The Sol Foundation is proud to share the latest 2025 symposium video, which is from a talk by Durham University professor of law Dr. Michael Bohlander on the limits of scientific a…The Sol Foundation is proud to share the latest 2025 symposium video, which is from a talk by Durham University professor of law Dr. Michael Bohlander on the limits of scientific approaches to UAP research and the difficult ethical questions raised by reports of contact with nonhuman intelligence. Drawing on his experience as a judge and legal scholar, Dr. Bohlander argues for moving beyond simply describing UAP toward examining their possible meaning, including through the serious study of experiencer testimony and the application of legal and ethical principles to human-nonhuman encounters. To support research and public education on UAP, sign up for a membership with the Sol Foundation: The Sol Foundation Membership Form FOLLOW: The Sol Foundation (@_SolFoundation) on X
The Sol Foundation is proud to share the latest 2025 symposium video, which is from a talk by University of Bremen political scientist Dr. Christian Peters on the political forces…The Sol Foundation is proud to share the latest 2025 symposium video, which is from a talk by University of Bremen political scientist Dr. Christian Peters on the political forces that shape UAP secrecy and disclosure. Dr. Peters brings a valuable realist perspective to the UAP conversation, exploring how competing interests, institutional incentives, and imbalances of power may help explain the persistence of secrecy, and why disclosure is far more complex than simply revealing what is known. To support research and public education on UAP, sign up for a membership with the Sol Foundation: The Sol Foundation Membership Form FOLLOW: The Sol Foundation (@_SolFoundation) on X