UFO Information

• The text of report on The CIA's Role in the Study of UFO's, 1947-90 declassified from the CIA's own "Studies of Intelligence". (They lied -- a lot. The question is, are they still lying?)

• The text of the recent 'Stanford panel' report, that recommended serious scientific study of the UFO phenomenon used to be here

• The FBI's own "Unusual Phenomena" pages, released as part of the Freedom of Information Act. (This has been dubbed "the real X-Files", but as far as I'm concerned, "the real X-Files" is still on TV :-). UFO's, Roswell, Majestic-12, animal mutilation, and more! These are pdf's of images of FBI documents, and so are sometimes a little hard to read...

• It had to happen eventually - a stageplay based on the abduction phenomenon. Abducted! is the story of five humans and one alien all inhabiting the same body (and played by one actor.)

• The ftp.rutgers.eduUFO FTP area. (Now actually a http area, though the old ftp area will remain for a bit).
• The Internet UFO Group's page.
• Rene Mueller's Spirituality & NewAge site that has something for just about everybody!
• A UFO Bibliography of books relating to the subject.
• The Alberta UFO Research Association (AUFORA) web page. Very slick!
• Nick Humphries' UFO Guide.
• The National UFO Reporting Center (USA).
• The UFO Online page.
• The Italian CUN Centro Ufologico Nationale.
• The Alt.alien.visitors FAQ.
• Nick's Real MIB Page is a good compendium of files concerning one of the enduring myths/phenomena (depending on your point of view) of the UFO age, that of the "Men In Black"; the Silencers. Be ready for the "tripod popup" javascript dealie that shows up when you visit. (Note: this is not associated with the movie/comic of the same name. Here's the page for the film.
• Want to know about Area 51? This is the site of the author of the justly-famous Groom Lake Desert Rat.
• Here's the Paranet Archives,, which are somewhat old; and the Paranet Website (which is new).
• And this is the UIowa archive of alt.alien.visitors, the abduction, and ufo mailing lists.
• Dan Geib's UFO Folklore page has lots of nice graphics, and good info too!
• The grandly-titled Ultimate Ufologists WWW page is a very good colletion of information.
• A large collection of UFO-related programs, pictures and documents can be found at the Italian Center for UFO Studies (CISU). Here's the Italian version.
• David Schmitz's Smitty's UFO Page has Groom Lake, UFO's, and other fun stuff.
• Matthew Dzurik's gigantic compilation of UFO and Alien Information includes listings of tons of ftp and www ufo-related sites, with quick-connect links added by my humble self. Give it a try!
• A UFO picture gallery.
• A fun UFO "bubblegum card" collection, done by Michael Nowicki (miken@aimnet.com).
• The Mutual UFO Network, one of the oldest continuing UFO investigative groups in the US (besides the USAF, of course :-).
• The Center for UFO Studies, the other major non-net-based UFO investigation group in the US.
• gopher://wiretap.spies.com/11/Library/Fringe/UFO
• For those of a more 'skeptical' self-description, here's the CSICOP (Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal) web pages.
• The phoenix.oulu.fi collection of UFO and space pictures. (Also seems to be unavailable)

Neato masthead by Michael Nowicki (miken@aimnet.com).
Last updated 7 November 1999.