About Global UFO Archive
Global UFO Archive, published at UFOUAP.net, is an independent reference site for UFO and UAP material. The archive is built for readers who want source-linked records, cautious explanations, and a clear path from a headline or sighting claim back to the public material behind it.
What the archive covers
The site organizes UFO/UAP news, documented cases, recent sighting videos, country pages, explainers, and an interactive map. Each section is designed to help readers compare dates, locations, sources, evidence types, and possible ordinary explanations before treating a report as unresolved.
The archive uses public sources such as government releases, national archives, scientific or institutional material, reputable news coverage, and visible source records for public sighting leads. A page may document that a report exists, but that does not mean the archive treats the object or event as extraordinary.
How we interpret UFO and UAP claims
Unidentified does not automatically mean extraterrestrial, supernatural, or physically anomalous. Many reports can involve aircraft, drones, balloons, satellites, stars, camera artifacts, weather, military activity, or incomplete public information.
When a case remains unresolved, the archive describes what is known, what is claimed, what evidence is public, and what explanations still need testing. The goal is documentation and careful reading, not promotion of a single conclusion.
Language and access
English is the primary editorial version of the site. Chinese, Japanese, French, and Brazilian Portuguese pages are localized from the English version so that facts, order, and conclusions remain aligned across languages.
Images used on the public site are stored locally where possible, and source notes are kept with the content record. This helps readers inspect the archive without depending on unstable third-party image links.