The New Science of Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena (UAP)
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| author | Knuth, Kevin H. Ailleris, Philippe Agrama, Hussein Ali Ansbro, Eamonn Budinger, Phyllis A. Cai, Tejin Canuti, Thibaut Cifone, Michael C. Cornet Jr., Walter Bruce Courtade, Frédéric Dolan, Richard Domine, Laura Dini, Luc Friscourt, Baptiste Graves, Ryan Haines, Richard F. Hoffman, Richard Kayal, Hakan Little, Sarah Nolan, Garry P. Powell, Robert Rodeghier, Mark Russo, Edoardo Skafish, Peter Strand, Erling Swords, Michael Szydagis, Matthew Tedesco, Gerald T. Tedesco, John J. Teodorani, Massimo Vallée, Jacques Vaillant, Michaël Villarroel, Beatriz Watters, Wesley A. Analysis, Frontier Ltd. Network, Mutual UFO MUFON, Ohio Studies, Center for UFO |
| author_facet | Knuth, Kevin H. Ailleris, Philippe Agrama, Hussein Ali Ansbro, Eamonn Budinger, Phyllis A. Cai, Tejin Canuti, Thibaut Cifone, Michael C. Cornet Jr., Walter Bruce Courtade, Frédéric Dolan, Richard Domine, Laura Dini, Luc Friscourt, Baptiste Graves, Ryan Haines, Richard F. Hoffman, Richard Kayal, Hakan Little, Sarah Nolan, Garry P. Powell, Robert Rodeghier, Mark Russo, Edoardo Skafish, Peter Strand, Erling Swords, Michael Szydagis, Matthew Tedesco, Gerald T. Tedesco, John J. Teodorani, Massimo Vallée, Jacques Vaillant, Michaël Villarroel, Beatriz Watters, Wesley A. Analysis, Frontier Ltd. Network, Mutual UFO MUFON, Ohio Studies, Center for UFO |
| contents | After decades of dismissal and secrecy, it has become clear that a significant number of the world's governments take Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena (UAP), formerly known as Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), seriously -- yet still seem to know little about them. As a result, these phenomena are increasingly attracting the attention of scientists around the world, some of whom have recently formed research efforts to monitor and scientifically study UAP. In this paper, we review and summarize approximately 20 historical government studies dating from 1933 to the present (in Scandinavia, WWII, US, Canada, France, Russia, China), several historical private research studies (France, UK, US), and both recent and current scientific research efforts (Ireland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, US). In doing so, our objective is to clarify the existing global and historical scientific narrative around UAP. Studies range from field station development and deployment to the collection and analysis of witness reports from around the world. We dispel the common misconception that UAPs are an American phenomenon and show that UAP can be, and have been, scientifically investigated. Our aim here is to enable future studies to draw on the great depth of prior documented experience. |
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| spellingShingle | The New Science of Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena (UAP) Knuth, Kevin H. Ailleris, Philippe Agrama, Hussein Ali Ansbro, Eamonn Budinger, Phyllis A. Cai, Tejin Canuti, Thibaut Cifone, Michael C. Cornet Jr., Walter Bruce Courtade, Frédéric Dolan, Richard Domine, Laura Dini, Luc Friscourt, Baptiste Graves, Ryan Haines, Richard F. Hoffman, Richard Kayal, Hakan Little, Sarah Nolan, Garry P. Powell, Robert Rodeghier, Mark Russo, Edoardo Skafish, Peter Strand, Erling Swords, Michael Szydagis, Matthew Tedesco, Gerald T. Tedesco, John J. Teodorani, Massimo Vallée, Jacques Vaillant, Michaël Villarroel, Beatriz Watters, Wesley A. Analysis, Frontier Ltd. Network, Mutual UFO MUFON, Ohio Studies, Center for UFO Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics Popular Physics After decades of dismissal and secrecy, it has become clear that a significant number of the world's governments take Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena (UAP), formerly known as Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), seriously -- yet still seem to know little about them. As a result, these phenomena are increasingly attracting the attention of scientists around the world, some of whom have recently formed research efforts to monitor and scientifically study UAP. In this paper, we review and summarize approximately 20 historical government studies dating from 1933 to the present (in Scandinavia, WWII, US, Canada, France, Russia, China), several historical private research studies (France, UK, US), and both recent and current scientific research efforts (Ireland, Germany, Norway, Sweden, US). In doing so, our objective is to clarify the existing global and historical scientific narrative around UAP. Studies range from field station development and deployment to the collection and analysis of witness reports from around the world. We dispel the common misconception that UAPs are an American phenomenon and show that UAP can be, and have been, scientifically investigated. Our aim here is to enable future studies to draw on the great depth of prior documented experience. |
| title | The New Science of Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena (UAP) |
| topic | Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics Popular Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.06794 |