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Quick answers about how Orbs works.
What is Orbs?
Orbs is an evidence-first research companion for frontier-science topics — MH370, UAP, zero point energy, and more. It is neither a believer site nor a debunker site: every statement is traceable to a primary source. Ask questions in chat, or explore the curated archive of topics, sources, claims, and timelines.
How are answers grounded and cited?
Answers are generated only from the archive's indexed sources — video transcripts and documents — not from a model's general knowledge. Each answer carries citations that link to the exact passage in the source viewer, so you can check every claim against the primary material yourself.
Why did I get "Insufficient evidence"?
Orbs only answers what its sources can back. When the archive doesn't hold enough relevant material to support an answer, it says so rather than guessing. Try naming a person, event, or claim explicitly — or start from a topic page, where every suggested question is grounded in the corpus.
Is there a daily limit?
Yes — chat has a generous daily quota, there as a cost and abuse control (Orbs is free, and limits keep it that way). The quota resets at midnight UTC. Browsing the archive — topics, sources, claims, timelines — is never limited.
Can I share a conversation?
Yes. Open a conversation and use Share to create a read-only public link — anyone with the link can read the conversation, citations included, but not continue it. You can make it private again at any time, and unshared conversations stay private to your account.
Where does the source material come from?
The corpus is curated by hand: transcripts of long-form interviews and research channels covering these topics, plus primary documents such as official reports and technical papers. Every source is reviewed before it enters the archive — browse the full catalog at Sources.