The network runs on four divisions — each with its own standards, leadership, and member pathway. Together they convert curiosity into credible, sustained investigation.
Members collect and review sightings, video, radar returns, historical case files, government releases, ocean anomalies, and aviation incidents — under formal evidence-review and source-verification standards.
Certification tracks that teach members how to investigate responsibly: methodology, OSINT, FOIA, media verification, hoax detection, aviation and radar fundamentals, and ethics.
Organized civic action for declassification, whistleblower protections, pilot reporting safety, oceanic anomaly research funding, and public access to information.
Chapters host meetings, run local investigations, train new members, and organize public events — turning a website into a movement on the ground.
Every pillar is governed by the same evidence and ethics standards. Read them before you contribute.