Sol Symposium 2027
Join leading scientists, policymakers, researchers, and thinkers for three days of groundbreaking discussions exploring unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and their implications for science, society, and humanity.
The Sol Foundation Disclosure Response Study
Support our pathbreaking research on how Americans will respond to UAP disclosure, and help shape the future.
The Civilizational Risks of a UAP Technology Arms Race: Nonhuman Technology and Global Security
Sol Foundation Fellow Marik von Rennenkampff's case for international cooperation on UAP technology development.
Sol Foundation Co-Founders Named to U.S. Government's UAP Science Advisory Council
Confirmation that genuine Unidentified Aerial Phenomena exist would be world-changing in every sense of the term.
The Sol Foundation marshals intellectual insight and policy expertise to meet the scientific and political challenges.
About
Science, Policy, and Public Education for the Post-UAP World
The Sol Foundation brings together experts from academia and government to address the philosophical, policy, and scientific problems raised by the likely presence on the Earth of UAP.
Introducing the Sol Foundation
A short introduction to the Foundation's work in science and policy.
Our Research
The time has come for serious, well-funded, and cutting-edge inquiry into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Sol’s research agenda cuts across the natural sciences, the social sciences and humanities, engineering, and policy to consider the implications of UAP for our understanding of aspects of nature, such as physics and energy, as well as human institutions like politics, economy, law, and religion.
Policy
Whatever they might be, UAP raise serious issues for the United States’ and other national governments, including transparency, national and global security, energy solutions for climate change, and space commerce and regulation.
People
