Earth’s First Real-Time UFO Alerting System

UFO-Track is a 100% automatic, real-time detection, tracking, and prediction system that alerts you when a UFO is nearby or headed in your direction.

UFO-Track is developing a network of interactive smart phone apps, integrated with a website to text-alert our members when the magnetic field of the Earth is affected nearby, or in a pattern headed their way, all with no human intervention.

By proactively engaging multiple witnesses, with multiple cameras, and automatically logging exact time, date, location, and multiple witness pattern information, we can dramatically increase the credibility level of UFO sighting events.

It uses the equipment already present in today’s smart phones. 

When the phone is at rest, such as at night, while being charged, or just sitting on a desk or table, it automatically monitors the magnetic field of the earth. Alerts happen as soon as these phones detect a significant disturbance in the field. A local notification will alert the user, and report back to a central computer system the event’s location, date, time, and magnetic signal data. That system will send out text alerts to Track Members near the anomaly, to alert them that something has been detected nearby, perhaps headed in their direction. This should provide an opportunity to quickly go outside (camera or binoculars in hand) and “look up” to see if there is anything in the sky. As a Track Member, you also get text alerts about sightings nearby, or at multiple locations of your choice around the country, perhaps where friends or relatives live.

But how does a smartphone actually do this? In every smartphone is a component called an “Accelerometer”.  Accelerometers have multiple applications in industry and science. Highly sensitive accelerometers are components of inertial navigation systems for aircraft and missiles. Accelerometers are used to detect and monitor vibration in rotating machinery. Accelerometers are used in tablet computers, smartphones, and digital cameras so that images on screens are always displayed upright.

Today, a typical cell phone’s sensors are sophisticated enough to easily detect even a minor disturbance in the Earth’s magnetic field.

UFO Track wants to get more eyes on the skies and have people at-the-ready with their cameras and equipment, so that we can verify UFO events with multiple-source, undeniable, verified, quality hard evidence.

There is strong evidence that magnetic field anomalies do occur in association with at least some UFO sightings where compasses or similar navigational equipment were in operation. For example, in 1969 the Air Force sponsored Project Blue Book study was closed, with all but 701 of the 12,618 researched sightings explained away as balloons, birds, aircraft, clouds, planets, and swamp gas. Those 701 remaining cases were sightings they couldn’t explain away, no matter how hard they tried. Several of those high-quality sightings involved significant military compass anomalies while UFOs were being observed by multiple witnesses. 

It is yet to be seen if UFO-TRACK.COM will live up to its promises, as it is still in the crowd sourcing stage of development. I do not know how the developers know what kind of disturbance patterns to look for and alert on. No one actually knows if UFO’s us antigravitic propulsion or not. Even if they do what kind of gravity disturbances do they produce if any? Since it is accelerometers that is the detection method it is not a direct gravity sensor and therefore is dependent on the physical movement or displacement of the smartphone sensors. How will it know the vibrational difference between a train going by and a ship from Zeta Reticuli? Smartphones were never developed for this usage in mind.

I truly hope this works, it would be a great leap forward in the eventual proving the existence of aliens visiting Earth.