Credible analysis of the unknown.
SKYLIGHT serves as an independent hub for UAP research, delivering evidence-based reporting and expert analysis for the curious and the skeptical.
Our Research Ethos
We believe that unidentified phenomena deserve serious study. By curating declassified files and expert reviews, we provide a clear view of the current state of UAP research.
"Our mission is to bridge the gap between fringe speculation and empirical aerospace science."
Our archives are built for researchers and enthusiasts alike, ensuring that every sighting and theory is treated with the rigor it requires.
Source: SKYLIGHT Investigative Archive, Vol. 1, §1. Peer-reviewed by our network of independent researchers.
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The Research Council & Verification Team
SKYLIGHT is governed by astrophysicists, investigative journalists, and former aviation personnel dedicated to empirical vetting, data transparency, and the objective analysis of unidentified anomalous phenomena.

Radar Telemetry & UAP Dynamics
Former aerospace engineer specializing in anomalous flight patterns and high-altitude sensor calibration for civilian UAP tracking.

Historical Sightings & Documents
Expert in declassified military documentation and historical sighting patterns, ensuring empirical rigor in our archival database.

Radio Frequency Anomalies
Specialist in radio-frequency analysis and signal baseline vetting, identifying potential extraterrestrial signatures in noise.

Civilian Encounter Reports
Coordinates global civilian encounter reports, applying strict verification protocols to eyewitness testimony and photographic evidence.
Have evidence or data to contribute?
We accept sighting reports, sensor telemetry, and declassified documentation for review by our research council.
Frequently Asked Analytical Questions
Clear answers addressing how reports are verified, our policy on witness anonymity, how we handle potential hoaxes, and how researchers can access raw radar logs.
We cross-reference civilian reports with flight telemetry and weather data.
Every report undergoes a multi-stage vetting process. We correlate witness accounts against public flight tracking, satellite imagery, and local meteorological radar logs to rule out conventional aircraft, drones, or atmospheric phenomena.
Submit raw sensor data or high-resolution media for our team to perform a forensic analysis of the object's flight path and signature.
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