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AIAA UAP Integration & Outreach Committee

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🏛️ Organization🇺🇸 USSince 2023🔗 Visit Website
Methodology
9/10
Transparency
9/10
Institutional
10/10
Peer Review
9/10
Track Record
6/10
Fact vs. Spec.
10/10
Self-Correction
8/10

The CRED-7 framework evaluates sources across seven criteria: Methodology (20%), Transparency (20%), Institutional Affiliation (15%), Peer Review (15%), Track Record (10%), Fact/Speculation (10%), and Self-Correction (10%).

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Description

Overview
Official committee of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics — the world's largest professional society for aerospace engineering with over 30,000 members. Ryan Graves as first chair (2023).

Mission
Charter: 'Improving flight safety through expanding scientific knowledge about UAP.' The AIAA committee legitimizes UAP research in the academic-engineering mainstream — a historic turning point.

Significance
As an AIAA committee, the initiative carries institutional weight unavailable to any civilian UFO organization. Conference presentations at AIAA SciTech and Aviation Forum reach thousands of engineers and academics. Ryan Graves' dual role (AIAA chair + ASA founder) connects institutional legitimacy with pilot advocacy.

Strengths and Weaknesses
Highest institutional credibility in the UAP field. Direct bridge to the aerospace community. However: no dedicated research budget, dependent on volunteer engagement from AIAA members.

Focus Areas

scientificmilitarytechnologyadvocacy