Ian Porritt
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Ian Porritt

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Ian Porritt is a UAP behavioural‑analysis researcher whose work focuses on identifying the repeatable operational patterns found across the modern and historical UAP record. His research examines high‑reliability cases—from Cold War nuclear‑site incursions to modern multi‑sensor encounters—and treats them as structured behavioural datasets rather than isolated sightings.

He is the author of UFO Intentions: Decoding the Patterns, which maps the consistent behavioural signatures that reveal focus, constraints, and intent across decades of UAP activity. His follow‑on book, UFO Origins: What Their Actions Reveal, applies physical, astronomical, and environmental constraints to determine the most plausible origin scenarios based on those same behavioural and operational patterns.

Together, these works establish a unified analytical framework for understanding UAP behaviour: Intentions define the patterns; Origins traces them back through time to reveal where they lead. Ian’s research provides a disciplined, evidence‑based foundation for interpreting UAP activity and understanding the intelligence behind it.
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