Faculty perceptions of unidentified aerial phenomena

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Other
Geographic Region
Poll Start and End Date
2023-05-23
to:
2022-04-27
Description

In this national study—which is the first to thoroughlyexamine faculty evaluations, explanations, and experiences regarding UAP of which theauthors are aware—tenured and tenure-track faculty across 14 disciplines at 144 majorresearch universities (N = 1460) participated in a survey.

Methodology
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Poll Question 1
Have you or anyone close to you ever observed anything of unknown origin to you that might fit the U.S. government’s definition of UAP
Poll Question 2
For you, how much does this (article/report/amendment) increase the credibility of the UAP topic

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