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DigiVatLib’s search index covers 281,559 items from the Vatican Apostolic Library. A search for “astronomia” returns 36,674 results. Searches for “portenti” (portents), “prodigio” (marvels), and “visione” (visions) all return results across the manuscript collections. Here is how researchers use the free platform to access medieval celestial observation records.

DigiVatLib at digi.vatlib.it provides free access to 281,559 digitised items from the Vatican Apostolic Library including 275,563 manuscripts, incunabula, archival materials, visual items, coins and medals. It uses the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF), making content compatible with any IIIF-compliant viewer. A search for “astronomia” returns 36,674 results.

The CIA maintains a dedicated UFO/UAP FOIA collection at cia.gov/readingroom/collection/ufos-fact-or-fiction. It contains approximately 1,000 declassified documents spanning 1947–1996. The holdings include the full Robertson Panel 1953 proceedings, CIA assessments of the 1952 Washington DC flyovers, the H. Marshall Chadwell memo to DCI Bedell Smith, and internal CIA analysis of Soviet UAP exploitation potential.

Latin America has a stronger official UAP transparency infrastructure than almost anywhere else on Earth. Chile’s SEFAA has run since 1968. Brazil deployed a classified military investigation team to the Amazon in 1977. Uruguay’s Air Force created CRIDOVNI in 1979. All three are currently active. Together they represent a 58-year continuous civilian and military UAP engagement that dwarfs most of the Global North.

Chile’s official UAP investigation history begins July 9, 1968, when Coronel Sergio Bravo sent a circular to 43 aeronautical installations. That first circular is the foundation of SEFAA, with over 2,200 numbered cases. Chile sent 1960s reports to the Condon Commission.

SEFAA’s reporting form is online at servicios.dgac.gob.cl/reportes-sefaa. The system requires original unmanipulated files — no screenshots, no WhatsApp-compressed video. It covers airspace of 32 million square kilometres from Arica to the South Pole. Here is exactly what SEFAA needs and why the evidence requirements matter.

In February 2026, the Archives for the Unexplained published an interview article titled ‘The Man Sitting on More UFO Evidence Than Anyone Alive.’ The subject claims to possess one of the most extensive private UFO evidence collections in the world — decades of documentation. AFU published it. A Swedish university now uses AFU for UAP research. The archive is accelerating.

The Danish Air Force UFO archive covers years of officially investigated UAP reports collected by the Operations Center. The 329-page document set spans four PDFs and includes the original inquiries, investigation notes, and Air Force assessments. Here is what to expect when reading it and why it matters as a primary historical source.

AFU’s collections in Norrköping, Sweden include books, magazines, raw case investigation files, audio and video recordings, clippings, researchers’ personal archives, physical objects, and photographs. Part of the collection is accessible at files.afu.se. A Swedish university now uses AFU for a UAP research course. A recent interview described one collector with more UAP evidence than even AFU.

The Danish Air Force (Flyvevåbnet) published its entire UFO investigation archive in 2009. For years the Operations Center collected all UFO inquiries in a single folder after investigation. In 2009 they made all 329 pages publicly available as four downloadable PDFs on the official Danish Defence website.

The Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Sweden is described as one of the most complete repositories for UAP-related data and folklore anywhere in the world. Founded in 1973, it holds books, magazines, UFO report files, audio and video recordings, clippings, and researchers’ personal archives. Its collections are partially accessible online at files.afu.se.

PURSUE Release 01 includes footage of a UAP filmed over the Gulf of Oman on June 1, 2024. An inverted teardrop shape with a vertical pole attached to its underside, moving quickly over water, filmed by infrared sensor from a US aircraft. Remains unresolved.

Operation Highjump (1946–1947) was the largest Antarctic military expedition in history. Admiral Richard Byrd. 4,700 personnel. 13 ships. 33 aircraft. It ended early. Byrd’s post-expedition comments about adversaries with incredible flying objects were reported in a Chilean newspaper. The full operational record remains partially classified.

The Nazi Antarctic expedition of 1938–1939 is real. The claims built on top of it — secret bases, U-boat deliveries of Hitler, operational World War II submarine facilities, post-war UFO programs — are not. Here is the documented history of what Germany actually did in Antarctica, and how a legitimate historical footnote became the foundation of a global conspiracy mythology.

Antarctica attracts more UAP and conspiracy theories than almost any place on Earth. The isolation, the difficulty of access, the Cold War military operations, and the Google Earth satellite imagery have produced a mythology that mixes genuine classified history with fabricated nonsense. Here is what is documented, what is invented, and how to tell the difference.

The DoW unresolved UAP incident reports in PURSUE Release 01 carry PR-series numbers. The visible cases run from PR-011 to PR-049. That means there are at least 49 numbered incident reports in the filing system — and the ones shown in the portal slideshow are not consecutive. Cases PR-001 through PR-010 exist. What are they?

The Pentagon is now officially the Department of War. The renaming from Department of Defense is not cosmetic. PURSUE launched on war.gov. The Secretary of War signed the release. The name change signals a posture shift that has direct implications for how the UAP file release is being framed — and who controls it.

Four of the most senior officials in the US government issued statements when PURSUE launched on May 8, 2026. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. DNI Tulsi Gabbard. FBI Director Kash Patel. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman. Here is exactly what each said — and what it signals.

Release 01 at war.gov/ufo includes archival imagery from the Apollo 17 mission to the Moon — December 1972. The official PURSUE caption: “The yellow box contains an enlarged area of the original photo in which three lights are visible above the lunar terrain.” This is the first time the US government has officially included Apollo-era imagery in a UAP declassification release.

On February 19, 2026, Donald Trump posted on Truth Social directing the Secretary of War and all relevant departments to begin releasing government UAP files. Eighty days later, PURSUE launched with 161 files. The full text of the directive is in the PURSUE portal. GOD BLESS AMERICA.