UAP Personalities

Caluag, Ed
- Filipino paranormal investigator and TV personality.
- Known for investigations/exorcism-style segments on Philippine media.
- Represents modern “paranormal celebrity” culture adjacent to ufology.
Cameron, Grant
- Canadian UFO researcher focused on government secrecy/disclosure.
- Known for research tied to “Charlie Red Star” sightings.
- Prolific author connecting UFOs with politics and consciousness themes.
Campbell, Steuart
- Skeptical writer who argued many UFO reports have mundane explanations.
- Wrote a major “debunking” style book aimed at investigators.
- Also published skepticism-focused works on other mysteries.
Cannon, Dolores
- Hypnotherapist-author central to modern “experiencer” ufology.
- Popularized regression-based alien-contact narratives.
- Massively influential in New Age UFO culture and publishing.
Carlson, Amy
- Leader of the “Love Has Won” movement (“Mother God”).
- Used online New Age + conspiracy content to attract followers.
- Relevant as a modern cult / fringe-belief ecosystem figure.
Cassirer, Manfred
- Author linking parapsychology and UFO themes.
- Known for a small, focused book often cited in niche discussions.
- Represents “psi + UFO” crossover literature.
Cathie, Bruce
- Pilot-author who promoted “Earth grid” / harmonic theories for UFO power.
- Best known for Harmonic 33 and related grid-energy claims.
- A classic example of “theory-first” ufology writing.
Chalker, Bill
- Australian UFO researcher and author.
- Known for The Oz Files and investigative writing on Australian cases.
- Also wrote on forensic-style abduction claims (“Hair of the Alien”).
Chauvin, Remy
- French scientist who wrote about UFOs and “unknown” phenomena.
- Represents European scientific-curiosity engagement with the topic.
- Often cited in French-language ufology literature.
Childress, David
- Alternative-history author strongly tied to “ancient mysteries” ufology-adjacent culture.
- Known for Lost Cities series and fringe archaeology.
- A major bridge between UFO lore and “ancient advanced civilization” narratives.
Clancy, Susan
- Psychologist known for analyzing alien-abduction belief and memory.
- Argued many “abduction memories” can be explained without literal kidnapping.
- Important in the scientific/critical literature around experiencers.
Clark, Jerome
- One of ufology’s major reference-encyclopedia authors.
- Compiled people, cases, and concepts into widely used UFO encyclopedias.
- A core “librarian of ufology” figure.
Clarke, David
- British academic and journalist who researched UK UFO files and folklore.
- Known for work tied to National Archives UFO material and case history.
- A key “documents + cultural context” ufology figure.
Cohane, John
- Author associated with ancient-astronaut style speculation.
- Wrote Paradox arguing for extraterrestrial involvement in human origins.
- A classic “deep history + ET” bridge figure.
Colby, C. B.
- Author/illustrator known for eerie “true or tall tale” compilations.
- Not a core ufologist—more a popularizer of the weird/strange.
- Relevant as a feeder source for “mystery culture” adjacent to UFO lore.
Condon, Edward
- Physicist associated with the Colorado UFO study (“Condon Committee”).
- The “Condon Report” became a major turning point in official UFO discourse.
- Often cited as a key institutional skepticism milestone.
Cook, Nick
- Aerospace/defense journalist who wrote a landmark “anti-gravity” investigation.
- Connected UFO lore with classified R&D narratives.
- A key modern influence on propulsion speculation communities.
Cooper, Bill
- Conspiracy broadcaster/author who heavily influenced modern UFO-conspiracy culture.
- Behold a Pale Horse became a foundational text for many communities.
- A major amplifier of “UFOs + government + hidden history” narratives.
Coppens, Philip
- Author who popularized ancient-aliens and historical mystery themes.
- Known for The Ancient Alien Question and related works.
- A major “history channel era” influence on UFO-adjacent culture.
Corliss, William
- Compiler of anomaly handbooks across astronomy and natural phenomena.
- Not a ufologist, but widely used by anomaly researchers.
- A major “catalog the weird” reference-builder.
Cornell, Tony
- Long-time psychical researcher and investigator.
- Known for field-method style writing on paranormal investigation.
- Relevant as “how to investigate anomalies” adjacent to ufology.