Our UAP Reference Library captures the critical elements of the UAP research and disclosure effort as presented in news articles, documentaries, books and other medium.  The body of work referenced here represents key thoughts, datapoints and disclosure steps as described by authors and the media over time.

• Book Reviews and Recommendations: A hand curated selection of the most important books on the UAP topic. We include historic classics containing key concepts, research and disclosures as well as more modern books that have moved the needle on research or public opinion. With thousands of books on the UAP topic released over the years, this indispensable directory will help you drill down to the most significant books quickly. 

• Organizations: The “Other” Category of UAP related organizations. This contains any organization not related to UAP Research which can be found at the link. We include such things as:
  
  • Case reporting organizations such as MUFON and NUFORC
  • Lobbyists and advocacy groups such as the Hollywood Disclosure Alliance
  • Political Action Committees (PACs) and Foundations
  • Vertically focused groups like Americans for Safe Aerospace and the UAP Medical Coalition
  • Educational efforts
  • Groups providing introduction to UAP type material 
  • Well regarded investigative journalists such as The Liberation Times 

• Article and Documentary Directory: High-lighting the most impactful long-form writings and conversations featuring physicists, military pilots, and government officials. We attempt to identify the truly significant media moments.

• Educational Infographics: Visualizing the complex history of declassification, legislative timelines, and the “alphabet soup” of government agencies involved in the phenomenon. Educational in an entertaining fashion.

• Biographical Information: Information on individuals from across the spectrum of people involved in the study of UAP and UFOs from the present era and the past. Allows the researcher to quickly understand authors, researchers and others both from the perspective of their UAP related work as well as their full life and career.