UFOlogy (UNEXPLAINED AERIAL PHENOMENA) with Sarah Scoles and Kate Dorsch

Image description: (left) Dr. Kate Dorsch wears a plaid shirt and glasses and smiles toward camera; (right) Sarah Scoles wears glasses and a denim button up shirt under a camel colored coat and looks off camera to her right.

Image description: (left) Dr. Kate Dorsch wears a plaid shirt and glasses and smiles toward camera; (right) Sarah Scoles wears glasses and a denim button up shirt under a camel colored coat and looks off camera to her right.

UFOs are real. Straight up. There are unidentified objects flying around — but does that mean they’re aliens? Two experts in the research and culture of Unexplained Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) -- science journalist/author Sarah Scoles and Dr. Kate Dorsch, a scholar in the History and Sociology of Science -- joined Alie moments after Friday’s breaking news of the Pentagon’s UAP report. Yep, an episode dedicated to the science of FLYING SAUCERS. Strap in for “tic tacs,” space rocks, black triangles, fighter pilot sightings, Roswell, abduction trends, secret military missions, surprising conclusions, and the -ologists’ own wacky field experience researching UFOs … and the people obsessed with hunting town the truth. Which is out there.

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SpaceAlie Ward