An 11-Point Framework for Evaluating UAP Reports and a Curated Mix of Science, Tech, and Everyday Wonder

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This 11-point scale helps spot UFO reports worth investigating

Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (or UAPs, formerly known as UFOs) are back in the news,Toward that end, we have proposed a rating scale meant to help citizens and scientists alike assess the reliability of UAP reports based on the type and quality of evidence.