STRANGE
SKIES®

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Follow the Unknown

What did you see?

53.7550° N  /  0.3110° W

What it does

Observe / Archive / Report

01

Observe

A live map of the sky's unexplained. Purple markers pulse wherever someone looked up and saw something they couldn't place.

02

Archive

Every sighting is a permanent case file — number, statement, evidence, and verified conditions, kept like a field dossier.

03

Report

File your own sighting in a guided flow. It's idempotent, so a retry never creates a duplicate case.

The case file

See something. File it.
Watch it become a case.

  1. 01

    See something

    You look up and something's there that shouldn't be.

  2. 02

    File a report

    Say what you saw, when, and where. Add photos or video if you have them.

  3. 03

    Get a case number

    Your sighting becomes a public case file — SS-2026-… — on the map.

  4. 04

    The record is checked

    Weather and astronomical conditions are cross-referenced against your account. The AI lists what conventional explanations fit — it never claims to identify anything.

  5. 05

    Others corroborate

    Witnesses can say “I saw this too” and add their own account to the file.

The app

Look up

A near-black map, warm paper dossiers, and a four-point mark. This is what the first release looks like.

Strange Skies observe map with sighting markers
Observe — the map
Strange Skies archive of case files
Archive — the case files
Strange Skies open case file
Open case

Stay curious

Strange Skies is a public record built by witnesses. Be first to open a case file.