Limina 1:1: Foundations, Frontiers, and Future Prospects of UAP Studies

Saw this and thought it seemed interesting: http://limina.uapstudies.org/volume-1-number-1

“Limina is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal. Its fundamental purpose and most basic intent is to advance the study of unidentified aerospace phenomena to the next level of serious, rigorous, academic scholarship. Limina takes its name from the two ways of defining the adjective “liminal”, both of which we see as relevant and necessary for understanding the study of the multifaceted UAP phenomenon. The first definition of “liminal” is “a transitional or initial stage of a process”. In our case, this is the process of advancing the study of the UAP phenomenon in the direction of some future science that is capable of accounting for the phenomenon as a whole, to include its many anomalous layers (from the more physical to the more psychical). The second definition of “liminal” is “occupying a position at or both sides of a boundary or threshold”. In our case, this directly relates to what Limina will study: the UAP phenomenon as precisely one existing at the boundary or threshold of what is considered ordinary or normal, or what is considered an acceptable object of serious academic and/or scientific investigation.”