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This is the complete abstract of the UAPx presentation for the 2022 @ExploreSCU AAPC conference set for June 5th. Read this tweet in the "twitter thread reader"

Profs. Knuth and Szydagis and Mr. Altman will together be presenting a summary of the most interesting findings from the first expedition of UAPx, to the U.S. West coast, stemming from visible-light camera videos, but also long and shortwave infrared imagery and radiation

detection running in parallel simultaneously with other sensing modalities, which included a Zener-diode-based quantum random noise generator.

We will be presenting what we believe is, to the best of our knowledge, one of the few
sets of non-classified and non-governmental,

multi-mode sensor data on UAPs, and in some cases from different angles of what could potentially be the same object.

Multiple inexplicable objects and/or phenomena were captured demanding explanation and further scientific study by the community.

Over 2TB and nearly 1,000hr

of video were combed through manually and/or by custom UAPx-written neural networks, and were found to contain both everyday phenomena, such as airplanes, avians, balloons, drones, helicopters, insects, paragliders, sea-faring vessels, clouds, and the Moon, which could be used as

controls for temperature, position, size, and speed determination, but also UAPs demanding our attention, for which we have robust estimates of shapes and sizes, applying super-resolution imaging in some cases. In addition to UAP, we report on the first simultaneous measurement

of an off-axis coronal mass ejection with a radiation detector, the Cosmic Watch developed by MIT, and a traditional CCD camera, from the UFODAP system of Ron Olch. (This was a scientific bonus,

a coincidental measurement of solar activity further assisting us in establishing baseline measurements of "normal.”)

Visit explorescu.org to register for the conference. UAPx does not benefit financially from the registration fees to attend the conference.