Mabel · monitoring desk

Anomalies & The Unknown

ELLIS WATCH

Reading the saved Watch…

WHAT CHANGED

Developing events

Collecting attributed anomaly reporting… Background collection runs while the app server is awake. Named-site pins are reporting context. CNEOS natural-fireball references are dated sensor records, separate from UAP reports and held off Watch; the catalogue is refreshed at most daily.

Reading the saved event history…

Instruments

Folder counts are loaded headlines in your selected time window. One event can generate several stories.

CHARACTER COMMENTARY

“I want to believe.
I also want the original file.”

Meet Mabel ↗

How Mabel sorts the wire

The v1 approach survives: require an anomaly topic plus meaningful reporting context. Ordinary combat drones, military shoot-downs and entertainment coverage stay off this wire.

Sensitive-site reports with conflict-country terms are held back conservatively. This can miss relevant stories; it does not identify what an object was.

Headline rules can make mistakes. “Unidentified” and “extraterrestrial” are different claims.

Try a headline

Full map ↗

THE DESK, IN PLAIN ENGLISH

Connecting to the anomaly wire…

ATTRIBUTED REPORTING · AUTOMATICALLY SELECTED

What landed on the desk

Documents, testimony and unusual observations. Curiosity welcome; conclusions need evidence.

Time windowSearch the wire

Calling the night shift…

Try refreshing; historical cases remain available below.

Up to 60 headlines in the source packet. Feed collected Date not supplied. Wider periods cannot recover stories the engine no longer returns.

For the geeks: reporting-activity index

Measures attention in the reporting stream. It is not a count of unexplained objects or a probability of alien contact.

This dashboard’s index is currently unavailable.

START WITH A REAL FILE

Unresolved in the archive

Navy “Flyby”

A short clip, an unidentified object, and room for a better answer.

THE ORIGINAL MATERIAL

FOOTAGE & FINDINGS

Before we call the mothership

Questions Mabel would ask—not explanations assigned to any particular case.

Aircraft or drones? Check independent flight and airspace records.
Satellites, planets or a launch? Match the time and viewing direction.
Camera motion or sensor effects? Find the original footage and geometry.
Still unclear? Keep “insufficient information” on the table.

Cosmo’s spacecraft watchlist ↗