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Limina - The Journal of UAP Studies

Journal Content

Below you can find links to the digital versions of the issues of Limina that have been published. These are currently offered to the community for free, as Open Access articles.

 

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Varieties and Trajectories of Contemporary UAP Studies

VOLUME 2,NUMBER 1
SPRING 2025

Editorial

Editorial

Dr. Michael C. Cifone

Society for UAP Studies | St. John's University

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Essay

The importance of phenomenology for UAP Studies

Dr. Kimberly Engels

Molloy University | Society for UAP Studies

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Essay

The mystery of elusiveness

Dr. Bertrand Méheust

Institut métapsychique international

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Critical Note

Response to ‘The Mystery of Elusiveness’ by Dr. Bertrand Méheust.

Dr. Thibaut Gress

Institut catholique de paris

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Reply/Commentary

Reply to critical note.

Dr. Bertrand Méheust

Institut métapsychique international

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Essay

Normal, Abnormal, Paranormal : Philosophical Determination of a Ufological Lexicon

Dr. Thibaut Gress

Institut catholique de paris

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Essay

Understanding UAPs: Surveying the Nature-Spirits Hypothesis.

Dr. Travis Dumsday

Concordia University of Edmonton

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Essay

The Discovery of O.I.L. (Some Thoughts on Finding Other Intelligent Life).

Dr. Brenda Denzler

Duke University | Society for UAP Studies

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Essay

One Science for Both UFOlogists and Astrobiologists?

Dr. Ted Peters

Graduate Theological Union, Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences

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Essay

Expectations about Nonhuman Intelligences: Fermi’s Challenge, Divine Hiddenness, and the White House Lawn.

Dr. Casey Knight

Independent Scholar

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Research Article

UAP Indications Analysis 1945-1975 United States Atomic Warfare Complex

Mr. Sean Grosvenor; Mr. Larry Hancock and Mr. Ian Porritt

Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies

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Analysis

How much time do we have before catastrophic disclosure occurs?

Dr. Matthew Szydagis

State University of New York, Albany

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Book Review

Review of: James Madden’s Unidentified Flying Hyperobject

Dr. Travis Dumsday

Concordia University of Edmonton

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Book Review

Review of: Robert Powell’s UFOs: A Scientist Explains What We Know (And Don’t Know)

Dr. Thomas Bullard

Independent Scholar

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Book Review

Review of: Greg Eghigian’s After the Flying Saucers Came

Dr. Matthew Bowman

Claremont Graduate University

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ISSN: 2995-0384 (Online)
ISSN: 2995-0376 (Print)

Foundations, Frontiers and Future Prospects of UAP Studies

VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1 SPRING 2024

Editorial

Editorial

Dr. Michael C. Cifone

City University of New York, Bronx

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Editorial

Editorial

Dr. Mark Rodeghier

J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies

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Essay

Exploring Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena Through Instrumented Field Studies: Historical Insights, Current Challenges, and Future Directions

Mr. Philippe Ailleris

UFODATA Board Member

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Essay

Development, Dissemination, and Revision of Good Scientific Practices for Research on UAP

Dr. Danny Ammon

Gesellschaft zur Erforschung des UFO-Phänomens, GEP e.V.

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Research Article

Investigating UAP Events Using Astronomical Techniques

Dr. Massimo Teodorani

Society for UAP Studies

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Book Review

Michael Bohlander's "Contact with Extraterrestrial Intelligence and Human Law: The Applicability of Rules of War and Human Rights" (2023)

Dr. Michael Uhall

Illinois University East

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Letter to the Editor

On Prof. Wilhelm Schickard's 17th Century UAP Sighting

Mr. Andreas Mueller

Independent Researcher

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ISSN: 2995-0384 (Online)
ISSN: 2995-0376 (Print)

Print Versions of Our Journal

Foundations, Frontiers and Future Prospects of UAP Studies

- Vol. 1 No. 1 (Spring/Summer 2024) -

Print Version of Limina's Inaugural Issue!

**Now Available**

Vol 1 No 1
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