Iya Whiteley

Iya Whiteley, a space psychologist and director at the Centre for Space Medicine, shares fascinating insights about the psychological challenges astronauts face. She discusses the potential of telepathy for communication in space and how cognitive engineering enhances pilot performance. The conversation also delves into the extraordinary abilities of children, the emotional strain on high-stakes professionals, and the importance of nurturing curiosity in both children and adults. Iya’s work blends science and creativity, even extending to designing engaging baby books!

Dr. Iya Whiteley is a cognitive engineer and space psychologist dedicated to improving astronaut training and human cognitive capabilities. She discusses how early storytelling influences memory and emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration at the Sol Symposium. Jeff Nussatelli, a former U.S. Air Force airman and whistleblower, shares his emotional experience testifying about UAP incursions at Vandenberg. He highlights ongoing threats to witnesses and the drive needed to pursue truth despite risks. Together, they explore pivotal themes in the UFO discourse.

Dr. Iya Whiteley, a space psychologist, discusses her background in psychology and cognitive engineering. She talks about designing equipment and training programs for extreme environments, improving the reporting culture around UFOs, and the transformative power of engaging with babies. They also explore the concept of an Earth language and the power of curiosity and communication.