About The Galactic Alien

Our mission is educational: to document reports, historical records, scientific discussion and cultural impact around unexplained phenomena, while clearly separating verified facts from hypotheses and theories.

We believe curiosity and critical thinking are not in conflict. A topic can be fascinating and still be treated with rigor, context and intellectual honesty.

Every article is researched against primary sources whenever possible: declassified documents, official agency statements, peer-reviewed papers, and first-hand witness accounts. Secondary sources are used to provide context and are identified as such.

We distinguish three layers in our coverage: established facts (what is documented and verifiable), hypotheses (proposed explanations that are testable but unproven), and theories or claims (popular narratives that lack scientific confirmation). This distinction is made explicit in the text.

Articles are drafted, edited and reviewed by the editorial team before publication. Each piece carries a visible author, a publication date and a last-updated date so readers can judge how current the information is.

When a topic involves contested claims, we add a clearly visible editorial note clarifying the level of evidence. We never present speculation as proven fact.

Claims are cross-checked against at least one reliable, independent source. Where official explanations exist (for example, military or scientific findings), they are presented alongside alternative interpretations.

Our full process is described in our Fact-Checking Policy. Corrections are welcome and handled transparently.

Knowledge evolves, especially around UAP disclosure. We revisit articles when new official information, documents or credible research becomes available, and we update the last-modified date accordingly.

We do not advocate for or against the existence of extraterrestrial life or any particular theory. Our role is to inform, contextualize and let readers reach their own conclusions based on the available evidence.