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From: Don Ledger <dledger@istar.ca>
Date: Mon, 07 Apr 1997 18:56:23 +0000
Fwd Date: Tue, 08 Apr 1997 01:02:20 -0400
Subject: Paul R. Hill

> Date: Mon, 07 Apr 1997 00:56:59 -0400
> From: Jennifer Jarvis <jarvis@globalserve.net>
> To: updates@globalserve.net
> CC: Masinaigan@aol.com
> Subject: Re: UFO ROUNDUP, Volume 2, Number 14


> Regarding the information provided in the above volume of UFO ROUNDUP, I
> would like to put the record straight, somewhat.

> 3.  I have NEVER made any reference to the "power"level of these
> objects.    However, it is probably time to make some comments on this.

> According to Paul R. Hill in his book "UNCONVENTIONAL FLYING OBJECTS - A
> SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS," Hampton Roads Publishing Co.Inc.,1995.    ISBN
> 1-57174-027-9, none of the characteristics that we have been watching
> over the last two weeks are inexplicable in the context of known
> physics.

  Jennifer Jarvis has referred to Paul R. Hill at least a couple times
and thereby (as far as I'm concerned) stationed herself on solid
ground when it comes to making observations of UFOs and their
characteristics.  To my mind, anyone in the area of UFO research
should read the book and reasoned research done by this capable
scientist beginning back in the early fifties after he had his own
sighting in 1952. As an aeronautical engineer working out of Langley
Field in Virginia from the late forties and hence NASA in his later
years he became an unofficial clearing house for UFO reports in that
agency (though not sanctioned by it) for many years. I would place him
in the same rank as Hynek, MacDonald and Wilbert Smith.

Hill wrote the book on thrust vectoring. That's what stabilizes the
rockets nowadays instead of those fins that we used to see in science
fiction stories before the actual things came along.

Hill had his sighting in broad daylight and thought to himself,"Hey we
can't do the things these things are doing, and neither can the
Russians." He reasoned right then that they had to be intelligently
controlled vehicles and most likely extraterrestial. With what he had
seen, and from reports from APRO he began to form his theories and
some forty years later his wife published them. Mr. Hill died in 1991.

I found the book facinating even though the math can be a bit daunting
but stick with it. It should answer some very tough questions for you.

There is a forward by Robert M. Wood, Ph.D. in Physics, Cornell
University -1953. Mr. Wood was an Aeronautical Engineer from 1953-61
and Research Developement Manager from 1961-93 at McDonnell Douglas
Corp. in Huntington Beach, California.

There is also a critical comment under the title by Apollo 14
Astronaut, Edgar Mitchell-Sc.D.