Five MUFON proposals prepared for BAASS in November 2008 outline research on lift, power generation, vehicle control, human interfaces and propulsion. They recommend feasibility studies, including superconducting models and an EDTEK cold-fusion test facility. Claims about gravity control and implants are the authors’ hypotheses; this packet does not establish that those technologies worked.
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OrgNonprofitMUFON is a U.S.-based civilian UFO organization founded in 1969, maintaining volunteer investigators, witness-report intake, conferences, and a large case database.
MUFON is a U.S.-based civilian UFO organization founded in 1969, maintaining volunteer investigators, witness-report intake, conferences, and a large case database.
The Mutual UFO Network is a civilian nonprofit organization founded in 1969 as the Midwest UFO Network and later expanded internationally. MUFON receives sighting reports, trains volunteer field investigators, maintains a case-management database, publishes a journal, and organizes conferences. Its longevity has made it one of the most recognizable membership organizations in American ufology.
Witnesses submit accounts through MUFON’s reporting system, after which local investigators may conduct interviews, collect images, check astronomical or aviation information, and assign a case disposition. Volunteer expertise and investigative depth vary, and the database reflects self-selected reporting rather than a controlled sample of all aerial observations. Privacy rules also limit public access to some underlying material.
MUFON’s archive supports historical research into UAP sighting reports, shapes, locations, and witness narratives. The organization has also experienced internal controversy involving leadership, methods, and public claims. A case left “unknown” means the investigator did not identify it with available information; it does not by itself establish an extraordinary origin.
MUFON’s institutional value is the preservation of civilian reports across decades when official intake was inconsistent or unavailable. Standardized forms and follow-up can make anecdotes more useful, but scientific conclusions require transparent sampling, quality control, accessible data, and independent analysis. Its legacy lies as much in building a reporting culture as in any individual celebrated case. The network’s state chapters and certification process attempt to impose consistency on that volunteer system, and its conferences help transmit methods as well as beliefs. Partnerships with outside analysts could strengthen UAP data collection when rules for anonymization and independent access are explicit. The quality of the database ultimately depends on mundane case work repeated across thousands of reports.
SPRING 2006 KAISER PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney ailment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patie...
SPRING 2006 KAISER PANORAMA CITY MEDICAL CENTER It was a slow day in ambulance area. The patient and I were alone in an examining room. I was serving as “admitting officer.” I had been asked by the ER crew to evaluate a possible admission to the hospital. The patient was an elderly African American man. The chart indicated that he was suffering from a kidney ailment. We were crammed into a tiny private exam room. There was barely enough space to squeeze a hospital stretcher on which the patie...
And Greenewald made the argument that AAWSAP wasn't a UFO program to start with, but folks like Lacatski went rogue and turned it into one. BS, and just piss- [Quoted] Remember when @MiddleOfMayhem reported that "AAWSAP was NEVER a UFO program" The 7th UAP files release (23 Oct 2026) includes nine BAASS contractor records from the AAWSAP era (D166 to D175). They describe AAWSAP as a DIA contract to study UAP: buying UFO reports from MUFON, building a UAP database, modelling the Tic Tac and so...

He’s a documented liar, so no surprise. https://t.co/yBibv2LJ4l [Quoted] Remember when @MiddleOfMayhem reported that "AAWSAP was NEVER a UFO program" The 7th UAP files release (23 Oct 2026) includes nine BAASS contractor records from the AAWSAP era (D166 to D175). They describe AAWSAP as a DIA contract to study UAP: buying UFO reports from MUFON, building a UAP database, modelling the Tic Tac and so on. Remember when he reported that UFOs were left out on purpose (NY Post YouTube, "Skinwalker...

Lynda Thompson leader and chief investigator with MUFON, NUFORC investigator and experiencer is live on 'Observer Of Anomalous Objects' right now if anyone wants to ask Lynda anything? https://t.co/RZHRYXEmfz
[Retweeted] 13,800+ page research compendium for tonight's 10th #UFOhistoryGroup space! https://t.co/7SxJdm80fT +MUFON files +FBI files +📰 +Rommel's 1980 Report +Books (from @internetarchive) +Newsletters +NIDS Reports +Podcast Transcripts +++ Shoutout to @isaackoi, whose archive is the source for thousands of pages found in the compendium. @AAWSNAP1947 @UFOCircleJerk

On PDF page 21, BAASS describes an existing database of UFO reports and investigations. They were apparently upgrading it while keeping the framework from Project Capella, a database system proposed back in 2008. The database organized reports into six categories, including physical characteristics, physiological effects, psychological effects, and even psychic or parapsychological effects. Then on pages 117–128, there are actual computer simulations of Tic Tac-shaped objects, with pressure,...
Documatica’s December 10, 2008 Project Capella proposal recommends a shared framework for BAASS sighting catalogues, with independent quality control, reliability codes and an initial Excel implementation. Appendices describe behavioral categories, a speculative six-layer model and sample database layouts. The budget and staffing figures are estimates, and the example sightings are catalogue entries rather than newly verified cases.
BAASS’s December 2008 management plan outlines nine projects spanning technical studies, databases, oral histories, field engagement and historical cases. It seeks access to government records and alleged materials; its statements about advanced craft and biological recoveries are contractor premises, not demonstrated findings. Appendices reproduce a 1947 Air Materiel Command memo, a 2002 Roswell affidavit and a pilot’s retrospective account of a 1957 radar intercept.



