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13% of Academics Who Responded to UAP Survey Suspect “Devices of Unknown Intelligence”

Christopher Plain

23/05/2023 Lecture 9 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

13% Of Academics Who Responded To Uap Survey Suspect “Devices Of Unknown Intelligence”

1 in 5 academics who responded to a survey by fellow researchers say they or someone they know has witnessed a UAP

Garry Nolan: A Stanford Professor’s Quest to Resolve Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

Micah Hanks

22/05/2023 Lecture 12 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Garry Nolan: A Stanford Professor’S Quest To Resolve Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

The Debrief caught up with Stanford professor of pathology Garry Nolan, who discusses his research into unidentified anomalous phenomena.

G7: World Leaders Prepare to Attend Summit in Hiroshima This Weekend

Micah Hanks

18/05/2023 Lecture 10 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

G7: World Leaders Prepare To Attend Summit In Hiroshima This Weekend

As world leaders convene for the annual G7 Summit, we’ll be analyzing the location, significance and other details about this year's meeting.

It’s Time To Rethink Some Common Assumptions About UFOs

Michael Glawson Ph.D.

17/05/2023 Lecture 30 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

It’S Time To Rethink Some Common Assumptions About Ufos

Professor of philosophy Michael Glawson, Ph.D., offers perspectives on common assumptions we have about UFOs, and why they need to change.

Lost: Missing Persons, UAP, and High Strangeness

Micah Hanks

11/05/2023 Lecture 1 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Lost: Missing Persons, Uap, And High Strangeness

We take a critical look at missing persons cases, the strangeness often associated with such incidents, and what U.S. crime statistics say.

Frontiers of Science

Avi Loeb

04/05/2023 Lecture 8 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Frontiers Of Science

The frontiers of science and our knowledge of the universe naturally lie on the boundary between the known and the unknown.

UAP: Knowns, Unknowns, and Uncertainties

Micah Hanks

02/05/2023 Lecture 1 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Uap: Knowns, Unknowns, And Uncertainties

In this podcast we look at potentially harmful cases involving UAP, along with an analysis of our presumptions about the phenomenon.

The Chicago O’Hare UAP Incident

Christopher Plain Micah Hanks

02/05/2023 Lecture 17 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

The Chicago O’Hare Uap Incident

A physics team says descriptions of the 2006 Chicago O’Hare UAP incident point to advanced propulsion that could revolutionize space travel.

Here Are the Major Takeaways You Missed From the Recent Senate Hearing on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

Tim McMillan

26/04/2023 Lecture 33 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Here Are The Major Takeaways You Missed From The Recent Senate Hearing On Unidentified Aerial Phenomena

Here are the key takeaways you likely missed from the recent Senate hearings on AARO and unidentified aerial phenomena.

Odd Green Light Filmed Over Japan Came from Space

Micah Hanks

26/04/2023 Lecture 6 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Odd Green Light Filmed Over Japan Came From Space

Whatever flashed through the sky over Japan wasn’t a bird or a plane… could it have been a meteor? NASA satellite data had the answer.

Garry Nolan: UAP Analysis and Anomalous Pathology

Micah Hanks

26/04/2023 Lecture 1 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Garry Nolan: Uap Analysis And Anomalous Pathology

This week we are joined by Stanford professor Garry Nolan, who discusses his research into anomalous health incidents.

Is AI Alignment Research Akin to “Helicopter Parenting”?

Avi Loeb

25/04/2023 Lecture 7 min

Source de l'article : The Debrief

Is Ai Alignment Research Akin To “Helicopter Parenting”?

AI alignment research aims to steer AI toward the intended goals or ethical principles of humans. But at what point are we over-parenting?

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