About
Taking the subject seriously, and the evidence carefully
Most coverage of these subjects picks a side first. We would rather show the record and let you decide what it supports.
Above Top Secret covers UFOs and UAPs, unidentified submerged objects, cryptids, ancient mysteries, the paranormal, secret projects, and the places where space science meets the unexplained.
How we work
The field has no shortage of certainty. What it lacks is material you can check. So the way this platform is built reflects a few commitments:
- Evidence carries a status. Every item in a case file is labelled verified, contested, debunked or unexamined. Nothing contested is presented as settled.
- Alternative explanations get equal room. Every case file has a section for them, sitting beside the supporting arguments rather than buried at the bottom.
- Open questions are stated as open. Where the record does not settle something, we say so — and that is usually the most interesting part.
- Sources are cited and linked. Wherever a primary document exists, it is in the archive and you can read it yourself.
Case Files
Information about Roswell or the Nimitz encounter is normally scattered across hundreds of articles, each repeating the last. A Case File gathers everything into one living dossier — documents, images, testimony, counter-arguments, unanswered questions — and keeps growing as material surfaces.
Imagery
Photographs of real places are real photographs. Where we use a generated illustration for atmosphere it is labelled as one, and it never depicts a craft, a creature or an artefact. A synthetic “sighting” would undermine the only thing that makes this platform worth reading.
Free
Everything here is free. There is no subscription, no premium tier and no paywalled case file. The platform is funded by merchandise, and later possibly by clearly labelled sponsorship. Nothing will ever be hidden behind a payment.
Get involved
If you have primary material — a document, a photograph, a first-hand account — or you think we have got something wrong, tell us. Corrections are published, not quietly edited in.

