UFO TIMELINE
PROJECT.

The UFO Timeline Project organizes UFO/UAP reports into a living chronology, bringing witness testimony, geographic context, imagery, tabular records, and film into a shared research framework.

Case classifications and concise synopses place each report in historical and evidentiary context. Connecting these records creates opportunities for comparison, pattern recognition, and new lines of inquiry—as the archive develops toward a full UFO Case Database.

Examine the chronology, consult the original project’s maps, review case dossiers, and explore our independent UFO films.

An unexplained observation is a starting point for investigation—not a conclusion about its origin.

Historical accounts, official assessments, and witness testimony carry different evidentiary weight. The UFO Timeline Project distinguishes reported observations from interpretation, tests competing explanations, and revises assessments when stronger documentation emerges.

The UFO Timeline Project began on Blogger in 2017 with a specific research premise: chronological and geographic context can reveal relationships that isolated case reports obscure.

For years, the scale of that undertaking exceeded what one curator could assemble. Human curation and AI-assisted development are now making the original ambition attainable: a connected archive of reports, sources, and interpretations. A future About page will document that progression.

The proposed Verg Credibility Matrix (VCM) replaces a simple “real or fake” verdict with two independent 0–100% assessments: confidence in a case’s reported claims, and the credibility of a proposed conventional explanation.

The aim is to generate comparative research data by examining source quality, testimony, and how well competing explanations account for the reported observations. These will be evaluative scores, not established statistical probabilities. The methodology remains in development; scoring is coming soon.