This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

The Psychology of UAP has the answers to your questions about the mystery of unidentified aerial phenomena. This book sets itself apart as a brief and valuable resource that presents an abundance of information in an objective and unbiased form. This book serves as a reference for everything from the psychology of the well-known phenomena to the history of UAP encounters. This book opens with an introduction of unidentified anomalous experiences from antiquity to postmodern times. The book delves into the oldest reported sightings, which range from cave art alleged to depict ancient astronauts to fantastical mythology from the ancient Greco-Roman era. A large part of the book is dedicated to introducing the history of aeronautical and aerospace developments corresponding with UAP occurrences. The remaining part delves into the psychology of UAP, covering areas of study in cognition and neuroscience.