Free reference guides written alongside the apps, each answering one question and citing where the answer comes from. They cover where to read declassified UFO documents, whether the Pentagon UAP videos are real, whether the FAA's UFO reports are public, what the CIA's Gateway Process document actually is, how to learn lucid dreaming, what the Gospel of Thomas is, and how a dream journal without a subscription differs from one with a subscription.
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Where can I read declassified UFO documents? — Every official place to read declassified government UFO and UAP documents free — CIA Reading Room, FBI Vault, National Archives, AARO, NASA — and the Android app that indexes them.
Are the Pentagon UAP videos real? — Yes, they're real: the U.S. Navy confirmed FLIR1, GIMBAL and GOFAST are authentic. What each video shows, the PURSUE releases, and where to watch every official video free.
Are the FAA's UFO reports public? — FAA reports of unusual aerial activity are public records. One index makes 8,918 of them — October 2019 through December 2025 — searchable in full text, free.
What is the CIA's Gateway Process document? — Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process: the 1983 Army report by Lt. Col. Wayne M. McDonnell, released by the CIA in 2003 — what it is, and the official PDF.
How do you learn lucid dreaming? — How to lucid dream, as a trainable practice: dream recall, dream signs, reality checks, MILD with wake-back-to-bed, and dream control — plus the offline app that coaches all five.
What is the Gospel of Thomas? — The Gospel of Thomas is a collection of 114 sayings attributed to Jesus, buried near Nag Hammadi around the fourth century and found in 1945. What it says, and where to read it free.
Switching from a subscription dream journal? — Pay once, keep it: a lucid dreaming trainer and dream journal with no subscription, no ads, no account. Works offline — entries never leave your phone.