Dit is ons nieuw hondje Kira, een kruising van een waterhond en een Podenko. Ze is sinds 7 februari 2024 bij ons en druk bezig ons hart te veroveren. Het is een lief, aanhankelijk hondje, dat zich op een week snel aan ons heeft aangepast. Ze is heel vinnig en nieuwsgierig, een heel ander hondje dan Noleke.
This is our new dog Kira, a cross between a water dog and a Podenko. She has been with us since February 7, 2024 and is busy winning our hearts. She is a sweet, affectionate dog who quickly adapted to us within a week. She is very quick and curious, a very different dog than Noleke.
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The purpose of this blog is the creation of an open, international, independent and free forum, where every UFO-researcher can publish the results of his/her research. The languagues, used for this blog, are Dutch, English and French.You can find the articles of a collegue by selecting his category. Each author stays resposable for the continue of his articles. As blogmaster I have the right to refuse an addition or an article, when it attacks other collegues or UFO-groupes.
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UFO'S of UAP'S, ASTRONOMIE, RUIMTEVAART, ARCHEOLOGIE, OUDHEIDKUNDE, SF-SNUFJES EN ANDERE ESOTERISCHE WETENSCHAPPEN - DE ALLERLAATSTE NIEUWTJES
UFO's of UAP'S in België en de rest van de wereld In België had je vooral BUFON of het Belgisch UFO-Netwerk, dat zich met UFO's bezighoudt. BEZOEK DUS ZEKER VOOR ALLE OBJECTIEVE INFORMATIE , enkel nog beschikbaar via Facebook en deze blog.
Verder heb je ook het Belgisch-Ufo-meldpunt en Caelestia, die prachtig, doch ZEER kritisch werk leveren, ja soms zelfs héél sceptisch...
Voor Nederland kan je de mooie site www.ufowijzer.nl bezoeken van Paul Harmans. Een mooie site met veel informatie en artikels.
MUFON of het Mutual UFO Network Inc is een Amerikaanse UFO-vereniging met afdelingen in alle USA-staten en diverse landen.
MUFON's mission is the analytical and scientific investigation of the UFO- Phenomenon for the benefit of humanity...
Je kan ook hun site bekijken onder www.mufon.com.
Ze geven een maandelijks tijdschrift uit, namelijk The MUFON UFO-Journal.
Since 02/01/2020 is Pieter ex-president (=voorzitter) of BUFON, but also ex-National Director MUFON / Flanders and the Netherlands. We work together with the French MUFON Reseau MUFON/EUROP.
ER IS EEN NIEUWE GROEPERING DIE ZICH BUFON NOEMT, MAAR DIE HEBBEN NIETS MET ONZE GROEP TE MAKEN. DEZE COLLEGA'S GEBRUIKEN DE NAAM BUFON VOOR HUN SITE... Ik wens hen veel succes met de verdere uitbouw van hun groep. Zij kunnen de naam BUFON wel geregistreerd hebben, maar het rijke verleden van BUFON kunnen ze niet wegnemen...
On April 5, 1959, at the Anglican mission village at Boianai, Papua, New Guinea, one of the most well-documented cases of alien visitation began. At this time in history, this village was a territory of Australia. The Australian Anglican Church had sent Father William Booth Gill to lead the mission. He would be the main subject of a series of UFO sightings with alien beings.
Light on Mount Pudi:
Reverend Gill, highly respected by the Church, was well-liked by his colleagues. Gill was a skeptical man where UFOs were concerned, and certainly not looking for them. His hands were full running the mission. The first hint of alien contact would take place on April 5. Gill, while scanning the landscape, saw a light on uninhabited Mount Pudi. The light, states Gill, moved extremely fast.
Inverted Saucer-Shaped Object:
During the summer of 1957, Gill’s assistant Stephen Moi reported to him that he had observed an “inverted saucer-shaped object” which was hovering above the mission. Gill thought nothing of it at the time. The report, though quickly dismissed, would at least turn their attention to the skies above, readying them for what was to come-direct contact with alien beings.
The Size of 5 Full Moons:
On June 26, Father Gill again saw a bright light to his northwest. Evidently, rumors of the previous sighting by Moi had spread among the villagers, and soon they were beside Gill, watching the light above. Sworn statements of this event listed 38 individual witnesses who saw a disc-shaped UFO the size of 5 full moons strung together. The UFO had four legs, like landing gear, but was high in the sky.
Four Human-Like Beings:
An enormous object was hovering over the mission. Soon, four beings, similar to humans, emerged from the object. They appeared to be working on something on their ship. The beings would go inside the object, and then soon return, as if fetching tools. At regular intervals, a blue light shone up above the UFO. This craft was visible for 45 minutes, vanishing at 7:30 P.M.
25 Observers Witness Event:
Forty-five minutes later, many of the witnesses remained, still pondering the sight they had seen. Soon, several objects smaller than the previous UFO would appear in the sky. About 20 minutes afterward, the first UFO was back in view. The sighting of the larger UFO would last four hours, as witnesses would come and go. Twenty-five witnesses signed their testimony to the sighting. A heavy cloud cover ended the event.
Beings Working on Object:
Incredibly, the next night the giant disc-shaped UFO returned at 6:00 PM. Two of the smaller objects flanked it. Father Gill, with many of the witnesses from the night before, watched the unbelievable sight. Father Gill’s statement concerning the sighting: “On the large one, two of the figures seemed to be doing something near the center of the deck. They were occasionally bending over and raising their arms as though adjusting or “setting up” something.
Being Waves Back:
“One figure seemed to be standing, looking down at us.” Gill then waved at one of the creatures. “To our surprise the figure did the same. Ananias waved both arms over his head-then the two outside figures did the same. Ananias and myself began waving our arms, and all four seemed to wave back. There seemed no doubt that our movements were answered… “
Object Moves Away:
This exchange of waves continued for some time. One witness, Eric Kodawara waved a torch at the beings, and they waved back. Gill left the group briefly to eat, but when he returned, the object and beings were still there. This time they were farther away. There was a church service at 7:45 PM, and afterwards, the UFO was gone.
Analysis of Event:
The series of alien contacts in Papua, New Guinea, seem like something from a science fiction movie. However, the reputation of Father Gill cannot be overlooked, and there is no reason to think he and the other witnesses were lying or hallucinating.
Veteran UFO expert Dr. J. AllenHynek thoroughly investigated the Papua events, and concluded that they were genuine. No alternate explanation has been offered to explain what happened, except to say that UFOs and alien beings visited New Guinea in 1957.
Location: Paraje Capiti Poi, Esquina, Corrientes, Argentina
Date: March 9 2014
Time: 19:15
Jose Armando Gimenez (27) and Daniel Gimenez (19) were collecting firewood in a wooded area about 4 kilometers from Armando’s home when they spotted movement within the nearby bushes at about 4 to 5 meters away. Jose Armando approached the area and saw a strange dark-colored creature with large pointy ears, resembling those of a dog. The creature was short and simian… in appearance covered in dark hair. The witness attempted to get closer to the strange creature but it suddenly walked quickly away and disappeared within the heavy underbrush. The other man (his cousin) saw the figure from a distance.
Astral projection is a state where your body will be sleep and unconscious, but your mind will stay awake and conscious! In astral projections, you will be conscious and aware of your environment and what is going on around! You may wake up and even feel like your dead body is left on the bed, and you may even think that your spirit is separated from your body, so must have been dead as your soul can go anywhere you desire freely
This situation will occur when your mind is in a state between sleep state and being-awake state! This state is actually when your mind is fully or partly conscious still, while your body is in unconscious state or Catalepsy state! So to consciously project yourself into the astral world, which is often called astral realm or astral planes, you should put your mind in a state between sleep state and conscious state! To do this, when you are falling into the sleep state, you should try to resist it, and try not to sleep, so that your mind can still be conscious and aware!
by Persian Wizard
You may just sleep on your back normally and face the sky, and try to keep your spine almost rigid and straight. Try not to move a muscle! Try to stay still and do not move your body as much as possible so that your body goes into the Catalepsy state! When your mind were about to sleep, try to fight with it and do not allow your mind to get unconscious! This maybe done with a relaxing meditation music with a slow rhythm and low volume.
In the last seconds of your conscious mental activity, where you are about to fall into sleep, try to slowly imagine that there is a ball of energy floating above your head, and is trying to pull your spirit towards itself! However, we all know that it is not your spirit actually, and it is just your energy body or astral body! So do not be afraid of anything, and know that there is nothing to be afraid of in this process!
Basically, astral projection may happen in two situations. One case is that you are about to fall into sleep, and the other case, which may happen more, is that you are about to wake up but you cannot move your body! In the second case, you should try to stay relax and stay in the state where you were in the sleep, and be focused in that state and forget about everything else around you, like what you may hear in the environment, and do NOT try to open your eyes at all! Just try to be relax, and keep your sleep state for a while, and then slowly try to raise your head from the bed, and slowly raise your body up from the upper body! This process will cause that your astral body leaves your physical body, which probably feels strange and even a little annoying in the first times!
Notice that as long as your astral body is close to your physical body, your astral body will try to go back and connect to your physical body again, just like a magnet! So you may try to get as far as you can from your physical body when you project yourself into the astral planes first, and then when you wish to come back to your physical body, you just need to think of your physical body and get close to it again! Have a successful astral projection
My wife and I were driving on the Apache Trail road towards Tortilla Flat. A couple of miles before reaching the saloon at Tortilla Flat, we noticed a silver disc in the sky on our passenger side. My wife was taking pictures the whole way with her phone (sitting in the passenger seat), so she already had the camera ready to go. We literally took dozens of pictures on our trip, so I not only have this picture but pictures leading up to it and afterword if they need to be provided in the future as proof. The object was hovering in place, and then appeared to start moving. Our view was obscured for a split moment after the sighting, and when we could see again, it was no longer there. The disc was highly reflectant, bright silver ,like a bare aluminum can, with no lights other than the light reflecting from the sun, which was significant. It had a very large dome in the top center of the craft. We never saw the bottom half of the craft, so the best description I can give is that it was slightly tilted downward so we could see the top part, not the bottom. Almost as if the craft was banking a turn, although it didn’t appear to be moving in a curved line. It was too far away to see a great amount of detail, such as windows or panels, but it was close enough that it was right in line with the closest rock formation in the distance. I’d estimate it to be about a half a mile from our vehicle. We kept driving and enjoyed the rest of our evening. We saw the craft at about 4 pm, and continued on our way to Tortilla Flat and Canyon Lake and a bit further until the dirt road turns into a single lane road, where we turned around. On our way back, which was roughly at 5:30, we had just passed Tortilla Flat, coming back on our way home, in roughly the same place as before, and I witnessed what I’d assume to be the same craft about two thumb-widths to the right of the sun, if your hand is a foot from your face. It seemed to almost be trying to hide in the blinding light of the sun, but was clearly visible to me as the sun was heavily reflecting from it’s shiny surface. The look of the surface of the craft, including its reflectant, shiny metal is why I believe each of the two sightings were of the same craft. The second sighting was a bit humorous to me, as it appeared literally a second or two after I realized where we were on the trail. I remember thinking to myself, I wonder if we’ll see it again, and then there it was right in front of my view.
I didn’t mention the second sighting to my wife, and she didn’t see the second sighting. I don’t know why I didn’t say anything, but I felt it was best not to bring it up. I wasn’t afraid of it, but I wasn’t sure how she’d feel if she realized we kept seeing the same craft over and over. Looking back I wish I had told her so we could have taken a picture. Not that it would have done much good, as again, I don’t think the picture would have come out with it being so close to the sun. Still, it would have been nice to have attempted it. Each sighting was also in the roughly the same area, and had the same characteristics. Just like the first time, when I saw the craft for the second time, we had to go around a corner for a couple of seconds, which obscured our view. When we got around the corner, the object was gone. Both times the object was hovering, and the first time it seemed like it was just about to move before we lost site of it. It was not a quick darting movement, but it did seem unnatural as it didn’t accelerate like a normal aerial craft would. It went from a dead hover to a constant speed before exiting our site. I did not feel threatened by the craft. I didn’t have an “anxious” feeling, or a pit in my stomach. I didn’t feel at any time we were being threatened. Thinking back, the only oddity would be that my 2014 Jeep Wrangler made an audible “ding” sound literally right after we saw the craft the first time. I’d say, maybe 5-10 seconds after the sighting. It’s the same “ding” as you’d hear if the safety belt wasn’t fastened or the door was open. At the time, I didn’t correlate it with the sighting, but thinking back it is a bit weird, especially since both me and my wife had our seat belts on, and the doors were closed, with no error light on my dashboard. The only reason I mentioned the year of the vehicle is to show that it is new, and thus probably doesn’t have any mechanical issues. I’ve never heard the Jeep before make this sound randomly. Again, I don’t know if the two are related, but I figured I’d mention it. Thinking back, it was odd how easy it was to spot each time. Again, with the second sighting being quite funny to me when it appeared. Despite the fact the second siting was near the sun, it was just.. there. You really couldn’t miss it if you were looking forward down the road. Same with the first sighting (if you were looking to your right). Despite the fact it disappeared on both occasions, I didn’t feel it was being anything but obvious about its position, and I seriously doubt if we were the only ones who witnessed the craft as it was plainly obvious, and we were not the only ones on the trail. The only other thing worth noting I guess is that it didn’t feel like anything significant was going on during the time, but the more I think about it now, the more amazing the experience really was. I guess that’s opposite of how I should have felt, instead being shocked at the time of seeing it and then not caring later. But it really didn’t seem that important until we got home and looked at the picture and started talking about it. I’m fine with the idea of UFOs; my wife isn’t as much. But both of us felt “good” about the experience, if that makes any sense, and I’m glad my wife isn’t walking away from this freaked out. In fact she wants to go back to Apache Trails again, so I guess it wasn’t a bad experience. Hope this helped, if you have any questions please let me know and I’ll do my best to provide any more details.
Charles Hall's Millennial Hospitality book series, describing his encounters with a race of human-like extraterrestrials - the “Tall Whites” (TW) - during a two year duty assignment at Nellis Air Force Base from 1965 to 1967, is a story with tremendous visual impact.
Situated on Nevada's vast Desert National Wildlife Range, a scenic wilderness containing almost no artificial structures, the Nellis Ranges consist of almost nothing but breathtaking scenery.
This is the backdrop against which Hall's story plays out. Every event he describes can be said to consist of the same basic elements: the landscape, the weather, the people (humans and humanoids), the craft, sometimes the weather shacks... the occasional glimpse of a hangar door and, believe it or not, the TW children's playgrounds.
The story cries out for visuals of these elements. Yet it was not possible for Hall to provide us with anything other than his memories.
Visuals would have had value beyond the esthetic: they also would have demonstrated the feasibility of some of the things Hall describes. For example, he writes that he was able to view the Tall Whites' main hangar entrance high in the mountains 30 miles north of his Range 3 theodolite position on the desert floor. A photograph of that unlikely view would have helped to support the story.
Twenty years after his discharge from the Air Force, Hall began writing down his experiences, and after another twenty years, published them - at first presenting his books as works of fiction. Had he never reversed himself and begun claiming them to be true stories albeit slightly modified to protect the identities of some of the characters, there would have been no point in going back and trying to reconstruct the events as they took place on the ground.
When he was writing his stories, he did not know that it might be possible to reconstruct how they fitted into the landscape and in that way test the possibility of what he claimed to have viewed.
He did not know that high resolution elevation data and satellite imagery of the Nellis ranges would ever be made available to the public, or that software capable of rendering photorealistic images from the raw data would be widely available.
And yet, these things have come to pass, and this makes it possible to create realistic illustrations and even a video animation of at least one element of his story: the landscape in which it takes place.
I first began experimenting with the geological data, the satellite images, and landscape rendering software in late 2004, hoping to have a first look at “geometric feasibility” and to add interest to Hall's narrative.
The results were successful on both counts. In each instance, the views described by Hall turned out to be confirmed by the graphic renderings. And the images were pleasing and even dramatic to look at.
One unexpected benefit from this work has been the opportunity it has given Charles Hall to relive his old experiences through viewing these illustrations. Here is what he wrote in an e-mail after having been shown the report as a work-in-progress:
They are so impressive, I can hardly describe them. The memories they bring back to me I am not able to describe in this short email.
Indeed, working with these images has given me the feeling that I know the terrain well, and they can bring that closeness to you also.
But what of the other elements that we would like to have: weather, people, spacecrafts, and structures?
Here we are dependent on what Charles Hall remembers and is willing to help us recreate in terms of drawings and verbal descriptions. He has supplied two sketches of spacecraft shapes, and from this a graphic model has been developed. This is included in the report.
Weather and lighting conditions are amply described in his books where relevant, and it has been possible to recreate that aspect in the landscape renderings.
Hall also describes the weather shacks in some detail, and they do play a role in his experiences. I have elected not to take on the task of rendering architecture in the present report, however, as this would require significant additional effort, and it remains to be seen if there will any interest in it.
As to the rest, we can hope that this report itself will stimulate Hall's memories to the extent that he will be able to contribute more information that can be included in future updates.
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RAF schoot UFO uit de lucht, overheid stopte incident in doofpot
RAF schoot UFO uit de lucht, overheid stopte incident in doofpot
Piloten van de Britse luchtmacht RAF schoten een UFO uit de lucht die als een bedreiging werd gezien en de overheid stopte het incident in de doofpot. Dat staat in een schokkend nieuw boek getiteld The Berwyn Mountains Incident: Revealed, meldt de Daily Star.
Schrijver Sven Lumley stelt dat soldaten het wrak voor onderzoek naar een geheime locatie overbrachten nadat het in 1974 in het noorden van Wales uit de lucht was geschoten. Lumley baseert zijn uitspraken onder meer op het werk van onderzoeker Russ Kellett, die zich al meer dan 20 jaar in de kwestie heeft verdiept.
Ze zijn er allebei van overtuigd dat ze bewijs hebben voor het Britse equivalent van het Roswellincident, waarbij in 1947 een UFO zou zijn geland in de staat New Mexico. Het Amerikaanse leger wordt ervan beschuldigd het schip en de buitenaardse inzittenden sinds die tijd verborgen te hebben gehouden.
Uit het onderzoek van Kellett blijkt dat op 23 januari 1974 drie UFO’s zijn gezien boven de Ierse Zee. Eén van de objecten zette koers richting het Berwyn-gebergte en werd vervolgens neergehaald door toestellen van de RAF. De UFO crasthe uiteindelijk bij Llandderfel in Wales.
“Tientallen getuigen zagen toen een lichtbol boven de bergen,” zei Kellett. “Er is die avond veel gebeurd.”
Al Bielek was born in 1927. His first memories of being Al Bielek were when he was nine months old during a family Christmas party.
The odd thing about his memory was that he fully understood the conversation that was taking place around the piano.
As Al went through grade school, he was know as the “walking encyclopedia”. Before graduating high school, he took an electronics test and was the only one to pass. The Navy needed people like him during the war years and recruited him.
Al later completed his education and took on various vocations in the field of electronics. While contracting for various Military contractors, the people who worked with him began to reveal the truth about our involvement with Extra Terrestrials and PSI Ops (Psychic Operations) programs.
Strange things started to happen to Al soon afterwards.
While in Hawaii in 1956, he had a brief encounter with, who he believes now to be Mark Hammil – the actor in Star Wars.
Soon after he was recruited into the Montauk Project.
After the time tunnel was perfected, he would simply be teleported to the underground base and returned back to his apartment.
During the 1970′s, Al was the Program Director for the Psychics who manned the Montauk Chair. Since the Montauk Boys were a key program at Montauk, Al had some influence with the Montauk Boys program.
His duties were to handle the operations of the Mind Control program. He was in regular contact with Duncan Cameron and Preston Nichols. Stewart Swerdlow was one of the Montauk Boys programmers under Al Bielek.
In the 1980′s when the time control programs were operational, Al participated in some of the time travel experiments. Both he and Duncan traveled to Mars on several occasions. He now remembers several other trips he took with teams to a research station in 100,000 BC, other planets to get canisters filled with Light and Dark Energy, and to the year 6037.
In January 1988, after seeing the movie – “The Philadelphia Experiment”, his memories started returning. Al believes his involvement with Montauk ended with that revelation. Over time and though meetings with Preston Nichols, Duncan Cameron, and others, many more memories returned. Ironically, just after his memories returned, Dr. John Von Neumann tried to get in touch with him – a promise he made to Ed Cameron, should his memories ever return.
Al made the decision to go public with the information about his involvement at Montauk and the Philadelphia experiment in the 1989. He has been a prolific speaker on both radio talk shows and conferences.
He believes he has not been harmed or stopped because his time traveling experiences locked him into this timeline. Somehow, by being here today, he, among others in the program, serve to balance the effects they produced from prior time traveling experiments.
note: During these interviews, Al Bielek said he received information that up to 2 Million children are missing each year. I didn’t believe it! So I did my own research. Basically, what I found is there is a total of 1.4 million children reported missing in the United States. California alone has a total of 110,332.
Scientific evidence of alien abductions does not appear to exist [or if it does, it is rare]. At best, we have circumstantial evidence like the broken tree limbs on the roof terrace belonging to Nicole. This lack of pure scientific evidence makes it difficult for us to study this phenomenon. It continuously slips away from our grip. Every time we think we are making progress and gaining understanding, it slips back into the darkness and we stay in a fog of ignorance and confusion. But something continues to occur at night when we sleep at night…when we enter into that strange and extraordinary dream world.
I want to back up in time and give you a historical perspective of this phenomenon.
It would seem that UFO abductions were occurring as far back as the Middle Ages. At that time in history a great number of people were being abducted by airships. They were thought to be powerful magicians from the mythological “Magonia-land” far away and beyond the horizon. Similar events occurring today are attributed to powerful extraterrestrials from far away beyond the stars.
When we compare ancient chronicles, myths and legends, to what is occurring today, it seems we going through the same mystical visitations yet again. In past centuries people believed they were being taken away by fairies, dwarfs and elves. Fairies were said to have robbed pregnant women of their newborn children in order to raise them as their own.
It is even possible that the tales about Incubi and Succubi, so well known in the Middle Ages, may have originated by these earlier forced sexual contacts with alien beings. Originally, they were interpreted as demonic beings. Masked as pretty young women or men, they generated lustful dreams and then engaged in sexual intercourse with their sleeping victims: Succubi with women, Incubi with men.
Even the German religious reformer Martin Luther believed that demons provided human sperm, and became procreative in hopes of obtaining human or human-like offspring.
It sounds strange, but the behavior of the Succubi and Incubi, as well as the imaginations, dreams, and memories of their victims, resemble reports of the modern abduction and bedroom visitor phenomenon. The stories parallel one another in such a striking manner that it appears appropriate to state that they may be one in the same.
Our current theories, based on the reports from abductees worldwide, shows us that the same phenomenon is occurring today. Sperm is supposedly tapped from men, and numerous female abductees believe they have been artificially inseminated by strange looking alien beings. Two or three months later, the fetus is then removed. It is indeed, a traumatic experience.
The scenario that is emerging in so many of our present-day abduction accounts is this: years after these “terminated pregnancies” by alien beings, many of these same women are shown their children again: and they are described as looking like strange hybrid beings who are part human and part alien.
This belief of the fertilization of women by heavenly or divine, as well as demonic beings, has pervaded throughout the course of human history. The legend of the virgin birth of Jesus of Nazareth and his conception by the holy spirit can be viewed as the incorporation of much older ideas that have been scattered throughout the ancient World. Many famous men of antiquity were believed to have had “heavenly fathers.” For example, God himself went to Sarah, Abraham's wife, in order to beget a son with her. And, according to the legends, Buddha, Krishna, Alexander the Great, and Mohammed were also children of a similar “heavenly” union.
In the mythological imaginations of the common people, strange beings like the Puk originated from such contacts. The description of a small naked gnome with big eyes, a giant head and a comparatively slight body, is certainly similar to the descriptions of the small Greys of our present-day UFO abduction accounts. Again, if we believe the abductees, the beings may be the result of an artificially induced combination between aliens and humans.
During the Middle Ages women were confronted with Succubi and men were confronted with Incubi – demons. The same thing is occurring today in the modern UFO phenomenon.
Continued in Part Five with how the abduction phenomenon appears to adapt tous - and a discussion of Dr. Fiebag’s Mimicry Hypothesis.
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Scientific evidence of alien abductions does not appear to exist [or if it does, it is rare]. At best, we have circumstantial evidence like the broken
Matthew 24:40 Two men will be in the field; one will be taken and the other left.
A number of unidentified flying objects have been spotted in mid Wales on the last four years
Newly released data shows that a caller to Dyfed-Powys Police claimed they had seen sheep being taken on board an unidentified flying object from a field in Llanybydder, near Lampeter.
In the same year, 2011, a caller from Aberystwyth reported they were previously abducted by aliens, experimented on, then returned to earth.
Elsewhere in the force’s UFO files, in Llandysul someone reported seeing a triangular-shaped object about 40ft in the air with orange lights and in Welshpool a caller reported seeing a UFO “dropping in the distance”.
In 2012 a caller from Carmarthen claimed they saw “a metallic and circular object in the sky”.
Ewe.F.O? Sheep's alien abduction among UFO incidents reported to Welsh police
A sheep being abducted by aliens (picture posed by models)
When it comes to latest flying saucer “sightings” reported to Welsh police, it seems ewe couldn’t make it up.
Because an alert about alien SHEEP abduction was among the calls about UFOs received by one force over the past four years.
Newly released data shows that a caller to Dyfed-Powys Police claimed they had seen sheep being taken on board an unidentified flying object from a field in Llanybydder, near Lampeter.
In the same year, 2011, a caller from Aberystwyth reported they were previously abducted by aliens, experimented on, then returned to earth.
Elsewhere in the force’s UFO files, in Llandysul someone reported seeing a triangular-shaped object about 40ft in the air with orange lights and in Welshpool a caller reported seeing a UFO “dropping in the distance”.
In 2012 a caller from Carmarthen claimed they saw “a metallic and circular object in the sky”.
There were two reports of UFOs last year. A Carmarthen caller reported seeing three objects “the size of a small house” 200-300ft in the sky. And there were reports of a UFO moving erratically in Crickhowell also in 2013.
It brings the total number of UFO sightings reported to the force area – which is home to a sightings hotspot once dubbed “the Welsh triangle – to 27 since 2002.
Among the earlier sightings, a UFO was reported in the Aberdyfi Estuary by a caller who claimed his car engine stopped when he saw it. The driver escaped without harm. UFOs were also seen at New Quay, Ffrwdgrech, Brecon, Cardigan and Llanelli.
In 2009 a “large orange sphere in the sky” in Glanamman, Ammanford, was later confirmed to be a Chinese lantern.
Read More http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/wales-ufo-reports-sheeps-alien-7376057
For more high strange visitwww.churchofmabusradio.com Location: Guyancourt Airport, Yvelines, France Date: July 23 1950
Time: 2300
Walking in the dark near the airport, Claude Blondeau came upon 2 round craft “resembling two enormous folded napkins, one upside down on the other,” 15 ft in diameter and 6.5 ft high, with square portholes around the rim. They were hovering just above the ground. From each one a normal sized man …in a “flying suit” was emerging from a thick door in the lower half. These men “re-installed or moved,” on one of the craft, “a sort of plate that rested on a base similar to rubber,” using bare hands only. Blondeau approached and asked if they were in trouble. In somewhat hesitant French, one replied “Yes, but not for long.” Inside the craft, brilliantly illuminated, Blondeau could see an armchair in front of a control console, with a large oval steering wheel. He asked about the controls and received the curt answer “Energy.” The men re-entered, the “portholes” became luminescent, and the craft tilted to a vertical position before disappearing upwards. The incident took only 2 minutes.
Humcat 1950-13 Source: Fernande Palatan & Jimmy Guieu
NEW FOOTAGE WITH STEREOSCOPIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
When it comes to visiting asteroids, NASA doesn’t pick run-of-the-mill space rocks. There appears to be a massive alien pyramid type structure on the surface of asteroid 1999 RQ36. You can see two other rectangle structures on it as well. The images and resultant video were taken from the NEAR spacecraft at a distance of 127 miles, March 3, 2000. New footage with stereoscopic analysis.
The government office investigating UFOs in Chile has released an analysis of two high quality photos showing what appear be genuine unidentified flying objects above a remote copper mine. The office, known as the CEFAA (Committee for the Studies of Anomalous Aerial Phenomena), is located within the Ministerial Department of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC), the equivalent of our FAA, under the jurisdiction of the Chilean Air Force. It is responsible for the analysis of selected reports of unexplained aerial phenomena in Chilean airspace, most of them from pilots and aviation personnel.
The photos were taken at the Collahuasi copper mine, more than 14,000 feet above sea level in the Andean plateau in the far north of Chile. An extremely remote location with low oxygen levels and unusually clear skies, the area is desolate and inhospitable. The Collahuasi mine produces copper concentrate, copper cathodes and molybdenum concentrate from three open-pit mineral deposits. (Click here for a map).
Collahuasi lies in the far northeast of Chile, close to the border with Bolivia.
Four technicians - professionals specializing in electricity, electronics, and fluid control - were working there in April, 2013. They witnessed a disc-shaped object which approached slowly and was present for more than an hour, moving around in different positions and hovering at about 2000 feet. One technician took pictures with his Kenox Samsung S860 camera. The strange object made no sound, and eventually moved away towards the East.
The witnesses decided not to tell anybody because of the negative associations they had with UFO sightings, and therefore had every intention of always keeping the sighting private. But some months later, the photographer casually showed the pictures to the chief engineer at the mine, who asked for copies. The engineer sent the images to the CEFAA in February, and provided the agency with information reported to him by the witnesses. He too has requested anonymity.
Chile's meteorological office at the DGAC confirmed that there was an absolute clear sky at that time, and that there was no possibility of lenticular clouds. All other meteorological phenomena have been ruled out by Chilean officials as a possible explanation.
CEFAA officials told me they determined that there were no drones operating near the mine. "People in that zone know about drones," said Jose Lay, international affairs director for the CEFAA. "Fishing companies use drones and they make a lot of noise. This was definitely not a drone." DGAC officials also ruled out any experimental aircraft, planes, weather balloons, or anything else that could explain the incident.
With all conventional explanations eliminated, the CEFAA staff determined that the photos were worthy of analysis. The results of this study, conducted by a leading CEFAA analyst at the DGAC Meteorological Office, was released on July 3rd and is posted on the CEFAA website.
The report states that the witnesses described the phenomenon as "a flattened disc, of brilliant color, with a diameter of 5 to 10 meters [16 to 32 feet]. It performed ascending, descending and horizontal movements in short lengths, about 600 meters above the ground." The witnesses had the impression that the object was under intelligent control.
The first image, enlarged and filtered, shows a solid object reflecting the sunlight, the report states. It adds that the object could be emitting it's own energy as well, due to the high temperature shown in the image (the black area).
The second photo shows the object in a different position in the sky. (The CEFAA does not know the time sequence between the two images.)
The text on this diagram of the enlarged second image indicates lines where very soft rays were reflected from an "extremely luminous half sphere." The analyst concludes that the object "emitted its own energy that does not coincide with the natural sunlight which is also reflected off the object." At noon, the brightness underneath could not have been caused by the sun, which was reflected off the top.
The study concludes that "It is an object or phenomenon of great interest, and it can be qualified as a UFO."
Despite the strength of this analysis, the CEFAA staff recognize the limitations of the Collahuasi case. "The witnesses were not willing to cooperate," Jose Lay told me. "We tried to contact them, and we got no reply. So we treated the material just as we have treated several others of the same or similar nature: we file them for future reference or comparison purposes. That's all we can do in this case."
Retired General Ricardo Bermudez, director of the CEFAA, says "We recognize that this is the determination of only one CEFFA analyst among several. So we still must be cautious." He has called a meeting of the CEFFA scientific committee, composed of high level specialists from laboratories and universities, for next week. Although they are not expert visual photo-video analysts, the opinion of this distinguished group, which supports the work of the CEFAA and assists with investigations when needed, could shed further light on the case.
The South American media has shown great interest in these images. In the US, retired Navy physicist Bruce Maccabee, a well known photo analyst, has this to say: "In the second image there appears to be a very bright hemispherical shape, convex downward... possibly a UFO enveloped in a cloud of vapor." He notes that additional data is needed to determine more, but that it is clear that the object moved "a considerable distance" between the two photos.
"This is clearly not a normal thing seen in the sky (bird, plane, cloud, etc.)," added Dr. Maccabee in an email. "That makes it either the real thing - UFO - or a hoax, and it doesn't appear to be a hoax, although the inability to question witnesses does reduce the credibility. Certainly this case is worthy of further study."
It is indeed unfortunate that the four witnesses have not been willing to speak to the authorities, who could guarantee them anonymity. But even so, these images are important because they were studied by a government agency with access to the pertinent information needed for a proper analysis. That in itself is unusual. I commend the CEFAA for taking on cases such as this. The experts there conducted a serious investigation, and then released the information to the public, with no reservations about acknowledging the possible existence of a UFO, since that is warranted.
Earth show off so many strange and wonderful displays. Here are ten of the most amazing and unusual.
Are you prepare?
10. PENTENTES.
Pententes are a snow formation in the form of narrow balades that can be found on very high altitude glaciers where the air in dry, oriented towards the general direction of the sun.
They can range in size from a few centimeters to over 5 meters (16 ft).
9. PITCH LAKE
Pitch lake is a very unique lake located in Trinidad. It is actually the largest natural desosit of asphalt in the world, dating from the Miocene period. Reported to be 75 meters (246 ft) deep, Lake Pitch remains unexplored as the locals think it should be.
Pitch Lake has fascinated explores an scientists since its discovery. There are countless theories as to the mass, source and origin of the asphalt.
8. SAILING STONES
Sailing stones are a geological phenomenon most often abserved in the Death Valley, California. At the Racetrack playa dry lake bed, rocks more is long tracks without any interviews.
The force behind their movement is not confirmed yet, though several hypotheres exist.
7. RED TIDES
Red tides is a type of algal bloom caused by a species of dimoflagelates, which giver a red color to the water.
At night, these tiny light – producing organisms emit short flashes when disturbed creating astonishing views of bioluminescent oceans.
6. RAINING ANIMALS
Raining animals is a rare meteorological phenomenon, reported in many countries throughout history.
The animals most likely to fall from the sky are fish, froge and birds… but there have been reports of worms and spiders raining down as well.
Meteorologists are still insure of the cause, but the currently favored explanation involves waterspouts a special type of waters tornado in which animals could get sucked up.
5. ICE CIRCLES
Ice circles are a natural phenomenon obseved in cold climates such as scandinavia and North America.
Looking like an anomalous circular slab of ice rotating in slow moving water… they occur when accelerating water creates a force called “Rotational shear”, which breaks of a chunk of ice and spins it around.
The perfect circles created can vary in size from a few centimeters to gigantic scales.
4. WILL O’ THE WISP
Sometimes called “Jack-O’-Lantern”, there small floating light are often seen floating over bogs.
Frequently observed in groups that display a variety of movement patterns. They’re said to recide and disappear if approached.
Gas or other emanations could possibly create thin kind of mirage but scientists are still insure about its precise cause.
3. FIRE WHIRLS
A fire whirl is a phenomenon in which a fire, under certain conditions of air currents and temperature acquires a vertical vorticity and forms a tornado – like column of fire, which can rapidly grow to enormous sizes.
During the 2003 Canberra bushfires, a fire devil with a diameter of nearly 500 meters (1640 ft) was documented.
2. BALL LIGHTNING
This rare phenomenon described as a glowing sphere of electricity was reported for hundreds of years hovering over the ground, floating through walls and even killing people.
Scientists still cannot clearly understand the phenomenon, but some recently suggested that ball lightning may be nothing more than a glowing gas formed by an electric field, like a plasma ball.
1. BRINICLES
A brinicles, also called the “ice finger of death”, is an icy phenomenon observed in polar regions. They occur when cold, dense and rapilly sinking brine contacts the warmer occean freezing it and creating huge ice stalactites under the surface.
This icy “tube” will descend untill hitting the floor, where it will freeze anything it comes into contact with killing all life in its way, and eventually forming a deadly “highway” along the ocean floor.
Location: Chicopee, Massachusetts Date: December 30 1980
Time: 2330
The witness was sleeping in her room when she heard a sound like thunder. She looked out the window and saw an orange fireball gliding over the house. She went to the kitchen and told her sister to come to the window and watch what they thought was a meteor falling into the backyard. She pulled open the kitchen curtains and saw a black diamond-shaped craft with green lights on the points settle onto the back porch roof. The green lights were not bright and the diamond was only about 10 ft across and 8 ft high. A low hum was shaking the house and rattling the back window. The object sat on the roof for a few minutes and as she prepared to go outside she heard a voice in her head say, “Don’t go outside, you’ll get hurt”. Finally the object slid horizontally off the porch and hovered over the backyard. The green lights then went off and the black diamond appeared to be blacker than the sky. It took off seemingly flying fast and slow at the same time. She does not remember going to bed, but a few hours later she woke up tucked into bed, wearing slippers that she had not been wearing earlier and her hands crossed over her chest. (?)
Crop Circle at the Long Man, Wilmington, East Sussex, United Kingdom. Reported July 3, 2014.
The five-pointed star inscribed in a pentagon in the crop circle motif points back to the ancient grid that long barrows and stone circles laid out. The star and pentagon are geometric signatures of the stellated icosahedron and dodecahedron, comprising five interpenetrated tetrahedras. http://timestar.drupalgardens.com/content/timestar-earth-0
The Long Man was oriented to observe Orion’s movement across the ridge above him for centuries in the 3480 BCE era when a nearby long barrow was built. This is the signature of true human DNA that mutated in Orion, and endows powerful energy bodies: http://www.allstarroundup.com/muse/truehumanmutation.html
Several witnesses observed for a couple of hours an unusual phenomenon in the workplace, in mid-April 2013, in Minera Collahuasi, in northern Chile at 4,300 meters high. They took several pictures and they did not want to delve deeper into the matter.
Eventually two photographs were given to the head of the group and he sent them to CEFAA, ensuring that participants are professionals in the field of electricity, electronics and fluid control, all owners of a very pragmatic mind. They described the phenomenon as a flattened disc, bright color, of a diameter of 5 to 10 meters. Performed ascending, descending and horizontal movements in short lengths, about 600 meters above the ground surface.
CEFAA stands for the Committee for the Studies of Anomalous Aerial Phenomena. It is part of the Ministerial Department of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC) and is equivalent to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The DGAC is under the jurisdiction of the Chilean Air Force and is tasked with the analysis of unexplained aerial phenomena in Chilean airspace.
The object was clearly visualized as a disk, then took the form of a glossy globe, but the most obvious form was the silver figure, fixed, static disk. The witnesses left with the impression that the movements were associated with a particular control. Weather conditions were excellent. The evidence was analyzed by a meteorologist, which ruled out the possibility of forming a lenticular cloud. One expert in image analysis (the full study is attached on this site) concluded that the photographs correspond to an object that could not be identified
There are two images taken by a Samsung S860 camera, model Kenox. According to the story, the object stayed in the area for a few hours.
The object to be analyzed is marked by a red circle (middle).
The photos were taken around noon judging by the shadows cast.
Here is an enlargement of the object and multiple filters are applied to highlight details.
This image is refined and improved,and shows a seemingly solid object that reflects the sunlight
The light emanating from the object’s surface gives the impression that it could be more than the reflection of the sun in its intensity (images seen in the filter area of the reflection are completely dark indicating that it is of very high temperature).
Here is an blow up of the second photo of object to be analyzed is made and several filters were applied to highlight details
It can be seen in the various filters, there are two clearly defined areas, one with a circular ring shape in the perimeter zone and a hemisphere at the center.
Both areas have a different key, the hemisphere has an extremely strong light that always appears “white” or “black” without going through other shades, so it saturates the CCD taking the maximum value of white, note the ring itself varies its tone when using different filters.
Even though they are very faint and difficult to visualize and enhance with filters, but there are light rays that can be observed coming from the objectd, meaning that come from a very powerful source of energy that can be seen in broad daylight.
No solid areas are noted, probably due to the high luminescence emitted by the object. The object emits light energy,that is not the reflection of the sun, the light also comes from what appears to be the bottom of the object which should have a “shadow”.
The Chilean Air Force concludes the object or phenomenon is extremely interesting, and it qualifies as a UFO.
Voici un compte-rendu de lecture critique de la thèse du sociologue Pierre Lagrange, figure de l’ufologie et de sa sociologie. L’analyse de « Une ethnographie de l’Ufologie : la question du partage entre science et croyance », soutenue en 2009, est effectuée par David Rossoni, co-auteur avec Erik Maillot et Eric Déguillaume de « Les OVNI du CNES – 30 ans d’études officielles« , aux éditions Book-e-Book, et par Jean-Michel Abrassart, bien connu par son podcast ballado Scepticisme scientifique [1]. Gageons qu’elle ouvrira des réflexions épistémologiques fécondes.
Sociologie des parasciences : la preuve par l’absurde ?
À propos de Pierre LAGRANGE (2009) – Une ethnographie de l’ufologie : la question du partage entre science et croyance. Thèse de doctorat en sociologie, École des hautes études en sciences sociales / Université d’Avignon et des pays du Vaucluse
Dans sa thèse de doctorat consacrée à Une ethnographie de l’ufologie (Lagrange, 2009), Pierre Lagrange ambitionne de réaliser une vraie sociologie des parasciences. Ce que sociologues, anthropologues et historiens auraient jusqu’ici quasiment tous échoués à faire, en raison selon l’auteur de leur incapacité à se séparer de l’idéologie du Grand Partage, c’est-à-dire de « l’idée qu’il existerait une différence intellectuelle entre les façons scientifique et magique de penser » (p. 10), et de leur besoin de la réalité définie par la science, puisqu’ils postuleraient, à tort, « que la science parvient parfois à saisir ce qu’est la réalité, tout simplement, alors que les autres processus, religion, croyance, parasciences, etc., croient juste saisir la réalité mais en fait construisent quelque chose qui n’est pas la réalité » (p. 35).
Lagrange se propose concrètement de mener une étude symétrique, d’une part, des sceptiques critiquant l’hypothèse extraterrestre et, d’autre part, des ufologues qui pensent que les ovnis témoignent de visites extraterrestres (ou du moins ne sont pas réductibles à des phénomènes connus). Nonobstant les idées reçues, le comportement des premiers n’aurait rien de scientifique, car ils ne construiraient point de réseaux pour produire des faits, ne chercheraient pas à s’allier avec des sociologues professionnels et ne feraient qu’envenimer la controverse sur l’existence des ovnis, alors que les seconds auraient mis en place des réseaux visant à produire des faits indiscernables du type de fait que produisent les scientifiques « normaux ». Les ufologues se comporteraient en scientifiques nomades (un concept original de l’auteur), contrairement aux sceptiques qui en définitive seraient les seuls authentiques parascientifiques (p. 378).
À l’inverse d’autres sociologues ayant étudié le soucoupisme, c’est-à-dire l’adhésion à l’explication extraterrestre du phénomène ovni (Renard, 1988 ; François et Kreis, 2010), l’auteur prétend que son analyse de l’ufologie invaliderait cet argument du Grand Partage et toutes les explications en termes de croyances. Pour lui, « le discours opposant science et parascience, savoir et croyance, ne tient pas devant les faits » (p. 11). Son travail présente malheureusement nombre de biais et faiblesses argumentatives, caractéristiques d’une certaine dérive de la mouvance postmoderne (Sokal et Bricmont, 1997 ; Raynaud, 2003 ; Boudon, 2008).
I. Double contrainte pour le lecteur
On retrouve chez Lagrange la thèse d’une science d’origine occidentale ne se distinguant pas fondamentalement des autres formes de connaissances alléguées, sans séparation claire entre ce qui relève de la prémisse méthodologique (étudier les savoirs comme s’ils ne différaient pas) et ce qui relève de la conclusion (déduire des résultats des travaux menés qu’ils ne diffèrent pas foncièrement).
Tout au long de l’étude, le lecteur se trouve confronté à cet étrange paradoxe : d’un côté, le sociologue le prévient qu’il ne faut pas « sombrer dans un relativisme où toute forme de connaissance est considérée comme également vraie » (p. 26) mais, de l’autre, lui affirme qu’existent seulement « différentes façons de construire la réalité », différents « régimes d’existence » (p. 339).
Lu attentivement, l’auteur se révèle adhérer à la forme la plus extrême de relativisme cognitif, celle de la simultanéité d’existence de réalités multiples. Il assure par exemple que « les sciences ne sont pas moins construites que les revenants. […] Le résultat est différent non parce qu’il y aurait d’un côté la réalité et de l’autre la fiction ou les mentalités, mais parce qu’il y a des deux côtés des réalités différentes, construites différemment. » (p. 37) L’approche symétrique de Claverie (2004) entre les apparitions de la Vierge et les faits scientifiques montrerait que les « faits construits dans le cadre de ces apparitions […] sont vrais, tout simplement vrais […]. Certes la Vierge n’est pas construite comme un fait scientifique de laboratoire, c’est le moins que l’on puisse dire, mais elle n’en est pas moins réelle et présente. » (p. 89)
Il n’explique cependant pas comment promouvoir un « monde à choix de réalité multiple » (p. 108) sans pour autant « sombrer dans une utopie où tout le monde a également raison » (p. 26). Or il s’agit là d’une question clé. En effet, si les savoirs ne sont pas équivalents, cela implique d’une façon ou d’une autre de les hiérarchiser. Mais sur quel fondement ? Le relativisme cognitif nie de facto l’existence de la fausseté. Or, si le faux n’existe pas, le vrai non plus. Dès lors, il n’est plus possible de légitimement critiquer quoi que ce soit. Dans ce contexte, il est inéluctable, comme l’a justement remarqué Sokal (2005), que le postmodernisme devienne le compagnon de route des pseudosciences.
Le principal effet pervers de ce relativisme cognitif est en effet de conduire à substituer aux critères cognitifs pour l’évaluation des théories des considérations personnelles. En pratique, le chercheur tend à considérer avec bienveillance les théories qui semblent soutenir ses buts idéologiques, ou dont les partisans, d’une manière ou d’une autre, lui sont sympathiques et à réserver les arguments postmodernes, pourtant universels d’un point de vue logique, pour les théories antipathiques.
Ce travail laisse de fait ressortir un pan ufologique (prendre parti pour ou contre un modèle explicatif du phénomène ovni), qui tend d’emblée à invalider le programme sociologique annoncé (étudier symétriquement ufologie sceptique et ufologie croyante).
L’auteur y entretient en filigrane un débat proprement ufologique (ce qu’il affirme pourtant refuser) en stigmatisant sans cesse l’un des acteurs de la controverse. Dans ses travaux antérieurs, en plus d’inciter les sociologues à adopter une approche dite irréductionniste (Lagrange, 2000), c’est-à-dire s’interdisant de réduire le phénomène ovni à du connu, il était allé jusqu’à prétendre avoir réfuté le modèle explicatif sceptique (Lagrange, 2007). Dans la présente thèse, il continue de dénoncer ce modèle, et lui seul, comme étant irréfutable (sous-entendant par-là sa nature pseudoscientifique) et la remise en question par ses partisans de l’existence de cas inexpliqués.
Le falsificationnisme naïf a déjà été largement critiqué en épistémologie. Kuhn (1962), par exemple, a introduit le concept de paradigme pour cette raison. Plus aucun épistémologue aujourd’hui ne défend l’idée que le critère de réfutabilité permette à lui seul de distinguer sciences et pseudosciences. La démarche sceptique ne se résume cependant pas à « imaginer tel ou tel facteur psychologique pour rendre compte d’observations » (p. 155), mais repose bien sur des hypothèses testables, confirmées ou exclues au fil de vérifications successives, au cas par cas. Elle permet même parfois de faire des prédictions ensuite corroborées. L’existence d’un résidu de cas restés sans explication n’y est aucunement niée, mais il est en revanche montré que ceux-ci ne se distinguent pas de la masse des cas déjà élucidés. Remarquablement, les positions sceptiques sont présentées de façon plus exacte, fine et nuancée par l’un des anciens informateurs de Lagrange (Scornaux, 2012).
Bien que défendant en réalité un parti-pris fort dans le débat ufologique (Maugé, 2001), qui relève plus du dédoublement statutaire (Olivier de Sardan, 2008) que de l’observation participante classique, l’auteur tient néanmoins à se présenter comme rigoureusement symétrique. Ce qui ne l’empêche pas d’indiquer toujours aussi paradoxalement ne pas être parvenu à conserver une position neutre face aux ufologues et à leurs contradicteurs rationalistes (p. 123, p. 156), avoir sa propre vision ufologique (p. 129) ou avoir eu du mal à concilier sa position d’ethnographe et celle d’ufologue occupée « par la force des choses » [sic] (p. 128).
Son hostilité vis-à-vis de certains acteurs de la controverse tranche avec l’affinité manifestée envers d’autres. Il cite ainsi régulièrement de façon positive voire élogieuse Aimé Michel ou Bertrand Méheust, tous deux promoteurs d’hypothèses ufologiques exotiques. Héritier intellectuel en ce domaine de Jung (1958), Méheust (1978) considère par exemple le phénomène ovni comme étant une réalité mythico-physique, qui comprendrait un aspect physique inédit et une composante paranormale. Nous sommes ici effectivement loin du modèle sociopsychologique, qui propose de l’expliquer de manière prosaïque.
Sceptiques et rationalistes seraient d’ailleurs responsables de l’existence même de l’ufologie, en tant que discipline autonome marginalisée, en refusant aux gens le droit de tenter de se comporter de façon scientifique, en leur imposant des séries d’épreuves (non précisées) destinées à les décourager (p. 334). Ils seraient aussi seuls coupables de la persistance de la controverse sur les ovnis en n’acceptant pas la solution trouvée par les ufologues pour prouver l’existence des ovnis (p. 345). Néanmoins, juge Lagrange, « malgré la critique rationaliste qui trouve cela inacceptable, ce travail finit par porter ses fruits puisque ce qui était au départ une croyance marginale et irrationnelle [sic] a fini par convaincre de plus en plus de gens de son efficacité. L’ovni est devenu un fait pour de plus en plus de personnes. » (p. 346)
S’il ne visait qu’à renforcer l’approche symétrique en sociologie, l’auteur ne multiplierait pas les attaques contradictoires envers une partie de ses informateurs, qu’il perçoit manifestement comme faisant obstacle à ce « que l’ovni devienne un sujet de recherche normal » (p. 178).
II. Pas de « régime d’existence » pour les rationalistes
Lagrange reprend également la critique radicale postmoderne du rationalisme hérité de la modernité occidentale. Le partage instauré entre vraies et fausses sciences ne serait selon lui nullement lié à l’invention des sciences modernes mais seulement à l’idée d’être moderne et à la volonté de séparer les sciences du reste de la société, et notamment du populaire.
Les chercheurs « asymétriques » ne sont que des « chiens de garde du rationalisme » (p. 14) se livrant à de primaires discours de dénonciation des croyances :« irrémédiablement rationalistes », « les sociologues partent du principe que les ovnis et autres phénomènes paranormaux sont des croyances. Or comme on le sait depuis longtemps, « si c’est une croyance ça n’est pas vrai ». » (p. 113). A contrario, lui-même soutient que « le problème de l’ufologie n’a […] rien à voir avec l’incapacité de se comporter de façon scientifique mais avec la nécessité de se comporter autrement en raison (c’est notre hypothèse) de la nature des faits, des caractéristiques de l’objet construit par l’ufologie » (p. 203).
Lagrange retourne contre les rationalistes (constamment présentés comme un bloc indifférencié) les arguments dont ils sont censés se servir, les accusant de crédulité et superstition. Croyant au Grand Partage, à la science en tant que discours vrai sur la réalité extérieure, à l’existence d’une seule réalité possible, ils imposeraient l’idée fallacieuse que « la connaissance scientifique serait le seul savoir qui s’imposerait à tous, quel que soit son origine culturelle ou ethnique » (p. 18). Ils s’arrogeraient ensuite le droit de séparer sciences et parasciences et, partant de là, d’exclure des disciplines comme l’hypnose ou la psychanalyse, de résister à des médecines parallèles, voire d’aller jusqu’à se méfier de certaines sciences sociales… Ils auraient ainsi déclenché une guerre des sciences en se permettant de critiquer des travaux issus des science studies ou de demander des comptes au jury de la thèse d’Élizabeth Teissier, célèbre astrologue française promue à cette occasion docteur en sociologie (Lahire, Cibois, Desjeux et al., 2001). Inacceptable pour l’auteur qui préconise que « ces résistances du rationalisme » deviennent désormais l’« objet d’interrogation pour le sociologue » (p. 338).
Pourtant, les rationalistes actuels ne prétendent en général pas qu’il soit possible d’établir une ligne de démarcation nette entre sciences et pseudosciences, et moins encore une démarcation fondée sur l’unique critère de réfutabilité de Popper. Sokal (2005) parle ainsi d’un continuum avec des stades successifs, partant de la science solidement établie, passant par la science d’avant-garde, la science spéculative et la science controuvée, puis atteignant la pseudoscience, sans que l’on puisse fixer de démarcation à un endroit précis.Les méthodes employées et les confirmations empiriques demeurent pour lui les plus pertinents critères de classification. Pigliucci (2010) utilise plutôt la métaphore d’un paysage avec ses pics et ses vallées. L’épistémologie bayésienne a par ailleurs fait l’objet ces dernières années de nombreuses études dans les milieux rationalistes (Wagenmakers, Wetzels, Borsboom & van der Maas, 2011 ;Carrier, 2012). Leurs réflexions épistémologiques apparaissent plus élaborées et nuancées que la présentation qu’en fait Lagrange. Les lecteurs intéressés par l’état actuel des débats sur la question de la démarcation entre sciences et pseudosciences pourront utilement se reporter à Philosophy of pseudoscience: Reconsidering the Demarcation Problem (Pigliucci & Boudry, 2013).
III. Une démarche axiomatique
Pour Lagrange, la réalité ne s’étudie pas, elle se construit socialement et la science n’est qu’une façon parmi d’autres de le faire. Il entend donc d’abord faire partager une autre vision du monde, héritée d’Ernesto De Martino, dans laquelle « il n’y a pas le monde social et le monde naturel, mais une nature « culturellement conditionnée ». La réalité est indissociable du contexte dans lequel elle est discutée et elle varie donc en fonction de ces contextes. Ce n’est pas juste notre perception qui varie, mais bien la réalité elle-même. » (p. 76) Appliqué aux ovnis, cet axiome lui fait déduire que « ce n’est pas à la base qu’il y a des hallucinations ou des erreurs de perception puis des croyances qui rendraient artificiellement le tout matériel [?], c’est bien plutôt à la suite du travail des rationalistes que les soucoupes disparaissent et c’est à la suite du travail des ufologues qu’elles prennent forme, rentrent dans des catégories, etc. » (p. 94) Il suffit en effet pour lui que des gens se mettent à discuter ou à écrire sur le sujet d’une façon ou d’une autre pour rendre les soucoupes volantes soit réelles, soit irréelles.
Force est de constater ici que l’adhésion de l’auteur au relativisme n’est pas simplement méthodologique, mais constitue bien une affirmation de nature ontologique. Ce ne sont pas nos savoirs sur la réalité qui fluctuent, mais la réalité elle-même. On peut naturellement se demander si le projet scientifique même reste alors possible. Une réalité foncièrement instable rend caduque la répétabilité, qui est au cœur de la démarche scientifique : en toute logique, l’expérimentateur obtiendra en effet systématiquement des résultats consistants avec la réalité qu’il s’est choisie…
IV. Une approche parcellaire
Loin d’intégrer l’ensemble des acteurs de l’ufologie francophone, et alors même qu’il estime impossible de traiter ce sujet si tous ne sont pas inclus dans l’analyse (p. 116), l’auteur les trie sélectivement pour ne retenir que ceux susceptibles de conforter ce qu’il entend démontrer dès le départ. L’ufologie n’est présentée qu’à travers les quelques groupes de recherche et d’enquête amateurs en apparence à peu près sérieux (Hill, 2012), en particulier la Société belge pour l’étude des phénomènes spatiaux (Sobeps). En quoi la défunte Sobeps est-elle plus représentative de cette ufologie « croyante » que, par exemple, ce qui est surnommé la frange lunatique dans la littérature ? L’auteur ne dit rien non plus de la « web-ufologie » née avec internet, pourtant depuis le tournant du siècle siège essentiel des controverses ufologiques.
L’approche sceptique du phénomène est quant à elle circonscrite à quatre de ses amis (cinq autres individus sont simplement mentionnés ou très brièvement décrits). De surcroît, l’un des quatre, Méheust ne peut, nous l’avons vu, que difficilement en être considéré un représentant . Comment tirer des conclusions aussi définitives à partir d’un échantillon si réduit ? Lagrange ignore délibérément l’approche sceptique lorsqu’elle teste la pertinence de ses hypothèses avec la méthodologie expérimentale (voir notamment la thèse de doctorat en psychologie de la perception de Jimenez, 1994) ou quasi-expérimentale, à travers par exemple la reproduction d’observations en tirant parti du saros (Cnegu, 1994). Sans cela, il ne pourrait affirmer que « l’ufologue qui réalise une enquête ne peut pas profiter des résultats obtenus sur cette enquête pour l’enquête suivante [et] doit recommencer à zéro la fois suivante » (p. 273), constat sur lequel repose le concept de « scientifique nomade ». Or, pour les observations de masse de rentrées atmosphériques ou de bolides, qui représentent somme toute une fraction significative des rapports d’ovnis allégués, les données d’enquêtes antérieures (répartition géographique des témoins, évaluations angulaires, enregistrements photographiques ou vidéos, etc.) permettent justement de définir des caractéristiques communes, nécessaires pour comprendre des méprises ou clore des pistes, et parvenir à la connaissance des faits réels.
Le plus étonnant reste que l’auteur ne discute pas de la façon dont le Centre national d’études spatiales (Cnes), à travers le Groupe d’étude des phénomènes aérospatiaux non-identifiés (Gepan) et ses avatars ultérieurs (Sepra, Geipan), étudie le phénomène ovni continûment depuis 1977. Il ne dit rien des protocoles mis en place, des enquêtes de terrain réalisées, de ce qui les distinguerait le cas échéant de celles menées par les groupes amateurs, ni des controverses qu’elles ont déclenchées (pour une critique sceptique des travaux du Cnes en ce domaine, voir Rossoni, Maillot & Déguillaume, 2007). On ne sait donc où cet organisme officiel se place dans le cadre de son analyse. Les parcours des membres du Geipan et de son comité d’experts le Copeipan, dont il a pourtant lui-même fait partie, ne présenteraient-ils curieusement aucun intérêt dans une étude centrée sur « la question du partage entre science et croyance » ?
V. Ethnographie de l’ufologie ou étude d’un cas singulier ?
Une bonne partie de la thèse est de nature autobiographique. Lagrange explique l’ensemble de ses activités ufologiques (écrire des articles et entrer dans le comité de rédaction de revues ufologiques, participer à des congrès d’ufologie, contribuer aux recherches de ses amis/informateurs ufologues) uniquement par son intérêt pour l’étude ethnographique de ce micromilieu. Rien pourtant dans son travail n’indique au cours de ces années quelque préparation d’enquête que ce soit, de stratégie(s) définie(s), pas même d’objet d’étude clairement circonscrit. Ce n’est que rétroactivement qu’il revêtira l’habit du sociologue en situation d’observation participante (« à cette époque l’idée d’étudier en ethnographe ce milieu ne me vient pas à l’esprit », p. 156). Avant que le sociologue des sciences relativiste Bruno Latour ne l’accueille et le forme, il n’avait simplement « aucun sujet de recherche précis » (p. 2).
De fait, l’auteur ne s’embarrasse point d’études statistiques, d’enquêtes par entretiens ou de questionnaires afin d’étayer la compréhension sociologique de son objet d’étude. Il se focalise en pratique sur un unique sujet, Thierry Pinvidic, dont il dit pourtant que « l’attitude qu’il défendait n’était pas liée à ses idées sceptiques » (p. 196). Le mouvement sceptique apparaît en réalité assez divers et ne peut certainement pas être appréhendé à partir d’un seul cas, aussi intéressant soit-il. Après un livre de jeunesse où il soutenait encore l’hypothèse extraterrestre (Pinvidic, 1979), Pinvidic a été l’éditeur scientifique d’un ouvrage collectif, OVNI, vers une anthropologie d’un mythe contemporain (Pinvidic, 1993). Seul parmi ses informateurs à avoir privilégié l’approche sociologique du phénomène, il se trouve par ailleurs en désaccord théorique avec son ami ethnographe : « Pour [Pinvidic] qui tente de sortir l’ufologie de la croyance aux extraterrestres il est impensable d’en faire une sociologie qui ne soit pas l’étude d’une erreur. Pour moi au contraire l’erreur est précisément de vouloir entreprendre une sociologie de l’erreur. » (p. 197)
Les sceptiques se réfèrent généralement davantage à des travaux relevant de la psychologie que de la sociologie (voir par exemple Spanos, Cross, Dickson et Dubreuil, 1993 ; Jimenez, 1994). La psychologie anomalistique, domaine en plein développement à l’heure actuelle, se penche pour sa part plus particulièrement sur les récits d’enlèvements par des extraterrestres (Clancy, 2005 ; Holt, Simmonds-Moore, Luke, & French, 2012 ; Cardena, Lynn & Krippner, 2013 ; French & Stone, 2013). Par principe, Lagrange ne veut pas entendre parler de psychologie en matière de rapports d’ovni, et encore moins tenir compte des résultats expérimentaux obtenus par cette discipline.
L’auteur fait donc reposer l’essentiel de sa double démonstration sur l’observation approfondie d’un même sujet. Pinvidic est ainsi convoqué à la fois pour montrer le caractère pseudoscientifique du sceptique (car rechignant à s’associer à des sociologues, tels que l’auteur), puis, en compagnie de Monnerie (1977, 1979), pour démontrer cette fois le caractère scientifique du défenseur de l’hypothèse extraterrestre (car apte à monter des réseaux sociotechniques, comme par exemple un réseau de surveillance photographique du ciel). En fait, les quelques ufologues à s’être comportés « dignement en tant qu’amateurs » (p. 218) dans les années 1970 sont « les mêmes que l’on retrouve sceptiques au début des années 1980 » (p. 220).
Seulement, bien qu’ayant eu la possibilité de nouer des alliances avec des réseaux de sociologues, ses anciens amis continuent de s’intéresser plus à l’ufologie qu’à la sociologie des sciences relativiste. Du coup, Lagrange leur reproche d’avoir opté pour la sociologie qui dénonce les illusions et les croyances (« un mélange entre la sociologie critique et le statut d’ancien stalinien », p. 178), de se prendre pour des sociologues en discutant le sujet (p. 126), d’avoir la volonté de ne surtout pas transformer les ovnis en objet de science (p. 146), de prolonger les disputes sur leur existence de telle façon qu’aucun fait ne serait jamais produit (p. 331) et ne donne pas tort aux ufologues défendant l’hypothèse extraterrestre qui explique être les véritables sceptiques (p. 132).L’auteur semble au bout du compte, et d’une façon hautement subjective, simplement inverser ce discours de dénonciation dont il affirmait pourtant vouloir se démarquer.
VI. Des démonstrations problématiques
Lagrange use couramment dans ses démonstrations de sophismes ou de paralogismes (comme cela a déjà été souligné dans Maugé, 2001), enchaînant analogies boiteuses (cf. p. 34), faux dilemmes (cf. p. 37), implications infondées (non sequitur) (cf. p. 307-308), raisonnements circulaires (cf. p. 308) et autres principes d’explosion (ex contradictione sequitur quodlibet) (cf. p. 346). Pour lui, par exemple, soit on croit soi-même naïvement à la pensée magique, soit on doit renoncer illico au concept de croyance. Or, différents chercheurs ont depuis longtemps proposé des définitions élargies de la notion de rationalité ou distingué plusieurs types ou niveaux de rationalité, sans par conséquent faire appel pour expliquer des idées non fondées objectivement ni à des théories explicatives irrationnelles (au sens cognitif) du type pensée magique, mentalité prélogique, besoins psychologiques inconscients, etc. ni à la théorie exotique des réalités multiples chère à l’auteur. En fait, ce dernier prétend souvent avoir démontré ce qu’il s’est en réalité contenté d’affirmer.
De plus, nombre de ses affirmations successives paraissent logiquement incompatibles. Le discours qu’il déploie lui permet, au coup par coup, d’affirmer une chose puis son contraire, en fonction de ses besoins argumentatifs immédiats :
- L’ufologie est une science normale : « nous allons voir, comme Collins et Pinch l’ont montré à propos de la parapsychologie, qu’ »en ufologie, rien ne se passe qui ne soit scientifique » » (p. 203) ; « l’ufologie [...] est une « science » qui produit un nouveau type d’objet et sa normalité est démontrée par le fait que le programme Seti se retrouve exactement dans la même situation » (p. 335). Remarquons que le programme de recherche d’intelligence extraterrestre Seti ne relève lui-même pas de la science normale pour un épistémologue comme Pigliucci (2010), ce qui invaliderait l’argument.
- L’ufologie n’est pas une science normale : « nous proposerons de rendre compte de l’ufologie en opposant le travail de la science, décrit comme un effort pour domestiquer et sédentariser les faits, et le travail de l’ufologie, décrit comme une science nomade, qui oblige sans cesse à recommencer l’analyse. […] Alors que la science « normale » (ou sédentaire) consiste à toujours plus étendre le réseau scientifique pour englober et produire toujours plus de faits scientifiques, la science « nomade » consiste à construire les dispositifs de production de faits les plus légers possibles et au lieu d’enrôler toujours plus de faits, se déplacer de faits en faits en remettant en place le dispositif ufologique. » (p. 205)
- L’ufologie n’est pas une science : « je n’ai pas dit ni voulu montrer que l’ufologie est une science comme Seti » (p. 327) ; « l’ufologie [...] n’est sans doute pas non plus une science » (p. 333).
- L’ufologie redéfinit la notion même de science : « cette ufologie, loin de chercher à être une science, redéfinit en fait la notion de science dans sa façon de produire des faits » (p. 238).
L’auteur a encore besoin en vérité de redéfinir lui-même, ou à défaut de rendre plurivoque, des notions fondamentales pour atteindre son objectif. Il retient de son ancien maître Bruno Latour que la science consiste en la production de faits pouvant devenir des acteurs sociaux : « le plus important n’est pas la « découverte de la vérité », mais la capacité à transformer les faits en acteurs sociaux », « de participer à la construction de la société en sociabilisant les non humains » (p. 327). La démarche scientifique se caractérise alors pour lui uniquement en termes sociaux : appartenance à un certain milieu social, intégration au monde académique, souci de calmer les controverses et volonté de les limiter aux acteurs compétents (ce qui ne l’empêche pas de se prononcer parallèlement, faisant fi de toute logique argumentative, pour la négociation des contenus scientifiques par l’opinion). Le rôle des contenus cognitifs, des méthodologies et confirmations empiriques dans la fabrication des connaissances scientifiques est sciemment négligé.
Il devient dès lors possible de conclure que l’approche des sceptiques n’a rien de scientifique (« leur pratique n’avait rien à voir avec la pratique scientifique, non pas du point de vue du contenu qui aurait pu paraître dans des revues académiques, mais du point de vue de leur fonctionnement, de leur trajectoire »), de les désigner comme « ceux qui avaient définitivement ruiné la possibilité de domestiquer les soucoupes, d’en faire des êtres sociaux » et de trouver in fine « plus de science » chez les apologistes des hypothèses extraordinaires (p. 142).
Le mot « fait » revêt quant à lui une signification variable. Concernant l’existence possible d’extraterrestres proches, « Seti se retrouve devant des faits qui présentent le même type de caractéristique que l’ovni » (p. 205). Mais l’ufologue « ne produit pas de fait puisque rien de ce qu’il recueille ne tient, n’est capable de résister à la critique » (p. 274). Il n’en conclut pas moins que « Seti a un réseau et pas de faits, alors que l’ufologie a des faits mais pas de réseau » (p. 327-328)… Cependant, « la distinction entre les faits et les non-faits, cela revient à réintroduire le jugement de notre époque, cette doctrine des choses actuelles dont parlait Bergson ». Impossible par conséquent de « distinguer entre des non-faits alchimiques ou astrologiques et des faits expérimentaux chimiques ou astronomiques » (p. 29).
Enfin, pour présenter un dernier exemple d’incohérences, si l’auteur plaide abstraitement pour une négociation et une cohabitation entre les savoirs (p. 108), il n’admet pas en pratique que diverses manières d’envisager sa discipline puissent coexister : « On ne peut pas avoir en même temps une sociologie des sciences […] et de l’autre une sociologie de la croyance […]. Impossible d’avoir ces deux sociologies en même temps. C’est comme d’imaginer que le système de Ptolémée et celui de Copernic soient vrais en même temps. » (p. 102) Étrangement, il ne semble alors plus considérer que plusieurs façons de construire le réel ou que des pratiques scientifiques diversifiées (p. 18) soient possibles.
Conclusion
« Le vrai débat, ce n’est pas : « est-ce que c’est des fumistes ou pas ? ». Le vrai débat, c’est que longtemps on a pensé qu’il y avait véritablement l’opinion, le public, les non-experts et puis le domaine de l’expertise qui nécessitait des outils très précis, très particuliers. Et qu’est-ce que nous apprend l’affaire Bogdanoff ? Si on regarde l’histoire, ils n’ont pas triché – je veux dire ils n’ont pas recopié la thèse de quelqu’un d’autre –, ils ont fait chacun une thèse et ils l’ont obtenu devant un jury. Cela nous enseigne une leçon : ce n’est peut-être pas si compliqué d’être expert. » Pierre Lagrange, « Le changement climatique : science ou pseudoscience ? », Université de Lausanne, 5 mars 2012.
La distinction opérée entre une ufologie « croyante » qui posséderait un caractère scientifique et une ufologie « sceptique » qui ne le serait pas du tout demeure à l’issue de cette étude très problématique. Si les ufologues ont inventé « un type de science différent », que l’auteur appelle donc science nomade, grâce aux enquêtes de terrain (p. 205), pour quel motif refuse-t-il ce statut de scientifiques nomades aux sceptiques qui réalisent également des (contre-)enquêtes ? Si une telle activité permet d’engranger des faits, pourquoi les enquêtes menées par ces derniers ne le permettraient-elles pas ? Quid, par exemple, des méprises avérées avec des objets au final bien identifiés (astres, rentrées atmosphériques, etc.) ? Ne peut-on les considérer comme des faits scientifiquement établis ? Leurs pratiques ne se rapprocheraient-elles alors pas davantage d’activités scientifiques normales, contrairement à ce que tente de soutenir l’auteur ?
Au final, on ne peut qu’être déçu à la lecture de cette étude au long cours de Pierre Lagrange, qui nous semble plus obscurcir qu’éclairer le débat sur la nature du phénomène. Les sciences humaines et sociales peuvent, et doivent à nos yeux, étudier aussi bien le phénomène ovni stricto sensu que les croyances censées l’expliquer. Elles sont aptes à engager le débat ontologique sur la nature des expériences inhabituelles que sont les observations d’ovnis ou les « abductions » extraterrestres (voir sur ce sujet Abrassart, 2013).
Certains auteurs aux penchants relativistes nous objecteront vraisemblablement que les incohérences, paradoxes et contradictions décelés ne sont qu’apparents et que nous avons échoué à appréhender la profondeur des arguments exposés. Pour notre part, nous ne considérons pas être tenus de faire une herméneutique de textes présentés comme étant de nature scientifique, c’est-à-dire en l’occurrence de spéculer sur ce que le sociologue des sciences a peut-être réellement voulu exprimer sous son discours de surface. La pratique scientifique exige une écriture claire et non pas volontairement ambiguë. Dans ce cadre, ce n’est certainement pas aux lecteurs d’y projeter le sens que leur auteur a potentiellement cherché à y mettre, mais à ce dernier d’expliciter son argumentation de la manière la plus limpide et la plus logique possibles.
David Rossoni et Jean-Michel Abrassart
[1] Jean-Michel Abrassart réalise actuellement un doctorat en psychologie à l’Université Catholique de Louvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgique) sur le soucoupisme, c’est-à-dire la croyance dans l’hypothèse extraterrestre pour expliquer le phénomène ovni. David Rossoni, historien de formation, a publié sur le même sujet un livre (Les OVNI du CNES : 30 ans d’études officielles (1977-2007), pour la collection zététique dirigée par Henri Broch) et plusieurs articles (Pour la science, Skeptical Inquirer…).
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Andrew D. Basiago is a former participant in DARPA Project Pegasus (1968-72) that developed Tesla-based quantum teleportation and time travel in the time space hologram, initiating the U.S. program of time-space Chrononauts.
According to Mr Basiago, the U.S. government already had a fully operational teleportation capability in 1967-68, and by 1969-70, was actively training a cadre of gifted and talented American schoolchildren, including himself, to become America’s first generation of “chrononauts” or time-space explorers.
This training, he said, culminated in 1981, when, as a 19-year-old, he teleported to Mars, first by himself after being prepared for the trip by CIA officer Courtney M. Hunt, and then a second time in the company of Hunt. Both trips, Mr Basiago said, were made via a “jump room” located at a CIA facility in El Segundo, CA. The apparent purpose of the trips to Mars was to familiarise him with Mars because the CIA knew of his destiny pertaining to publicly establishing the fact that Mars is an inhabited planet and deemed it important that he visit Mars and experience its conditions first-hand.
Mr Basiago’s involvement in advanced U.S. time-space research as a child, as well as Courtney M. Hunt’s identity as a career CIA officer, have been confirmed by Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo, an ethicist who works closely with U.S. military and intelligence agencies, and by U.S. Army Captain Ernest Garcia, whose storied career in U.S. intelligence included both serving as a guard on the Dead Sea Scroll expeditions of Israeli archaeologist Yigal Yadin and as the Army security attaché to Project Pegasus.
Remote sensing in the time-space continuum
Mr Basiago has revealed that between 1969 and 1972, as a child participant in Project Pegasus, he both viewed past and future events through a device known as a “chronovisor” and teleported back and forth across the country in vortal tunnels opened in time-space via Tesla-based teleporters located at the Curtiss-Wright Aeronautical Company facility in Wood Ridge, NJ and the Sandia National Laboratory in Sandia, NM.
A chronovisor is a device that uses a screen or holographic template to locate and display scenes from the past or future in the time-space hologram. The chronovisor was originally developed by two Vatican scientists in conjunction with Enrico Fermi and later refined by DARPA scientists.
DARPA had, he explains, five reasons for involving American schoolchildren in such new, dangerous, and experimental activities:
1. First, the Department of Defense wanted to test the mental and physical effects of teleportation on children.
2. Second, Project Pegasus needed to use children because the holograms created by the chronovisors would collapse when adults stood within them.
3. Third, the children were tabula rasa (of the mind that has not yet gained impressions of experience) and would tend to see things during the time probes that adults would tend to miss.
4. Fourth, the children were trainees who upon growing up would serve in a covert time-space program under DARPA that would operate in tandem with the overt space program under NASA.
5. Lastly, the program sponsors found that after moving between time lines, adult time travellers were often becoming insane, and it was hoped that by working with gifted and talented children from childhood, the U.S. government might create an adult cadre of “chrononauts” capable of dealing with the psychological effects of time travel.
In contrast to the chronovisor probes, in which a form of virtual time travel was achieved, the teleporters developed by Project Pegasus allowed for physical teleportation to distant locations, sometimes with an adjustment forward or backward in time of days, weeks, months, or years. According to Mr Basiago, by 1972, the U.S. government was using “quantum displacement” of this kind to both send people forward several years in time to store sensitive military secrets in the future and backward several years in time to provide the government with intelligence about future events.
II The weaponisation of time travel
DARPA’s Project Pegasus (1968-73) under which the U.S. government program of quantum access Tesla-based teleportation and time travel was developed was historically under the control of then-U.S. President Richard M. Nixon’s cabinet member Donald H. Rumsfeld. According to Mr Basiago’s whistleblower testimony, Donald H. Rumsfeld, the sitting U.S. Secretary of Defence on September 11, 2001, was the defence attaché to Project Pegasus during the early 1970’s, when Mr Rumsfeld was officially serving as a counsellor to President Nixon and member of his Board of Wage and Price Stabilisation.
Mr Rumsfeld approached his Project Pegasus responsibilities with the intent to weaponise teleportation and time travel to the U.S. government’s advantage. He has been quoted as stating in Project Pegasus meetings at the time that the chief mission of teleportation was to deliver troops to the appropriate place in the battlefield.
Sequestration of secret U.S. military bases
It is clear from Michael Relfe’s two books on his 20 years at the secret U.S. base on Mars that U.S. time travel was principally used to the hide the presence of U.S. secret military installations on Mars from the public so that the installations remained accessible only to time scientists of the U.S. DoD.
Mr Relfe was recruited into the U.S. armed forces and time travel/teleported to Mars in 1976. Only individuals with access to secret time science records or technology of the U.S. Department of Defense could prove the existence of the U.S. secret Mars base from Michael Relfe’s conventional U.S. service records.
Time travel and political control of the human population
Time travel pre-identification and secret training of U.S. Presidents
On a November 11, 2009 Coast to Coast AM radio program, Mr Basiago publicly stated that DARPA’S Project Pegasus program involving time travel was identifying future persons of interest, including those who would serve as U.S. president, and then informing such persons of their destinies. Mr Basiago stated that in the early 1970s, in the company of his late father, Raymond F. Basiago, an engineer for The Ralph M. Parsons Company who worked on classified aerospace projects was present at a lunch in Albuquerque, New Mexico at which (then) future U.S. Presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush were guests shortly after they were informed that both would one day serve as President.
He also stated that in the early 1970s, the DARPA program, Project Pegasus, had identified future Presidents Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton utilising time travel technology. Mr Basiago met (then) future President Barack Obama in Los Angeles, CA in 1982 Mr while attending UCLA. Mr Obama, then a student at Columbia University, was visiting former classmates at Occidental College in Los Angeles. A statement was made by the ally of Mr Obama in the anti-apartheid movement which revealed that Mr Obama, then age 20, already knew that he would one day be the President.
Project Pegasus time travel was also used for political surveillance of future societal change agents.
Mr Basiago revealed that the reason Project Pegasus was able to identify Mr Carter, who was the then Governor of George, in 1971, as a future U.S. President, is that the program was in possession of a copy of Exopolitics: Politics, Government and Law in the Universe by Alfred Lambremont Webre—a book that this reporter would not write until 1999 and would not be published as a library book until 2005, but which bears a quote on its front pages of a statement made by President Jimmy Carter.
According to him, Mr Webre’s book Exopolitics was, among other written works, physically retrieved from the future by Project Pegasus and brought back in time to 1971 or a prior time. At that time, 1971, Mr Webre was General Counsel of the New York City Environmental Protection Administration and had been placed under time travel surveillance by the U.S. government.
Mr Basiago has also stated that Project Pegasus identified Laura Magdalene Eisenhower, the great granddaughter of U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, as a his future ally.
Thus, there is historical precedent for the covert political surveillance, via remote sensing in time, of a person of interest like Laura Magdalene Eisenhower, great-granddaughter of U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Time travel and 9/11
Mr Basiago has publicly stated how in 1971 he viewed moving images of the attack on the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001 that had been obtained from the future and brought back to the early 1970’s.
He has described how while serving in Project Pegasus, he viewed moving images of 9/11 at the secured U.S. defence-technical facility where they were processed after being retrieved from the future (at the Aerojet Corporation facility that once stood at the corner of Bullock Avenue and Leroy Place in Socorro, New Mexico).
In all likelihood, Mr Rumsfeld, as the defence attaché to Project Pegasus, would have known about and possibly had control over the data about 9/11 derived via “quantum access” and brought it back to the early 1970’s for analysis by the DARPA research and development program under his administrative authority.
Mr Basiago’s eyewitness account that Secretary Rumsfeld and others knew about 9/11 decades in advance because data about it was gathered via DARPA’s secret time travel program unlocks several of the more enigmatic facts in the 9/11 literature and may be the key to society’s unravelling of the ultimate accountability for the false flag operation that took place on September 11, 2001.
Time travel and natural catastrophe
A chronovisor probe in the early 1970s by DARPA’s Project Pegasus chose an archetypal target in Washington, DC. Project Pegasus chose to view the U.S. Supreme Court building in 2013 via chronovisor and Project Pegasus participant and Mr Basiago “found that the Supreme Court building was under 100 feet of stagnant water”..
A Farsight Institute remote viewing study of natural catastrophe targeted the archetypal target right across from the U.S. Supreme Court Building—the U.S. Capitol building—in 2013.
In all, 39% of the remote viewer reports viewed the U.S. Capitol in ruins alongside deep water.
Mr Basiago has also stated that “that because the chronovisors did not identify absolute, deterministic futures but rather alternate futures in the “multi-verse,” this catastrophic vision of Washington, DC might be from an alternative time line that does not materialise on our time line.”
Results showed that 29% of Farsight remote viewers targeting the U.S. Capitol in 2013 did not see a Washington, DC devastated by natural catastrophe.
Here, then, we have the 2012-13 catastrophic and 2012-13 non-catastrophic futures side by side. DARPA’s Project Pegasus chronovisor technology for probing future events in the time-space hologram was state-of-the-art in the early 1970s. Project Pegasus itself was under the policy oversight of Donald H. Rumsfeld as a Nixon cabinet member. It may have been that Presidential-level decisions were made in the early 1970s to commence underground shelter preparations, on the basis of Project Pegasus and other time-travel intelligence about the 2012-13 catastrophic timeline.
It is reasonable to speculate whether the U.S. and other governments and elites may have made a fundamental miscalculation and wrong conclusion in assuming that a 2012-13 cataclysmic timeline will be the actual future, when in fact it was an alternative future that would not materialise as the actual deterministic future in 2012-13.
It is also reasonable to speculate that the governments and political and financial elites have made a colossal moral error in creating safe underground bases for themselves, while making plans to leave an unwitting humanity on the surface to be ‘depopulated’ by a combination of giant solar flares, meteors from space, and a Mad Max scenario playing out—all of which is a future that does not materialise.
In a July 7, 2010 presentation, Dr. Courtney Brown of the Farsight Institute stated there are anomalies that suggest the U.S. government and elites are heavily invested in covertly preparing for the 2012-13 catastrophic timeline, while keeping the bulk of the human population in the dark.
These anomalies, such as rapid expansion of deep underground military bases to accommodate all U.S. government, military and police forces, and political and financial elites, suggest that they have accepted that the 2012-13 catastrophic future is the most probable future, and are feverishly completing underground facilities on Earth (as well as secret bases on Mars).
Societal impact of chronovision and teleportation
Basiago’s Pegasus revelations establish that a secret, advanced U.S. time-space program emerged 40 years ago. For four decades, this program has used esoteric technologies involving chronovision and teleportation to perform “remote sensing in time” of past and future events. For the past three decades, teleportation has also been used to send individuals from Earth to strategic U.S. bases on Mars. He is adamant that these technologies be revealed so that their positive and negative aspects can be debated and their positive aspects used to the advantage of humanity.
Chronovision, he said, could be used to create an international network of virtual museums in which images from the past would be shown to enlighten and educate the public. Misapplied, such technology could also be used to create a Fascist society based on 24-hour surveillance of individuals by government, which may have been portended by the DARPA project called “Total Information Awareness” that President George W. Bush established and placed under Admiral John Poindexter.
Teleportation is a second quantum access technology developed with public funds that the public is being denied the full benefits of. Teleportation could be used, Basiago said, to move people and goods more quickly and efficiently around the globe, without the pollution caused by planes, trains, and automobiles or the negative land use effects from airports, railroad tracks, and highways. Yet, if it is not declassified, teleportation will remain what it has been for 40 years, that is, a weapon for use only by the U.S. military, to have the option to put troops precisely where they are needed on battlefields.
“I take my responsibilities as a planetary whistleblower very seriously,” Basiago said.
“This is a truth campaign for positive human development on this planet. The people of this planet have a right to a true telling of the natural history of the solar system that we inhabit. This includes the truth that Mars is an inhabited planet and also that the United States’ secret space program has already sent individuals from this planet to the Red Planet. If we are to achieve a sustainable human future on this planet, we must demand that the US government reveal the teleportation that has been used to reach Mars so that it can now be used to revolutionise human transport on Earth. The people of this planet have a right to inhabit a future global society in which all human beings enjoy the life-advantaging benefits of all of the technologies that all of human ingenuity has ever produced. In both of these cases, whether a treaty protecting Mars or a global network of teleports results, the truth shall set us free.”
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