Category Archives: ufo

The Forgotten Psychological Factor of UAP Encounters

Analysis of Psychological Effects from UAP Encounters The phenomenon of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) has captivated the imagination of many for years. While much focus has been given to the physical attributes and potential origins of these mysterious occurrences, a crucial aspect often remains overlooked: the psychological impact on witnesses. This post delves into theContinue reading “The Forgotten Psychological Factor of UAP Encounters”

Exploring the Cosmic Connection Between UFOs and Mahayana Buddhism

The connection between UFOs and Mahayana Buddhism digs deep into the philosophical and metaphysical ideas within both subjects and intriguing parallels emerge. Let’s explore how these two fascinating areas intersect, and how they might challenge our understanding of reality. Mahayana Buddhism’s Cosmology and Multiple RealmsIn the Cosmology of Mahayana Buddhism, the universe is seen asContinue reading “Exploring the Cosmic Connection Between UFOs and Mahayana Buddhism”

You Have Big Data, But Do You Have Big Knowledge?

Given that I have read, by my estimation, nearly 200 books, plus articles, viewed hundreds of videos, and conducted extensive NLP analysis of thousands of pages of corpus containing documents, books, and articles pertaining to the UFO phenomenon I have gained a large body of knowledge on the subject including a substantial number of whatContinue reading “You Have Big Data, But Do You Have Big Knowledge?”

NLP Analysis: Jacques Vallee

Project Name: PROJECTVALLEE Project: NLP analysis of a corpus consisting of books, papers, and presentations authored by Jacques Vallee. Corpus: PDF, HTML, TXT document types. 19 total documents. Description: Famed UFO researcher Jacques Vallee has contributed a massive and important body of scientific research for decades. He is still actively researching today and at ageContinue reading “NLP Analysis: Jacques Vallee”

Journal Entry: Picasso, Braque, Cubism and the Extreme Psychological Reaction of the UFO Experience

When Braque saw Picasso’s first Cubist painting “Les Demoiselles d’Avignon” in his studio, he had a reaction that could be defined as transcendent or closely mystical in its effect. He didn’t not know how to mentally process the extreme novelty of the artwork, so overwhelmed was he by the paradigm smashing nature the painting represented.Continue reading “Journal Entry: Picasso, Braque, Cubism and the Extreme Psychological Reaction of the UFO Experience”

“We’re not saying it’s aliens… but it’s Other.”

From the DNI Preliminary Assessment of UAP report: Other: Although most of the UAP described in our dataset probably remain unidentified due to limited data or challenges to collection processing or analysis, we may require additional scientific knowledge to successfully collect on, analyze and characterize some of them. We would group such objects in thisContinue reading ““We’re not saying it’s aliens… but it’s Other.””

Memes: An Objective?

In an interview with scientist Peter Reali, a member of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies,  he mentioned his interest in an eventual pursuit of aeronautics, math and science was spurred by the film, “Rocketship XM” that he viewed in his childhood.  It is interesting that you often get answers like this from people whoseContinue reading “Memes: An Objective?”

Are We Truly Ready?

On a recent episode of Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, longtime Disclosure advocate Stephen Bassett posits that the Pentagon UFO report scheduled for June will provide enough information to compel congressional hearings. The witnesses consisting of US military service members such as Cmdr. David Fravor and other solid members of our armed forcesContinue reading “Are We Truly Ready?”