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The Explorer gives you four ways into the library: by topic (thematic groupings), by concept (cross-cutting research themes), by case (specific incidents), or by entity (the people, organizations, programs, and locations that appear across the record). Everything connects — cases belong to topics, entities appear in cases, and every link traces back to a primary source document.
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Topics
Thematic Groupings
Broad research areas that pull related cases together — e.g., Cold War encounters, congressional hearings, crash retrievals.
Concepts
Cross-Cutting Research Themes
380 specific research themes derived from investigation threads — e.g., "Whistleblower Testimonies," "Crash Retrieval Programs." Each concept links to the threads, entities, and documents that discuss it.
Cases
Specific Incidents
A named event or investigation with its own timeline -- Roswell, the USS Nimitz encounter, the AATIP program. Cases contain threads.
Threads
Event Sequences
A chronological chain of events within a case, telling one part of the story in order from first documented occurrence to resolution.
Events
Documented Occurrences
Individual sightings, testimonies, document releases, or decisions. Every event links to at least one source document in the library.
Entity Types
People
Witnesses, military personnel, scientists, officials, and researchers who appear in the documentary record.
Organizations
Government agencies, military units, research groups, and private organizations connected to UAP investigations.
Programs
Named government and private research programs -- classified and unclassified -- related to aerial anomaly investigation.
Locations
Geographic sites, military bases, airspace, and named locations tied to documented incidents or programs.
Other
NHI species, UAP craft types, phenomena, consciousness concepts, theoretical frameworks, and mythological references.
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