A growing collection of unexplained events — paranormal encounters, unsolved disappearances, and UFO files, documented and cross-referenced for the curious and the unconvinced alike.
For eleven minutes in 1974, three separate radio towers across two states recorded an identical, unassigned frequency — a rhythmic pulse that matched no known broadcast, military channel, or natural phenomenon. No source was ever found. No one has explained why it stopped.
Read the full fileEach box below is a doorway, not the destination — every category holds a growing collection of additional case files filed inside.
Nineteen residents of a small farming town reported synchronized aerial lights hovering for over an hour before vanishing without sound.
A famous 2000s-era internet hoax. The legend claimed that people around the world were mysteriously dreaming about the same man.
Between 1975 and 1976, she underwent 67 exorcism sessions performed by two priests.
A government survey crew logged an unidentified shape surfacing near the rocks off the coast, photographed only once before it vanished beneath the swell.
Buried in a photo of a 1940s public gathering, one figure stands out from the rest of the crowd — sunglasses, a modern jacket, and a compact camera unlike anything else in frame.
Scientists use precisely controlled lasers, mirrors, beam splitters, detectors, and optical components to create and manipulate entangled photons — the working basis of quantum teleportation.
Every marker is a filed report. Hover a point to preview the case, or open the full collection to search by region.
Dark Matter Files spans over seventy years of recorded encounters. Scroll to trace how reports have evolved.
A figure dressed decades ahead of his time appears in a crowd photo at a public gathering.
A survey crew photographs an unidentified shape surfacing near coastal rocks.
The earliest documented entry in Dark Matter Files, opened the same year the case files began.
The first mass-witnessed aerial event, corroborated by nineteen separate statements.
Three towers register an identical unassigned frequency for eleven minutes.
67 exorcism sessions are performed over the course of ten months.
A viral hoax convinces thousands worldwide they've dreamed of the same unidentified face.
Lab-controlled photons are manipulated to demonstrate the working basis of quantum teleportation.