SALGIL · PEOPLE NETWORK
Explore who made each claim, what material survives, and how each person connects to the archive.
FEATURED
A former U.S. intelligence officer and UAP whistleblower who alleged an undisclosed retrieval and reverse-engineering program at a 2023 House hearing.
A defining technical-insider narrative built around claims of S-4 craft reverse engineering and element-115 propulsion since 1989.
Served as scientific consultant to Projects Sign, Grudge and Blue Book and developed the close-encounter classification.
A Harvard Medical School psychiatrist whose interviews with people reporting abduction experiences prompted institutional controversy.
Claims of pre-event letters and online hit lists circulate widely.
Short videos claimed to predict COVID-19 were recirculated worldwide.
A manga of disaster dreams and a 2025 date claim spread across Asia.
A large reading archive preserves health and earth-change claims.
New annual lists appear despite often unclear primary sourcing.
His name appears in both remote-viewing research and government-funded programs.
Venusian contact and saucer-photo claims shaped early contactee culture.
Claims to channel messages from an entity called Bashar.
A physician and astrologer known for the quatrains published in Les Prophéties from 1555.
A Korean Buddhist scholar who discussed civilizational change through Huayan, Yijing and Jeongyeok.
A former Navy pilot who testified to Congress in 2023 about UAP encounters and aviation safety.
A former Navy pilot who described the 2004 Nimitz encounter and testified to Congress in 2023.
DIRECTORY
A former U.S. intelligence officer and UAP whistleblower who alleged an undisclosed retrieval and reverse-engineering program at a 2023 House hearing.
A defining technical-insider narrative built around claims of S-4 craft reverse engineering and element-115 propulsion since 1989.
Served as scientific consultant to Projects Sign, Grudge and Blue Book and developed the close-encounter classification.
A Harvard Medical School psychiatrist whose interviews with people reporting abduction experiences prompted institutional controversy.
Claims of pre-event letters and online hit lists circulate widely.
Short videos claimed to predict COVID-19 were recirculated worldwide.
A manga of disaster dreams and a 2025 date claim spread across Asia.
Annual forecast videos are repeatedly cited by news and social media.
Viral coverage markets him as a 'living Nostradamus.'
A classic case combining a Kennedy-related forecast with many failed predictions.
A large reading archive preserves health and earth-change claims.
New annual lists appear despite often unclear primary sourcing.
Drawings and short captions are said to foreshadow modern events.
Childhood interviews claiming a past life on Mars were repeatedly translated worldwide.
His name appears in both remote-viewing research and government-funded programs.
An Army remote-viewing participant represented in official and personal records.
A researcher in SRI remote-viewing experiments and a popular author.
Appears in both remote-viewing research and contemporary UAP discussion.
The author of Chariots of the Gods? who turned ancient-astronaut ideas into a global publishing and television genre.
Venusian contact and saucer-photo claims shaped early contactee culture.
Presented extensive photos and contact notes amid major hoax disputes.
With Barney Hill, a central figure in modern UFO-abduction narratives.
Reported an encounter and abduction during a 1961 journey.
A prominent abduction claim combining coworker testimony and a period of absence.
His book Communion strongly shaped public imagery of alien encounters.
An early Brazilian abduction and onboard-encounter claim from 1957.
Claims contact with Andromedan beings and future messages.
Claims to channel messages from an entity called Bashar.
A physician and astrologer known for the quatrains published in Les Prophéties from 1555.
A Korean Buddhist scholar who discussed civilizational change through Huayan, Yijing and Jeongyeok.
A former Navy pilot who testified to Congress in 2023 about UAP encounters and aviation safety.
A former Navy pilot who described the 2004 Nimitz encounter and testified to Congress in 2023.