Leading Advocates for UFO and UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) Disclosure
These advocates have all made significant contributions to the field of UFO research and disclosure. They have dedicated their careers to studying and investigating the phenomenon, and they have worked tirelessly to raise awareness and bring attention to the issue. In addition to their advocacy efforts, many of these individuals have also written books, articles, and research papers about their findings, further adding to the body of knowledge about UAP.
Some of the leading advocates for UFO and UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) disclosure include:
- David Grusch – A respected former USAF officer and intelligence official, has ignited controversy by alleging the U.S. government’s clandestine possession of “non-human” spacecraft and “dead pilots” based on his interviews with about 40 witnesses.
- Luis Elizondo – A former military intelligence officer who ran the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) and has become one of the most prominent advocates for UFO and UAP disclosure.
- Christopher Mellon – A former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence who has been a vocal advocate for more transparency on the issue of UFOs and UAPs.
- Steven Greer – A medical doctor and founder of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI) and the Disclosure Project.
- Tom DeLonge – A musician, author, and co-founder of To The Stars Academy, which is dedicated to advancing research and understanding of UAP.
- Leslie Kean – An investigative journalist and author of “UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record” and co-founder of the Coalition for Freedom of Information.
- Jacques Vallée – A computer scientist, astronomer, and author known for his work in UAP research and advocacy for the release of classified information about UFO sightings and encounters.
- A.J. Gevaerd – A Brazilian journalist and founder of the Brazilian Center for the Study of Flying Saucers (CBPDV), which promotes the investigation and release of information about UFO sightings and encounters in Brazil.
- David Wilcock – A researcher and author known for his work on UAP and advocacy for the release of classified information about UFO sightings and encounters.
- John Greenewald, Jr. – A researcher and founder of the Black Vault, a website dedicated to researching and releasing government documents related to UAP.
- Nick Pope – A British researcher and author who formerly worked for the UK Ministry of Defence, where he investigated reports of UFO sightings. He is now a leading advocate for UFO and UAP disclosure and a frequent speaker on the topic.
- Richard Dolan – A historian and UFO researcher who has written several books on the topic, including “UFOs and the National Security State.”
- Robert Bigelow – A businessman and founder of Bigelow Aerospace, a company that has worked on various space-related projects. He has been a supporter of UFO disclosure and has funded several research projects related to the topic.
- John Podesta – A former White House Chief of Staff and served as the chairman of Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign. He has been a vocal advocate for government transparency on the issue of UFOs and has publicly called for the release of any relevant government documents.
- James Fox – A filmmaker who has directed several documentaries related to UFOs and UAPs, including “The Phenomenon” and “Out of the Blue.” He has been a vocal advocate for increased transparency and disclosure of information related to these phenomena.
- Grant Cameron – A Canadian researcher and author who has been investigating the government’s knowledge of and involvement with UFOs for several decades. He has written several books on the subject and has been a vocal advocate for government disclosure of relevant information.
- Stanton Friedman – A nuclear physicist and author who is widely recognized as one of the leading researchers and advocates for UFO and UAP disclosure.
- Dr. Edgar Mitchell – An astronaut who flew on the Apollo 14 mission and is the sixth person to walk on the moon. He is also a leading advocate for UFO and UAP disclosure and has been a vocal supporter of the release of classified information related to UFO sightings and encounters.
- Peter Levenda – An author and researcher who has written extensively on the subject of UFOs and the paranormal.
- Diana Walsh Pasulka – A professor of religious studies and author of “American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, Technology.” Pasulka has researched the cultural and religious implications of the UFO phenomenon and contributed to the ongoing discourse on UAPs.
- Bob McGuire – A scientist and former director of the Very Low Frequency (VLF) group at the Virginia Tech SuperDARN facility. McGuire has been involved in the UFO community and has contributed to projects such as SkyHub, which aims to develop a global network of automated surveillance systems to monitor and capture UAP data.
- Bryan Bender – A senior national correspondent for POLITICO who has written numerous articles on the subject of UAPs and the US government’s involvement in UFO research.
- Dr. Garry Nolan – A professor of microbiology and immunology at Stanford University, Dr. Nolan has worked on several projects related to UFOs and UAPs, including studying materials allegedly retrieved from UAP encounters.
- Dr. Bruce Maccabee – A retired optical physicist and long-time UFO researcher, Dr. Maccabee has published numerous articles, books, and papers on the subject. He has been influential in applying scientific rigor to the study of UAPs and advocating for increased research.
- George Knapp – An award-winning investigative journalist, Knapp has been covering the UFO phenomena for decades. He has conducted interviews, produced documentaries, and written articles on the subject, advocating for increased public awareness and government transparency.
- Dr. Hal Puthoff – A physicist and one of the co-founders of the To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science, Dr. Puthoff has been involved in various research initiatives related to UFOs and UAPs, including the Pentagon’s AATIP program.
- Alejandro Rojas – A journalist, researcher, and host of the podcast “Open Minds UFO Radio,” Rojas has contributed to the field by reporting on developments in UFO research, interviewing key figures, and advocating for increased public awareness and transparency.
- Jeremy Corbell – A filmmaker and investigative journalist, Corbell has produced several documentaries on the subject of UFOs and UAPs, including “Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers.”
- Paul Hellyer – A former Canadian Minister of Defence, Paul Hellyer has become a prominent advocate for UFO disclosure, sharing his belief in the existence of extraterrestrial life and the need for governments to reveal classified information on the subject.
- Kevin Knuth – An associate professor of physics at the University at Albany, Dr. Kevin Knuth has been actively researching the UFO phenomenon and has published several papers related to UAP sightings. He also advocates for a scientific approach to studying the phenomena.
- Cheryl Costa – A journalist, researcher, and author, Cheryl Costa has written extensively about UFO sightings and encounters in the United States. She co-authored the book “UFO Sightings Desk Reference” and has contributed to the increased public awareness and discussion on the topic.
- Jan Harzan – Jan Harzan served as the Executive Director of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) from 2013 to 2020. He worked to promote research and investigation of UFO sightings and encounters, while advocating for greater transparency on the subject.
- Marc D’Antonio – An astronomer and Chief Photo/Video Analyst for MUFON, Marc D’Antonio has been involved in the analysis of UFO footage and images, promoting a scientific approach to studying the phenomena and advocating for increased research and transparency.
- Linda Moulton Howe – An investigative journalist, filmmaker, and author, Linda Moulton Howe has been covering the UFO phenomenon for decades. She is known for her in-depth research and interviews with experiencers, and has been a leading voice in the call for disclosure and further investigation.
- Dr. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke – A professor emeritus at Montana State University and author of several books on Native American perspectives on UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters, Dr. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke has contributed to the understanding of the cultural aspects of the UFO phenomenon and has advocated for more research and disclosure.
- Dr. Michio Kaku – A theoretical physicist, popular science communicator, and author who has expressed interest in UFOs and discussed the scientific possibilities and implications of extraterrestrial life.
- John Greenwald Jr. – The creator and curator of The Black Vault, a website dedicated to the release and analysis of declassified government documents related to UFOs. He has been actively involved in researching and disclosing UFO-related information.
- Dr. J. Allen Hynek (posthumously) – An astronomer and UFO researcher known for his work with Project Blue Book, a US Air Force study of UFOs. He advocated for scientific study of UFOs and developed the Close Encounter classification system.
- Dr. Linda Miller Costa – A retired professor of chemistry and advocate for UFO research and disclosure. She has conducted investigations into UFO sightings and encounters, promoting a scientific approach to studying unidentified aerial phenomena.
- Paul Stonehill – A researcher, author, and lecturer specializing in Russian and Eastern European UFO and paranormal phenomena. He has contributed to the understanding of UFO incidents in these regions and advocated for greater international collaboration in studying the phenomena.
- David Clarke – A British investigative journalist, author, and lecturer who has extensively researched and written about UFO sightings and government involvement in the UK. He has advocated for transparency and the release of classified information.
One of the main goals of these advocates is to secure the release of classified information about UFO sightings and encounters. They believe that the public has the right to know about these incidents and that the information should be made available to the public. By working with government agencies, they hope to secure the release of this information and to bring the issue of UAP into the mainstream.
Another important aspect of their advocacy is the promotion of scientific investigation into UAP. They believe that the phenomenon deserves serious scientific attention, and they are committed to promoting rigorous research and investigation into the phenomenon. They also seek to bring together experts from a variety of fields, including astronomers, computer scientists, engineers, and other researchers, to work together to study and understand the phenomenon.
UFO advocates play a crucial role as advocate heroes in the quest for truth and transparency surrounding the enigmatic phenomena observed in our skies. These individuals, often from diverse backgrounds and possessing unique expertise, have dedicated their lives to uncovering the facts, challenging government secrecy, and pushing for the release of classified information. Their courage and persistence have opened the doors to a broader understanding of the UFO/UAP phenomena, inspiring scientific inquiry and public awareness. By working tirelessly to shed light on this subject, these advocates contribute to expanding human knowledge and encouraging open-mindedness in the face of the unknown. Their efforts may lead to profound implications for the fields of science, technology, and our understanding of our place in the universe.