BABYLONOKIA / ARCHIVE
PRIMARY SCREEN CAPTURES · SEARCH RESULTS

The January 2016 search evidence

Twenty-three contemporary screen captures from a private OneDrive collection preserve search-result pages visible in early January 2016. Six are displayed below. They document discoverability and the wording of search snippets—not the original publication date or the truth of the stories.

Visible screen date on examined captures: 5 January 2016. This is not a verified creation timestamp for each JPEG.

2016 Google search results screenshot: google search 1.jpg
Historical capture · google search 1.jpg
OneDrive source export · 1920 × 1080 px (source)
2016 Google search results screenshot: google search 2.jpg
Historical capture · google search 2.jpg
OneDrive source export · 1920 × 1080 px (source)
2016 Google search results screenshot: google search 4.jpg
Historical capture · google search 4.jpg
OneDrive source export · 1920 × 1080 px (source)
2016 Google search results screenshot: google search 16.bmp
Historical capture · google search 16.bmp
OneDrive source export · 1920 × 1080 px (source)
2016 Google search results screenshot: google search 21.jpg
Historical capture · google search 21.jpg
OneDrive source export · 1920 × 1080 px (source)
2016 Google search results screenshot: google search 24.jpg
Historical capture · google search 24.jpg
OneDrive source export · 1920 × 1080 px (source)

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Curatorial note: Screenshots have been scaled and converted to WebP for online presentation. SHA-256 fingerprints in the inventory refer to the unmodified source files; originals remain in the owner’s OneDrive export.

Source limits

These are images of Google search-result pages. The linked articles are not archived within these images. A snippet can be shortened or changed by search engines. No direct copying relationship between media outlets can be inferred from search results alone.

CONTEMPORARY PRESS · 2016

Contemporary press · March 2016

E-MEDIA, March 2016, pp. 40–41, published a contemporary report by Mathias Bertsch on the alleged “alien phone” and the creator’s account. The private PDF was consulted for cataloguing; the magazine pages are not reproduced here.

Source held in private Google Drive (access-controlled) ↗
TERTIARY REFERENCE · WIKIPEDIA

Wikipedia and public reception

The English Wikipedia article provides a useful current overview and links to other language editions. As a collaborative and editable reference work, it is a tertiary guide—not an independent primary source for the origin of the artwork or the media chain. Consult its citations and revision history for verification.

English Wikipedia article ↗ · Article revision history ↗