|
This catalog contains a duplicated subset of the EM Effects catalog. These
entries refer to radio interference during a sighting. Note that radio outages
prior to car engine or power failure are included but simultaneous radio / engine
failures are not. Partial engine and radio problems are also included.
| Descripton |
Date |
Time |
Location |
By |
Reference |
| Massive UFO without wings seen first by tail gunner of plane
in anti-submarine squadron; the "intercom became jumble"(Does this mean
an EM effect was present or that everyone was talking at once.) In view
for 15 mins, executed 180 degree turn and disappeared. Photo taken. |
1942 Nov |
|
Bay of Biscay |
Original |
CRIFO Orbit, Jan 1955 |
| "...the plane gained a most unusual companion. A "dark shadow"
appeared along side the plane and kept pace with it, at a distance of only
some 100 to 150 feet. The Beaufort was travelling at about 235 miles per
hour. The object appeared to have a flickering light and flame belching
from its rear end. Only about 15 feet of the rear end of the UFO was visible
to the bomber crew, apparently due to "reflection of light from the exhaust."
The strange object stayed with the bomber for some 18 to 20 minutes, during
which time all radio and direction finding instruments refused to function.
It finally accelerated away from the plane at approximately three times
the speed of the bomber. Upon landing, the pilot reported the incident to
his base superiors, but he claimed he was only laughed at. Such a reaction
seems extraordinary in retrospect since it turns out that Beauforts figured
heavily in official RAAF list of planes that "went missing without trace"
during World War Two in the Bass Strait area - an area that was not linked
to any significant enemy activity. I have been told that the Beauforts had
a mechanical problem that may have accounted for some of these losses." |
February, 1944 |
2:30AM |
4,500 feet over Bass Strait (Aus) |
From legion@werple.net.au 10/97
Source: Bill Chalker |
Bill Chalker: Australian A.F. report files. APRO Bulletin,
v.30 n.10 pp.5-7. Bill Chalker: Historical Australian UFO reports. UFO Research
Australia Newsletter, v.4 n.3 (Nov-Dec. 1983) p.30 |
| Several disks going Southwest to the sea.Crackling Noise on
the radio. |
July 4, 1947 |
20:30 |
Maibu Beach, CA |
Original |
(Case 284) Bloecher, UFO Wave of 1947 |
| A brightrotating fast moving object flying at a slightly tilted
angle overtook aircraft.Radio reception was affected |
July 8, 1947 |
4:30 p. m |
Berstrom Field to San Antonio, Texas |
Original |
Austin (Texas) AMERICAN7 July 1947 |
| "Don Bushnell, plant superintendent with the Southwestern
Porcelain Steel Company, saw an object fall in front of his car as his radio
was blocked (according to UFO Evidence, "by static"). He applied the brakes,
and the object vanished." |
Autumn (1949) |
|
Tulsa, Oklahoma |
Original |
INTCAT Case 201 (No original reference.)
Vallee Magonia 71 references KeyhoeS (MSC 8/97)
UFO Evidence p 73 (MSC 11/97) |
"Navy planes on mission approached by two large discs, radar
jammed, radio transmitter blocked by buzzing noise each time new frequency
tried."
"I was watching the ground below for the convoy... and I was startled to
see two large circular shadows coming along the ground from the northwest
at a high rate of speed. We were flying north above a valley which was surrounded
on the east and west by mountains, with a pass directly ahead of us to the
north... [The objects] were huge [based on the radar returns and the visual
impression]. They were also going... about 1000 or 1200 miles an hour. My
radar display indicated 1.5 miles [to] the objects... when the objects suddenly
seemed to halt, back up, and begin a 'jittering' or 'fibrillating' motion...
I readied my guns, which automatically readied the gun cameras... the radar
went haywire. The screen 'bloomed' and became very bright. I tried to reduce
the brightness by turning down the sensitivity, but this had no effect...
my radar had been jammed and was useless. I then called the carrier... and
my reciever was out - blocked by a strange buzzing noise. I tried two other
frequencies, but couldn't get through. Each time I switched frequencies,
the band was clear for a moment, then the buzzing began...
"...the objects were still ... out there ahead of us, maintaining our speed...
[and then] the things began manuvering around our planes, circling above
and below... Before my radar was put out of commission, I used the indicated
range plus points of reference on the canopy to determine their size. They
were at least 600 or possibly 700 feet in diameter...
"The objects had a 'silvered mirror' appearance, with a reddish glow surrounding
them. They were shaped somewhat like a coolie's hat, with oblong ports from
which emanated a copper green colored light which gradually shifted to pale
pastel colored lights and back to copper green again. Above the ports was
a shimmering red ring which encircled the top portion...
"... in the middle of the underside was a circular area, coal black and
non-reflective... although the whole object 'jittered' while manuvering,
the black circular portion on the bottom was steady and showed no indication
of movement...
"... all of the men in the flight had noticed a feeling of warmth in the
airplane and... a high-frequency vibration.
"...the objects seemingly finished their inspection of the Navy planes,
they took off in the direction from which they had come, and disappeared
at a high rate of speed... the instrument dials on their [aircraft] had
become extremely luminous and all the gun camera film was fogged or exposed,
although none of the crews had used guns or cameras." |
Sept 1950
(may be October 1950[footnote 1]) |
7AM |
Korea, approx 100 mi south of the Yalu river, altitude
10,000 feet |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 73
Flying Saucers, Lorenzen, p 30-32
More information available |
| "Odd 'roaring' interference on radio as UFO circled town"
(see also 1/9/53) |
Jan 9, 1952 |
|
Kerrville, TX |
Mark Cashman 11/24/97 |
UFO Evidence, p 73; Files of Max Miller, L.A., CA |
| "Two yellowish discs passed by slowly - 'as they passed, the
radio was agitated twice.'" |
Mar 26, 1952 |
|
Long Beach, CA |
Mark Cashman 11/24/97 |
UFO Evidence p 73; report to NICAP |
Round object making a buzzing sound seen in sky after two-way
radio went dead. Object later seen and photographed at Porto Maldonado.
At about 16:30 in the afternoon of 19 July 1952, the attention of Customs
Inspector, Sr. Domingo Troncoso, then with the Peruvian Customs Office at
Puerto Maldonado on the jungle frontier with Bolivia, was called to a very
strange cigar-shaped flying object over the river area. The big dirigible-shaped
craft was flying horizontally and fairly low in the sky, passing from right
to left from the observer's position. It was leaving a dense trail of thick
smoke, vapor, or substance of some kind on its wake. The thick, whitish
substance appeared to be emitted from the aft end of the object in flight.That
this object was a real, structured, physical machine may be seen from its
reflection in the waters of the Madre de Dios river underneath it.It can
be clearly seen to be well above the broad-leaved jungle trees along the
bank of the river in the forground of the picture. The object was estimated
to be over a hundred feet long. Sr. Troncoso obtained a camera and was able
to get one good photograph of the cigar-shaped object."[footnote
2]
"The following was submitted by Colonel McHenry Hamilton, Jr, USAF, American
Air Attache, Lima, Peru. Aside from some comments by the preparing officer,
the report consisted of a translation of a newspaper article in a Lima daily.
"A "luminous disc" was supposed to have sped over the Puerto Maldonado area
of Peru near the Bolivian border at 4:50 p.m. on July 19th [1951], and among
those who claimed to have witnessed the passage was a Peruvian school teacher
who took a picture of the UFO, an object that was spewing an impressive
wake of smoke. A newspaper account read in part:
"The colour of the head or nucleus of this disc was an intense orange. The
direction was south to north, was visible from 1 to 2 minutes, leaving a
thick vaporous trail which floated for more than 15 minutes. The altitude
was more or less 2500 to 3000 feet. It was seen in broad daylight. During
its passage, the Peruvian Corporation of the Amazon radio went dead and
wasn't able to transmit or receive any signals."
"The Peruvian Minister of Education later held discussions with American
Embassy officials about the UFO report. The school teacher's photograph
and an article about the discussion with the Americans was published in
the August 15th issue of the Lima newspaper El Comercio. (Reference 94)
"The American Intelligence report on the case seems to be incomplete because
there is an unexplained reference to more than one photograph. Colonel Hamilton
was informed by Peruvian authorities that some falsification had occurred
involving "three different photographs taken by three different persons."[footnote
3]
"In a letter dated August 10, 1957, Mr. Moseley gave NICAP the following
account of the incident:
"In Lima I met Senior Pedro Bardi, who is an agricultural engineer. On July
19, 1952, while on a farm in the Madre de Dios section of Peru, he and others
saw a saucer. It was about 4.30 p.m. and they were talking to Lima by radio.
"Suddenly, according to Bardi, the radio went dead. They looked out the
window and saw a round object going by at high speed. (The witnesses included
Pedro Arellano, owner of the farm). The object had passed; it was at an
estimated 100 meters altitude and was a little smaller than a DC-3, according
to Bardi. It made a buzzing sound as it went by."
"The object's speed, Moseley explains, was determined by a report that it
was seen four minutes later near Porto Maldonado, 120 kilometers distant.
This speed was computed at 1117 miles per hour.
"The photograph was secured from a customs administrator named Domingo Troncosco,
who said he had taken it as the object flew near the port. Though the photo
shows a cigar-shaped object instead of the round shape Bardi described,
this could possibly have been due to an elongated effect caused by speed.
"It seems obvious to me", Moseley told NICAP, "that the photo is genuine.
Incidentally, I (strongly doubt) if this particular saucer was anything
but earth-made."
"Though NICAP has no reason to doubt the picture's authenticity, we are
unable to make an accurate analysis without the negative."[footnote
4]
"The object traveled from left to right at about airplane speed. When the
trail settled to ground it turned out to be a mass of thin fibery threads."[footnote
5]
|
July 19, 1952 |
4:30 PM |
Madre de Dios, Peru |
Original
Updated by Mark Cashman 5/97 |
UFO Investigator, Vol. 1, No. 2, p. 33 (wrong year given)
Gross: UFOS: A History 1951.
UFO Photographs Around the World Vol.2 (A.Roberts/W.Stevens..1985), thanks
to Victor J.Kean
2Loren Gross's UFO:s a history, the 1951 booklet pages 34 and 35, courtesy
Anders Liljegren
3UFO Investigator of September 1957 courtesy Anders Liljegren
4 Video: UFO Sightings: The Photographic Evidence Vol 2; Wendelle Stevens
|
| Night watchman at a barge mooring on the Pasquotank River
found his short wave radio dead.When he went outside to check the antenna
he saw four high speed, disc-shaped objects flying two abreast with white
round transparent centers and giving off a bright exhaust or flame.When
the objects left, he returned to his radio which worked perfectly. |
July 17, 1952 |
1:20 A. M |
Near Elizabeth City, North Carolina |
Original |
Norfolk (VA) VIRGINIA-PILOT, 18 July 1952 |
| Communication knocked out when UFO in the area.(Marginal) |
1953 |
|
K-8, Airfield, Kunsan, Korea |
Original |
NICAP Massachusetts Unit #1 Report, 15 March 1963 |
| A reddish orange oval-shaped object, with 2 fins in the rear,
and emitting red and green 'lightning-like' flames, observed.It made a 'buzzing
sound or ringing noise' as it approached form the west, circled city at
a speed faster thatn a jet plane, and disappeared to the north.A veteran
radio engineer of station KVET, Kerrville state it caused the most unusual
radio interference had had ever heard: 'like a roar that travelled up and
down the scale.Observed by 4 high school boys.Letters requesting more from
them unanswered. Whether these 2 reports were reported simultaneously to
paper, or one followed others report is unknown |
January 9 , 1953
(This case is claimed as 1/9/52 in The UFO Evidence)
|
Evening |
Kerrville, Texas |
Original |
Flying Saucer Review (E. Rockmore) #7, Janurary 1953,
page 3. EI Case |
| "Car radio quit and motor missed as UFO passed low over car." |
Jan 29, 1954 |
|
near Santa Ana, CA |
Mark Cashman 11/24/97 |
|
| Shiny round object buzzed radio tower; transmitter failed
to operate properly. |
Sep 16, 1954 |
|
Near Roanoke, Virginia (Marion) |
Mark Cashman 6/18/97 |
Peter Gersten (UFOLAWYER@aol.com), "The Ultimate Secret",
from the UFO Evidence |
| "Large green fireball observed; radio and television interference
noted over wide area" |
Sep 18, 1954 |
|
New Mexico |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence, p 74 |
| A radio makes a harsh shrieking noise and awakens a female
(no name available.) A barking dog alerts the woman to a window, where she
perceives a huge, reddish disc, swooping silently in a circle. The disc
had a clear outline with a halo around it. |
October 22, 1954 |
1:30am |
Hamilton County CINCINNATI, OH |
Original |
Reported in C.R.I.F.O. Newsletter Volume 1 #9 |
| "Radio made harsh shrieking noise, volume increased, then
reddish disk seen circling overhead." |
Oct 23, 1954 |
|
Cincinatti, OH |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| Car stalled and lights went out; driver observed UFO near
road. UFO took off with a soft explosion. Radio 42 km away experienced greatest
interference and static ever heard at about the same time. |
Nov 6, 1954 |
|
Nr. La Coruna, Spain |
Original |
Flying Saucer Review, Vol 9, No. 1, P. 16; Ribera, A.,
El Gran Enigma de los Platillos Volantes, Editorial Pomaire, Barcelona,
Spain, 1966, p.28. |
| "House radio 'pulsated' as UFO observed hovering low over
Lake Erie." |
Dec 5, 1954 |
|
North East, PA |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| "Commercial airliner en-route from Barqisimeto; radio went
dead both at Valera and Barqisimeto as pilot started to report a UFO sighting." |
Feb, 2, 1955 |
|
near Valera, Venezuela |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| Andy Florio, a musician, was driving from Tuscon to El Paso
on Highway 80 when he saw a "disc-machine "... at least 100 ft. in diameter,
25 ft. thick, dirty gold or bronze with circular openings around its rim
from which amber-coloured lights protruded. Bluish-green lights were "shining
and flickering upward" from its roof. "It made the sound of electrical humming
with stronger and softer volume. It yawed, swayed back and forth and turned
over on its axis once as I stood out of my car on the driver's side ...
It tipped over on its side and shot a brilliant, blinding white-coloured
beam of light at me, bubbling the dome of the paint on the car as well as
burning my elbow." Mr. Florio felt a needle-like tingling sensation and
heat all over his body and nausea a few weeks later. The radio stopped,
lights dimmed and the motor chugged at a speed of 12-15 miles an hour "as
though it might stall any second." When he arrived at a garage in El Paso
the next afternoon, "half the acid was gone from the battery, I was running
on three plugs, and my radio was burned out completely." (S) |
Mar 30, 1955 |
3:15AM |
near Tuscon, AZ |
Mark Cashman 12/97 |
Phillips Trace Catalog case 790, Modern People, Oct.
27, 1974 and personal communication to CUFOS, http://www.iufog.org/project1947/phillips.htm |
| "Three unusual green fireballs; heavy radio and TV disturbance." |
Apr 6, 1955 |
|
New Mexico |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| One round object making rapid movements up and down and side
to side observed by policemen in Valley City.As the officers tried to get
closer they lost radio contact. Contact regained when object left. |
Dec 1, 1956 |
0720Z (0120CST) |
|
Original |
JUST CAUSE #47, March-June 1996 (From 4602d AISS investigation) |
| "Airliner suffered radio failure during UFO sighting. Normal
functions returned when UFO left." |
May 31, 1957 |
|
Kent, England |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| Robert O'Brien, Senior Highway Designer, and his family made
two sightings of UFOs.The second one was a dark oval that followed the car
about 30 feet in the air.The car radio was on.It stopped playing and did
not work again.His wrist watch also stopped. |
June 1957 |
|
Driving north on Highway 13 towards Lexington, Missouri. |
Original |
CUFOS investiations. (Lexington newspaper need to be
checked.) |
| "Car radio stopped playing and street lights went out as formation
of seven white discs with red rims passed overhead." |
Jun 25, 1957 |
|
Baltimore, MD |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| An unusual amount of static on a portable radio was noticed
by a pilot/Captain in the USAF (500 combat hours) when another person called
his attention to an object outside which had been seen for 5 mins. Object
was an ellipse estimated to be 150' long, 30' high at altitude of 5000',
2 mi away (all estimates are probably only relatively reliable); object
glowed yellow at center shading to orange-red at edge. Object wobbled through
30 deg deflection for 10 secs and then began to pulsate at 1-2 sec per pulse;
object became completely orange during each pulse; this lasted for 20-30
secs. Then object moved, wobbled, stopped. A move/wobble/stop/pulsate cycle
occurred 4-5 times. After 20 mins, during which the object moved 45 deg
azimuth, it moved away, accelerating, until it was indistinguishable from
the stars. It was noticed that a flourescent lamp flickered during (but
not before or after) sighting; incandescent lights were not affected. Five
or six radios were checked - all exhibited unusual static. Object was first
observed near power lines. |
Oct 29 1957 |
2230 |
Selma, AL (?) |
Jan Aldrich 10/97 |
Loren Gross "UFOs: A history, 1957; 10/1 to 11/2" |
| "Sixteen year old twin brothers reported seeing a 'big and
blue' flying object that made a strange noise... The object knocked out
TV and radio broadcasting and caused the house lights to dim and pulsate.
'As the noise got louder the TV got dimmer,' said David Welcome... 'Then
the TV, radio and house lights went out.' The brothers said they saw the
object pass over their home and then disappear behind a hill several thousand
feet away. His parents and other brothers heard the noise and saw the light
too, David said." |
Oct 30, 1957 |
5:45PM |
Carbonado, WA |
Jan Aldrich 10/97 |
Loren Gross "UFOs: A history, 1957; 10/1 to 11/2" |
| James F Phillips went outside after a power failure and say
a lighted object traveling in a northwesterly direction.The lights failed
for just a few seconds, but his short wave radio continued to buzz until
the object left the area |
November 3, 1957 |
between 9-10 p. m |
Wichia Falls, Texas |
Original |
Wichita Falls (Texas) TIMES, 5 November 1957 |
| "Car motor stalled, radio failed, heat felt.(James Stokes,
White Sands engineer). |
Nov 4, 1957 |
|
Orogrande, NM |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| "A steady 'dit-dit-dit' interference on police radio during
UFO sighting." |
Nov 4, 1957 |
|
Kodiak, Alaska |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| "Car radio quit, headlights dimmed, engine stopped; UFO seen
hovering low over field." |
Nov 5, 1957 |
|
near San Antonio, TX |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| "Car motor stalled, radio blanked with static, during UFO
sighting." |
Nov 6, 1957 |
|
Houston, TX |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 74 |
| "Police chased UFO unable to notify headquarters ' because
their radio went mysteriously dead'." |
Nov 6, 1957 |
|
Danville, IL |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 75 |
| Mother and small daughter hear "crackling noise on radio,"
see bright object which gives off heat. A motorist also see object and feels
heat. |
November 6, 1957 |
5:50 p. m |
Colby, Kansas |
Original |
Topeka (Kansas) DAILY CAPITAL 8 November 1957 |
180 km north of Ottawa Jacques Jacobson and three of his
friends saw a bright,yellowish-white sphere hovering over a hilltop about
4 km away. From top and bottom issued light cones that illuminated the countryside
and the clouds. Radio reception was blocked throughout the observation,
except for a very powerful signal at one wave-length, modulated, but not
in Morse code. The object rose slowly toward the south. (M 249).
"Battery radio and portable short wave radio failed, then single tone signal
heard on one short wave frequency... Radios worked normally after UFO departed."
UFO Evidence p 75 |
Nov. 06, 1957 |
2100 |
Baskatong Lake (Canada) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 432 |
| "Loud beeping caused radio interference as police chased UFO.
TV blackout in city, motorist reported radio failure." |
Nov 10, 1957 |
|
Hammond, IN |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 75 |
| "Radio static as several UFOs seen." |
Dec 3, 1957 |
|
Cobalt, Ont. Canada |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 75 |
| Brian Crittendon, 21, was chased by a dome-shaped object that
emitted a narrow light beam toward the ground. He was so frightened that
he drove home on a half-flat tire, followed for 5 km by the object, which
was about 50 m away and 10 m above ground. It overtook his car at a speed
exceeding 100 km/h. Radio interference was noted, but no noise. (UFO Bulletin
Mar., 58). |
Jan. 13, 1958 |
2345 |
Farm Hill(Australia) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 457 |
| Radio interference noted, car stalled, noise-like airplane
heard, and then zeppelin-shaped object seen overhead. Car checked after
sighting; no way to account for stalling found. |
August 30 or September 6 1958 |
|
Btn. Egypt and Slatington, Pennsylvania |
Original |
UFO Newsletter, # 12, 1 April 1960, p. 32. |
| Green fireball observed from 4 different locations, one on
mountainside looking down on object. Mountain location experienced a "strange
buzz" on their radio during object passage. |
Oct 3, 1958 |
1:40PM |
Fukishima-Ken Japan |
Jan Aldrich CUFOS trip 1997
8/97 MSC |
CUFOS 8/5/60 |
| Object appeared to be transmitting signals (?) may be same
as object seen 60 mi N of Barbiton OH at 6:45 (same time after time difference
accounted for) |
Feb 25, 1959 |
8:45PM |
Hobbs, NM |
Jan Aldrich CUFOS trip 1997
8/97 MSC |
CUFOS 8/5/60 ref NICAP EM effects summary #77 |
| Object appeared to be transmitting signals (?) may be same
as object seen Hobbs, NM at 8:45 (same time after time difference accounted
for) |
Feb 25, 1959 |
6:45PM |
Barbiton, OH |
Jan Aldrich CUFOS trip 1997
8/97 MSC |
CUFOS 8/5/60 ref NICAP UFO Investigator Feb-Mar p 5 |
| "Buzzing static-like sound on car radio. Lights dimmed; unidentified
light source seen ahead of car." |
Mar 19, 1959 |
|
Kyger, OH |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 75 |
| Car radio with antenna disconnected began to play music. Next
car stalled and lights went out. UFO 8 inches (about 20 cm) seen 15 feet
(about 5 meters) in front of car. |
June, 1960 |
|
Ottawa, Canada |
Original |
Space, Science & Saucers #17, Oct 1960, page 4 |
| Radio interference experienced each time a UFO neared California
highway patrol car. |
August 13/14 1960 |
|
Red Bluff, California |
Original |
Maney, C. A. and R. Hall, The Challenge of Unidentified
Flying Objects, Washington, D.C., pp. 3-7. Hall, R. H., UFO Evidence, NICAP,
Washington, D. C., 1964, pp. 61-62. |
| Radio transmitter failed as UFO passed plane. |
May 22, 1962 |
|
Nr. Espora Naval Air Base, Argentina |
Original |
Hall, op. cit., p. 171 |
| Fred White was fishing when he heard a high-pitched whine
coming from the east and saw an object come in his direction and land 15
m away, scattering sand. It was at least 30 m in diameter, and was shaped
like two plates glued together. Through several oval portholes he could
see light inside. A man with a fair complexion, wearing a metallic helmet,
looked at the witness. He wore a sky-blue, one-piece coverall with no visible
buttons or fasteners, and gloves made of shiny mesh. Warm air was felt as
the craft took off about six min later, and radio interference was noted.
(FSR 63, 5). |
Mar. 13, 1963 |
2230 |
Richards Bay (South Africa) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 568 |
| Radio crackled, car ignition temporarily cut out as UFO followed
car. |
August 4 1963 |
|
Mount Vernon, Illinoi |
Original |
UFO Investigator, Vol. 2, No. 9, p 3. |
| "Fireball observed, shock wave felt over Bay area. Unidentified
signal picked up by local radio station." |
Nov 7, 1963 |
|
San Francisco, CA |
Mark Cashman 11/97 |
UFO Evidence p 75 |
| A fiery object, maneuvering at low altitude, was seen from
Wooster and Smithville at 2110. then from Lawrence and Burbank between 2125
and 2130. It flew erratically with a whirring sound and changes of color,
apparently interfering with police radio. lt went down toward the northwest,
seemingly ready to land. Abnormal radioactivity allegedly was found at the
site. (Akron UFO Res. Soc.). |
May. 17, 1964 |
2100 |
Massillon (Ohio) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 605 |
| A couple riding in a convertible saw a cigar-shaped UFO hovering
over the highway. The car radio failed and the engine sputtered. |
August 30 1964 |
|
Bennett, Iowa |
Original |
UFO Investigator, Vol. 2, No. 12, p. 5. |
| Luminous object follows plane.Automatic direction finder and
radio effected. Also, a report by another airline pilot being chased near
Matsuyama City |
March 19 1965 |
7:00 p. m. |
Near Himeji (Btn Hiroshima and Osaka, Japan) |
Original |
Pacific Stars & Stripes, 21 March 1965 |
Mr and Mrs French stopped their car after a loud noise suddenly
interrupted their car radio. Nothing seemed wrong with the car so they resumed
their drive. About 2km further down the road they encountered six or more
glowing white lights which were shining upon a paddock from an estimated
height of three metres. This sight was accompanied by a piercing shrill
sound. The couple did not stop to investigate. Further down the road the
car radio was affected again, while the lights could be seen in the paddock
behind them.
"Mr. and Mrs. French observed an object in a field at 4 m altitude. It had
blinding white lights, caused radio interference, and made a high-pitched
sound. (Spaceview 44; LDLN 80)." (Magonia) |
May 23, 1965
Magonia lists as May 24 |
0130hrs |
Morawa WA |
Original
Magonia reference added 8/97 by Mark Cashman |
FSWDTCF. p52.
Magonia 647 |
| Radio affected as UFO seen in area. |
July 12 1965 |
|
Nr. Paico, Portugal |
Original |
UPI, Reuters, Boston (MA) HERALD 12 Jul 65/wplp[footnote
6] |
| Santa Ana, California.Radio failed as UFO seen; photographed.
(Heflin case) |
August 3 1965 |
|
Santa Ana, California |
Original
Identified as Heflin by Mark Cashman 5/26/97 |
UFO Investigator, Vol. 3, No. 5, p. 8 and Vol. 3, No.
6 p. 7. |
Portable radio experienced interference.A tractor running
a milk machine stopped. Witness saw UFO near the ground, heard beep-beep
sound and noticed strange odor. Bull chained to steel bar began to bellow.
"Four students working on a farm noted radio interference and a peculiar
"beeping sound," then saw an object at low altitude on the farm of William
Butcher. It was shaped like two saucers glued together, had a shiny chromelike
surface, diameter of 15 m, height of 6 m, and left a trail and smell of
burned gasoline. It rose straight up into the clouds, which were illuminated
with green light. Five min later it came down again over a woods, rose,and
finally flew off to the southwest. Effects were noted on animals: milk production
decreased from 2 1/2 barrels to one; a dog barked, and other animals were
terrified (Atic)" (Magonia) |
August 19 1965
Magonia gives date of 8/20 |
|
20 miles from Cherry Creek, New York |
Original
Magonia entry added 8/97 by Mark Cashman |
UFO Investigator, Vol. 3, No. 4, p. 7.
Vallee, Magonia 684 |
| Radio failed, engine of car started to act up as object went
over the road |
November 16 1965 |
|
Herman, Minnesota |
Original |
Herman Review, November 18, 1965. |
| Radios on plane failed as aircraft flew under UFO. |
January 29-30 1966 |
|
Nr. Paducah, Kentucky |
Original |
Flying Saucer: UFO Reports, No. 3 (Dell), pp. 20-21,
Oct. 1967). |
| UFO landed in suburb.A magnometric team at Barajas Airport
reported interference.Radios were interfered with.(Questionable) |
February 8 1966 |
|
Nr. Madrid, Spain |
Original |
Flying Saucer Review, Vol. 13, No. 3, pp. 28-31. See
also:Ribera, op. cit |
| A civilian witness was driving 8 km east of Farmington when
a flying oval object,the size of a car, came within 3 m of him, then circled
twice and left toward the north. It emitted a bright red glow, supported
a sort of dome with a green light on top, produced radio interference, and
made a strange "signallike noise." (Atic). |
Feb. 26, 1966 |
|
Hanna City (Illinois) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 727 |
UFO hovered 75 feet over police car; paced car for a half-mile.Officer
unable to use radio
"A police officer observed an object in the southwest. He thought it was
a plane about to crash, although no sound was audible. He tried to contact
the police headquarters, but his radio transmitter did not work properly.
The object, which now colored lights spinning at the periphery, and a diameter
of 16 m, came within 25 m of the patrol car,following it for 1 km, then
flew off toward the north-west. The witness had been a policeman for 10
years,and had never seen anything like that object" (Magonia) |
March 17 1966 |
|
Milan, Michigan |
Original
Magonia entry added by |
Mallan, L., The Official Guide to UFOs, Davis Publications,
New York, 1967, pp. 36, 79. |
| A civilian woman and her four children observed an oval object
crossing the road as they were driving south about 15 km north of Lexisburg.
It came close to the car, and a pulsating sound was heard, increasing in
frequency as the object came nearer, but it seemed to come through the car
radio rather than directly from the object. The witness drove away in fear,
but was followed for 13 km by the object, whose color suddenly changed from
reddish-orange to bluish-white before accelerating out of sight. (Atic). |
Mar. 30, 1966 |
2035 |
Lexisburg (Indiana) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 741 |
| Three UFO land on hilltop; radio interference experienced
over a wide area. |
July 31 1966 |
|
Nr. Ovalle, Chile |
Original |
Saucer News, Vol. 13, no. 4, p. 30.(Original source
not given.) |
Disruptive radio interference experienced as UFO seen and
tracked on radar at 100,000 feet.When UFO climbed, interference stopped.
Strike team sent to investigate, radio contact disrupted by static
"An airman observed and reported by radio a multi-colored light high in
the sky. A strike team was sent to his location and confirmed the unknown.
A second object, white,was seen to pass in front of clouds. At the radar
base,an object was detected and tracked. The observations lasted nearly
4 hours and were confirmed by three different missile sites. Radio interference
was noted by teams sent to locations where the object was sometimes described
as hovering at ground level. (Atic)." |
August 25 1966
Aug. 24, 1966 (Magonia) |
2200 (Magonia) |
North Dakota missile base
Minot Air Force Base(North Dakota) (Magonia) |
Original
Magonia reference added 8/97 by Mark Cashman |
Hynek, J. A., "Are Flying Saucers Real?", Saturday Evening
Post, December 17, 1966, p. 17.
Vallee, Magonia 791 |
| Radio interference experienced as police officer tried to
contact station about UFO sighting |
February 10 1967 |
|
Sandusky, Ohio |
Original |
:UFO Investigator, Vol. 3, No. 12, p. 6. |
| Radio went off as UFO seen and would not work again until
UFO left |
Sept 14 1967 |
|
Kanagulk, Australia |
Original |
Astralian Flying Saucer Review, #7 (Form MAIL TIMES
20 Sep 1967.) |
| Forestry employee Russell Hill heard a strange pulsating sound
and saw an object giving off a green glow hover near his cabin. Radio interference.(Lor.
III 34). |
Sep. 18, 1967 |
0100 |
Nanton (Canada) |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
Vallee, Magonia 884 |
Report of the case of Karl Farlow, truck driver, and unnamed
veterinary surgeon's vehicles are stalled off the A338 (now B3347) highway
in proximity to a UFO
"Lorry driver Karl Farlow told police that as his lights and radio blacked
out, although his diesel engine continued to work, he saw an egg-shaped
object, 3 m long, 15 m away. Moments later, a white Jaguar coming in the
opposite direction also stopped. The object, emitting a green light and
showing a whitish dome under its lower surface, hovered between the two
vehicles for 2 min and left at high speed. (FSR 67, 6; 68, 3)." (Magonia) |
Nov 7, 1967
Nov. 05, 1967 (Magonia) |
2330 (Magonia) |
England - A338 near London
Fordingbridge (Great Britain). |
Original
Magonia entry by Mark Cashman 8/97 |
London (England) Daily Express - Nov 7, 1967
Vallee, Magonia, 896 |
| Captain Gordon Smith and Captain Walter Gardin were flying
from Adelaide to Perth in a Piper Navajo aircraft, at 2400m. Some distance
ahead they sighted "a formation of aircraft." There was a large one and
four or five smaller ones. These objects appeared to be keeping station
with the plane. Kalgoorlie Air Traffic Control advised no known aircraft
in the area. Communications were then lost by the plane. The main UFO split
into two sections with the smaller objects manoeuvring around. Then the
whole formation joined together and departed at tremendous speed. |
Aug 22 1968 |
1740hrs |
Zanthus WA NL |
Original |
1. Victorian UFO Research Society. 2. Flying Saucer
Review 24(5):9-10 |
| A forestry worker was driving along when he saw a flash in
the sky. His car radio was overcome with static. A soundless, green object,
three times the angular size of the full Moon was seen to the rear of the
vehicle, at an estimated 200m distance |
Mar 1970 |
|
Scottsdale TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC. |
| An object apparently as big as a double decker bus crossed
the road in front of a car and lite up the country side.Her car engine faded,
her headlights dimmed and her radio quick playing. |
May 25, 1971 |
|
Near Oddstone, Leicastershire, England |
Original |
SKYLOOK #49, Dec 1971, page 13 (From NUFORO Bulletin |
This very unusual event occurred to Mrs Andrea Richards, housewife,
thirty four, and her daughters Janine (eight) and Kathleen (five) when they
were travelling home to The Marches near St Helens. Weatherwise it was a
light drizzling rain, on a dark night. They were all very tired when suddenly
static was heard on the radio. As soon as the static began the sky directly
ahead became brightly lit up. The car lost power on a gentle incline, then
stopped dead. The headlights, radio, heater, and dashboard lights all went
out, and it was dark apart form the light in the sky. Mrs Richards tried
to start the car but after ten seconds a deafening, vibrating noise enveloped
the car. This lasted about a minute. Almost simultaneously, quite painful,
electric shocks began penetrating their bodies.
The car was then filled with an invisible chocking smell. Both Mrs Richards
and Janine jumped out of the car taking Kathleen with them. They fled down
the road leaving the car. The light in the sky was still visible. They went
to a house. Upon returning to the car the car started alright. The next
day it was checked at a garage but no faults were found. Mrs Richards suffered
a numb right side to the face and a two cent sized red mark above her right
eyebrow. The day after, her arms and fingers were badly swollen and she
had difficulty walking. |
16 Sep 1974 |
2115hrs |
St Helens TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
Sitting in her car waiting for someone, a woman noticed the
surrounding rain, mist and wind in the isolated spot she found herself in.
She heard the radio announcer give the time then all of a sudden the surroundings
were just lit up. The radio developed a high pitched whistling noise. An
object approached from the top of a nearby hill. As it came towards her
she started the car and backed up the road until the car stuck in mud.
The object meanwhile continued to approach and hovered for a short while
before sweeping around the road junction and then back to the position it
was first seen in. The speed up till then had been fairly slow, but when
it swept around the hill a tubular shaped thing on the bottom of it opened
into sections and the object speed upwards fairly rapidly.
The lady then left the car and ran to her house. Her husband and son returned
to the car but could find nothing wrong. The next day a tow truck collected
the vehicle. The front of it was exceptionally clean although the rest of
the body was dirty. There had previously been cat's prints all over the
bonnet but the bonnet was clean when the car was brought back. |
22 Sept 1974 |
1720hrs |
Tayene TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
| Three objects were seen around a lake. One turned on an intense
light directed downwards. The beam moved back and forth over the lake. A
car radio in use at the time emitted a loud static noise when the object
flew close to the camp |
26 Feb 1975 |
2045hrs |
Lake Sorrell TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC. FSR 22/6/30. "Saturday Evening Mercury" Mar
29 1975 |
| An object followed a car driven by a twenty year old man,
at a steady 80km/hr. It was described as a round, brilliant glow, of orange
and yellow colour, which lit up the surrounding countryside. His car radio
appeared to go down in volume for a while |
Jul 1975 |
0645hrs |
Buckland TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
| Two truck drivers travelling in the same truck were paced
for three hours by a sixteen metre yellow/white light in the shape of a
dome. It kept an estimated 600m away, shifting position if the men stopped
the truck. They tried to use the radio but got a lot of static. Finally
the object climbed and disappeared. |
17 Feb 1976 |
0030hrs |
Lyell Highway TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
| A credit manager, aged twenty six, was returning home from
a trip with a friend and his younger daughter. Approaching a rise in the
road he saw an object in the sky low down and stationary. It then traveled
in a south-east to north-west direction at about forty five degrees to the
horizon. It had the appearance of a flattened disc, swollen at the front
with "portholes." The car radio had been on all the time but upon the object's
appearance it had ceased to operate |
5 Oct 1976 |
1840hrs |
Rankins Springs NSW |
Original |
UFORNSW |
| A bright red sphere hovered in front of a plane, departing
in a rapid vertical climb after affecting navigation instruments and radio
(static); the witnesses were the USAF T-38 crew and separate witnesses |
Oct 26,1977 |
|
near Abeline, TX |
Jan Aldrich 10/97 |
Richard Hall MUFON Journal 192, originally 181-6 |
A man ( name supplied ) while traveling alone towards Hardy's
Bay on the Central Coast of N.S.W. along the Maitland Bay Wreck Road, had
a good view over the ocean towards North Head Sydney. He suddenly noticed
a " bright green glow " emanating from below an escarpment. The glow was
lighting up the underside of the sea mist from the ocean.
As he rounded a curve in the road, his vehicles engine began misfiring and
the radio and lights failed. Another vehicle approaching him also had trouble
with his headlights dimming and flickering. He tried to wave the approaching
driver over, but on rounding the corner realized why the driver wanted to
continue.
Suddenly his engine stopped. Then a " huge bright silver object, tubular
in shape with bright green glowing ends came up the escarpment. It was so
large it filled the entire windscreen ", he reported.
He also states that the whole inside of his car lit up green. There was
a " pounding " noise in his ears, like stereo speakers turned up loud and
they vibrate. He also felt as if he was being " forced " down into the seat
of his car. The object passed over the top of his car and gained altitude
at speed.
He was then able to restart the engine and continue his journey home. When
arriving home, he was greeted by his over excited wife, bursting with something
to tell him. She had also witnessed the same object from her location.
Apparently over 200 people had phoned the local radio station from as far
a way as Wyong and the Entrance to report this sighting at Maitland Bay.
That same night a professional fisherman from Hardy's Bay was 20 Km out
to sea off Maitland Wreck. At about 10:05 PM he said he heard a strange
noise like " water boiling and hissing ". He then noticed a bright green
light traveling under the water about 200 meters in front of his trawler,
but lost sight of it through the sea mist. This sighting was three days
prior to the mysterious disappearance of Mr. Frederick Valentik, and his
plane, over Bass Straight. |
October 18 th 1978 |
10:45 PM |
Hardy's Bay on the Central Coast of N.S.W. along the
Maitland Bay Wreck Road |
Original |
Mr. Les Saunders, P.O.Box 114 Bundanoon, N.S.W. Australia
2579 Phone / Fax : (ISD 61) (048) 84 4504 |
| "... He noticed two spherical white lights... at about 30
degrees elevation... after he had watched them for some 5 seconds, they
shot off together into the clouds... solid lights of a uniform white color...
approaching the size of Venus... appeared to be one object... As soon as
he saw the lights there was interference on the van's radio... a two-way
Pye Olympic... volume low... squelch... turned down... As he first saw the
two lights a bad static came over the set and he moved straight to the squelch
control and tried to get rid of it... he switched the set off, just as he
did so, the lights shot off." (same witness as 11/28/78 case) |
11/17/78 |
4:00AM |
Northwich, Cheshire, England |
Jan Aldrich 1997 CUFOS trip
8/97 MSC |
CUFOS 78/03 |
| "...attention drawn to the left by a shooting star. This appeared
to have come from behind the vehicle and landed in a field to the left,
adjacent to the motorway... he suddenly noticed a very large light in the
NW... a stationary lens-shaped light which was a very bright white in color...
apparent size half that of the full moon [which was visible also] and brighter....
[he drove to the Junction] and he pulled off up the slip road... Leaving
the van engine and radio switched on he got out and left the door open...
after about 10 secs it began to move directly toward his position.... He
noticed a very bad static on the van's radio system... not very loud...
but it was very thick and distorted. [As it drew closer, it was seen to
be] a large, metallic object with a large light source at the front... this
light source emitted two beams, one at 45 deg. up into the sky, one at 45
deg downwards to the ground... they faded out after a short distance and
had no definite shape...by now [1 min after movement start] the object was
almost directly over his head and appeared absolutely enormous. Straining
his ears, he could hear a very quiet whistling noise... [the underside]
appeared to be bevelled and metallic [12-15 cm at arms length across]...
at the back of the object their appeared to be a fin-like structure which
constituted a tail of some sort... the noise slowly faded with increasing
distance, having been heard for about 25 seconds... it took a further two
minutes to disappear... total sighting duration 4 minutes. .. no effects
were noted on the van's engine... no trouble with van or radio since the
sighting... Checks with Manchester's Ringway airport have proved negative
[no aircraft in area?]." (same witness as 11/17/78 case) |
11/28/78 |
4:00am |
Junction I8 near Holmes Chapel in Cheshire, England |
Jan Aldrich 1997 CUFOS trip
8/97 MSC |
CUFOS 78/03 |
| A twenty four year old man was driving a taxi when he saw
a luminous, light green "triangle" move out from scrub at the side of the
road. The shape was 1.5m tall, appeared solid and was floating some point
three metres off the ground. He braked the car violently, and heard a high
pitched squeal and the "figure" vanished. The noise was so loud it made
his ears ring. At the same time there came a considerable amount of static
on his car radio. |
9 Nov 1978 |
0315hrs |
Risdon Vale TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
While driving alone a man noted his car radio died. Pressing
the station button had no effect and the radio remained dead. Seconds later
an intense white light enveloped the car and he could not see beyond the
bonnet. The car's lights and motor failed in the same instant. Beyond this
events are vague and the next thing he knew he was being stopped by police
for driving his car without lights.
He was taken to hospital and examined where he was found to be in a state
of shock. His vehicle, a Ford Cortina 71TC, was inspected and found to have
a flat battery and the oil level was low. The cut-off switch on the alternator
needed replacing, as did wiring, especially the headlights. Radiator water
was also low. The reporter did not want further investigations conducted. |
5 Feb 1979 |
2150hrs |
Lawitta TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
| A green light with a purple edge came straight at a taxi driven
by a fifty one year old man, seemingly going straight over the vehicle,
and lighting up the interior as if it was daytime. The taxi lost power and
would not accelerate, the motor just shook. The driver tried to radio for
help but it was dead. After the light passed everything returned to normal. |
Apr 1979 |
0020hrs |
Gormanston Saddle TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC |
| "... I turned on my radio.... listening to song for not more
than 5 or 10 seconds... the voice suddenly disappeared and an intense buzzing
began... I tried to tune in another... station but the radio was a complete
buzzing and I could listen to nothing so I switched it off... I stopped
my car all of a sudden because I saw... an enormous "thing"... [with] a
rectangular and dark form with a length of perhaps 400-500m and maybe a
width of 150-200m (approx.). Under the object's body there were about ten
lights aligned in an oval form. The height from the earth could have been
about 200m... [after] at least 5 mins... it suddenly began to rise, the
lights turned out, while rising I could only hear a light hissing sound
and the object, after having made a big curve in the sky, disappeared in
the distance at an incredible [speed]... Before arriving in front of my
garage I... turned on the radio once again, and then everything was OK." |
Nov 1979 |
1:30AM |
approx 100km S of Milan, Italy |
Jan Aldrich, 1997 CUFOS trip
8/97 MSC |
CUFOS IUR report 8/80 |
| Radio in care spluttered, then cut out.Ring of deep purple
lights, also orange ring.Slight humming sound. Estimated saucer shape to
be about 80-100 feet in diameter, 500 feet altitude, q mile distant, drove
away at 120 mph, shape still cast purple glow in front of car.Glow faded,
radio returned to normal |
1980 April 8 |
5:30 a. m |
Walpole, West Australia |
Original |
Australian International UFO--Flying Research (Australian
Flying Saucer Research Society, Box 2004 GPO Adelaide, SA, 5001) No. 8,
August 1980, page 9. |
| Mr. Glen Watson was driving to work, and as he passed a radio
booster station, he noticed a massive ball of white/blue light, about the
size of a house, on his right hand side.It rolled right across in front
of his vehicle, which passed straight through it.The light enveloped his
car, and he felt as if he was inside a strobe light.His car radio went silent
and he did not hear any noises, there was complete silence.After passing
through the light he noticed that all the street lights were out and that
his car would not activate traffic signals, although they did respond to
other vehicles. |
June 1, 1981 |
5:45a. m |
Cavan, SA |
Original |
Australian International UFO--Flying Saucer Research,
#12, August 1981, p16-7 |
| A bright, disc-shaped object with dark rings hovered over
a tank truck (water); engine interference and radio effects noted; the water
in the tank was found to have vaporized |
June 12, 1981 |
|
Alice, TX |
Jan Aldrich 10/97 |
Richard Hall, MUFON Journal 192, p14, originally 167-8 |
| A bright round lighted object flew over a car, its passage
accompanied by radio effects |
Feb 24, 1982 |
|
Fleetwood, PA |
Jan Aldrich 10/97 |
Richard Hall, MUFON Journal 192, p14, originally 173-13 |
One witness reports while driving his car on highway 95 near
Laughlin that he sighted an object coming up off the ground and flying over
the road going towards a house were it hovered for a while. The witness
said the object then shined down a light on it then the light went out.
The witness said it was the brightist light he had ever seen. He said the
color of the light was bluish white. The witness said then the object flew
over the road and shined down a light on a parked car and hovered there
till the lights went out again. The witness was still in his car at this
time. He said that the object then came over to his car and shined down
two lights. He could not see the outline of the object but only the bright
lights. The witness also said that the object was hovering 5 feet off the
ground and the distance from the object to his car was about 20 feet away.
He then lost sight of it. The witness said that the length of the object
was about two cars long. He also said that the shape of the light looked
like a shaft. The witness said that his car radio went off whenthe sighting
took place.
ParaNet Ratings (1-5): Strangeness: 5 Probability: 3 |
31 AUGUST 1985 |
22:30 |
LAUGHLIN, NV |
Mark Cashman 8/97
|
CFN#:0153 SOURCE:NAT'L UFO REPORTING CENTER and http://www.ufobbs.com/ufo/txt3/2610.ufo |
| A log truck driver noted three white lights. Further on he
saw a white, domed shaped object some 100m away, 30m up in the air. It appeared
18m long by 4m high. Over the next ten minutes it continued to be visible.
During the event the vehicle's CB radio emitted loud static and electrical
interference. |
18 Nov 1985 |
0330hrs |
Swansea TAS |
Original |
TUFOIC TA85076 |
While driving south on Highway U.S. 395 near Edwards Air Rorce
Base, two witnesses reported observing a stationary long rectangular shaped
object.The witnesses said that the object was a bright silver in its color.
The witnesses also said when they were near the object their radio had a
lot of static on it.
The witnesses said when they stopped the car the object had disappeared.
Total duration of sighting: ten minutes.
ParaNet Ratings (1-5): Strangeness: 5 Probability: 3 |
19 JANUARY 1986 |
07:00 |
EDWARDS A.F.B., CA |
Mark Cashman 8/97 |
CFN#: 0165 SOURCE: NAT`L UFO REPORTING CENTER and http://www.ufobbs.com/ufo/txt3/2610.ufo |
| A bright light was noted hovering in the Western sky, by a
44 year old man travelling by car. He stopped his car at the side of the
road under trees and switched off the motor. It was a clear night and the
object was described as circular, larger than a star, silver in colour,
with red, orange, blue and green lights about it, which were pulsating.
Whilst he watched it he had left the car radio on and he noted this was
crackling. After sitting there for some 15 minutes he drove off and it took
off in a southerly direction and was lost to view behind hills. He arrived
home 20 minutes later shaking like a lorf (?leaf) |
1987 |
2300hrs |
Kellerberin WA |
Original |
UFO RESEARCH AUSTRALIA, RESEARCH DIGEST, PO BOX 229,
PROSPECT, SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5082, COMPILED BY: Keith Basterfield, Issue 9
MARCH 1990 |
| ...The girl was in the garden of her house mucking out the
animal and with a transistor radio by her side for company.But then a faint,.vibrating
roar was heard even above music and crackling.Inside the house her parents
both heard this noise but did not immediately react to it....A terrible
odour 'like vile rotten eggs' then hit the area as the noise grew painful
loud.The radio blanked out and as the girl started into the sky she saw
a bizarre object approaching from the east.It was jet black, square in she
seemed to have little holes or perforations all over the side and an 'aerial'
sticking out of each corner.The whole thing locked thin and was only a few
feet in diameter.As it raced over towards the west the rose and graining
vibration was terrible, but the instant it passed the radio came back to
like and the smell abated."The girl had both physiological and psychological
reactions to her experience. |
2 March, 1988 |
19:35 |
Godmancherster, England |
Original |
BUFORA, THE UFO WORLD '89, p44-5. |
| A light is reported to have "buzzed" a car. The car radio
is said to have failed. The witness, a woman also reported seeing a red
light in a paddock at one stage. |
27 May 1990 |
0030hrs |
Truro SA |
Original |
UFO RESEARCH AUSTRALIA RESECECH DiGEST, Po BOX 229.
PROSPECT, SOUTH AUSTRALIA 5082, COMPILED BY: Keith Basterfield, Issue 12
JUNE 1990 |
| A white light ~that shouldn't have been there was spotted
by a nursing sister. There was a power surge reported on Lansvale Road -
radio lost transmission and there was a general power failure including
streetlights. |
28 Jul 1992 |
1755hrs? |
Camden NSW |
Original |
(UFOIC), COMPILED BY KEITH BASTERFIELD ISSUE 31, NOV-DEC
1992 |
| Jenny was driving along when she noticed a very bright light
like a white flare. It was falling towards the ground. As she got closer
she saw it was spherical, with a smaller sphere on either side. There were
2 other motorists ahead who did not appear to see the object. As she drew
yet closer, the lights moved to the right of her vehicle over waste ground.
The car radio started to crackle and went dead, and the car's lights dimmed.
She pulled the car over for a better look and then saw there were in fact
three lights in a row, two on either side of a central one, aligned horizontally.
As she drove off the car's radio returned to normal. The object simply disappeared.
Duration of the event was 3 minutes. |
22 Mar 1993 |
2315hrs |
Armadale WA |
Original |
Brian Richards/UFORUM. UFORA93056 |
| A guard see a silent moonsized crescent which appears to have
port holes.Radio interference during the sighting. |
1995 30 June |
03:00 |
Chalons-sur-Marne, France |
Original |
LNDN: #333 |
Footnotes
1. Attacks in the likely area did not occur until October.
More information available
2. UFO Photographs Around the World Vol.2 (A.Roberts/W.Stevens..1985),
thanks to Victor J.Kean 3. Loren Gross's UFO:s a history,
the 1951 booklet pages 34 and 35, courtesy Anders Liljegren 4.
UFO Investigator of September 1957 courtesy Anders Liljegren 5.
Video: UFO Sightings: The Photographic Evidence Vol 2; Wendelle Stevens
6. The sighting has been blamed on a weather balloon.There
is an additional sighting from the log of a Norwegian vessel near the Azores
on July 6, given in Flying Saucer Review, Vol. 12, No. 5, p. 32.
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