Reframing UAP as Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena: A Call for Rigorous, Multi-Sensor, Open-Data Research and Long-Term Collaboration

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Researchers want to rename UAP as Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena and study it in a coordinated, long-term, data-sharing program that uses many kinds of sensors and AI, building on NASA’s 2023 work and Kevin Knuth’s research to move the topic from fringe to credible science.

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What Would Actual Scientific Study of UAPs Look Like?

A growing scientific effort reframes Unidentified Flying Objects as Unidentified Aerospace-Undersea Phenomena, drawing on NASA’s 2023 Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Independent Study and Kevin Knuth’s work to distill past efforts and lay out a rigorous, coordinated, data-sharing approach modeled on multi-messenger astronomy, highlighting the DIA-funded Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program with substantial case data to illustrate momentum while much remains unseen, and advocating a long-term, transgenerational research agenda that leverages satellites, open data, cloud computing, and AI/ML to build robust datasets and elevate UAP inquiry from fringe to mainstream.