These are Fred's structured entry points into the public AlienBox Earth Archive. The categories come from the record. The running commentary comes from the extraterrestrial archivist who has read far too much of it.
1,023 of 1,023 public dossiers fall into this collection (100.0%). 964 record a published resolution, 271 include structured sensor context, and 221 record multiple witnesses or an explicit plural-witness marker. These are archive characteristics, not evidence grades.
Public AlienBox Earth Record dossiers whose structured witness fields identify a pilot, aircrew member, crew member, or air traffic controller. A professional aviation witness remains a witness; inclusion is not verification of the reported object or explanation.
Public AlienBox Earth Record dossiers with one or more recorded sensor types. A sensor field documents source context and does not by itself establish corroboration, extraordinary performance, or object identity.
Public AlienBox Earth Record dossiers with a structured witness count of two or more, or whose structured witness field explicitly states plural/multiple witnesses. Multiple observers add context; inclusion does not verify the reported event or interpretation and does not invent a headcount where the source supplied only a plural marker.
Public AlienBox Earth Record dossiers containing a published resolved-as field. AlienBox preserves the cited source conclusion and its limits; a listed resolution is attributed to the source rather than silently upgraded into a universal finding.
Public AlienBox Earth Record dossiers with an occurrence date before 2000. Historical inclusion reflects the dated source record, not a judgment that the underlying report was verified or extraordinary.
Public AlienBox Earth Record dossiers whose structured evidence fields reference photographs, images, film, or video. Media presence is context only; original source pixels and provenance remain authoritative and derivatives never replace them.