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The original was posted on /r/ufos by /u/PrecariatiF on 2024-09-23 23:48:28+00:00.
I've recently been exploring the Sol Foundation and their many papers and it's my opinion that they're the most unbiased, neutral, and scientific UAP-focused organization that I've found. I genuinely don't know why they aren't talked about more. With this sub being inundated daily with baseless conjecture, doomsday predictions, and obvious grifts it's refreshing to see an org focus entirely on the facts and policy suggestions instead of arriving at absurd conclusions based on hearsay and fear-mongering (2027, JWST, etc.) I feel the oversaturation of "theories" negatively impacts the efforts of those trying to garner genuine discussion and curiosity over a perplexing phenomena with decades of evidence to back up its veracity. Am I alone in this?