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About this wiki

An interlinked network of notes behind everything on this site: the UAP video and document sources, the case files, the programs, materials and organisations, the ancient-technology and ancient-astronaut strands, the instruments, and the book and film reviews. Open the graph view to see the whole knowledge network: click any node to jump to its entry.

Source Videos

Source Reviews

Entries also arrive through the book and film reviews, one batch each. In order: Akira (June 2026), In Plain Sight by Ross Coulthart (July 2026), Closer Encounters by Jason Reza Jorjani (July 2026), Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion by Paul LaViolette (July 2026), Stranger Things (July 2026), The Giza Power Plant by Christopher Dunn (August 2026), The Invisible College by Jacques Vallée (August 2026), The Anunnaki Chronicles by Zecharia Sitchin (August 2026), The Anunnaki Connection by Heather Lynn (August 2026), The Day After Roswell by Philip J. Corso (August 2026), The Hunt for Zero Point by Nick Cook (August 2026), The Wars of Gods and Men by Zecharia Sitchin (September 2026), Imminent by Luis Elizondo (September 2026), and Origins of the Sphinx by Robert Schoch and Robert Bauval (September 2026). Per-batch lists are at the foot of this file.

The screen and fiction works reviewed on the site now have entries of their own: Akira · Annihilation · Ghost in the Shell · Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction · Stranger Things · Disclosure Day · Close Encounters of the Third Kind · Project Hail Mary · Jorjani - Danny Jones Podcast 2025.

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Major Sections

Craft & Sightings

NHI / Alien Categories

Abduction & Contact

High Strangeness

The Control System

Ancient Technology

Ancient Astronauts

Ancient Mysteries

Technologies

Materials

Remote Viewing

Programs

Locations

People

Primary speakers

Filmmakers / hosts

Pilots / military witnesses

Civilian observers

TTSA founders

Whistleblowers

Scientists (UAP-adjacent)

Antigravity researchers

Ancient technology

Remote viewers

Journalists / researchers

Abduction and high-strangeness researchers

Sceptics and analysts

Aerospace, defence and intelligence

Politicians

S4-era

Other

Added with the Culture audit

Key Documents

How to Use This Wiki

Working with the wiki

  • Open the graph view to see the whole knowledge network; click any node to jump to its entry
  • Tags are nested: #person/, #program/, #concept/, #material/, etc. Grouped by tag, people, programs and concepts light up as separate clusters
  • Every link in every entry points to a real page on this site

PURSUE Release 03 entries

Added 14 June 2026 from the PURSUE Release 03 document tranche:

Akira review entries

Added 22 June 2026 from the Akira film review (the consciousness / psi strand):

PURSUE Release 04 entries

Added 11 July 2026 from the PURSUE Release 04 document tranche:

PURSUE Release 05 entries

Added 8 August 2026 from the PURSUE Release 05 document tranche:

In Plain Sight source note entries

Added 12 July 2026 from the In Plain Sight book review (Ross Coulthart, 2021), 14 entries:

Closer Encounters review entries

Added 19 July 2026 from the Closer Encounters book review (Jason Reza Jorjani, 2021), 17 entries:

Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion source note entries

Added 26 July 2026 from the Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion book review (Paul LaViolette, 2008), 18 entries:

Stranger Things review entries

Added 26 July 2026 from the Stranger Things review, 12 entries, published alongside the review:

The Giza Power Plant source note entries

Added 13 August 2026 from The Giza Power Plant book review (Christopher Dunn, 1998), 16 entries. First archaeological batch in the wiki, grouped under the new Ancient Technology section:

The Invisible College review entries

Added 14 August 2026 from The Invisible College book review (Jacques Vallee, 1975), 18 entries, grouped under the new Control System section:

Wiki back-fill entries

Added 14 August 2026, 17 entries. These were already live on the wiki but had never been listed in this map; this batch brings them in:

The Anunnaki Chronicles source note entries

Added 16 August 2026 from The Anunnaki Chronicles source note (Zecharia Sitchin, edited by Janet Sitchin, 2015), 13 entries, grouped under the new Ancient Astronauts section:

The Anunnaki Connection source note entries

Added 17 August 2026 from The Anunnaki Connection source note (Heather Lynn, 2020), 13 entries, grouped under the Ancient Astronauts section:

The Day After Roswell source note entries

Added 20 August 2026 from The Day After Roswell source note (Philip J. Corso with William J. Birnes, 1997), 29 entries: the Roswell strand and the reverse-engineering frame, plus a back-fill giving every reviewed book its own entry.

The Hunt for Zero Point review entries

Added 27 August 2026 from the The Hunt for Zero Point signed review (Nick Cook, Century 2001, Broadway Books 2002), 29 entries: the wartime SS strand, which the wiki had no coverage of at all, the concealment mechanism the book’s argument rests on, and the modern institutional programmes.

The Wars of Gods and Men source note entries

Added 2 September 2026 from the The Wars of Gods and Men source note (Zecharia Sitchin, Avon Books 1985), 6 entries. The wiki carried four Sitchin-strand review pages and only one Mesopotamian text node; this batch adds the texts the case is read out of, and the two documents that date the Great Pyramid from outside the cartouche dispute.

Imminent source note entries

Added 5 September 2026 from the Imminent source note (Luis Elizondo, William Morrow 2024), 11 entries. The wiki had the programme, the videos and the people but not the second Roosevelt clip, the carrier, the two official documents the note sets against the book, the two Pentagon officials on the other side of the dispute, or the sceptic whose readings the note reports; this batch adds them, and eight existing nodes gained sections.

Origins of the Sphinx review entries

Added 6 September 2026 from the Origins of the Sphinx signed review (Robert Schoch and Robert Bauval, Inner Traditions 2017), 14 entries. The wiki argued about the monument in three nodes and had no node for the monument itself, and no pharaoh of any dynasty had an entry.

Six existing nodes were deepened in the same pass: Sphinx Water Erosion Hypothesis, Robert Schoch, Robert Bauval, Orion Correlation Theory, Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and Flinders Petrie.

One correction shipped with this batch. The Sphinx Water Erosion Hypothesis node said a 2015 surface luminescence study “returned dates clustering around 3100 to 3000 BC” and named the second author Vasiliki Vafiadou. Checked against the book, the six dates are 1050, 2220, 2740, 3060 and 3100 BCE with their errors plus a granite sample, a spread from 3100 down to 1050 BCE and not a cluster, and the author is Asimina Vafiadou. The cluster figure has no source in the book. Both the name and the range were wrong in English and in Chinese, and both are fixed here.

Culture gap batch entries

Added 7 September 2026 from an audit of all 25 Culture pages against the live wiki, 145 entries. The batch closes three standing gaps: the screen and fiction works the site has reviewed had no entries at all, a set of canonical cases and documents was missing outright, and the Mesopotamian and consciousness strands had book nodes with no figures or concepts behind them.

289 reciprocal links were added to 139 existing nodes in the same pass, so that every new entry has an inbound link.

Two corrections shipped with this batch. The Jorjani interview page spelt the 1965 Moon-photograph witness Carl Wolf; the correct spelling is Karl Wolfe, and the new Karl Wolfe node records it. The Fingerprints of the Gods page still gave the 2015 surface luminescence dates as a cluster around 3100 to 3000 BC; it now carries the spread from 3100 down to 1050 BCE that the Sphinx Water Erosion Hypothesis node was corrected to on 6 September.

RECORDED 15 May 2026 · LAST EDITED 9 Sep 2026

This entry records what the sources linked or listed above say, as of its last edit. It is not updated in real time. Errors go to the Corrections page; the Terms set out the limits of accuracy.