THE SCIENTIFIC COALITION FOR UAP STUDIES ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ASSOCIATION AÉRONAUTIQUE ET ASTRONAUTIQUE DE FRANCE March 27 –...

THE SCIENTIFIC COALITION FOR UAP STUDIES CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IN FURTHERANCE OF THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF...

The Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies commends the Pentagon's UAP efforts but asks for more data.

Journal of Scientific Exploration | Authors: Robert M. Powell, Michael D. Swords, Mark Rodeghier, Phyllis Budinger.

In this issue, we explore the difference in attracting scientists to the SCU who know the UAP subject versus scientists who little about it.

In this edition: A fireside chat with SCU Board Member, Larry Hancock and Vara La Fey discusses the need for study of Xenology.

SUBJECT: Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies Applauds new UAP Law in the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act as "Historic."

Author: Erol Faruk

In this edition, Larry Hancock offers his thoughts regarding "A New Approach to an Old Problem," in regard to the study of UAPs.

Press Release: SCU Statement regarding the ODNI Preliminary Assessment of UAP.

In this issue, Robert Powell interviews Matthew Szydagis, Ph.D., Assistant Professor at the University at Albany Department of Physics and

For centuries people have seen strange, shining objects in the sky. the oldest reports are found from Plinius and Seneca, according to ...

The SCU comments on the DNI Preliminary Assessment on UAP.

Scientists from the SCU have petitioned Congress, specifically the SSCI, to release more information on UAP to the scientific community.

In this issue, Peter Reali shares Ryan Brendt's account of a UAP, spotted between Brunswick and Savannah, Georgia on January 11th, 2020.

In this edition, Chris Cogswell, of the Science Advisory Board for Sky Hub, explains work by scientists to gather empirical data of UAP.

In April 2020, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), in an unprecedented step, posted to their public website three videos of Unidentified

In this edition, Robert Powell shares analysis results of the Ubatuba Meta Material purported to be from a flying disk found in 1957.

In this edition of the SCU Review, John M. Tiller explores the ramifications of faster than light travel.

Authors: Kevin H. Knuth, Robert M. Powell, Peter A. Reali