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The Sol Foundation brings together experts from academia and government to address the philosophical, policy, and scientific problems raised by the likely presence on Earth of UAP. Its research agenda cuts across the natural sciences, the social sciences and humanities, engineering, and policy. Sol publishes white papers on transparency, national and global security, energy solutions, and space commerce and regulation.

The mission of the New Paradigm Institute is to inform the public of the true facts surrounding the UFO/ET phenomenon and to mobilize them to secure full and responsible disclosure of information about UFO technology and nonhuman intelligent visitors held in secret from Congress for 80 years by the military/intelligence/aerospace industry complex. The means employed will be strategic litigation, policy development and implementation, deep research, public and academic education, and national, international, and grassroots organizing.

A coalition of scientists, researchers, and professionals from organizations, governments, and industries, working to conduct, promote, and encourage rigorous scientific examination of Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena (UAP), commonly known as Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). The coalition publishes peer-reviewed papers and maintains a public research library.

CUFOS is a non-profit organization that includes scientists, professionals, academics, investigators, and others, all volunteers, dedicated to the study and analysis of the UFO phenomenon. Its purpose is to promote serious scientific interest, investigation, and research on UFOs, to serve as an archive for reports, documents, and publications about the UFO phenomenon, and to be an educational resource for the public.

The National UFO Historical Records Center brings together many valuable collections of records documenting the history of the UFO/UAP phenomenon. The historical collections include case files from: the National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), founded by Thomas Townsend Brown and Donald Keyhoe; the Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS), founded by J. Allen Hynek, including his personal Project Blue Book files; and the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization (APRO), founded by Jim and Coral Lorenzen.

An advanced study group at Lund University's Pufendorf Institute for Advanced Studies, led by Prof. Anders Warell and PhD student Melina Tsapos. The group focuses on perception, stigma, and methodology in UAP research, contributing an academic perspective to the scientific study of the phenomenon.

An academic network supporting UAP research initiatives across Denmark and Scandinavia, connecting researchers, institutions, and independent scholars working on the scientific study of UAP.

A curated database of significant UFO incidents and news, maintained as a reference for researchers and the public.

A tool that displays comprehensive UFO data chronologically in a single, intuitive interface, created by Sam Lingle.

SkyWatch is a decentralized network of citizen-deployed radar receivers to generate a real-time, nationwide map of UFO flight patterns. AAI's Mitch Randall developed and deployed a proof-of-concept system with Harvard's Galileo Project as a Research Team member.

A collection of resources shaping the conversation on UAP, including papers, briefings, and analysis produced for policy and research audiences.

An iOS app aggregating data from over 40 live sources — thermal, radar, aerospace, seismic, and satellite — alongside a curated historical database of more than 280 events drawn from AARO, Project Blue Book, GEIPAN, and other official sources. The app also includes a personnel directory of figures in UAP research.

Interviews with knowledgeable people on the topic of UAP phenomena, military disclosures, and the history of UFOs and encounters with their occupants. An effort to bring the most legitimate and thought-provoking programming on this subject.

A twice-monthly podcast dedicated to the concise analysis of news, research, and history related to the UAP/UFO issue, encouraging our audience to make informed decisions about their future. The YouTube videos include bonus visual content.

A podcast covering government UAP releases, including documents tied to AAWSAP and AATIP, and analysis of the PURSUE releases of government UAP material.

A YouTube program and podcast focused on UFO/UAP phenomena, human origins, and ancient mysteries, with regular updates and interviews.

Richard M. Dolan, one of the world's leading researchers and writers on UFOs, along with other thinkers dedicated to pushing back the boundaries and exploring new vistas of the world.

The official YouTube channel of Preston Dennett, who began researching UFOs and the paranormal in 1986. Since then, he has written dozens of books and more than 100 articles about UFOs and the paranormal.

An award-winning news website where experts, eyewitnesses and viewers share the latest updates in earth and astronomical mysteries. Beginning in 1999, Earthfiles now has more than 2,000 science, environment and Real X-Files reports in chronological sequence, including more than 20,000 images and documents. Reporter and editor Linda Moulton Howe is an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author. Earthfiles.com received the 2006 W3 Silver Award for excellence in the news category, the 2003 WebAward for Standard of Excellence, and the 2000 Encyclopaedia Britannica Award.

UFOB offers interviews, testimonies, and news about the UAP topic. The videos are categorized by subject and year, and are presented as educational material.