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BAASS
research_organizationEst. 2008-01-01
Background
BAASS (Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies) was a subsidiary of Bigelow Aerospace, founded by Robert Bigelow in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- Served as the prime contractor for the AAWSAP program from 2008 to 2010.
Organizational Structure
BAASS was organized into 7 multidisciplinary departments.
- Three experimental field stations: Skinwalker Ranch, Dulce, NM, and San Luis Valley, CO
- Data collection operations
- Data analysis, operating the CAPELLA Data Warehouse with 11 databases and 200,000+ UAP reports
- Advanced technology research, producing 38 DIRDs via subcontractor EarthTech International
- Consciousness research
- Medical department with rapid response teams
Operations and Personnel
BAASS employed over 75 full-time staff and maintained 24/7 security at Skinwalker Ranch.
- Key personnel included Colm Kelleher (Deputy Administrator), Jonathan Axelrod (lead investigator), and Kit Green (medical consultant).
Key Contributions
BAASS made significant contributions through reports and analyses.
- Produced the 228-page UAP Threat Assessment (July 2010)
- Submitted over 100 reports to the DIA
Connections
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Events(12)
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DoD initiates Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program
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FAA-Bigelow Aerospace UFO Reporting Partnership Revealed via FOIA
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Bigelow Awarded AAWSAP Contract
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DIA: Original Bid Solicitation for AAWSAP Contract
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Investigated
USA: BAASS-MUFON contract ends; AFOSI UFO talk
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Investigated
2009-07-30: BAASS Ten Month Report Delivered to DIA
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Las Vegas: BAASS contracts MUFON for UFO data
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CAPELLA: AAWSAP's Global UFO Mega-Database
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Greasewood Springs AZ: Cylindrical UAP at Satan's Butte, BAASS On-Site Investigation
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BAASS Field Investigation at Lagol CA: NVG Craft Observation, DIA Report Filed
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Skinwalker Ranch Phenomena
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Related to
BAASS UAP Threat Assessment Published
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