About Sky Daily News

Unidentified aerial phenomena reported by pilots, military personnel and ordinary witnesses. Official investigations and declassified files. Aircraft that disappeared. Places with a long record of strange reports. And a small number of unsolved disappearances.

Each case follows the same five sections: what happened, the evidence, the official explanation, the alternative explanations, and what remains unexplained. The structure is not decoration. It forces us to put the conventional explanation next to the extraordinary one, and to be explicit about the gap between them.

Every case also carries a status — explained, disputed, unresolved, or belief — so you know where it stands before you read a word.

Some subjects on this site are beliefs rather than events: reptilian aliens, Nordic visitors, alleged alien interviews. We cover them as the history of an idea — where it came from, who spread it, and why it persists — not as fact.

We do not name people who were never charged in unsolved cases, and we do not invent witnesses, quotes or details to make a story more exciting.

Every article lists its sources. Articles that have not yet been independently checked against those sources say so on the page. If you find an error, contact us — corrections with a source are applied quickly.