About Strejfe
Strejfe is a UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) sighting archive that catalogues and scores publicly available video and photo evidence.
The name comes from Danish: "strejfe" means "to roam" or "to drift past" — like something passing through the sky.
Scoring System
Each case is rated on two axes, scored from 1 to 10. The Strejfe Score displayed on each case is the average of both.
Credibility
How reliable is this evidence? Scores combine source trustworthiness (government release, known researcher, anonymous upload) with footage integrity (unaltered, multiple angles, intact metadata, verifiable capture conditions). Higher scores mean stronger evidence.
Significance
Has this case influenced disclosure, policy, or public awareness? Congressional hearings and policy changes score highest. Niche or little-known sightings score lowest.
Strejfe Score
The headline Strejfe Score shown on each case is the average of both axes. A case can score high on significance but low on credibility — the breakdown is always visible so you can judge for yourself.
Philosophy
We aim to be evidence-focused and transparent. Not every sighting is genuine, and not every debunking is correct. Our scoring methodology is public, and we're willing to rate entries low when the evidence doesn't hold up.
Credibility comes from honesty, not belief.