Planetary observation terminal — every scale at once
In May 2026, the U.S. government began publishing its UFO files — declassified records from nine federal agencies, covering encounters from 1944 to the present. We downloaded every document, read them, and pinned each one to the place on Earth where it happened.
The result is a globe. It carries 470+ markers across six continents, the oceans, and orbital space — military radar contacts, FBI investigations, astronaut debriefings, nuclear facility incidents, and encounter reports stretching back 3,500 years. Every dot is sourced to a government record or a documented investigation. Nothing on the map is speculation.
The globe does one thing no static list can: it shows you that the phenomenon is everywhere, it has always been everywhere, and the only thing that changed across thirty-five centuries is what we called it.
The framework changed. The phenomenon did not.