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In "The Invisible College," Jacques Vallée explores the mysterious and enduring phenomenon of UFOs through the lens of a small, informal network of dedicated researchers who have been investigating these occurrences for over forty years. This network, which Vallée refers to as the "Invisible College," began with a handful of individuals who interviewed witnesses, collected data, and exchanged findings on an international scale. Over time, this group has expanded into a broader, volunteer-based research effort, attracting participants from around the world. Despite decades of investigation, the core questions raised by these researchers remain unresolved.

Vallée proposes that a powerful force has influenced humanity throughout history and continues to do so today. He questions whether this force is of extraterrestrial origin or whether it stems entirely from within human consciousness. This inquiry forms the foundation of the work carried out by the Invisible College.

A respected figure in the field, Dr. Jacques Vallée began his career as an astronomer at the Paris Observatory in 1961. His interest in UFOs was sparked after witnessing the destruction of tracking tapes that recorded unknown objects orbiting the Earth while working with the French Space Committee. Moving to the United States in 1962, Vallée continued his work in astronomy at the University of Texas at Austin before earning a Ph.D. in computer science from Northwestern University in 1967. His collaboration with J. Allen Hynek, the scientific consultant for the U.S. Air Force's Project Blue Book, led to the creation of "The Invisible College." The book delves into the intersection of science, consciousness, and the unexplained, challenging readers to reconsider their understanding of UFO phenomena.