92. Investigators and Researchers

J. Allen Hynek, a pioneering astronomer and UAP researcher, transformed UFO studies with scientific rigor, classification, and lasting influence.

Robert Bigelow’s aerospace ventures and government partnerships reveal how BAASS bridged UAP research, advanced technologies, and national security.

Colm A. Kelleher occupies a singular place in contemporary UAP history.  Trained as a molecular biologist, seasoned by years of...

Physicist Hal Puthoff’s boundary‑pushing career links quantum electronics, remote viewing research, and UAP propulsion studies shaping modern debate.

Jim Semivan, a retired CIA officer and co-founder of To The Stars Academy, bridges intelligence expertise and UAP research with measured transparency.

Dr. Gary Nolan, Stanford pathologist and biotech innovator, applies advanced analytical tools to UAP materials and human effects research.

Explore the life and legacy of Stanton T. Friedman, the nuclear physicist who became a leading voice in UFO research and government transparency.

Leonard H. Stringfield pioneered organized UAP crash-retrieval research, turning scattered witness accounts into a systematic investigation model.

In 2025, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb reignites debate over interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, challenging mainstream views on alien technosignatures.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a leading religious studies scholar, explores how UFOs, technology, and belief intersect to shape modern spirituality and culture.