A comprehensive, searchable collection of documented UFO and UAP sighting reports — military encounters, mass sightings, video evidence, and government-released files. Free, forever.
From declassified Pentagon footage to Cold War-era civilian sightings — organized, filtered, and linked to verified sources.
Search across event titles, descriptions, locations, and UFO type simultaneously. Find exactly the sighting you're looking for in seconds.
Filter by Military Only, Mass Sightings, With Video, or With Photos. Stack filters to narrow down exactly what you're researching.
Sort all records chronologically — oldest to newest or vice versa — to trace how UAP encounters have evolved over decades.
Each entry includes thumbnail imagery where available, plus direct links to AARO video files, news articles, and government documents.
Every record is tagged by encounter type — Military, Mass Sighting, Video Evidence, Photo Evidence — for easy cross-referencing.
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From first-time curious readers to veteran investigators — SearchUFOs gives everyone the same clean interface and verified data.
Cross-reference events, filter by evidence type, and follow source links to original AARO documents and government releases.
Quick access to verified cases with reference links. No sifting through forums — just clean data with documented sources.
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Explore decades of sightings from casual curiosity to deep obsession. Filter for the wild ones or the credible ones — your call.
Every entry links to primary sources. Draw your own conclusions from the actual evidence — no spin, no agenda.
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Decades of documented sightings, military encounters, and government-released evidence — searchable, filtered, and free.