Evidence
What can we responsibly infer from observational data and historical records? We ask how we know what we know, and where the limits lie.
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About UAPCon
Big questions.
A place to explore them.
A gathering for everyone who wants to understand more about the phenomenon, and what it means to be human.
Why we gather
Curiosity brings us here.
Conversation takes us further.
UAPCon grew from the team behind UAPedia and a shared desire for a more thoughtful public conversation about unidentified anomalous phenomena.
The subject asks a lot of us: better questions, clearer definitions, stronger methods, and care in how we speak about anomalous experiences and their implications.
Through keynotes, research spotlights, and moderated panels, we bring different perspectives into the same room. We make space to examine the evidence, listen to lived experience, and consider what these questions mean for all of us.
You might be a scientist, clinician, student, policymaker, investigator, experiencer, or someone following your own curiosity. There is a place for you in this conversation.
Three dimensions of the inquiry
Experience
How do anomalous events affect perception, psychology, physiology, and worldview? We listen to the people living with those questions.
Implications
What do UAP narratives mean for public trust, governance, and the future of science? We explore their wider consequences with care.
The people who bring it together
Meet the
production crew.
Behind every conversation is a team making room for it to happen.
Producer
- Eduardo Mace
MC & Programming
- Dr. Tara
Speaker Relations
- Tim Spenny
Host
- Alan Steinfeld
Editorial Support
- Richard Monck
- Brian Bal
- Brittney Lauro
- Joe Guido
Event Day Support
- Shelly Reef
Presented by UAPedia
The conversation keeps growing.
Continue exploring research, perspectives, and the expanding record of the phenomenon.