A window on space & declassified evidence
Right now, thousands of objects are moving above your head. Some of them, the government still can't explain.
Yantra AI publishes SkyLens — a live 3D map of every tracked satellite overhead, paired with the complete declassified PURSUE UAP archive: 375 government files across five releases, each linked to its official source. Look up. Then look closer.
- 9,000+ active satellites overhead
- 375 declassified UAP files
- 5 government releases since May 2026
- A 500-ft triangle over Bagram, 2002
- Navy footage: Gulf of Oman, 2021
Flagship product
SkyLens — live satellite tracker + complete PURSUE UAP archive
Everything happening above Earth, in one place.
Real-time 3D globe rendering every publicly tracked Earth-orbit object, layered with NASA/JPL near-Earth asteroid tracks and the complete declassified UAP archive (PURSUE Releases 01 through 05). Every UAP file links back to the official war.gov source. Every satellite record links back to CelesTrak. Editorial context is added; interpretive claims are hedged.
What SkyLens covers
Six threads across space and declassified evidence.
Live satellite tracker
Real-time 3D globe with country, orbit-type, launch-operator, and mission-category filters. Includes ISS, Starlink, GPS, Galileo, geostationary, and low-orbit debris.
Open live tracker →Declassified UAP archive
All five PURSUE releases with per-file editorial context. Videos, documents, images, audio — every one links back to war.gov.
Browse UAP files →Editorial deep-dives
Hand-written case files covering the international UAP historical record — Father Gill 1959, Brazil Operação Prato, France GEIPAN, USSR Setka, nuclear-facility incursions, AARO/UAPTF institutional analysis.
Read the blog →Asteroid close approaches
Live NASA/JPL near-Earth object data with 3D orbital paths, miss distances, velocities, and potentially-hazardous flags. Useful for planetary defense awareness.
See close approaches →Learn space
Plain-English lessons on orbits, sensor limits, satellite types, and how to read public catalog data without being misled by it.
Learn space →NASA visuals
Curated NASA mission tools — Eyes on the Solar System, Earth, Exoplanets — sitting alongside SkyLens's own satellite globe for broader context.
NASA visuals →The PURSUE archive — release-by-release
Five Department-of-War declassifications, May–August 2026.
PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters) is the U.S. Department of War's rolling declassification program. Yantra AI catalogues the complete archive with per-file editorial notes.
27 unresolved military UAP videos on DVIDS, 14 FBI/NASA images, 120 PDFs (Apollo/Gemini transcripts, State Dept cables, historical records). Mass evidentiary drop that opened the program.
Video-heavy follow-up. Headline: F-16 shootdown over Lake Huron. Plus Syrian instant-acceleration, transmedium spheres, 5th-gen fighter captures, and a 17-min Persian Gulf formation.
The triangulated Western US Event 2023 AARO case (5 operator statements + FBI renderings + digital recreations), first FBI dedicated video series (Triangle Orbs 2021), Apollo 16 debrief audio, 18-file CIA Cold War batch.
Historical anchoring: NASA STS-80 (1996) shuttle imagery, 1949 Los Alamos green fireballs conference (Manhattan Project scientists), Project Sign 1948 (100 reports 1947–48). Modern: Western US 2020 "Tic Tac"-like footage, Yellow Sea 2025 degrading sensor.
16 Navy videos — Gulf of Oman 2021 (6 clips + intelligence report) and Pacific Ocean 2019 (5 clips) — FBI triangle FD-302s with renderings (Afghanistan 2002, Colorado Springs 2023), CIA Puerto Rico 1965, State Dept Brazil 1963 cables, and a 1947 Scandinavian "Ghost Rocket" review.
Methodology
Sourcing, framing, and what Yantra AI does not claim.
Every data point cites a public source
Satellite positions from CelesTrak. Asteroid data from NASA/JPL (CNEOS + SBDB). UAP files from war.gov (PURSUE portal), DVIDS, AARO, FBI. Blog imagery from images-api.nasa.gov. No leaked material, nothing behind a paywall, nothing unattributed.
Editorial context, hedged framing
Every UAP file gets sensor context (radar, EO/IR, SWIR, full-motion video), what the official record does and does not conclude, and what alternative explanations remain plausible. No claims about the nature or origin of unidentified objects.
Explicit disclaimers
Satellite positions are estimates from public TLE, not navigation-grade. Asteroid trajectories are visualisations from osculating elements, not precision ephemerides. Blog posts are editorial summaries, not scientific advisories. Yantra AI is not affiliated with any government agency.
External corroboration where relevant
Historical UAP cases reference the established public record (Wikipedia entries on Father Gill, Kenneth Arnold, Nimitz Tic Tac). Modern PURSUE files link to independent analyses at Metabunk and The Debrief for reader-side calibration.
FAQ
Things curious visitors ask.
What is Yantra AI?
Yantra AI is an independent editorial platform focused on public space data and declassified evidence archives. It publishes SkyLens — a live 3D satellite tracker paired with the complete PURSUE declassified UAP archive. It is a personal project, editorially independent, not affiliated with any government or research organisation.
What is SkyLens?
SkyLens is Yantra AI's flagship product. It combines a real-time 3D globe rendering every publicly tracked satellite (from CelesTrak) with the complete declassified UAP archive (375 files across five PURSUE releases from May to August 2026), NASA/JPL near-Earth asteroid tracking, and 660+ editorial deep-dives on the international UAP historical record. Open it at skylens.yantraai.app.
Where does the data come from?
Satellite positions come from the CelesTrak public TLE/GP catalog. Near-Earth asteroid data comes from NASA/JPL's CNEOS Close-Approach Data API and JPL SBDB orbit elements. Declassified UAP files link directly to the official war.gov/UFO portal, DVIDS, AARO imagery, FBI records, and NASA archives. All sources are public, cited, and verifiable.
Is it free? Any signup? Any tracking?
Free, no signup, no paywalls, no advertising. First-party analytics track anonymised pageviews (country, device, referrer) — no personal identifiers, no third-party trackers except an optional Google Search Console verification tag.
Does Yantra AI claim UAPs are aliens or advanced technology?
No. Yantra AI catalogues and contextualises official public records. It does not make claims about the origin or nature of unidentified objects. Third-party reviewers (Metabunk, The Debrief) have noted that many PURSUE files have plausible mundane explanations. Those caveats are surfaced in the per-file editorial notes.
Who runs Yantra AI?
Yantra AI is a personal project by an independent editor. The platform is written up on the SkyLens About page. There is no company behind it, no funding, and no team — just the platform, the data, and the editorial notes.
How is Yantra AI different from other UAP sites?
Yantra AI does not host leaked material and does not editorialise interpretive claims. Every UAP record links to the official government source, so readers can consult primary evidence and form their own conclusions. The platform's value-add is aggregation, sensor context, and international-historical breadth — not sensational framing.
Can I contribute or send feedback?
Yes. Feedback goes through the SkyLens contact form. If you notice a missing file, a broken source link, or an inaccurate editorial note, please flag it.