Andreas Müller / Grenzwissenschaft-Aktuell

Overview
German journalist and operator of Grenzwissenschaft-Aktuell (grenzwissenschaft-aktuell.de) — Germany's highest-reach news service for fringe science, UAP, archaeology, and parascience. Daily reporting since 2007.

Contributions
Daily updated news overview on UAP, exopolitics, crop circles, and related topics. Translation of English-language UAP news for the German-speaking audience. Bridge between international research and German public.

Strengths and Weaknesses
Highest update frequency among German-language UAP media. Broad topic coverage. However: mixing UAP with parascience (crop circles, Bigfoot) dilutes scientific positioning. Aggregation dominates over original research.

Andreas Müller (born 1976 in Neunkirchen/Saar, Germany) is a German crop circle and UFO/UAP researcher, journalist, author and science communicator specialising in anomalistics. Since 1994 he has investigated crop circles in England, in 2007 he founded the daily news portal Grenzwissenschaft-Aktuell (GreWi) on anomalistics, fringe science and UAP; since 2022 he has been an associate member and press representative of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Extraterrestrials (IFEX) at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg.

• German crop circle and UFO/UAP researcher, journalist, author, science communicator
• Born 1976 in Neunkirchen/Saar, Germany
• Investigation and documentation of crop circles in England since 1994
• Founded the daily news portal Grenzwissenschaft-Aktuell (GreWi) in 2007
• Hedri Prize for Exopsychology in 2003; crop circle exhibition at Wiltshire Museum in 2014
• Publications Deutschlands UFO-Akten (2021) and Deutschlands historische UFO-Akten (2023)
• Associate member and press representative of IFEX at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg since 2022; advisory board member of the Society for UAP Studies (SUAPS)

For the UAP timeline, Müller is the most important German-language media hub: via GreWi he carries globally relevant UAP news into the German-speaking audience, with the two UFO-Akten volumes he provides the German archival anchoring, and through IFEX and SUAPS he connects the journalistic strand directly with academic research.