Mission of The Contact Project
The mission of “The Contact Project” is to comprehensively investigate Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) and Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) across every possible frequency. To accomplish this, we utilize real-time tracking, radio receivers and transmitters, high-definition video and images, optical and radio telescopes, and both passive and active radar. We also welcome contributions from citizen scientists to help uncover the true nature and origin of UAPs without doubt.
ALL Possible Frequencies
Since 1999, the Contact Project has conducted research into FTL evanescent waves or fields, which are relevant to our contact scenarios. I am releasing this information and other findings to the community:
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Our mission has evolved from a simple inquiry into whether UAPs respond to our radio transmissions to a broader exploration of whether we, as humans, are equipped to respond to extraterrestrial communication efforts.
The idea that ETi uses radio waves in the human broadcast or radio astronomy spectrum for communication is very antiquated. Radio waves are limited to the speed of light, which, in the vast scope of the cosmos, is too slow.
Imagine a world where we abandon our tendency to ignore UFO reports, pulling our heads out of the sand. Do we continue to emulate the iconic three monkeys, choosing to see, hear, and speak nothing?
Have We Ignored the Wisdom of Inquiry?
Did it never occur to anyone that these phenomena could be more than just swamp gas or mere delusions? The swamp gas hypothesis has led METI (Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence) to limit its focus to targets outside of Earth.
Perhaps METI should reconsider its stance. Using the term “UAP” may be more acceptable than the outdated “UFO.” Whatever the terminology, to the best of my knowledge, METI currently has no position on reaching out to UAPs.
METI states: “ETI’s reaction to a message from Earth cannot presently be known.”
The Contact Project responds: We already know that UAPs did not react to the Voyager space probes or the Golden Records. If extraterrestrial civilizations exist near Earth, they can undoubtedly monitor our news and events.
METI also states: “We know nothing of ETI’s intentions and capabilities, making it impossible to predict whether ETI will be benign or hostile.”
In contrast, the Contact Project observes: Experience shows that UAPs do not respond hostilely when pursued by military jet fighters, nor do they attack civilian aircraft. It is reasonable to assume that the intelligence behind UAPs is mostly benign.
“The threat to humanity from each other is magnitudes greater than from ETI. That hasn’t and shouldn’t stop us from communicating, and that includes with ETI.” — The Contact Project
Galactic Federation?
Various explanations for UFOs and their occupants have been proposed, ranging from the no-contact policy of a Galactic Federation to higher-dimensional frequencies that only the thoroughly prepared can access. This notion of a Galactic Federation is not my invention; it originates from the highly respected former Israeli Space Security Chief, Haim Eshed.
Image: Haim Eshed
Whilst healthy skepticism is warranted—since most sightings can be attributed to misidentifications, pranks, or hoaxes—this does not account for every report. Acknowledging in 2021 that some UAPs cannot be easily explained was a significant step forward for the US government.
The Contact Project aims to determine whether there exists even a single UAP that might respond to radio transmissions. This is a straightforward goal, but preparing for a potential positive response is far more complex.
Why I’m Speaking Out Now—In 2021
During the first COVID-19 lockdown in April 2020, I found myself with ample free time and decided to sort through old 35mm negatives stored in a drawer in our basement. Among these negatives from my time in England in 1995, I discovered two frames of particular interest.
The Ilford XP2 film frames 7 and 8 depicted a UAP—something I had entirely forgotten about until that moment. The only others who knew of the sighting were my friend and her father, who were present when it occurred. I captured two images of the object while driving at 70 mph on the motorway.
When the film was developed in 1995, I was disappointed; the images were small and blurry, failing to capture the clarity of what I witnessed. Eventually, I forgot about the sighting entirely.
Rediscovering the film in 2020 reignited my interest. I purchased a digital microscope to examine the negatives in greater detail, scanned them, and reported the sighting to BUFORA, the British UFO Research Organization. Given that the sighting occurred in the UK, I thought it warranted attention. BUFORA suggested the object was likely an advertising blimp parked near the M6 motorway.
Advertising blimp? What I had seen was white without advertising on it. The whiteness wasn’t an effect of overexposure. It didn’t have any markings. You can’t know that unless you actually were sitting with me in the Land Rover in 1995.
The object had also decreased in size by 25% while we approached it. Odd characteristics for a stationary advertising blimp. To get smaller, the blimp would have to have traveled faster than 70 mph. But a blimp top speed is only 55 mph.
I took out a ruler and measured angles and distances from the two photos. The straight lane divider on the motorway made it possible for me to actually triangulate the distance, speed, and size of the object.
The triangulation gave me an even higher speed for the object:
But who knows? Maybe I made a calculation error, and someone can give me a better speed, distance, and size estimate.
UFO Alert!
That leaves me with the question: What did I see?
This is the reason I am stepping forward now.
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