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UFO Digest Newsletter July 11, 2013 - WEEKLY NEWSLETTER
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This week with begin with an article and video by Jose Escamilla the discoverer of Rods. Next, Diane Tessman wonders if Earth had two moons in ancient times and if aliens are part of God's domain? Then, Scott Corrales reports on witnesses to a 1997 sighting in Argentina. Chris Holly writes about Flying Buildings as UFOs and reports that Orbs have returned to Long Island. Steve Erdmann publishes part II of the Octopus from Hell. Next, Sean Casteel interviews Dr. Barry Taff, a veteran of the Psychic Wars. Doc Vega contributes Parts IV and V of his UFOs, Vikings and Bigfoot series. Roger Marsh reports on a UFO with possible appendages. John Foster comments on his upcoming talk at the Psychic Studies Institute. Tony Elliott sets the record straight on ET Abductio ns and so on. Vinodprasad Petwal writes about UFO-aliens and ancient gods. Brad Steiger is back with a review of his Real Aliens, Space Beings, and Creatures from Other Worlds. Shy Brown continues with her series From the Journal of Cheetah and Jane. I discovered 3 great articles I believe you will like. Enjoy Dirk
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Jose Escamilla's Rods vs
Monster Quest by Jose Escamilla. Exposing the injustice imposed
on the RODS phenomena by Monsterquest and The History Channel. More...![]()
Earth: Did We Have Binary
Moons? by Diane Tessman. Did Earth have two moons in ancient
times? Mars has two mysterious moons, Phobos and Diemos, both of which seem to
be mostly hollow; there has been much speculation that one or both of these
Martian moons is artificially made by an alien race. There have been similar
theories stating that our moon is hollow and “rings” (reverberates) when
impacted. Now there is new information about our moon: It might have had a
companion moon millions of years ago. More...
Also
read: Are Aliens Part of
God’s Domain?![]()
Witness Discusses 1997
Sighting in Argentina by Scott Corrales. “When I read Mrs.
Angela de Ponce’s letter to El Tribuno on 27 June, I decided to tell my own
story,” said Roberto Moreira, a retired carbonated beverages worker who lives in
the town of Mariano Moreno. “It’s true. When people hear the story, they laugh
or don’t think it’s true. But I would be willing to place my hand on the Bible
for what I’m going to tell you. I am not going to lie to God. More...![]()
Are Flying Buildings the New
UFOs? by Chris Holly. A few years ago I wrote about the reports
I was being sent from people all over the world telling me that they had the
strangest of strange sightings. The people were reporting large floating or
flying buildings. The reports I was receiving were similar in the fact that the
craft or structure they were seeing were rectangle in shape, slow in movement
and silent as they made their way across the sky. More...
Also
read: The
UFOs Have Returned Long Island NY![]()
The Octopus from Hell Part
II by Steve Erdmann . Chemical magnate Al Holbert was a former
Israeli intelligence officer who gave special education classes to law
enforcement agencies in the U.S. His address was Fort Mead, home of the
Intelligence Security Comand and Delta Force. Holbert exported cryptic
substances out of his mail-order chemical outfit. Danny Casolaro ‘carted about’
a transcript of Octopus connections and Riconosciuto interviews at the DOJ: a
month before his death. More...![]()
Dr. Barry Taff: A Veteran Of
The Psychic Wars by Sean Casteel. Dr. Barry Taff has been on
the forefront of the academic study of psychic phenomena for decades and has
long documented the connection between psi events and UFOs. His own psychic
experiences began in childhood, and he has no doubt of the reality of some form
of coupling between human consciousness and a field of energy that we do not as
yet understand. More...![]()
UFOs, Vikings and BigFoots
Part V by Doc Vega. The Ibn Fadian manuscript has been the
subject of much study, the tracing of its authenticity through history, and
careful scrutiny by scholars of universities in many countries make it a
precious record. It survives the ages as one of the most compelling first hand
accounts of ancient civilizations and even very good evidence that the
Neanderthal supposedly cousins of man still survived in a tribe in 928 A.D.
Despite the widespread dominance of modern man this manuscript holds evidence
that one particular holdout of Neanderthals not only existed in a war-like
society, but actually raided human beings much like the Vikings raided our
ancestors on the coasts of Great Britain. More...
Also
read: UFOs,
Vikings and Bigfoots? Part IV![]()
Weird Object with Possible
Appendages Photographed in Flushing, Queens, New York by Roger
Marsh. A New York family walking through Flushing, Queens, reported
watching and photographing a "strange organic-type UFO with appendages" about
5:40 p.m. on June 5, 2013, according to testimony from the Mutual UFO Network
(MUFON) witness reporting database. More...![]()
Comments posted concerning
John Foster's upcoming talk to the Psychic Studies Institute by John
Foster. Just thought you might be interested in the opinion of a former UFO
investigator, author, editor for the Human Potential Foundation which was
founded by Senator Scott Jones and financed by Lawrence Rockefeller to keep
President Clinton informed of new and developing new science and UFO activity in
the United States. His opinion of my story, so-called UFO encounters and my
upcoming talk to the Psychic Studies Institute in Kansas City are on the link
below. He is a very knowledgeable man, an accomplished investigator/researcher
and has a little different take on UFO encounters. More...![]()
Setting The Record Straight,
The Misconceptions Of ET Abductions And Religious Superstitions by
Tony Elliott . I have been a UFO, paranormal, strange phenomena researcher
and investigator for decades, having had many experiences in this genre from
sightings of many strange objects; a Sasquatch sighting, aura visions, and a
vast array of paranormal encounters of my own. As far as the extraterrestrial
experience in general and abductions as they are called in particular goes, I
find that many in this business are misguided. They make fantastic claims for
personal monitory gains, come to the table with preordained ideas which are
clouded by their personal belief systems, and above all a lack of understanding
of the visitor phenomena. More...![]()
UFO-Aliens and Ancient
Gods by Vinodprasad Petwal. I am a citizen of INDIA and I had
contacted with the aliens [ancient gods] in USA in Missouri near Kansas city in
2008 by spiritual power [consciousness of mind that is opening of 3rd eye]. More...![]()
Real Aliens, Space Beings, and
Creatures from Other Worlds: Review by Brad Steiger. The July
2013 issue of Fortean Times' Book Review section contains a very nice review of
Brad and Sherry Steigers' Real Aliens, Space Beings, and Creatures from Other
Worlds entitled, "A taxonomy of aliens: A good starting point for folklorists
and others who can't tell their blonde Nordics from their inter-dimensional
beings. More...![]()
From the Journal of Cheetah
and Jane: Staring Death in the Face part one by Shy Brown. I
was about five years old when Mother had to leave to see her older sister,
Gladys, for the last time. It would be a long trip traveling by bus from Plant
City, Florida to Montreal, Canada. Mother decided to take me with her rather
than leave me with my three brothers. Since Father was the owner of a
construction company and this required long hours, Mother had hired a woman to
take care of my three brothers. More...![]()
Ireland Claims UFO Sighting 5
Days After Roswell - Blarney! by Dirk Vander Ploeg. An
interesting piece of Irish curio was unearthed by the Irish blog Broadsheet this
week in the shape of an Irish Times clipping from July 12, 1947. The clipping’s
headline reads: “Flying Saucer Seen in County Kerry” More...
Also
read: Google
Celebrates Roswell 66th Anniversary with Google Doodle!
And: Snowden
reveals UFO Documents
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Dr. Clarke, I Neither Confirm Nor Deny!
Op 05 Jul 2013, om 09:24 heeft Nick Pope het volgende geschreven:
David Clarke, the tireless Sheffield Hallam University professor whose decade-long quest in getting his country’s National Archives to release UFO files compiled by the British Ministry of Defence, reached the end of the road on June 23 with a final data-dump into the public domain. And he signed off on that last batch with I-told-you-so relish. There were no smoking guns amid the 52,000 pages released since the incremental undertaking began in 2009, and even veteran British researcher Jenny Randles lauded Clarke’s persistence.
To much fanfare, the British Ministry of Defence finally ended the public distribution of its largely banal and pedestrian UFO case files last month/CREDIT: superscholar.org
“I may not agree with everything that he says on the subject — but I do with much of it and respect all of his views about the remainder,” she wrote in an addendum to Clarke’s parting shots. “I certainly know that he is nobody’s puppet. And I, for one, say thank you for his efforts.”
Based solely on the evidence presented by UK authorities — and the MoD’s ostensible exculpatory transparency — Clarke’s obituary on that nation’s ufology would appear well sourced. But by pulling in some American “Skeptical Inquirer” types to fortify his position, Clarke clearly overreaches in his alacrity to settle the worldwide UFO problem once and for all. No room, of course, for the testimony of former Belgian Air Force general Wilfried de Brouwer concerning the F-16 scrambles during 1989-90 European wave, or flight-safety issues raised by former NASA scientist Richard Haines, both of whom presented their evidence at a symposium just last weekend in Greensboro, N.C. Truth is, you could spend all night listing Clarke's points of omission and it wouldn’t make a dime's worth of difference here. Not when you forsake good data and credible witnesses for shopworn cliches, as Clarke chose to.
“... My favourite quote of the whole two day media event,” he wrote of the reception to the final MoD document delivery, “came from the New York Times as follows: ‘Dr. Clarke, who has approached the UFO phenomenon from a sociological perspective, noted that many UFO sightings came from the Scottish city of Glasgow between 10 p.m. and midnight — around the time the pubs are closing.’”
Wow. Drunk eyewitnesses again. Fascinating. Zzzz.
Clarke also took a few shots at fellow British ufologists Nick Pope and Timothy Good for holding “preconceived beliefs” in their failure to trust The Official Story “because it is in their interest [as UFO authors] to keep the mystery alive and kicking.”
Clarke draws a particularly critical bead on Pope, who anchored the MoD’s UFO desk from 1991-94. He charges Pope with hypocrisy for requesting that his own UFO-related records remain exempt from disclosure.
“The reason these papers are being with-held,” Clarke alleges, “is because they contain information about Nick Pope’s ‘conversion’ to UFO believer that followed his alien abduction experience in Florida in 1991. This happened shortly before he joined the ‘UFO desk’ when he claims he had little or no interest in the subject.”
Now that’s actually interesting.
In denying the abduction story in an email to De Void — “I've never even seen a UFO!” — Pope sought to clarify the record. To wit:
“Some UK-based ufologists took exception to the fact that I used some pseudonymous cases in my book on alien abductions, ‘The Uninvited’. I replied that witness confidentiality applied without exception and added ‘even if it was me’ as a joke. The joke spread and I replied that I could "neither confirm nor deny" (NCND) the rumor. NCND is a Ministry of Defense in-joke, just as ‘I could tell you but then I'd have to kill you’ is an in-joke in the intelligence community.
“The only documents that I requested the MoD withhold are ones relating to my work as a freelance journalist, broadcaster and PR consultant. Clarke is one of a small group of UK ufologists who are absolutely obsessed with me, in view of my government work on UFOs. This bizarre groups of oddballs — which includes a deeply unpleasant individual who runs an anti-Semitic blog — have submitted multiple FOI requests to MoD about me and poison the blogosphere with incessant hate-filled rantings about my government work — in many people's eyes I still work for the government and am personally responsible for the UFO cover-up! I took the view — and the MoD agreed — that documents relating to my business activities were private and should certainly not be passed to some of the more unpleasant characters who lurk on the fringes of ufology.”
Hypocrisy? Well, at the very least, it tells us the MoD still has stuff tucked away in its UFO files. Pope also reminded De Void — as indeed, Clarke reminded his readers — that Clarke never possessed a security clearance during his UFO research and has reviewed only declassified, or unclassified, material.
“I suspect there's some sour grapes here,” Pope went on, “because one of the documents in MoD's UFO files referred to Clarke and a couple of his fellow ufologists as ‘the UFO spotters’ - a pejorative UK term meaning someone with an obsessive, nerdish and naïve perspective on the subject. It was one of my successors who wrote that, but as I'm the 'public face' of MoD's UFO project, ufologists tend to blame me for just about everything!”
Then there’s this caveat from prolific British researcher and author Good, who greeted the MOD’s “glasnost” with a shrug: “That was done in a civilian desk within the MoD which Nick headed ... The real work is done behind the scenes (e.g. military intelligence). You may recall that in ‘Above Top Secret’ I exposed for the first time the Top Secret UFO research unit then at RAF Rudloe Manor (now elsewhere).”
This is running long for a little blog, so let’s wrap it up on a word from Jenny Randles, who discovered something from these MoD crumbs that we Yanks regrettably picked up on from the Pentagon decades ago, after it was far too late: “... The MoD was never — and is not now — the correct body to collate such data and spend precious resources on a subject that really needs to be demystified and placed into the realms of scientific study.”
OK, so who wants to pony up and start from scratch?
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Les documents Majestic 12 - MAGONIE

A propos des documents du MJ-12...
Robert Wood, qui a joué (et joue
encore) un rôle clé dans l'évaluation et la publication de ces documents, a
consacré un ouvrage à la question des virus étrangers, se basant sur le corpus
qu'il a rassemblé ces dernières années:
Les documents Majestic 12 - MAGONIE
L'effet tunnel surprenant de la chimie interstellaire - MAGONIE
Les documents Majestic 12 - MAGONIEExtrait de mon livre OVNIS. Vers la fin du secret ? (JMG,2010)
Chapitre 7 Révélations spectaculaires et désinformationn pages 266 à 270
1998-1999 : une avalanche de nouveaux de documents
Les critiques virulentes contre le document SOM1-01 sonnaient-elles le glas de l’affaire Majestic-12 ? Pas du tout, car une nouvelle vague, plus importante, ne tarde pas à arriver : un premier lot de 125 pages en 1998, puis un paquet plus important encore en 1999, le total atteignant alors près de 2 000 pages. Depuis lors, d’autres documents ont encore fait leur apparition, mais en moins grand nombre, semble-t-il, et de moindre intérêt. Le contenu du premier lot, de 1998, porte toujours sur la découverte et l’étude secrète des ovnis accidentés, à partir de 1947. Ce sont le Dr Robert Wood et son fils Ryan qui en dévoilent l’existence à une conférence à New Haven le 11 octobre 1998. Le Dr Wood est l’un des chercheurs les plus réputés en ufologie. Docteur en physique de l’université Cornell, il a fait toute sa carrière à des postes de responsabilités dans l’industrie aérospatiale américaine, notamment la société McDonnell-Douglas. Son fils Ryan est un ingénieur en informatique qui a travaillé dans de grandes entreprises : Intel, Digital, Toshiba.
Les Wood étudiaient depuis un certain temps ces documents qui leur avaient été fournis par le chercheur californien Timothy Cooper. Celui-ci dit les avoir reçus d’un agent des services secrets qu’il appelle “Cantwheel”, mais dont il ne donne pas l’identité véritable. Ces documents sont rendus disponibles en novembre sur internet, sur le site de Joseph Firmage, un jeune homme d’affaires qui a fait fortune dans l’informatique à la “Silicon Valley”, et qui s’est reconverti de manière spectaculaire dans la recherche sur les ovnis (11). Signalons qu’il s’en est maitenant retiré et n’a ainsi fait qu’une brève carrière ufologique. Pour sa part, le Dr Wood les publie sous forme d’une brochure de 190 pages de grand format, The Majestic Documents, reprenant également les documents précédents (12).
Une fois de plus, les critiques pleuvent. Certaines sont graves et il devient vite évident que ces documents sont pour la plupart, sinon en totalité, des fabrications, en dépit des arguments de Wood père et fils. Il serait beaucoup trop long de les détailler, mais donnons quand même ici une idée de ce débat, ainsi que du contenu des documents, qui n’est pas non plus sans intérêt. Le premier document est une curieuse étude, datée de juin 1947 et signée par les deux grands physiciens Robert Oppenheimer et Albert Einstein, intitulée “Relations avec les habitants de corps célestes”. Le texte est intéressant, mais comporte des fautes bizarres, dès le titre. Le mot céleste est écrit en anglais “celestrial” au lieu de celestial, ce qui fait douter. Dans une analyse convaincante, le physicien Bruce Maccabee déclare le document faux. A cela Wood répond qu’Einstein, le véritable auteur, ne maîtrisait pas bien l’anglais, et sa secrétaire non plus !
Les documents suivants tournent autour de la découverte d’un ou plusieurs véhicules accidentés en juillet 1947. Il y est question, bien sûr, du crash de Roswell, mais les choses se compliquent un peu. Ce sont :
- une instruction (Field Order) donnée début juillet à une unité spécialisée, la “Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit (IPU)” de se rendre immédiatement sur les lieux ;
- le “résumé” de l’IPU, document de sept pages daté du 22 juillet. Celui-ci décrit sommairement la découverte de deux objets volants entre le 4 et le 6 juillet, l’un près de Corona, site “LZ-1” (LZ, pour Landing Zone) – on reconnaît là le ranch de Brazel - et l’autre à environ 30 km au sud-ouest de Socorro, près d’Oscura Peak, proche du site de l’explosion de la première bombe atomique. Sur ce deuxième site, on a trouvé cinq cadavres, d’environ 1,50 m de haut, la peau gris rose, pas de cheveux, le corps mince, vêtus d’une combinaison ajustée, à l’épreuve du feu. Ils sont sexués mais de manière peu visible. D’autres corps ont été trouvés près du site LZ-1, ainsi que des parties de corps d’animaux à l’intérieur de l’appareil à LZ-2. Peu après la découverte, quatre techniciens sont tombé gravement malades et trois sont morts d’hémorragie ;
- une instruction donnée le 8 juillet au général Twining de se rendre à White Sands pour faire une évaluation des ovnis qui y sont conservés ;
- un rapport de Twining du 16 juillet, de trois pages, intitulé “Air Accident Report”, qui décrit la soucoupe trouvée près de Victorio Peak (site absent de la carte routière du Nouveau-Mexique : faut-il comprendre Oscura Peak ?), en forme de “beignet” d’environ 10 m de diamètre (35 pieds). A l’intérieur, un compartiment suggère la présence possible d’un “moteur atomique”. Les scientifiques allemands de Fort Bliss et White Sands (c’est là qu’était notamment von Braun) n’ont pu identifier cet appareil comme un engin secret humain. Selon Oppenheimer et von Karman, c’est le corps même de l’appareil qui pourrait faire partie du système de propulsion (une idée qui figurait déjà dans le livre du colonel Corso : l’appareil pourrait se charger électriquement…) ;
- un mémorandum du CIG (“ Central Intelligence Group”, précédant la CIA qui va être mise en place le 18 septembre, le même jour que l’US Air Force). Daté du 19 septembre, et signé Hillenkoetter (Directeur du CIG puis de la CIA dans la foulée), ce texte d’une seule page dévoile l’existence d’un troisième site, à 50 km (30 miles) à l’est du terrain d’aviation d’Alamogordo (plus tard Holloman), découvert le 5 juillet !
- vient ensuite un “Mission Assessment”, de 19 pages, daté du 19 septembre, qui inaugure le sigle “ULAT” pour désigner les ovnis (“ Unidentified Lenticular Shaped Aerodyne” ). Là, il y a un petit problème : les deux zones de crash sont inversées. LZ-1 est placée près de Socorro ;
- enfin, une pièce importante, non datée mais écrite d’après le contexte en 1952, le “Premier rapport annuel” du Groupe Majestic-12. De nouvelles précisions sont apportées, sans toutefois clarifier complètement ce scénario d’accidents en série. On y évoque l’éjection à haute altitude d’un “cylindre de sauvetage” (escape cylinder) à la suite d’une collision entre deux soucoupes d’origine interplanétaire. Des cinq corps retrouvés, deux étaient dans le cylindre. Mais la suite n’est pas claire, envisageant l’hypothèse assez incroyable d’une collision avec un appareil expérimental (on a observé la fusion de trois spots radar). Mais après tout, qu’en savons-nous ?
Ces pages ont été, bien entendu, passées au crible par les sceptiques et, dès les premiers jours a éclaté une première grenade, le mot “retro-virus” qui apparaît dans le document de 1952. Or le mot n’existait pas encore à cette date. Le physicien Jack Sarfatti, qui se situe sur l’aile “avancée” de l’ufologie américaine (il a eu une rencontre rapprochée impressionnante dans son enfance) a recommandé aux Wood d’admettre l’erreur, mais ils n’ont pas voulu reculer, même sur ce point. Un autre gros pépin a été la mention d’une vieille légende ufologique, la disparition d’un régiment Néo-Zélandais à Gallipoli, dans les Dardanelles en 1915. Or il a été prouvé que cette histoire était fausse. “Erreur fatale”, proclame alors Barry Greenwood, de plus en plus sceptique, dans son bulletin Just Cause !
Pour couronner le tout, Timothy Cooper finit par être soupçonné de les avoir fabriqués, y compris le document SOM1-01. Le Britannique Timothy Good dévoile en septembre 1999 que certains défauts typographiques apparaissent à l’identique sur des lettres qu’il a reçues de Cooper. Est-ce le coup de grâce ? Certains l’annoncent déjà, comme Jan Aldrich, ancien militaire très hostile à toutes ces histoires (Roswell compris), qui s’exclame sur internet : “Clouons tous ces dindons ! (Let’s nail these turkeys!). Cela dit, sur cette question des défauts typographiques notés par Timothy Good, le Dr Wood réplique qu’il a fait étudier le problème par un expert, or celui-ci n’a pas jugé l’argument décisif, car ce type de défaut peut être commun à de nombreuses machines.
Si ces documents sont faux, vient alors la question : qui les a donc fabriqués et dans quel but ? La plupart des sceptiques ne poussent pas très loin la réflexion : pour eux, ce sont des faux fabriqués par des escrocs qui veulent faire croire à toutes ces calembredaines ! Qui croire ? En réalité, cette énorme quantité de documents apparus de manière mystérieuse ces dernières années pourrait bien illustrer ce processus de divulgation progressive de l’information, déjà évoqué plus haut, qui serait poursuivi par certains services secrets désireux de débloquer à terme le verrou du secret, mais sans provoquer une explosion médiatique. Le jeu consisterait à toujours maintenir le doute en fabriquant des documents délibérément entachés d’erreurs. Ainsi, de l’information est mise en circulation mais on empêche l’opinion de s’emballer. On pourrait comparer cela aux barres de contrôle d’une pile atomique qui l’empêchent d’exploser (si tout va bien). Au congrès international de Laughlin, de mars 2000 au Nevada, les Wood père et fils ont encore défendu avec une belle énergie leur point de vue radical, à savoir que ces documents sont essentiellement authentiques. Ils sont d’ailleurs attelés à une lourde tâche, l’analyse de plus de mille pages de nouveaux documents qu’ils ont reçues de Timothy Cooper en 1999, et qu’ils ont l’intention de divulguer progressivement sur internet. J’ai soumis à Ryan Wood cette idée de divulgation progressive avec des erreurs délibérées, mais je ne l’ai visiblement pas ébranlé. Il ne semble pas que la question ait beaucoup avancé depuis lors. L’autre hypothèse, plus brutale, reste bien sûr celle de la désinformation “amplifiante”, pour discréditer l’ufologie. Celle-ci semble être pertinente dans d’autres cas, comme l’affaire Bennewitz, et quelques autres épisodes de révélations trop sensationnelles, qu’il faut rappeler maintenant, en revenant en arrière au début des années quatre-vingts.
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Headline Edition, July 8, 1947!
Have You Ever Looked Into The Abyss? It Would Seem Like A Perfect Hiding Place!
“Fifty percent of UFO encounters are connected with oceans. Fifteen more – with lakes. So UFOs tend to stick to the water,” he said.
On one occasion a nuclear submarine, which was on a combat mission in the Pacific Ocean, detected six unknown objects. After the crew failed to leave behind their pursuers by maneuvering, the captain ordered to surface. The objects followed suit, took to the air, and flew away.
Many mysterious events happened in the region of Bermuda Triangle, recalls
retired submarine commander Rear Admiral Yury Beketov. Instruments malfunctioned
with no apparent reason or detected strong interference. The former navy officer
says this could be deliberate disruption by UFOs.
Vladimir
Kremlev for RT. Click to enlarge
Navy intelligence veteran, Captain 1st rank Igor Barklay comments:
“Ocean UFOs often show up wherever our or NATO’s fleets concentrate. Near Bahamas, Bermudas, Puerto Rico. They are most often seen in the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean, in the southern part of the Bermuda Triangle, and also in the Caribbean Sea.”
Another place where people often report UFO encounters is Russia’s Lake Baikal, the deepest fresh water body in the world. Fishermen tell of powerful lights coming from the deep and objects flying up from the water.
In one case in 1982 a group of military divers training at Baikal spotted a group of humanoid creatures dressed in silvery suits. The encounter happened at a depth of 50 meters, and the divers tried to catch the strangers. Three of the seven men died, while four others were severely injured.
“I think about underwater bases and say: why not? Nothing should be discarded,” says Vladimir Azhazha. “Skepticism is the easiest way: believe nothing, do nothing. People rarely visit great depths. So it’s very important to analyze what they encounter there.”
Meanwhile Russian Navy officials have denied the collection of UFO-related encounters exists. A source in the Navy’s service staff said the story may have its roots in the reports of vessel commanders, which describe locating objects of unclear but Earthly origin.
“An illusion of a UFO encounter can result from large fish shoals, floating garbage or natural phenomena,” ITAR-TASS news agency cites the source.


When You Find One, You Will Find Many Others …UK astronomers join hunt for alien life, new level of code-breaking may be required
London: Are we alone in the universe? We could be closer to finding out.
British astronomers are joining forces to hunt for ET — or at least for signs of his existence.
In a move that comes only weeks after the UK Government closed its UFO hotline, scientists from 11 institutions, including the Jodrell Bank observatory, have formed a network to help those working in different fields of research to share their expertise.
Telescopes will listen for radio and light “broadcasts” beamed by TVs, radios, satellites, radar and lasers from other worlds.
And should a message from little green men be intercepted, we might even be ready to reply. Communications experts more used to working on the intelligence of chimpanzees and dolphins are trying to devise ways of decoding any messages and framing a response.
The network, coordinated by Dr Alan Penny of the University of St Andrews, was officially launched on Monday at the National Astronomy Meeting, organised by the Royal Astronomical Society, at St Andrews, Scotland.
The UK SETI Research Network will bolster Britain’s long-running involvement in the US-based Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence, or SETI, project.
Dr Penny said the interception of light and radio signals that were wholly artificial and could not be made by nature would be proof that we are not alone.
“If ET fired a powerful laser through a big optical telescope to send a signal or announce their existence, those pulses could be detected over many thousands of light years,” he said.
“We need to get more time on telescopes for the project and then we’ll get a flood of data. At the moment if we detected a signal that was unambiguously artificial that would be it.
“You wouldn’t need to understand the message — its nature would tell us that we are not alone. Then once you’ve found it you can look more closely to see if there is a message. If it looks as though there is, [intelligence agency] GCHQ can get going and try to decode it.”
Others believe that a new level of code-breaking will be required.
Dr John Elliott, an expert in human and animal communication from Leeds Metropolitan University, said: “Standard decipherment and decryption techniques used by the military and security agencies are not going to help much.
“To put the challenge into context, we still have scripts from antiquity that have remained undeciphered over hundreds of years, despite many serious attempts.”
However, some scientists say that if we alert hostile aliens to our existence we risk an invasion that could lead to the end of life on Earth.
They argue that if ET has the technology to cross space to reach us then any defences we have will be all but useless.
And physicist Stephen Hawking has warned that aliens may plunder Earth for its resources.
But Professor Ian Crawford, of Birkbeck, University of London, told the conference that any aliens “would have made themselves known by now”.
Dr Robert Massey, of the Royal Astronomical Society, said: “If we found even one civilisation elsewhere, it would be an entirely sensational result.”
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[Magonie] COBEPS : décès de Lucien ClerebautHommage à Lucien Clerebaut
Chers
lecteurs,
Nous apprenons avec tristesse le décès de Lucien Clerebaut,
mercredi, suite à des complications liées à une opération
chirurgicale.
Lucien était le cofondateur de la SOBEPS et son moteur.
Perpétuellement présent, actif et efficace, il a beaucoup apporté à l'ufologie
belge. Plus largement, son intelligence et sa gestion de la vague belge en ont
fait une personnalité bien connue des Belges.
Nous saluons ce grand homme et
sommes en empathie avec ses proches.
http://www.cobeps.org/fr/lucien_clerebaut.html