In recent years, the term UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) has been gradually replaced by UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) - a shift driven by governments, military officials, and researchers seeking a more neutral, credible label. UAP reflects a broader and more serious approach to sightings that defy explanation, moving beyond pop culture imagery to focus on what’s actually being observed in the skies. The mystery remains, but the language is evolving!

We don’t know for certain - but there’s no shortage of credible reports that keep the question alive. From military pilots tracking objects with no visible means of propulsion, to government investigations acknowledging unexplained aerial phenomena, the mystery continues to deepen. Even recent discoveries - like the controversial Nazca mummies in Peru - add fuel to the debate. Our maps don’t claim to hold the answers, but they document the patterns, the places, and the moments that continue to fascinate the world.