Horizon Paradox aims to publish accurate, well-sourced, clearly labelled reporting on science, technology and unexplained phenomena.
Evidence first
Claims are supported by primary sources where possible: peer-reviewed research, agency releases, official documents and named, credible experts. We link to sources so readers can check them.
Fact versus speculation
Anomalies and UAP topics attract rumour. We clearly separate confirmed facts, official statements, expert interpretation and speculation, and we do not present unverified claims as established.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, we correct it promptly and note the change on the article. Report errors to [email protected].
AI-assisted work
We may use AI tools for research support, drafting and editing. Every article is reviewed and fact-checked by a human editor before it is published.
Independence and advertising
Advertising, including Google AdSense, is kept separate from editorial decisions. Advertisers do not influence what we cover or how we cover it. Any sponsored or affiliate content will be labelled.