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Using the Entity Explorer

The Explorer is your structured way to browse the people, organizations, programs, locations, and cases that make up the disclosure record. It has two main views — Entities and Cases — each designed for a different kind of exploration.

Entities View

The Entities view lists every person, organization, program, and location that has been identified in the library. By default it shows all entity types together. Use the type filter buttons at the top to narrow to a specific category:

There is also a search bar within the Explorer itself. Type a name or keyword to filter the visible cards on the fly — useful when you know roughly who or what you're looking for but don't need a full library search.

Each entity card shows the entity's name, its type label, one or more tier badges (T1 = government sources, T2 = research sources), and a relationship count indicating how many other entities it is directly connected to. A higher relationship count generally means the entity is more central to the disclosure record. Click any card to open the full entity profile.

Cases View

The Cases view lists curated incident profiles — specific events and investigations like Roswell, the Tic Tac encounter, Foo Fighters, Tinley Park, and others. Each case card shows the incident name, the approximate date or date range, and a brief description of what the case involves.

Click a case card to open its full profile page. Case profiles are organized into six tabs:

Navigating Between Entities and Cases

The Explorer is designed for lateral navigation. From an entity profile you can follow relationship links to other entities, jump to cases that entity is associated with, or pivot to the timeline to see when that entity appears in the record. From a case profile you can click through to any of its associated entities. Everything in the Explorer is interconnected.

Explorer vs. Search: Use the SEARCH tab when you have a specific keyword, name, or question in mind — it runs full-text and semantic search across the entire library and returns documents alongside entities. Use the Explorer when you want to browse systematically, filter by type, or start from a case and work outward through its network.