Site log.

What this site ships is logged here, by date, one line each; before 20 August 2026, only new instruments and culture pieces. Mistakes have their own page: Corrections.

1 October 2026 (continued)

• Instrument The Bell Frame-Drag Bench: Two counter-rotating drums of a dense fill, as Jorjani's Closer Encounters describes the Bell and the testimony Cook relays spins its cylinders, priced in general relativity's weak field with the Earth's own measured frame dragging as the ruler: the field summed over the drums' mass current and checked against the Lense-Thirring dipole, Gravity Probe B's predicted 39.2 mas/yr recomputed from the fact-sheet Earth, two mercury drums at ±10,000 rpm giving 1.5 × 10⁻²² rad/s two metres away (3.8 × 10⁷ times below the 37.2 ± 7.2 mas/yr the satellite measured), the rim at 628 m/s, the clocks against Marckus's figures, and van Stockum's infinite cylinder needing 143 km of radius at this spin before a timelike curve closes; the accounts quoted as printed, no ruling on the device
• Instrument The Skyquake Bench: A Mach cone flown over the 205 Southern California seismic stations of 9 December 1993, from the sentence on p. 31 of DOW-UAP-D148 that reports the 1991 and 1992 'mysterious sonic booms' traced to two F-4s near Mach 1: no direct boom reaches the ground from a vehicle below the ground's sound speed (cutoff Mach 1.153 from 11 km), the paper's SR-71 pass reaches 60 stations, the hyperbola reads back Mach 3.03, Carlson's method gives 38 Pa under the track, and the paper D148 cites, Cates and Sturtevant 2002, reads the booms as indirect booms from offshore; both accounts at equal size
• Site The Kaikoura Lights: The channel's third video, The Kaikoura Lights: I Reflew the Night on the Record's Own Clock, plays on this bench's page
• Site Videos: A shelf for the channel's videos, newest first, three to a row, each with the bench it is about; Videos joins the console bar, the front page shows the latest, and the footer links the shelf

30 September 2026

• Instrument The Bigot List Leak Bench: The 'Bigot list' of In Plain Sight's chapter 21 run through Grimes's leak clock: the 400 to 800 people a memo, whose meeting Wilson denies, says were read into a program kept since 1947 have a 12 to 23 percent chance of a leak by 2026 at the p the paper back-solves from PRISM, and pass 95 percent within 17 to 32 years of 1947 at the p of the FBI laboratory, the one case of the list's size; the bench reproduces the paper's Table 1, its Table 4 but for one figure, and its 2016 correction, and leaves whether the memo was the leak to the reader
• Site The instruments keep their readout bar clear of the info and evidence boxes and of the Controls panel at every width; on screens narrower than 1280 px the Controls panel starts folded, a click away; the readout bar, hint and evidence box no longer move while a slow connection brings the page in, numbers read the same in every browser language, and Chinese search excerpts put back the start of a name they used to cut
• Site The Wow! Signal: The channel's second video, The Wow! Signal: I Rebuilt the Telescope and Re-Printed 6EQUJ5, plays on this bench's page

29 September 2026

• Site The instruments hold still as they load: the hint, the readout bar and the equation box open with what the running instrument shows, scene labels move without nudging the page, and the Black Hole and Gravity panels start folded on phones; tabbing reaches a view's own links and controls before its scene labels, sliders and close buttons are named for a screen reader, and a shortcut leaves a focused button its keys; Chinese search finds a wiki entry by its own name, and the Chinese instruments label their evidence in Chinese
• Site The Wow! Signal: The Wow! Signal bench adds the Arecibo Wow! project's 2025 recomputation of the signal from the archived Ohio SETI printouts, its frequency, position and peak flux density, beside the two values of 1994 and 1997, each now credited to who gave it; the Printout view's band chart follows the Ohio team's own channel bookkeeping; and the page records the Wow! Reply sent from Arecibo on the signal's thirty-fifth anniversary
• Site The Westall Two-Channel Bench: The station's YouTube channel opens with this bench on video, and the video plays on the bench's page; the footer, the Keep the signal block and the About page now offer X and YouTube, and the Substack link is retired
• Site Every switch, scene label, evidence row and pattern tile on the instruments can now be reached and worked from the keyboard, and a screen reader hears its name and, for a switch, whether it is on; a word the search index does not hold now shows no records instead of every page with a word that starts like it, and search excerpts show the page's own words, not the subscribe box

28 September 2026

• Site Site log: The site log now reaches back to the first instruments and culture pieces, each under the date the site records for it; the search panel keeps keyboard focus inside it while open and tells a screen reader which result is highlighted; the language switch on every instrument view is a link you can open in a new tab, and on a UAP Files tag page it goes to the same tag in the other language when there is one; Chinese on English pages, and English names, titles and sources on Chinese pages, are marked so a screen reader reads each in its own language; on phones and tablets the note recommending a desktop browser no longer covers an instrument's links and controls
• Site Text and images on a page's opening screen now rise in from the first paint instead of waiting for the page's scripts to run, and sections further down still fade in as you scroll to them; the instruments' code is sent about a fifth smaller

26 September 2026

• Instrument The Submerged Egg Buoyancy Bench: The submerged egg of W-291, 10 October 2002, priced for station-keeping: a white body 40 × 60 m by eye, reported motionless 20 to 50 ft down for about five minutes, displaces 51,503 t of the October water, a Typhoon-class submarine's mass behind a 0.91 m steel wall matched to a part in a hundred thousand, or needs 5.05 × 10⁸ N held down by a jet that would break a surface the interview found without apparent disturbance or by a mooring to a floor 1,390 m below; the eye runs Preisendorfer's law through Jerlov's water types to the 18 to 24 m Secchi depths CalCOFI measured in that water five weeks later, and the interview's 7,230 ft and 78° solve back to 500 yards at 7,072 ft
• Site Links to sources outside the site open in a new tab, so a running instrument stays open when you follow one; photographic share cards are lighter, and several book covers are sharper; the Chinese instrument pages end their sentences with 。, and Chinese wiki links sit flush with the text; a wiki entry now shows the same recorded date in both languages; the Cleve Backster entry takes the spelling of its source; more wiki entries say whose claim they report

25 September 2026

• Site Every page opens with a skip-to-content link for keyboard users, and on phones the search button, the footer links and the culture filters are easier to tap; the wiki graph page has a heading, a clearer count and a still layout for readers who ask for reduced motion; cross-references between Files briefings name their release; instruments are called by one name wherever another page links to them; and the opening lines of several wiki entries say who reported what
• Site Lighter pages: culture covers, the Bubble topic's diagrams and the homepage's culture row are sent at the size they are shown; culture notes share a 1200 × 630 card made from their cover, and every instrument's share card is 1200 × 630 and lighter; the Trans-Medium and Tremonton hover loops and the Black Hole and Warp Drive soundtracks are smaller, and the Warp Drive track loads only when its sound starts; the Tic Tac view no longer downloads its ship's texture twice; the wiki graph page is under a third of its former size; models, textures, tracks and loops are kept by the browser for a week between visits. On the voice pages the quote can be read by screen readers and the declassify control is a button
• Site A style pass across the site: Chinese pages use full-width punctuation throughout, with 「」 in place of straight quotation marks that had printed reversed; dashes used as punctuation are gone from the instruments' copy; English copy follows British spelling outside quotations and titles; sentences in source notes, wiki entries and instrument introductions that read as a verdict now report what the source or the bench shows; the Electrogravitics and Wave Schedule benches cite printed page numbers
• Front page The Tremonton Film Rangefinder: Rotation: the Tremonton Film Rangefinder takes the flagship slot beside Trans-Medium, Radiation Dose and Hollow Moon; Westall, Gibeon, Black Hole, MiG-21 and Skinwalker return to the shelves
• Site The featured band on the homepage is redrawn as spec sheets: each card carries its bench's strap line, a numbered profile table whose figures are taken from the bench's own verification script, and its hero as a photo panel with readings; the flagship prints its instrument number full width
• Site Wiki: Tags on wiki entries open the index filtered to that tag, and on the Chinese pages they are in Chinese; wiki entries and topic pages now describe themselves in search results and link previews with their own opening lines instead of the site's general introduction

24 September 2026

• Instrument The Tremonton Film Rangefinder: The Tremonton film of 1952 read as the three laboratories read it, as angles: the Navy's 3,780 mph per millimetre per frame comes back from a 3 in lens at 16 frames a second at its own five miles, its 965 g is 77 reading steps of its 22× screen at 12.5 g a step, and every candidate the file names gets two rulers, one by size and one by speed, on a range dial nobody had
• UAP Files PURSUE Release 06: Briefings on the Department of War's sixth PURSUE release, published on 18 September: the Tremonton film and its Project Blue Book file, the Navy personnel record of Delbert C. Newhouse, the Air Force flying discs file of 1952, the Ruppelt tape and its transcript, military sensor clips and mission reports, clips a local law enforcement officer in Colorado submitted, the AAWSAP contract file, and Defense Intelligence Reference Documents from 2009 to 2011
• Wiki PURSUE Release 06 batch: The sixth PURSUE release: the 1952 Air Force files and the people and offices in them, the mission reports, the AAWSAP contract, and the subjects of its reference documents. The DIRDs and AAWSAP entries now describe what the release itself shows, and each Release 06 briefing links its wiki entries
• Site Everywhere except the instrument views: in browsers that support it, moving between pages is a quick cross-fade with the top bar held in place, and keyboard focus is clearly marked, the wiki filter and the search field included. The redacted words on the homepage and the UAP Voices pages wipe open from left to right behind a scan line, and the picture on each homepage instrument card develops from the top down as the card scrolls into view