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Society for UAP Studies
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Greg Bishop
Nov 26, 20258 min read


Society for UAP Studies
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Kimberly Engels
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Mike Cifone
Sep 12, 202515 min read


Michael E. Zimmerman
Jun 9, 202522 min read
Casey Knight
Apr 30, 202512 min read


From Mystery to Method: The SUAPS MOOC Seminar Series
I’ve been interested in UFOs since I was a kid, so when I was offered a chance to join the Society for UAP Studies (SUAPS), I accepted immediately. I’m excited to be a part of SUAPS because its serious researchers are transforming the study of unidentified aerospace/anomalous phenomena into a rigorous academic field. Even better, I’m excited to be SUAPS’s Director of Education and to be able to contribute to the Society’s mission with my experience as a university professor i


Do mito ao método: por que UAP virou coisa séria agora
Perdi meu caderno no dia em que resolvi escrever. Normalmente eu escrevo em português, à mão. É onde meus pensamentos ficam mais soltos, menos “operacionais”. Mas sem o caderno, sentei no computador e comecei a digitar em inglês, quase no automático. Mais rápido e limpo. Mais modo trabalho. Me parece que o ambiente influencia a linguagem, e a linguagem influencia o jeito de raciocinar. A linguagem e semântica importam muito e de certa forma moldam nossa maneira de pensar e ve


Did Alien Abductions Contribute to a Pedagogy of Finitude?
Michael E Zimmerman January, 2026 Some time ago in conversation with Karin Austin (director of the John E. Mack Archives), I learned that alien abductions began a dramatic decline in the early 1990s and eventually ceased. Whitley Strieber generally agrees with this assessment, as does Steve Aspin, who recently published an insightful book (Out of Time) about his own abduction experience. [i] Even though some reports of abductions are still posted on-line for
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