THE AUSTRALIAN BULLETIN • Victorian U.EO. V. U.F O R S . . . . Research Society OFFICE BEARERS P.O.B ox4 3,M oorabbinV,i c3.1 89A,u stralia INCORPORATE1D9 88 PRESIDENT JUDITH MAGEE Comments are welcome, address email to vufors@ozemail.com.au VICE-PRESIDENT PAUL NORMAN WfLCOMf Print Post Approved JUNE 1995·· SECRETARY PP338968/0023 TheS ociweeltcyo merse poorftu sn usupahle nomena. TED SKEWES Theseeva lauraet oendt heownir m eriatnsid r fe quested arkee pitnt hset riccotnefsitd ence. TREASURER ThSeo cieextcyh ainngfeosr mwaittsihio mni lar Australian CLIVE YATES andove rseaosr ganisaastwe illoa nsss c,i enatniddsi tss, semintaott hepesu bilnifocr maotnli oocnia nlt,e rsatnadt e Contents overseadsM iopmeinnti stq su artpeurbllyi ctahtei on, MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY ARTICLE "AustrUa.lFi.aBOnu. l lewthiinc'ih:s p ostteoda ll PAGE GARY WING members. Alclo mmunicasthiooubnlesad d drepsestrehd re e turn NUNUTESSECRETARY addrsehsowsno nt hree oafrt hbiusl letin. 2 Editor1al TONY COOK 43 TOin mTe heF oTr rtaihle Truth About Roswell 9 RIAP Bulletin - UFO's On The Moon. SIGHTING INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER SAAM ProJect. ©COPYRIGHT 13 The Moon - Evidence of Ancient PAUL NORMAN Habitation. Nop arotft hpiusb licmaayt biero enp rodwuictehdto huet 15 Bob Dean talks of Aliens on the PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICER writctoenns oefnVt. U.F.O.R.S. Moon. 16 Press Cuttings. GEORGE SIMPSON 18 The Roswell Declaration - T1me out ALL RIGHTS RfSfRVfD A Call for Accountabil1ty by the US Government. EDITORIAL STAFF Contribpuutbiloindssohn eondte cessraerflitelhcpyeto li 19 0n The Trct i i - cunt 1 11ueJ. JUDITH MAGEE cyo ft hVe. U.F.O.R.S. 20 UFO··' s are Back PAUL NORMAN 2242 U-uFFOO lPoogtypo, uarsr iS. cientif .r c Par·ad1. gm .. TONY COOK 26 Book Review - -The Truth About the UFO Crash at Roswell- MfMBfRSHIP RfNfWAL 27 -How far is ..... Far Out?� OFFICERS Fodre taoiflyosum re mbersrheinper weafltoe, tr hm eo nth/ 28 Letters to the Editors. MARY TAYLOR yearc odionntg h aed drleasbeIs o fyo url atbeusltl etin. 3291 Asoucstiertayl iNaen wSsi g-htIitngems s Rfeopor rtsasl.e . Thiisn dictahlteae bssut l lfeotwrih niyo cuhare financial PHIL MYERS we wouladp preyocuirar teen ewabvl t hdea tseh own. AUSTRAUAN UFO BULLETIN 1 . · �ON THE UFO TRAIL� JUNE ·EDITORIAL Truth will always be truth regardless of lack of understanding, disbelief or ignorance. he article, 'Time for The Truth About UFO' s are nonsense, the directive to Commands Since Dr.John Mack stepped into the l1melight on the Oprah Winfrey Program with some of his CE3 exper·iencers, the Roswell' by KentJeffrey, co-ordinator of stresses that the UFO's are indeed serious business. UFO profile has taken on a somewhat different and to say the T International Roswell Initiative, arrived least, a rather sinister aspect. Dr.Mack M.D .. aP ulitzer too late to be published in our March edition. An outstanding example is the directive dated Prize winner, is Professor of Psych1atry at the Cambridge Hospital, Harvard Med1cal School and found1ng director of the After members have read the article in this 24th December 1959, stating that ··unidentified Center for Psychology and Social Change. Bulletin, we hope more will sign and return flying objects treated lightly by the press and John Mack 1s a bra�e man: little did he realize that -going them to us. Members who have already received referred to as 'flying saucers' are serious business''. public'"w ould open the proverbial 'tin of worms' ln-as-much-as and returned the Declaration, may forward forms Included in the directive were all types of apparatus the subject became (respectable'a nd many people al 1 over the world jumped on the bandwagon, some for profit or notoriety and along to a friend or acquaintance, or better still, used in the analysis and investigations ofUFO' s. otners who genuinely needed help. Without his knowledge, the photocopy some for all those who will assist with secret Harvard Committee was formed to quietly - and quickly - their signature. We want as many copies as In the past, when information of investigations remove him from office. Until the battle between the Academics possible by the time a specific date is set for has leaked to the public, the Powers That Be ends, ·it will probably best serve the interests of those who have had an unusual experience, which they are trying to under delivery to the President of the United States, have closed down projects with wide publicity stand, to continue in private with the program a·lreadyb e1ng Congress and American Embassies throughout only to re-open quietly and under another name. followed. A number of those who have come forward have � the world. People are not required to b members benefitted from our program and with professional ass1stance of VUFORS or any other organisation to complete At various stages project names have been SIGN, available ar·e finding it to be rnot;L sati�facLory. If you have Academic qualifications which you feel may assist the forms. A tremendous number of Declarations SAUCER, GRUDGE, AERIAL PHENOMENA Dr.John Mack retain his position, please write to Daniel Sheehan has already been received in other countries. GROUP and BLUE BOOK. Regulations whose addr · e s sa ppears i n "'0 n The Tr a i l -i- n t h i s e i dt i on . governing theU FO investigations have included I have been involved in other attempts io persuade JANAP 146 Joint Chiefs of Staff Directive: the American Government to end the secrecy Communications Instructions for Reporting Vital with regard to UFO' s, such as writing to Intelligence Sightings (CIRVIS) from both civil A WORD ABOUT THE TERM 'COSMIC TOP-SECRET' Congressmen and so forth, while a member of and military aircraft. ·'All persons aware of the Whenw ep ublisthheeid n tervwiietwBh o b workifnogtr h eU SSRa ndE asGte rmanayg aintshte Dean( iFnS R3 9/3) We immediatreel yW est. NICAP (National Investigation Committee on contents or existence of a CIR VIS report are ceivaen du mbeorfq ueriferso fmo lwkh o Intearl iTah,e Times report"eIdn:19 -77, Herr Aerial Phenomena). That organisation made governed by the Communications Act of 1934 claimtehda tth erwea sn os uccha tegoars"y C osmic Ruppw asg ivean s enipoors itbiyoN nA TO'sE co several attempts for open Congressional hearings, and amendments thereto, and Espionage Laws. Top-secret". nomiDci rectowrhaetreeh,,e s aihde,b egasnu pply Howeve,ro nO ctob6e, r19 94 FSRC onsultingd ocumenrtesl evtaonm ty leadeirnEs a sBte rlin" but not to the same extent as this international . . T he unauthorised transmission or revelation anta ndf ormeFrS RC ompanSye cretJaorhynL ade Thesien cludpeadp erfsr omt heN ATO cos co-operation. of the contents of CIR VIS reports in any manner wrotteo m e pointoiuntgt haitnf acat l eadiBnrgi tmict op-secfrielcteo ,v eridnrga fptr oposaflosrt he isnhe wspa�Trhe. Times (Octob5,e 1r99 4) hadj ust organizatSieocnu'rsi Ctoyu ncialn,n uarle porbtys is prohibited.'' carriae rde porotnP, a ge12 , abouat f om1esre niort heS ecretary-Geannedr- ahli,s b iggest coup The (US) Government's resistance has been NATO offficitahleG, e rmaRna ineRru ppw,h oh ad theM C1 61 reporftr om1 988 coverianlglA lli severe back through the years� while the official The effect of this directive, relative to UFO' s, confestsheadft o rt welvyee arhse h adb eena spy, ancei ntelligoennW caer sawP accto untries. policy has been to tell the general public the was to silence even commercial airline pilots j� J� Continued. 2 AUSTRALIAN UFO BULLETIN AUSTRALIAN UFO BULLETIN 3 :: Jime For The Truth About RoswelH�1 bpere1nssg rceelretaa�me habe owuat ss omethingI na so othuetr owf othrdes or, idf iBnlaarnyc ahnadrd d irsasmueadti ca apsre tshse reevleeanste asta Ryionsgw tehlel rwe 1wthausu t correct. . a International Roswe/1/ntttattve �torausrh-'\et<.la rd g1eskn.e trhale raen dw aYs1 cae cCrahs1.he�t <.lo fd S1stka t.. f Coof ltohne eUl nWitieldli aSmta tBesla Ancirh Farodr cwe.o uld later go on to become a The first witness lncate<.l hy inves.tigators who was willing to testify and allow his name to b e used was retired Lieutenant Colonel Jesse Marcel, the intelligence officer of the 509th Bomb G �� ctcrsabtitsmslisys(aeiehnimalbytieUhzrenasravceauoe ye otimaFTtcFtkOte gkDikmue. hlirwl emo O.thi3e0iedbtsneoe h mn. r. n ednul oho w tsftS egt0tmbaeJ iy b i)Aaonohe oarr5 hatriu d-svfeeysk v ilttaamnlsaettuelGeeh segt .elht eiotuq fhdptrr srta e anverdaftasoadao,ubo o rTo h t eiiiiyrrtcucdtlue nupgsnlhmeeyyhnthecrsnrimgsrsongfr e aen uia i eefo th yoiohs1rnOftdiligrrrsf r 2y onsoe fork "sgiisart meis etcah bv,aurmt mtt hdaanvpdtarkhse ieltah1clgeiesala ntl, .nsast t9ei ar o a aontbtihtata• ote9re1 toc uiy iiT lrneg 9icgweiAne 4eemnenh mn dhoodJ4favt dmU ,denovl dau eoe, vt7pean p i bUi re unnmtonhaenne loc rphysRitrdinern tovagtancJrttbtiee e, oiidi pee"ehtn, ta te i sagmdeahi srp deonGntgecnrsabna agifwedom stc c oentfStednr ott eoo nioitrenehdUooeSacd trh rrn drlcae asenfgm ytth.eltascileSe hota a1 n to nfcoetuefrsnrw ehrvtf.o tigaotvctisn eilro hree oramsyn3m eau aesocs raar e0l n cum rntartlttcy innaC 3eu weJhsheellgrtcw dild1tei u di wowooah tutolwao9g amleeeirfrnobtnrsC afyteho red arir•a gf ltlaystw ,na eetkutb ehlr nrUti ani1,envodCy goe teeoieo9tockaS.d iat t hohfs owndskthif4 nfwi dsoianl nbsn aa en oodA7yaRmaJlf refdlygnloftn bu , s.e.a los th hi .dc ra w •tloeclnt apetsteeayanso hMthkrhfTdwpsn(e,he si r ce 4esasaSnipc o e1hrahue0 orvtmrgtcoo9a stDonpeeoe l4amiueweltrnl4u mad yl) aw er,ev thic es ewgn7iaiu hin2fnNeaoataelom ne ht4 awitcltanSavivl pthfnte 0lonl iRasuse on yeeesdcyrw-sSte ul e0dor .odrhsheea labd ",tcin o6to.su o nin Mag e e ih5IitfDfwtwwgvnstndntseirf h5Ii ent eehe nvoftd enw aa ehact fhP.ixpo oltili hrv nae dlamhlhcs.so1.aceoelu ael dcAosoe aveaarlpodftt1tv on set trh en xdwao 9ouemtee ott.Adideedegmn hrus!F4rnnfrli n est lT ontvett7t o totsrbi J,nthrngdhh ove ot h ehb.xyfwuetetcRs?1edeeu feep j1. sqr (atv wer ,oo tndr2o�D setreuImno��cmh4srcleeSNl vhremmey lte w a ees:eteedIiehcrfn,emSt.sd ov vneoqe enle msU o fw tuevnutnonoleu druIbot lrndn eroetr ksosoef cyhes agenidmrAe�m kc�e,c)h eqty vet ti?oe cnhr rN hufcg D a e.apdsvmuecoolc oaee n eeye eeorrrtwrwcfta sStytwcepemi�r oUnltsxewnr u tasida �s atA dean.gipsp1M�irhSo1� cscmt.gbudtob e.i eerh mc".yrdl eecme nn s ie e� mftxt�kF1xn seega a ratmsutewifaWinv�uxialbekceonl gste�atedoailoni�l'rhteeerttds ssf�, - ctArcARoawwst��t��baaen1nen�tattetfcfaar1srarp.rtc e_ lf1rr �mmatetlel�oeTcRiRtoJe� ?1llu.J�nednF� tcfa nocre.h1eeoy pae.w1.<.!kgettktcoeoilreylse il� �rs�,n�alua,loarn n oAdv. . r c ccg�ttllghJn:mtni� n,� o ha ke1rIhene�fe�w dn.dr.h.tt 1.at 1al ,cs co teeoJho Hh1asetwthF sooG.'rf� uWos cethre le eGeoi1non.u:l l t � en he uaf.wH ygowscs�hcz eo�n1 ledtc.ghil eorrahledeneoneoH yqtds �aioch1aens eaerfluvtp s� w1retyw naJr. rnnl. u nl aShmearc. ea 1w l-daadoh be a 9t1rtoep lsI. ashctAsW tat"o tl4ncsoelv e�Tqo ee n1c sbra ers7u 1rls� ltmuao r dahet ir.usft. habnnh shkr tavsdt w�� ri.e�etd hhm.1 uie�eSlcaurnnm � etg�1 1 9. �irrpor-sftnnfu .Swnnghd b. e71aeaFll.,s_lYac .nEeg ael s yom 9set/toat ytldmgah.td ono ea mrnn b"ro thD a nVgaeryakEtC rtntblNnhtama? 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Today, the nurse would be seventy years old. Investigators are I· 4 AUSTRAUAN UFO BULLETIN Sever:tl verv cret.lihle witnesses. nl)W Jece:tsed. told their families before they dieJ t)f their ex matter how high the r rank ur positi11n, those tlluting this line may b�: uninformed, yet telling the �rtence� .tt R,·)swell. One was Captain Ol.iver w .. "Pappy" H�nderson, a pilot with the 509.th Bof!lb truth as they know it.i With the U.S. Government's high degree of compartmentalization and need fGurr1 13u3p vaet aRrsn.s wOenllly i na ft!elJr .. sne. eiHngen mt.leernstntDnn s aotfd t hnen tRhotnsgw ealblo iuntc ihdtesn et xipne an nenewces paat pReor siwn e1l9l 8to0 hdtisJ fhaem tlellyl atoc-cke nss m tov spu hc i hI o i snofp o rmh y.a cti hn na n. c e s a r e t h a t fe w a g e n c i e s or i n d i v id u a Is w o ul d be b r i e f e d o n o r h a v e ·his wi{e (Sapho Henderson) and daughter (Mary Kathryn Groode) about his unusual experience. Agencies in which something might be known, such as the Central Intelligence Agency or He told them of having seen three strange nonhuman bodies and of having been one of the pilots National Security Agency, have rd'used to cooperate with investigators. When seeking Roswell or who tlew the wreckage of the crashed space eraf t to Wright Air Field. UFO-related documents through the Freedom of Information Act, researchers have been repeatedly The main part of the craft apparently came down some distance from the "debris field" at the stonewalled. Claims are made that t.locuments don't exist or can't be released for national security Brazel ranch. Researchers were only recently able to confirm this second site because few people reasons. The few documents that have been released have often been so blacked out that they are knew about it. According to witness testimony, this is also the site where the bodies were found. rendered meaningless. Most of the witnesses to this site have not, in fear of government reprisal, apowed their names to be By way of contrast. in 1991 the Belgian Ministry of Defense released radar tapes from two used. A prestigious law firm has recently been retained to provide legal counsel .to any such wit Belgian Air Force F-16s that had been scrambled to pursue a UFO detected by four ground-based nesses who might consider going public with their testimony. Attorneys from the f1rm·have already radar stations and seen by numerous citizens and by police. The tape was impressive --showing · met with several Roswell witnesses. digital readouts of incredible altitude and speed changes made by the UFO. Under pr�sent govern In addition to Glenn Dennis, other witnesses were physically threatened or intimidated. Accord ment policy, it is hard to imagine such a scenario ever taking place in the United States. Perhaps the ing to members of Sheriff Wilcox's family, he was told by the military, in the presence of his wife, world's greatest democracy could learn a few things about a free and open society from its small that he and his entire family would be killed if he ever spoke about what he had seen. The rancher NATO ally. who originally discovered the wreckage, Mac Brazel, was sequestered by the military for almost a There was actually hope at one time that U.S. policy might change. It came when Jimmy Carter week and sworn to secrecy. He never spoke about the incident again, even to his family. In the was elected President in 1976. In October 1969 while Governor of Georgia, Jimmy Carter had months following the incident, his son, Bill Brazel, found and collected a few "scraps" of material, reported a UFO sighting. Later. in 1976 as a presidential candidate, he pledged: "If I become which he kept in a cigar box. The material was eventually confiscated by the military. president, I'll make every piece of information this country has about UFOs available to the public The Roswell event involved a large number of people and has been publicized since 1980. Logic and the scientists." He then somewhat mystifyingly never said one more word about it publicly would dictate that had there been a more mundane explanation for the unusual debris, numerous after taking office. If he found there was no information to release, why did he not announce it? individuals would have come forward to set the record straight by corroborating the "weather bal• Doing so would have been a natural and easy way to honor his commitment. loon" story or by providing some other explanation for the wreckage, such as a V2 mi�sile orexper Why the U.S. Government defiantly maintains there is nothing to the UFO phenomenon and why . . imental aircraft. That has not been the case. Furthermore, records rule out a m1sstle or atrcraft. it would want to withhold evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence remain a matter of speculation. Additionally, the amount and nature of the debris rule out any type of balloon or balloon instrument Three possible reasons have been suggested: fear of mass panic, perceived national security prob package, including that from project Mogul --the most recently postulated prosaic explanation. lems, and concern about offending religious groups. Whether arguments in any of these areas have While it is possible that the Roswell witnesses, who live in diverse parts of the country, have merit is questionable. Most would agree, however, that whatever reasons there may be for with been engaged in a perfectly orchestrated, long-term hoax with no clear ruotive, it is. unlikely. It is holding such information, they are far outweighed by those for releasing it. true there are a few minor gaps and inconsistencies in some of the accounts, but that IS to be expect The classic argument for government withholding of information on extraterrestrial intelligence ed. There were manv individuals involved and it has been a long period of time. Human memory is from the public is that it might cause a response similar to that of the famous 1938 Orson Welles not perfect. For those familiar with the Roswell evidence, however, it would be hard to imagine a War of the Worlds radio broadcast. (The program featured a simulated news broadcast announcing scenario in which the core event was not true. Cln Clttack hy Martians on Grover's Mill, New Jersey, which panicked a small number of listeners With Roswell so well documented, the question that arises is why the mainstream media has not who had tuned in late.) The argument, however, is tlawed and the comparison is invalid. It is not pursued the story. Two factors stand out. The first is that of a negati.ve mindset. .There is a t�nden realistic to compare a simulated· emergency news broadcast graphically describing a devastating, cy in human nature to resist anything that challenges our preconceived perceptions of realtty. In ongoing attack or invasion to a low-key, formal announcement confirming that other intelligent life most cases, such an attitude serves us well and manifests itself as a healthy skepticism. In other exists in the universe and occasionally visits earth. instances, it may result in a close-minded refusal by otherwise intelligent people. to consider com Furthermore, we are nearly 35 years into the Space Age and at the brink of the 21st century. pelling evidence --especially when that evidence seems to defy common sense or prevailing scien This is a generation that until recently lived for years under the threat of nuclear destruction and that tific theory. Many past revelations of science, for example, have met such resistance --a round now must deal with such threats as AIDS, rising rates of violent crime, international terrorism, etc. earth, evolution, relativity, continental drift, quantum theory, an expanding universe --to name a The possibility that the confirmation of extraterrestrial intelligence would cause mass panic in this few. · day and age is so remote that it hardly merits mention. The second and most damaging factor is ridicule. Unfortunately, UFOs have long been associat The arguments for maintaining secrecy based on national security are just as specious as those ed with tabloid stories, hoaxes, and the "lunatic fringe." In addition, people tend to put UFOs in the based on mass panic. Assuming the wreckage the military retrieved from Roswell was that of an same category as ghosts, mysticism, magic, and other forms of the occult or the supernatural. As a extraterrestrial craft, it would be understandable that the U.S. Government would want to reverse result. anything even remotely related to the area of UFOs is a difficult subject to broach without �ngineer th� technology. It would be reasonable that the government would want to keep certain risking a loss of credibility. Consequently, members of the mainstream media rarely approa�h the details of that technology secret. As with any technology with the potential for misuse, such precau subject. much less treat it with any degree of seriousness or depth. No one wants to make h1mself tion would be prudent and justified. However, the very existence of such a craft would have pro an easy target for cynicism or ridicule. . . found implications. The mere knowledge by the public of that existence would not pose any kind of Moreover, it is not necessary to resort to the supernatural to explam UFOs any more than 1t 1. s threat. Denying the public such knowledge would not be justified and would be an abuse of the necessary to resort to the supernatural to explain the Space Shuttle. UFOs could probably best be power entrusted to those who oversee the country's national security. looked upon as an extrapolation of where our own technology might be thousands of years from When the Carter campaign pledge was not carried out, it was speculated that concern about now. A television, jet aircraft; or nuclear bomb would have seemed magical or supernatural to a offending certain religious groups was the reason. If true, it would represent a violation of the person from the Middle Ages. Similarly, by virtue of the fact that they apparently violate the laws principle of separation of church and state. It would also be placing the interests of a small minority of known physics, UFOs are perceived by us as an aberration of reality. They are, hover, prob above those of the majority. ably quite explainable under laws of science we aren't even close to discovering yet. Like the discoveries of Darwin and Copernicus, the Roswell evidence could have implications Further �xacerbatin!l the credibility problt:m has been the extreme negative position taken by the that challenge certain religious doctrines. Darwin's theory that there could be fossil evidence link U.S. Government. Almost everyone has heard pronouncements from government officials claiming ing mod�rn man and other present-day higher primates to a common primate ancestor conflicted there is no evide\)ce to suppnrt the existence of UFOs or extraterrestrial intelligence. Ironically, no with the creationist view on the �xalted position of man with respect to other forms of life. Like- 8 AUSTRALIAN UFO BULLETIN . AUSTIWJAN UFO BULLETIN 7 wcotusdlt!t h,het! s Reuesnaw es�l 4�luv aildtlchynr cwe�ha.it cehwnt oioutn dlhg e ic mrpelatythi �o�v nxiiiewssptto einnot. cfaIe t s cuo�ulrdi obre ninotnehrupmreatend i ans timepllyliinegg, e nc DAILY RECORD, Roswell, NH - March 8, 1995 tha,t>na scalcet>m p;�r�ng thee volutilldneavreyl opm�onftd ifferaednvtan ce<.! species throughout the universe. hum;tn beings may notr atvee ryhi gh. Sucha humbling realization might bother some GAO continues to search JXOplt, hut prohahly nut must. Cnperniusc' finditnhga tth �e arth along with the other planets circled the sun contradicted the mtt!anayc phtircnot!gifvste h eth teim eaer tthha tto t hbt!e �thatr ctewnhta esr tohfe i cnetenltleigr eonft clriefea tiino nth. eT uhnaitv enrosteio. nT pheer sRiostssw teoldla eyv iidne tnhcaet for information on UFOs icno ual dla drgise� col msumchu nainty e tohfn ootcheenrt riinct evlileiwge bnyt rcaocnefsi rimn itnhge tuhnaitv" tehres eh.u Smpeanc riaficce e ifsf jeucstst ,o infe a sniyn,g tlhea mt seumcbhe ar Richard Olmsted �;!��!R��::;: g�baultlI etgsc ehrdea dsshn o. ltgh.t on the��gs?;1f��Wl: revelation might have on society would be purely a matter of speculation. Generally, however, Record Staff Writer when knowledge replaces ignorance, the long-term result is positive. There is no reason to think that that would not be the case here. If nothing else, the knowledge that it is possible for a civiliza The GeneralA ccounting stitorony tion gs uitrvseilvfe a tnhde igtsr oewnvinirgo npmaiennst oifn btheceo pmroincegs tse, cwhonuolldo ginic aa lslyen asdev parnocveidd,e wa irtehnoeuwt ecdo mhoppleet efloyr dthee fOIofnrftc inicfdeoeso'nnnatJefs1tana 9 r4c7an ohIsf cdthooen cRosweltuimneunlit nsg . ofo thepre oplweh ow rothei m future of man and his environment. one Of the..researchesrasi d-- --------• lettse,Sr chifIfn quireadb out Despite the media's inattention to the matter, and contrary to what some in the U.S. Government 1\.lesday. The 14-month seacrh thea llegUeFdO crashon Mac would like people to think, Roswell is not a figment of someone 's imagination or the product of .W.e are busye vaulatingt urnedu p a documentde tali ..r azBe'l�r anch75 milens€l rth- modern folklore. It involves real people and a real event. The man who issued the press release thingsr.e"s earchGearyr Wee1ngt hed ailayc tivati tRyo swelwle sto fR oswell. miann untchoheu lnUecs.Sisn .m gm otihnlaiuttam reyev,ne ftnoatlu, brC-lsuotnlaord negeresln . WerHailell. i waCmoru elBddli abgnloec ohwanir ttdno,e sawsceahssi, e nivnoect ltsuhoedm ihneiggo hrneeets iprt erpdoe nagece enttoei mrmaelas k,r aihnnakgv eam tttieassitntaiakfibeelsde, dtcaelrtos etsa oeibr de".. fiW" ne ih sahveenbd uo.t s wpee acriefioArm UcyfF JA Oui lwrya2F, s i1f oe9ul47ndd. d tu,h rWeted neagtyte wthsrealdhe eek, wI tnehltlret:e e srs aetdolsn adte�l eweta ebhlreli cesqad ubm eyesv tuehoreny s that the original press release issued by Blanchard was correct and that the Roswell wreckage was of extraterrestrial origin. A United States Congressman was recently stonewalled by the Defense Department ofD efens.e Mogul designedt o detect adDenroen eipmssa senruntoemtt tsrehitnneattag od stfnhar ostuhutlleyed T m .mth aaretirtaneetnr ai ssia nnacsd gei dtrhn oohamsdsas s e ei snxntopcico ree npvssoisidelsietdteni nchcscei sy ai bnnheddeli ritcehea,f ata ittn nhdgdae temi ttx haitnrenavrdteose lrriavsnee as se t craxionpav lli aeisnnrsuuatepteil. ol oingfY. e genrItce tt eahi.ste m tSUimoa.gmSen. e titoGthu olidanveyg, ptGlhrAoooAeOmncc,c tp robntarevisdlenhtosgehn'Ognutd igbisgo jt rna ehegutceqow Aiot unar Pe.s Frs a foot borej arce l el. ascSr etiosozveeribahdyenyra tu csw ch ibleteerenUasneFt.rw sOe i ssdaNetenEsild WnyT USg hFC.acOL tr I iPtPiING SERVICE the cards on the table so that this matter can be resolved, one way or the other. Rout.e 1 - Box 220 Histnry has shown that unsubstantiated official assurances or denials by government are often Plttrnerville, Arkansas. 72127 USA. meaningless. Nevertheless, there is a logical and straightforward way to ensure that the truth about Roswell will emerge: an Executive Order declassifying any information regarding the existence of UFOs or extraterrestrial intelligence. Because this is a unique issue of universal concern, such an action would be appropriate and warranted. It is essentially what presidential candidate Jimmy Carter promised and then failed to deliver to the American people eighteen years ago in 1976. RIAP BULLETIN Additionally, it would cost nothing, offend no one, and be applauded by aiL To provide positive assurance for all potential witnesses, the Order would need to be clearly stated and written into law. Security-clearance violations can bring heavy fines and long prison sentences. 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V .Arkhipov 2 Mare T ranqulfitatis Introduction Then: two general reasons for the search for N 01 a SS All arc � � lunar analogs of terrestrial UFOs: .1 - the extraterrestrial hypothesis of the origin of UFOs 1221; - the existence or nonexistence of lunar U FOs 0 could be a test for some other hypotheses too (natu 0.0 L----------1 ral atmospheric phenomena, balloons, celestial bo 1930 .1940 .1950 .1960 1970 dies, etc.) Nevertheless, the lunar aspect of the UFO prob w E Fig. 2. Waves of LTP reports according to 7 , lem is still unexplored. Although many authors where n is the annual number of reports and nE Gassendi wrote about "UFOs on the Moon" (e.g. [8, p. 42-54; the exponential trend of this number. Reports of b 12, p. 98-181; 13; 14, p. 138-145; 18; 20, p. 22o-- the Lunar International Observers Network ac 230; 21 )) , those attempts were rather superficial tivated only during Apollo missions are 0.1 descriptions of individual cases (often doubtful), omitted. witho�t any serious analysis and comparison with terrestrial cases. 739, 745, 1198 of (7]). It is unlikely that such During several years the author has been study • -1 event s bright dots are reflections from lunar rocks. The ing this problem as part of the SAAM project (Search A-2 events �-2 even-ts very old age of the craters which showed RFMs, 0.0 for Alien Artifacts on the Moon) of the Research • 2 2 events 0 l 2 events together with the rate of meteorite erosion of Institute on Anomalous Phenomena 12 1. Some pre possible natural lunar mirrors, contradict this as 1940 1950 1960 1970 liminary results of this inquiry arc reported here. Fig. 1. Distribution of the starting and final sumption [ 1]. An ideal mirror, observable from the Fig .. . Numbers of LTP events observed in Phenomenology and analogy points of trajectories of FMOs on the lunar Earth, must be of > 0.1 m2 area [151. But "win Mare Tranquillitatis (nM) and the Gassendi disc. The numbers of the events are marked dows" and smooth surfaces are typical of UFO re crater (nG) in the ratio to their total number (N) Only a part of reported terrestrial U FOs could be by different symbols. The dashed line ports [ 11; 19 ]. Incidentally, moving mirrors could [7]. Every step on the plots includes 50 LTPs seen ·from the Moon through conventional te bounds the zone of increased occurence of explain star-like phenomena of short duration observed on the whole lunar disc. The arrows lescopes. Apparently we could sec some brightest FMOs (50 % of the lunar disc area) [5]. ( � 20 min.) and series of point flashes (e.g. cases point to the dates of invasions of space ve "nocturnal lights" and largest "daylight discs" as moving or motionless transient bright (sometimes as jectorics. Their velocities (-1 02 km/ s) and accelera Nos. 1262, 1327of [7]). hicles which landed in these regions (R - dark) spots and dots. Similar phenomena arc known tions (-104 g) arc similar to those of UFOs Moreover, LTPs demonstrate the same statis Ranger: S-Surveyor: A-Apollo). tical properties as UFOs. Indeed, L TPs as well as as lunar transient phenomena (LTPs) [7; 16]. LTPs observed near the Earth. UFOs arc more often observed near the terminator arc usually interpreted as dust or gas-dust clouds Nocturnlaiglth s moving against the lunar disc and near it at the dark side of the Moon [ 16 ). A gas cloud cannot September 25, 1969 (Fig. 4). The second L TP · 3 1954-56, and 1964-67 years become evident velocitiesfrom 10- to 1 degree per second during , exist as a point object during periods of IOminutes zonc appeared between the Sabine and Maskelyne (Fig. 2). By the way, the terrestrial UFO waves � 1 minute [3 ]. From literature and the files of the to 2 hours of the NLs lifetime. It is almost craters around the impact site of Ranger 8 and of 1954 and 1967 seem to be intriguing analogs RIAP L TP network, the author has compiled a cat unlikely that electrical discharges in a dust-gas landing sites of Surveyor 5 and Apollo 11. About to the LTP waves [10; 19]. alogue of FMOs which had the starting and/ or cloud can give a luminescence of quasiconstant 1. 7 % of current L TPs belonged to this Mare in final points of their trajectories on the lunar disc. magnitude during such a long til]le. Hints at intelligence 1964-69, but 0.1 % only at other times. After More than 39 such dots lie on one half of the (b) Searchlipghhetn omensau:pe r-bright light the cessation of invasions in the Sea, the L TP It is well known that behavior of UFOs not in disc (Fig. 1). Only 9 points are behind this zone. dots seen by a naked eye (e.g. cases Nos. 6, 7, 9, 18, activity vanished there. It is scarcely likely that the frequently appears intelligent. These objects per According to the binomial distribution the prob 257 of [7]); illuminated streaks on the lunar surface observers were especially interested in the landing form diverse manoeuvres and manipulations by ability of such accidental asymmetry is only (cases Nos. 17, 20, 94, 102, 174, 192, 884 of [7 )); sites. The L TP-zone near Ross existed for 5 years 6 lights, display interest in .human activities, as well 7.6 X 10- [5]. Although the western (selena numerous compact luminous spots on the surface as respond defensively to various external in while 16 probes landed in other sites. Neverthe graphic) ha\t. of the lunar disc is less popular (illumination by an unseen source of Ught'?>. less, the L TP activity in the zone was not noticed fluences [ 11 ). LT Ps also demonstrate what can be among observers than the eastern one, FMOs arc All these effects can be found, for example, in when Apollo 17 landed on December II, 1972, called intelligent or quasi-intelligent behavior. The more often seen there. Thus, a considerable part the description of the famous radar-visual UFO of 370 km from Ross. Although the Ross D crater is "invasions" of Earth's vehicles to certain lunar re of FMOs is really connected with the Moon. Ap September 7, 1984, seen over the USSR [ 11, p. 27 ). recommended for L TP patrol, at present reports gion5 stimulate statistically significant, real, tem parently, the contribution of terrestrial bodies and Reflectifornosmf lamti rrors . 6. Cameron W.S. Lunar Transient Phenomena : manifestation, site distribution. correlations l(J" and possible causes.-Physics of the Earth and Planetary Interiors, 1977, Vol. 14, No. 2, p. 194- 216. 7. Cameron W.S. Lunar Transient Phenomena Catalog NSSDC/WDC-A-R&S 78-o3, Greenbelt: NASA, 1978. 8. Drake W.R. Messengers from the Stars. Lon- don: Sphere Books, 1977. 20° 30° 40° 9. Gcake J. E., Mills A.A. Possible physical +•-- 12 LLTPTP eevvenentt s RRSB --RRaanngegerr--68 upjroctheesEseasr rchauansidngP Ltarannestarieyntl nlutenraiorr esv.e1n9t1s7.-, VPohly.slic4s, The Moon • Evidence of Ancient northwest area of moon disk. in the related photo catalog] near Ukert •- 3 LTP events SS-Surveyor-S No. 3, p. 299-320. Habitation crater shows anomalous geometric +- 6 LTP events All -Apollo-11 \0. Gindilis L.M .. Men'kov D.A .. Petrovskaya "Lunar Orbiter, February structures extending on the ground for •- 7 LTP events I.P. Observations of Anomalous Atmospheric Phe On June2 , 1994 RicharC.d 1967 ...0 riginal negative from National tens of miles over an area the size of Fig. 4. Spatial distributions of sites of LTPs nomena in the USSR: A Statistical Analysis. Insti Hoagland prefsoret nhtee dfi trismte Space Science Data Center (NSSDC) the Los Angeles basin. All of these (7] and landings in Mare Tranquillitatis. where tute of Space Research. Preprint No. 473. Moscow, thee videntchea hte a nd hMiasr s at Goddard Space Right Center, unnatural structures appear to have the solid curve is the Mare border. dashed 1979 (in Russian). Missitoena mh avfeo undr egardinGgr eenbelt, MD: III-84M of 'Shard' and sustained varying degrees of damage curves are the borders of LTP-zones, the only 11. Hesemann M. UFOs: Die Beweise. Eine anciensttr uctuorne s thMeo on. 'Tower' on southwest side of Sinus from meteorite and micro meteorite LTP that was observed there before 1964 is Dokumentation. Muenchen: Verlag Michael Thise videnicsce o ntaiinneN dA SA Medii from 30 miles altitude ... 'Shard' marked by a small circle. Hesemann. 1991. photoagprhst hat aarvea ilatbol ea nd 'Tower' about 230 and 200 miles 12. Jessup M.K. The Expanding Case for the thep ublicT.h ep resentattoiookn distant from camera, ccerellaasreu mi,n w eLre T Pno-atc atcivciotym painn iedth besye s irgengiifoicnas.n tT ihne UF1O3.. LLoeonndaornd: AHr. cSoo Pmuebbliocdayti oEnl,s e1 9I5s 7O. n the Moon. pUlnaicvaees ra s lietyc tuornetc haemOip hnui soS ttahtee gr ersappehc tiv[ies]l y .4..5O rideengtarteieosn otof thsios upthho toof cetioxvipintlyoc irdoaeft idoM wn ti.t ohPf ai c Mote aminrpoe trhIamartyb ardireuecmar e ianins e 1 o91f95 5t5h9-e-7 7L1 T1 [7P e-]v.a ecn NLae1nw4d .Ye Ldo.er ksLl:oi ePn odDcok.n,e :At N Bdeooavmiklslsek, iS 1pG9e7.a 6rF.m lyainn,g 1S9a7u0c.e rs Have MIlnieddceOtephunirdwRoeeae nssHc esaeapl roalAcnu shsds oiortceboidyra iITttunhehmcese,. , AASp o10llo-3 210-4 p85ho5t, oagnrda pAhSs 1A0-S3120--43825-64.8 54, Therefore, the "Invasion Effect" seems to be quite 15. Liemohn H.B. Specular reflection on the and the OhSitoa teU niversity trheeali.r aSnoamley soist hcearn mbea nfoifuensdta itnio Rnse fos.f [t 4h;i s5 e).f fect and Mo1o6n. .-Mildcdalrehusu, r1s9t6 B8., MV.o Al. 8S,u Nrvoe.y2 ,o pf .L 2u5n9a-r2 6T4r.a n Acehraopntoaefur t thaienAc dms e irAcsatInrn osntaiuAtotsfui tces"seS vu.er nv epyhoort o6g, rNapohvse mpubbelris h19ed6 7i .n.. 0NnAeS oAf I Conclusions -sPileannte tParhye Innotmercionras.,- 1P97h7y,s iVocs l. o1f4 .t hNeo .E3a,r pth. 1a8n5d- pHaoratgol fa nptdrh oavtpi rdeMesOdeR nAt waitMtirhoa. n ,Te netcithlendic aSl uRrevpeoyortr 362 -1M26is2s i(oNnA RSe7p-1o0rt),, "0� 1. There is significant similarity between tbe 193. copyo f a reporptr eparebdy Part III...published by JPL at Cal. ..110.... atUspoaAhpefssFe l2 pey34iU1a Oenec..E.. 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OOnb stehrev aImtorpyo.r ta19n9ce3 ,o fV Nool.n c1la13s-. EDITOR: VRIlaAdiPm ir V. Rubtsov H"Aoraegasla nodf . ..i n[itne reeasrtl:y C] e19n9tr4a.l area and tirhnicgo ssetto rua sctshtouecr ieansto ertda bhwo ivotehf ttthhheee to"gTwrooeuwrn eedxr," t elnifkoder hawweviE etncy saiaeedls-' lsewgrau siabdn tnyudecserwsht' chsye,ltiepd ahcsno miehthe sm. 'i s' NMoo3.o .n 11A.-1r7kZ, hepim.p 3oly0va6 -iA 3V.0 sV7e.l. t !nMnoavyiun,g 1 99"4o,b Nj�oc.t s1", po. 8n6 -th9e1 3P1.O00.B22o x K4h6a8r4k ov-22 csoenuttehrw oefs tMerno oarn edais ko;f M Sarineu sC. rMiseiudmii,, Aabpooultl oa 1h0u npdhroetdo gmrailpehs . [bTlahcek ecneendso roeudt · eatrivxboaneaurygbct ud1rit l,e00g arscrihs pan0 tpftiod aeen ctho s-oevhf erthir epecaare set n t (in Russian). UKRAI�E sightining Desrb yshire,_.. ._. AUSTRALIAN UFO BULLETIN 13 12 �RAUAN UFO BUUETIN • � r• � "' " .. � ... � ... :- � - • > ..._ • "THE CITY COMPLEX NEAR about other intelligent life in the holes of varying size can be detected UKERT Photograph ASI0-32-4822 in Universe. Clearly, such structures within this cubic pattern, probably NASA catalog SP-232 is blacked are well beyond our current technolo caused by meteorites. out...[in the actual photograph] the gies, and rank with the Pyramids and impact...Recognition of such tals the size of city blocks are cur indications of additional light reflec image shows features near Ukert that Sphinx on Earth, and with the "I support Hoagland's interpretation that damage is important in understand rently unknown. I concur with tive material...The regular cubic defy conventional explanation. A linear Cydonia complex and its humanoid the anomalous patterns in photographs ing and interpreting the nature and Hoagland that the Shard may be a and/or rectangular nature of this dome-shaped hill runs diagonally across face on Mars, as major mysteries of from Sinus Medii and Mare Crisium time sequence in the origin of these highly eroded remnant of some sort pattern, and indications of radiating the photograph. To the north of that hill our Solar System. cannot be explained as natural. I further structures. of artificial structure made of glass structures that connect the Tower with a large area exists with regularly support his interpretation that these pat like material. Other larger struc the surface indicates that material of aligned rows of structure. "THE DOME OVER MARE terns above the surface are caused by "Apollo 16, June 1972. ..N ASA tures and their reflectivity iri the low light reflectivity exists above the CRISIUM Further evidence for such enormous structures of artificial origin, photograph AS16-121-19438, area support this theory. Moon's surface over a large area "I agree with Hoagland that someone or massive constructs on the Moon can structures that may represent the looking northwest from above the measured in hundreds of miles. The some group within NASA deliberately be found in Mare Crisium ...N ASA remains of glass domes that were built eastern edge of Mare Crisium and "THE TOWER ... represents an irregular splotchy reflection from concealed this picture in the catalog photograph AS 16-121- to cover, protect and provide a life across Mare Tranquilitatus from 70 enigma of the highest magnitude, some of this aerial material may be because of its content. and that this area 19438. ..[ shows] a strange set of support environment for habitable struc miles altitude. because it rises more that five miles due 'to meteorite and projectile may contain one of several city com large, concentric, circular light pat tures on the surface." above the surface of the Moon, and damage over millions of years. Its plexes that were built under an enor t�rns within the mare. To one side an "UKERT. . .is a crater-like feature has been photographed from five highly transparent nature (bright stars mous glass dome within Sinus Medii. enormous spire of tower rises from "In conclusion Dr. Cornet states the fol that displays a circumscribed equi different angles and two different can be seen behind and through this The sheer implications of such massive the surface within the perimeter of lowing: ."Clearly, further independent lateral triangle at full Moon (noon altitudes ... [It] exists in front of and material) indicates wither an open structures on the Moon, if verified by an these light circles. Magnification of investigation and analysis by experts is local time) in its center ... this triangle to the left of the Shard in Lunar grid with cubic spaces or glass-like : open and honest visit by astronauts to the area around this spire shows warranted. There is also a relevant need is not natural, because the sides of Orbiter ID-84M photograph. The material held together by some sort of the Moon, would cause Man to rethink cubic patterns like those around the to press the Pentagon into releasing all the . 'crater' are much brighter only distance from the Tower and the structural grid or a combination of many ideas and question many beliefs Tower in Sinus Medii. Numerous 1.5 million Clementine photographs opposite the sides of the triangle .. .If camera is estimated at about 200 both. Other photographs ... confrrm the I immediately and without censorship." a line is drawn from the centers of miles, while the distance to the size and extent of this grid-like con each bright area across the triangle Shard beyond the Tower is estimat struction. I to the opposite angle, the lines will ed at about 230 miles, The top of FLYING SAUCER REVIEW exactly bisect each angle. Such the Tower has a very ordered cubic "The 'three Apollo photographs regular geometry is not a natural geometry, and appears to be com showing the Tower in the distance feature of any terrain, either on posed of regular cubes (similar in also show the grid structure from BOB DEAN TALKS OF ALIENS ON THE Earth or on the Moon. size) joined together to form a very above ...Th e grid pattern appears to be large cube with an estimated width three dimensional, and is expressed as MOON "THE SHARD .. .is an obvious struc of over one mile. There is apparent dark lines with random points of ture which rises above the Moon's damage to the outline and surface of reflection around those lines. The surface by more than a mile. Its this megacube, because many cubic grid appears to be some sort of In the last of five talks given at the Second Annual knowi tT.h eyw erse eena,n dt hesya wu s.E verAyp ollo overall irregular spindly shape (co spaces or indentations occur over its support structure, perhaps formed GulBfr eezUeF O ConefrencienP ensalcaoF,l oridmai,s siwoenh a dw asm ontioreadn df ollowed". ntaining a regular geometric pattern) surface (these spaces are 50-60 from a metallic rebar .. .l agree with ovetrh wee ekeonfdO ctob1e4-r16 , 1994, retiArremdy Concernitnhgae l isepne cwiheosr esemubslh,ee s ai"dT:h ey with constricted nodes and swollen times larger than pixel size, and Hoagland's interpretation of this mate Ctohmepmraa cnkSodegf tdt M e.ati jalaosbr o uRttohD eAbe elaerindnt eswi l hevora eradae s mtounnugns fi.urn gH neleo vosekkomr n u ocwihl tk Yi.eo utut hshi,ectn yohk ua dlstidi dn tne 'xtttoy obuaog ntedyhn oeeurwr oatulhlsed? " internodes, if natural, has got to be their shapes are not controlled by rial as remnant portions of the glass saitdh a"ti,an c overs-oum pa ssiavnedi nsidtihoaiutdts w asr fA womani nt hea udieansckee "dI sH illar(yC linatnoa nl)- the. wonder of the Universe. No the rectangular shape of the pixel). structure, which still remains attached Waterga'tit1eeU" .,S G.o vernmieshn itid nfgr omi ts own ipeeon?" known natural process can explain A naror w columnar structure con and suspended above the Moon's plteh nee ws thaatr feto uhres rpee coifeAs li enosnt hMeo on, Deanc huckalnedsd a isdh e wasA nndot th.eh new enotn t o such a structure. Computer nects this cube with the surface of surface on a metallic cross support oneo fw hic"hl oojkussl ti kues "! explawhiyno ura stronnaoul tosn ggeor tthoMe o on. enhancement with about 190 feet the Moon. The columnar support is structure. The Tower, by contrast, is Deasna itdh a"ta ltlhae s tronkanuotwis ta ,n dm anyo f "Wew erteo ltdog et tohfef Moaonnds, t aoyf fs'a,i Dde an. (60 meters) resolution shows an at least three miles tall, and tapers visible in all three photographs, theamr eh avgi nnervoburse akdowTnhseg. u yasr eb enig [oFry earpsa sI th ave bpeoeinng t oiun"th owo ddi wta s" that irregular outline with more reflec towards its base. The taper may be because there is much more glass forcetdok eetph emioru tshhsu tTh.e y'breei nfogr cebdy t he weh ave never bteote hneM oboanc,k Ia snudg gesltoendg tive and less reflective surfaces. The in part due to perspective, if the remaining than on the suspended grid Governmetnokt e etph ger eatseesctro efot u rt iem". agot hatth iwsa sc leeavri detnhcaewt e h adb eeWnA RNE D amount of sunlight reflecting from Tower is oriented at an angle and is structure around the Tower. Even "NASAk nowasb ouitt T.h eh ighelsetvl es Goofv ernmentO FFG.. c.]. the parts of the Shard indicate a leaning towards the camera. The from different angles and distances in composition inconsistent with that leaning tower may be part of a these photographs, the top of the of most natural substances. Only larger more transparent structure, Tower appears as a giant cube made FLYING crystal facets and glass can reflect which is also inclined. up of smaller cubic and hexagonal SAUCER ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIO(NF ORF OURI SSUEPSE RY EAR,P OST- FREE) that much light (polished metal sur objects. REVIEW UNITEKDI NGDOM£:I5 .00( sincgolpei £e.4s. 00e �ch) faces are not naturs.l). Single crys- "Surrounding the Tower are faint I' ALLO THER( SiCenOc &UolNpTiR£e(I5sIE. NS00OC RL $UUDSI9UN.SG00AA )l)po£ l:s1 .t8f00 r eOeR$ USJS.OO (US dol/aprta yablitnN tOwv Yeorrske.Wa� tsl c ramn�enioxaclctc rtp�Ul:US -SA d$1o0 l.la00cr h Atlqult dcsroo atuwhnnoet nrr (£ 6oir.00ttos r bno nksou uidtth t USA} OOVRE BRYS CEHAESSQ UUBESI CNUR SI DBOELRSLSHA ORUSLO DRA RWE NM IITBN YT C HHEEU QSUAE OO NRALYW O,NR BIYNS I TNERTLEINRGN AOTNI AO BNAANHLKO INNETY H EO URNDIETRIE NDSK TIbNGL DIONHG .' ESTABLISHED 1955 Alml� ield,i tomr�in�el�r n ds� bIsFRc ErMiIpTTstiIhoNonGusbeBl Y di G dIdRrOe stTsoHTe EhdFeN ES dRi'AtsCo FCrSO,R UP NuTb lNiUcMaBtELitRod InP,Ss3. 5O6.32 5B I1o6.x1, Hi&hW ycombe,B ucks. HP IJSDZ,E n&l�d 14 AUSTRALIAN UFO BULLETIN AUSTitAUAN UFO BULNLETI 11 PRESS CUTTINGS OF INTEREST all Herald Sun, Saturday, May 6, 1995 Not that glitter in the night sky are stars or UFOs ' CRANBOURNE residents have been the vic Inquiry on tims of a UFO hoax, an international re searcher said last week. Following a report by Good Gri�/last week, the Top secret film of an· alien 1 Sun was inundated by calls from people who alien sex had seen mysterious lights in the sky ·on January 29. Two callers said they saw similar lights on professor A TOP-SECRET film allegedly evidence should be publicly exam checked out by Kodak who con Christmas night. showing a dead alien will be ined. firm it is 50 years old, and we now The number of calls prompted UFO researcher CAMBRIDGE, Mas screened for the first time in the He passed it to British television plan to have it examined by film of 42 years Paul Norman to visit the Sun psacshyucsehtitas-t Arw iHhsaotr vhaarsd world in Britain this year. documentary film maker Ray San experts at the university." offices on Friday to investigate. probed reports ofe xtra It will also form the basis of a tilli who was in America making a Mr Mantle, director of investiga. He said residents were the victims of an ••ama terrestrseiaxlu ale xperi sensational BBC televison documentary about Elvis Presley. tions for the UFO association teurish" hoax that had been going on for mentso n humans is documentary due to be shown in The 1llm is alleged to show scien added: about two years near the Dandenongs. underi nvestigatbiyo n August. tists examining a creature laid on ''I have seen one seven-minu "There are a couple of gangs of pranksters," Mr hispe rs.e The 91-minute film, classified as a slab inside a tent at the crash reel. The film is clear and veij Norman said. The Harvard Medical top secret for almost 50 years, will site, guarded by military police. intriguing. "We know for a fact that they've been sending Committee is reviewln« be shown to an international audi Scientists carry out an autopsy "Of course, any 1llm or picture up garbage bags with a basket on it and a light Dr John Macka,respec tea ence of UFO spotters at a two-day on the alien body and examine can be faked, but if this is a hoax, a because they've come down in paddocks, and a Harvard MedicalSc hool conference at Sheffield Hallam tissue samples. lot of people were involved be little over a month ago one came down on a professoarn d Pulitzer University. It is also said to show part of the cause they can be clearly seen on house." prizew innerf,o rhis treat. It was shot by US government spaceship wreckage, allegedly screen, and by now we might have Mr Norman said the practice was not only ment opaft ientsw ho � officials in the desert of New Mex made from a material that could expected that one of them would against Civil Aviation Authority regulations ported close encounterso f ico, allegedly after a flying saucer not be be burned, dented or cut. have let the cat out of the bag. but a fire danger. the sexualk indw ith crash-landed in 1947. Experts believe the cover-up ' "Our intention· is to show the He said about 85 per cent of sightings were space creatures. thUe Ss Airite Fanodrc et hoeffi cfiialmls , sesahloetd boffy wchaasn ocred etroe d ttroy gitvoe UcoSp syc ietnhtei stesn a cfiolmnv· ianncde dt hite nis Mgern uSiannet, ilwlii,l l wshpoe aiks smimetpeolyr ite"sm, issptaakcee nj unidke, nbtaitlyloo", nsp eoorp plel anseese.i ng hisD rbM ooake,Ak mbd aukcetisco nl:e Haiurn military cameramen, was im gineering. about the film. Mr Norman, who works with the Victorian man Encounters With mbeeUBednuFi taOc tot eehvlxyeep rcee1l6rdammts ssu cpifil aebeidvmlae. c rtk hs eian tncrude. t wh hhiates wstoiiaT lslah tbtsete rfr saUoccFrmte O ema nsoce ordfena i rfn tea hrAfieauennglc due5 s0awt0s i hsRe elnurikteshes uliiyat uMpa" Tntthhleeen i rp eoowpnle wmiilnl dhsa,v"e staoi dm aMrke HeimUn sgeFan OiUtd iFRnmO ea1ss9ne 7yaf6u rpc.l leh-to iSocpmlee ipseiutnytc, ethh taeasirk beionwgen ne aiinrnltvyee rsrpetritgeirtaaet frdHAoelolme ualis, bct cotseuth pthateaasthsrt e ct rhasrusetpa haft ceutwerh eese xist. scciniaol mepAmnieter daefi rmlimcbaayn, , ,s wnhahoo owt f bo8oe2nrlm aie1nev4dre drset mteilhllis lel,ii vtcwaionarvygs saMenCaadnro ctSnhleof e uArotsehfsn otAccheifrea i tcoiBaor.nr gi atsinsahiisd e: Ur FOPh iRliep sitsec "rrTeeasehltnri.e"sin a figdl ymb e hfcoarresea n tieinnv egtrh hei nawdteo anr lspdeu abnilnidc tthhiaoedny s behoaned n s sieegcohnnti.s nigstse,n bt utin t hree pcoarllteinrgs toon tlhye w Shuant aress.utAm booEjerngdc i,w· te ohtssfoh. 1sae c3i asedr anest suaedliaiesre cnh "People saw lights in the sky and they reported er-up was wrong and that the "We have already had the film -PA lights in the sky. These people are honest, pwolmefroan m toohimk ; speaJ ermrry samwho they're reporting only lights in the skies," Mr saidshe ist hem otheorf a Norman said. human-alien hybrid;and While this hoax was "amateurish", others were Peterw, ho said hadhe an far more sophisticated. "aliewife'n '. "When you have something sophisticated like a The mquiryw illc on pilot in Sydney some time ago deliberately .s idewrh etheDrr Mack I setting up their aircraft with wires underneath has brourhtH arvard I ? Are You Financial ? aUnFdO t.u"r nh et hsea ildig. h•'tWs eo nk, ntohwe yt hcearne rweasse mobnele oaf imanitndoti asirenpseutdtanan edd,a rifd hosef those sort here about August 1993 that many scholarliyn vestiration. � Check Your Address Label � people mistook for l.fFOs." Some IvyLeagu e acad Mr Norman said people siRhting what tht'y emics have ealled forhJs believed to be lJFOs could write to the society . oustinr,o thersha ve de fended academicfre ed om. at PO Box 43, Moorabbin 3189. · Thei nvestigaItsei xon -BARRY REYNOLDS pected to be completed in twom onths. VUFORS Committee would like to thankt hosem embers who -AFP have contributed to thise dition of theB ulletinb y forwarding PressC lips etc, Keep up the �ood work - we do appreciate it. 18 AUSTRAUAN UFO BULLmN AISTI itAUAN UPO BUNU.ETI 17

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