The Alan Steinfeld Interviews at UAPedia
UAPedia is launching the Alan Steinfeld Archives at UAPedia, a major archival initiative preserving and organizing decades of interviews, media, and public conversations from Alan Steinfeld’s New Realities body of work.
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Featured Article
From WW II Foo Fighters to Vietnam War Spheres: a UAP Shadow History
Highlights
Perspectives
The Cartography of High Strangeness
Experiencer narrative by Richard Monck
At Our Wits’ End: UAP aren't the threat, we are!
An opinion piece by Alan Steinfeld
Who Is Afraid Of The Big Bad NHI?
An perspective article by Daniel Branco, PhD.
The Five Stages of Mindful Disclosure
A white paper by Dr. Tara, PhD.
Editorials
Why are we obsessed with UAP and unidentified anomalous phenomena? Explore the psychology, culture, and evidence behind modern UFO fascination.
By Tim Spenny – Co-founder UAPedia
An in-depth analysis of why AARO failed to earn public trust, examining structural limits, transparency gaps, and the growing UAP credibility crisis.
By Eduardo Mace – Co-Founder UAPedia
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Historical Context & Notable Cases
From ancient accounts to trace verified sightings and declassified reports from all over the world. (51 Articles)
Non-Human Intelligence (NHI)
From definitions, to technologies of unknown origin, meta-materials and hypothesis. (11 Articles)
Consciousness & High-Strangeness
From research to government programs, religious experiences and hotspots. (33 Article)
Archives, Data & Sensor Analysis
From sensor systems and plaforms to multimodal data, reporting standards and databases. (6 Articles)
Abductions & Contact Experiences
From explainers to investigative articles we cover everyting from classic abduction Cases, to common elements in abduction narratives, experiencer research & investigators, contact modalities, social Stigma, ontological Shock, and classic UAP contact experiences and experiencers.
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The Alan Steinfeld Archive at UAPedia
Biographic
Explore seventy of the biggest names in UAP history.
Explainers
Breaking down the findings, what is and isn’t.
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Latest Articles
CE-1 to CE-5: Contact Protocols and Typologies
“Close Encounters” are the most widely recognized shorthand for describing UAP interactions at close range. But the taxonomy has grown far beyond its original, tightly focused intent, and “CE-5” today is often used to describe human-initiated contact protocols, a...
Rendlesham Forest (1980): Britain’s Best Known UAP Case
Explore the 1980 Rendlesham Forest incident – Britain’s most documented UAP case linking Cold War events, official records, and lasting human impacts.
NUFORC & MUFON: Civilian Data Sources
Civilian reporting pipelines are the front door of modern UAP research. Two names dominate in English-language reporting: NUFORC - the National UFO Reporting Center, founded in 1974, which runs a public hotline and online form and publishes a large, browsable archive...
Social Stigma & Impact on Experiencers
Behind every “UAP” (unidentified anomalous phenomena) report is a human being who has to decide whether to speak up. That decision is shaped by stigma: fear of ridicule, career risk, loss of credibility, and even religious or cultural pressure. Stigma suppresses data,...
Extraterrestrial Hypothesis vs. Alternative Hypotheses
Explore 75+ years of UAP data, comparing extraterrestrial, ultra-terrestrial, interdimensional, and time-traveler models through testable evidence.
Trans-Medium Behavior: Known Physics vs Claims
“Trans-medium” behavior refers to a single object or craft that operates across more than one physical medium for example, moving air - water (or water - air) or space - atmosphere without obvious loss of performance or signs of violent transition (splash, shock,...