About this archive

Curiosities Cat is a research archive of US-government-released UAP/UFO records. It is not a news site, an entertainment channel, or a place for speculation. It is a structured database with a scoring methodology that lets anyone audit how every conclusion was reached.

The full corpus is 16,358 documents across CIA, FBI, NARA Project Blue Book, AARO, DOD, NSA, DIA, NASA, ODNI, Navy, and Congress. Pulled from public-domain government releases, OCR'd where needed (111,636 pages indexed), and processed into 2,080+ events linked to 1,140+ named witnesses.

Every event in the archive has five orthogonal scores:

• PROV — provenance quality of the source
• INFO — information density of the document
• TOPIC — how on-topic the event is
• ANOM — anomalousness of the claim
• EVID — witness corroboration and cross-references

A composite research_rank is computed from these. The whole rubric is published, the weights are explained, and every event has a complete scoring trail showing how it earned its number.

If you don't agree with our weights, you can re-weight the rubric locally and rerun. The methodology is the product.

• NOT a place for speculation about aliens, government cover-ups, or unsourced claims.
• NOT derived from non-government sources, Reddit, or social media.
• NOT behind a paywall. The full archive is public. The methodology is public. The source code is on GitHub.

The name plays on two things. A cabinet of curiosities — the old scholarly habit of collecting and cataloging anomalies for inspection. And a cat — the patient, surveillance-minded animal that watches everything and tells you nothing it didn't see. The brand mark (the eye / aperture) is meant to read as both.

Curiosities Cat is a project of SylForge Labs. The infrastructure is Supabase + Vercel + GitHub. The content is mirrored to YouTube (@Curiosities_Cat) and Internet Archive.

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