Question 1

How do I report a UFO sighting on Vigi-Sky?

Accepted Answer

Go to the 'Submit an observation' section on vigi-sky.com, enter the date, time, location (GPS if possible), observed shape, duration, and number of witnesses. You can attach a photo or video. Claude AI analysis is instant, cross-referencing your sighting with 18,116 historical cases from the Hatch UDB database.

Question 2

Can the aurora borealis be seen from the United States?

Accepted Answer

Aurora borealis is regularly visible in northern US states (Alaska, Maine, Minnesota, North Dakota) during Kp ≥ 5 events. During major geomagnetic storms (Kp ≥ 7), aurora can extend to mid-latitudes including the Mid-Atlantic and even southern US. Vigi-Sky offers a real-time predictor based on NOAA's Kp index.

Question 3

How does Vigi-Sky's Claude AI analysis work?

Accepted Answer

Vigi-Sky uses Claude AI (Anthropic) coupled with the Wiki Intelligence system: for each submitted sighting, the AI cross-references characteristics (shape, color, location, movement) with the 18,116 cases from Hatch UDB, identifies recurring patterns, proposes plausible natural explanations (airplane, satellite, planet) and flags unexplained elements. Honest scientific approach — neither dismissive nor credulous.

Question 4

Are there UFO sightings near my location?

Accepted Answer

The 'Closest UFO to you' section lets you enter a ZIP code or share your geolocation to discover documented UFO sightings within a 50 km radius. Of 18,116 global cases, the United States accounts for about 60% of sightings, with hot-spots in California, Florida, Washington, and Pennsylvania.

Question 5

Is Vigi-Sky free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Vigi-Sky is completely free. All features (world UFO map, aurora simulator, star identification via VigiVision, P900 calculator, Hatch UDB database) are accessible without registration. The personalized PDF report generator (with deep Claude analysis) is supported via Ko-fi to cover AI API costs.

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