From Cover-Up to Coming Out: How UAPs Became Respectable Science
- Cipo
- 21 janv.
- 2 min de lecture
Serge Tinland : In basic and applied research there should be no area, no taboo or ostracized subject that is not studied. The events of the Nimitz incident [i] of November 14, 2004, in particular the "Tic-Tac" affair [ii] and what followed, namely the official report of the ODNI (Office of the Director of National Intelligence) of June 25, 2021 [iii], have initiated a new subject of study. This new field of research is that of Unknown Aerial Phenomena (UAPs). Formerly called UFOs, the study of UAPs has just officially entered the field of international university research under the impetus of open minds such as Professor Avi Loeb [iv] and his team at the Galileo Project[v].
2021 is therefore the date that has finally brought this subject, so controversial and decried for more than 70 years, into the realm of serious, statistical and official scientific study. Now, it is important to lay the foundations of work in order to implement these lines of research. Theoretical and experimental, they will allow university researchers to get closer to the collection of exploitable scientific data on the UAPs [vi] and the ETCs [vii] (Extraterrestrial Civilizations Technologies). The objective is to publish the work in peerreviewed journals to broaden the interest of the research at the international level. This approach is essential to allow researchers from all disciplines to take ownership of this research subject with unimagined possibilities for discovery. Potential discoveries capable of changing the face of the known world. A radical paradigm shift in all fields. The aim of this paper is to present a non-exhaustive list of ways of thinking, and proposals, particularly instrumental ones. These avenues can be implemented within international, private or university projects, aiming at collecting exploitable scientific data with an adapted instrumentation, dedicated to the study of UAPs / ETCs."
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