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UAP DISCLOSURE READS · UPDATED BY HAND, NOT BY ALGORITHM

The UFO Disclosure Clock

How close is an official, global confirmation that we are not alone? We track six categories of real-world movement — declassification, legislation, testimony, military acknowledgment, science and international action — and translate them into one number.

12 3 6 9
to midnight

Hover, tap, or tab through the ring to see what’s behind each slice

Overall reading

Current status

The 8 stages of disclosure

Every position on the dial corresponds to a named stage. Midnight is the final one — an unambiguous, official, global revelation.

How we measure it

How scores actually move

Every score change traces back to a specific, dated event using this formula: when something happens, it adds or subtracts points from one category (capped at 0–10) on a four-tier impact scale, and the whole clock recalculates from there.

When this happens……it moves this factorImpact

Formula: new score = clamp(old score + Σ point changes since last update, 0, 10). The composite reading is always the weighted average of the six current scores, mapped onto the 0– minute scale above.

The six factors behind the number

Each factor is scored editorially from 0 (total secrecy) to 10 (fully confirmed in the public record) using the rubric above, then combined as a weighted average — weighted by how directly that factor could produce or block an actual disclosure event — and mapped onto a 0– minute scale, where 0 means an unambiguous, official global confirmation has occurred. This is a qualitative editorial indicator curated by the UAP Disclosure Reads team — not a statistical model — and it is revised as real developments occur.

What’s actually moving the needle

The score above isn’t a vibe — it’s tied to specific, dated, sourced events. Here’s the recent trail.

Build your own clock

Disagree with our read? Move the sliders to match your own judgment on each factor and see where your personal clock lands.

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