Aerospace and UFOs
The American Institute of Aeronautics Accepts Three Papers from the Scientific Coalition of UAP Studies
The papers will be presented in the Aerospace Traffic Management session under Scientific & Technical Advancements in UAP Understanding
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The Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU), a data-driven organization of scientists, academics, and research professionals dedicated to conducting and supporting open scientific research into unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), released the following announcement:
The SCU is pleased to announce the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) recently accepted three papers for their upcoming 2023 Aviation Forum from SCU scientists. AIAA, the “voice of the aerospace profession,” is an international leader and publisher of aerospace research and serves as a source of technical expertise to decision-makers in Congress and the executive branch. The papers will be presented in the Aerospace Traffic Management session under Scientific & Technical Advancements in UAP Understanding and subsequently made available to the public on the SCU website.
SCU Board Member, Peter Reali, states that:
“The SCU is honored by the acceptance of our research papers for presentation at the AIAA 2023 Aviation Conference. The SCU is dedicated to an impartial scientifically-based investigation of UAP. We are pleased by AIAA’s recognition and hope this will help move scientific efforts forward.”
SCU Executive Board Member, Robert Powell, states:
“The SCU has multiple projects directed at obtaining a better understanding of UAP. We are pleased to add these papers to the scientific understanding of this…
