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Here you will find a comprehensive collection of informative resources and materials related to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Our goal is to provide a valuable hub for anyone interested in understanding more about UAP, whether you are curious about recent developments, historical observations, or scientific approaches to this intriguing phenomenon.
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Since the 1940s, and possibly much longer, unexplained phenomena called Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) have been observed around the world (earlier Unidentified Flying Objects, UFOs).
More and more evidence is being collected, based on a wide range of instrumental observations (such as satellite, infrared, radar, photographs and videos) and visual observations, by trained observers (including pilots, military personnel, airfield personnel, scientists) and civilians.
Near collisions involving military or commercial aircraft have been reported. Many observations have been made at military airfields with storage facilities for nuclear weapons and at nuclear installations. Many pilots and other professionals have been prepared to speak more publicly in recent years.
Some observations can be explained, as explained here(page in Dutch use Translate), and are for example aircraft, drones, satellites, planets, meteors, etc. But a small part (about 5%) remains scientifically unexplained.
In the Netherlands, there is no specific UAP reporting point from the government. Since 2024, professionals working in the aviation sector can report to the Dutch Safety Board. Since 2005 it is UFO Reporting Center Netherlands active, which focuses mainly on citizens and is managed by volunteers. Here observations are reported, discussed and possibly explained. A lot of background information can be found at UFO Business, a volunteer organization that strives for serious attention from science and the media.
Information about UAP in the United States can be found in the UAP Guide, a volunteer organization that promotes UAP awareness, research and transparency.
Us YouTube channel contains many videos and documentaries about UAP, including testimonials from pilots and other professionals. It USS Nimitz aircraft carrier incident (2004) is a good example that has been extensively researched. In the Netherlands the UFO from Soesterberg (1979), a well-known observation that took place at the Soesterberg military air base.
Below you will find several articles in which we advise the European Commission and the European Parliament.
- Feedback on the European Strategy on Research and Technology Infrastructures - Addressing UAP and Stigma in Emerging Research Fields
- UAP Coalition Netherlands Feedback Submission on the Nuclear Illustrative Program (PINC)
- The Adverse Effects of Suppressing Emotions and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena
- Are EU aviation personnel protected when reporting UAP
- Feedback to Call for Evidence for an Impact Assessment of EU Space Law
- Improved EU Energy Security by Acknowledging & Protecting Infrastructure against UAP Threats
- Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena as a Strategic Uncertainty - A Call for Integration into EU Policy-Making
- Position paper on Improving EU Flight Safety Reporting Systems for UAP
- Position paper on Strengthening EU Defense Against UAP Threats
- Position paper on Strengthening Global Cooperation on UAP
- Position Paper Recognition and Protocol for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) in the European Union
UAPCNL considers 'The Phenomenon' (2020) an interesting historical overview for anyone who wants to delve into the UAP dossier. We encourage viewers to critically evaluate the information presented and use it as a basis for their own research and judgment. The documentary can be viewed below:
