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We have performed the first systematic search of the full GALEX data archivefor astrophysical variability on timescales of seconds to minutes by rebinningdata across the whole mission to 30-second time resolution. The result is theGALEX Flare Catalog (GFCAT) which describes 1426 ultraviolet variable sources,including stellar flares, eclipsing binaries, $\delta$ Scuti and RR Lyraevariables, and Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN). Many of these sources have neverpreviously been identified as variable. We have also assembled a table ofobservations of ultraviolet flares and accompanying statistics andmeasurements, including energies, and of candidate eclipsing stars. This effortwas enabled by a significantly-enhanced version of the gPhoton software foranalyzing time-domain GALEX data; this gPhoton2 package is available to supportfollow-on efforts.

The GFCAT: a catalog of ultraviolet variables observed by GALEX with sub-minute resolution