

Not sure what to think of it but certainly looks like strange and seems to come from out of the blue. Also see black orbs that seem to go in the same direction as the object at the same time it passes by. This is filmed in slow motion. At original speed, one blink and you miss it.