UAP and non-local correlations in the Acta Universi hypothesis

UAP (unidentified anomalous phenomena, formerly UFO) is a phenomenon that in 2025 attracts the attention of not only ufologists, but also serious physicists. In the Acta Universi hypothesis of D. E. Yashchenko (2025), UAP is explained as projections of the AU field caused by non-local correlations — quantum effects, where events at different points in space are connected without transmitting a signal faster than light. This is an extension of Bell's theorem: nonlocality arises from the entropy gradients S s_Θ in the AU field. The provided pages of Yashchenko's monographs (introduction to AUfield and UAP table of contents) confirm that UAP is not aliens, but the physical response of the event archive to sharp entropy peaks (solar flares, nuclear tests, collective thought forms).In 2025, scientific data (Nature, Phys.org They show that non-locality is a reality of the quantum world, and UAP can be its manifestation in the macrocosm. For example, experiments with non-local energy in quantum memories (Phys.org, March 2025) demonstrate a change in particle energy without local interaction-similar to "instantaneous maneuvers" UAP.