UAP Registers — The Observatory Open Record Research
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The Observatory UAP Registers organize public records, government releases, research documents, imagery, video, audio, and source links into accessible collections designed for researchers, journalists, creators, skeptics, believers, and anyone who wants to examine the primary material.
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Register 01 — PURSUE File Register
The PURSUE File Register
A curated register of files, documents, and records organized under the PURSUE framework. Each entry is catalogued, sourced, and labeled. The register is maintained as a living document — entries are added as new materials are reviewed and catalogued.
Collection Overview
Collection includes documents, video, images, and audio. Stats updated as new releases are catalogued.
Statistics updated as new materials are catalogued.
Primary Access
The PURSUE File Register is hosted as a searchable external application. All records link directly to originating government agencies, archives, and official releases.
Register 02 — AAWSAP File Register
AAWSAP File Register
The Defense Intelligence Agency's FY2009 AAWSAP program commissioned 38 Defense Intelligence Reference Documents examining advanced and frontier aerospace science. Thirty-seven have been publicly released through FOIA. One remains withheld as SECRET//NOFORN.
The Observatory AAWSAP Dossier organizes the complete 38-title register and provides access to the publicly available source documents.
Collection Overview
Primary Access
The AAWSAP Dossier links directly to the originating government releases and official archives. All source documents are preserved as originally released.
Source Standard
The Observatory Standard
Primary sources first.
Whenever possible, records in The Observatory link directly to the originating government agency, archive, official release, or primary document. The registers are independent research tools and are not official government products.
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The Observatory continues to organize public records and primary-source material as new collections become available.