From: United Kingdom UFO Network <ufo@holodeck.demon.co.uk>
Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1998 09:25:21 +0100
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After this dreadful drivel, Cooper published a book titled Behold A
Pale Horse in which he revealed who was really behind the secret
government - the 'international bankers', a codeword for the Jews
(who must be very weary of having to take the blame for just about
everything). Cooper underlined his slander bv reproducing a
particularly nasty fake document, The Protocols of the Elders of
Zion, which pretends to prove how the Jews are totally committed to
world domination.
This deeply disturbing document is so appallingly bad that even the
virulently antisemitic Adolf Hitler was forced to admit that it was a
counterfeit.
But to those who want to believe them, the old lies are always the
best.
A moon in the making...
According to William L Brian II, there wouldn't even be a moon if it
wasn't for the aliens. The moon craters are the handiwork of
"sophisticated weapons used in a terrible war involving the moon,"
which took place less than 30,000 years ago" (well, that narrows it
down a bit). Brian describes a Star Wars-like drama in which a hollow
planet between Mars and Jupiter was obliterated by hi-tech particle
beam weapons, leaving behind our latter-day asteroid belt. That
asteroid belt planet had a moon which, thanks to "great levitating or
gravity inducing beams", was transported into the orbit of its new
host: Planet Earth. Phew!
[W 2]******
Source: Focus
Publish date: March 1997
Q & A
Q: Could creatures with infrared vision - like the alien in the movie
Predator - see better than us? P R Gruzalski, Ashtead, Surrey
While the Predator gave Arnold Schwarzenegger a hard time in the
film, he would have been stuffed, vision wise, in real life. The
human eye is sensitive to visible light 'which has a shorter
wavelength than infrared and therefore a higher resolution, enabling
us to see smaller objects in more detail.
Arnie blinded him once by lighting a fire, demonstrating another flaw
- we see by reflected light while infrared is emitted by an object,
dependent on its temperature. If what you're looking for is the same
temperature as its surroundings it becomes invisible.
Finally, your infrared alien would need a deep head and huge eye
lenses to bring the longer wavelengths into focus unless they weren't
refractive lenses like human's but something lobster-like - thousands
of square tubes with smooth inner walls to reflect the light to the
retina.
A more interesting challenger might be Gamma Man, able to use the
shorter wavelengths of ultraviolet and beyond to see in incredible
detail. The drawbacks there would be that X-rays and gamma rays are
harmful to tissue, and very little gets through the atmosphere, so
he'd need to be made of very strange tissue, and bring his own gamma
torch with him.
Q: When we see pictures taken on the moon's surface. why are there no
stars in the sky?
Dave Plumber, Ruislip, London
Perhaps the most telling evidence that the moon landings weren't
faked in a Los Angeles backlot is the distinctly black sky we see
above Buzz Aldrin in the images from the lunar surface. What
Hollywood movie producer could have resisted the temptation of adding
a background of brilliant stars in contrast to a bleak moon set?
Incidentally, all but four Apollo 11 surface photos are of Aldrin
because in their excitement the moonwalkers forgot to use their one
Hasselblad 70mm camera to take more pictures of his collegue Neil
Armstrong.
The moon has no atmosphere to limit the light coming down to its
surface, so in theory there should be brilliant views of even the
furthest stars. But the moonwalks all occurred during the lunar day.
The glare of the unfiltered sun is considerable, so that all
astronauts' moonsuits
were fitted with visors. The glare tended to mask the stars, and this
'washout' effect was made worse by reflected light from dust covering
the lunar surface.
In fact the lunar module's descent engines swept away all of the very
finest surface dust, leaving larger more jagged particles that were
even better at reflecting light. As a result, from orbit, lunar
landing sites would appear distinctively brighter than surrounding
areas.
If an astronaut looked away from the sun into the darkest part of the
sky they could make out stars - but capturing images of stars
requires long camera exposure times. and the lunar photos were taken
with exposure times too short to register them.
Still, the view during the lunar night, or from the dark side of the
moon, will always be awe- inspiring, and it has been suggested that
a large observatory should be set up on the dark side in the next
century.
[W 3]******
From: Gary Val Tenuta (USA) - CodeUFO@aol.com
Date sent: Thursday 20th August 1998
Close Encounter with the Black Triangle
In response to the article about Stephen Tunstall's sighting of the
Triangle UFO over West Midland, 18th July 1998, [Issue 93 uk.ufo.nw]
I can share my own sighting of a similar craft here in the state of
Washington, USA, in 1993. I will also include a dramatic report of a
similar craft seen by an acquaintance of mine. The two reports are as
follows:
CLOSE ENCOUNTER with the BLACK TRIANGLE UFO The following is a true
and accurate account of my own "close encounter" in Seattle
Washington which occurred in 1993. I believe it was in the month of
November.
It was a Sunday night about 9:30. I often have occasion to be driving
north about this time of evening on Sundays and I usually take the
freeway. This time, however, I knew the freeway, northbound, was
jammed up due to an accident. So I had taken an alternate route which
eventually led me to what I think was East Marginal Way, right next
to the main Boeing Aircraft plant.
I noticed three red lights low in the sky ahead of me. They were
moving in unison, very slowly across my field of vision from east to
west. At first I thought they must be the lights of a low flying
plane, perhaps about to land. Then I thought, no, they must be
helicopters because a plane, even if it was landing, wouldn't be
moving that slowly. The trouble was, I couldn't actually see the
craft or crafts that the lights were attached to. They were, maybe, a
half mile ahead of me, about 30 degrees to my right. Normally, I
wouldn't have really paid much attention to this at all because I've
been making this Sunday night drive past Boeing (although via the
freeway) for the last twelve years. In all that time I've seen plenty
of airplanes and helicopters flying low in this area. But something
was different this time. It took me a minute to realize what it was.
It was the fact that the lights weren't blinking. I thought that was
odd. It seemed to me that every airplane or helicopter I've ever seen
flying at night had blinking lights. I squinted my eyes as I drove
toward the lights, trying to see just what I was actually looking at.
Although I was now only about two blocks away from being directly
under the flight path of these lights, I still could not make out
what they were attached to. However, from their slow, steady
movement, in unison, I was pretty sure all three of them were
attached to a single object rather than being independent of each
other. By the time I was directly below their flight path, they were
about to reach the airspace over Boeing Field to my left. I was now
convinced it was a single, low-flying craft of somekind and I knew
there was something very odd here. I pulled my car off to the side of
the road and rolled down the window to get a better look.
I opened the car door and stepped out. Craning my neck to see the
craft as it passed slowly directly over head (estimated altitude,
less than 500 feet), I could see it was a gigantic flying black
triangle! There is no other way to describe it because that's
precisely what it was; a huge, black, flying triangle; not just "sort
of" triangular shaped, like one of those wedge-winged jets or
something. It was just one big three-sided, cookie-cutter-straight-
edged, black, geometric shape; a triangle with one large, round
unblinking red light at each of its three corners flat up against the
underside of the craft. There was a high, gray cloud cover that
evening, subtly lit by the Seattle city lights in the distance.
Against this gray ceiling I could see the object like a huge, dense
black silhouette.
I stood there almost not believing what I knew I was seeing. I
actually said to myself, "Ok. What, exactly, are you seeing? You're
going to want to remember every detail of this! Just the facts, now.
What, exactly, do you see?" I made a mental inventory. "Black
triangle. Red light on each corner, flat up against the underside of
the craft. They don't blink. It looks like it's about seventy-five to
a hundred feet above one of the main Boeing hangars. It's moving very
slowly. Maybe five miles per hour. It's heading west. It must be
about the size of a football field." Suddenly I realized, as I stood
there in the dark on this quiet empty street, the object didn't make
a sound! Maybe more than anything else, that's what made the whole
thing so eerie. Something that huge, that close, moving through the
air at a snail's pace should be making some kind of a sound! A hum! A
rumble! Anything! But, no. It just moved across the sky like
something out of a Steven Spielberg movie with the volume turned off.
I looked up and down the street to see if anyone else was witnessing
this silent event, but the street was dark and empty in both
directions. I looked up again at the mysterious thing now blending
into the dark horizon. I watched it until I couldn't see it anymore
and then it was over. I got back into my car and closed the door. The
window was still open and I took another look. Nothing was there but
the gray night sky, softly aglow from the distant city lights. It was
as if nothing had happened. I sat there for a minute and lit a
cigarette. Then I turned the car on and took one more look, knowing
it wouldn't be there, but still wanting to remember where it had
been. All the way home I just kept asking myself, "What the hell was
that?"
Whatever it was, it was my one and only close encounter. I waited all
my life to see a UFO and, as it turned out, it was nothing like I
always imagined it would be. I wanted to see a "flying saucer"! You
know, one of those shiney, disk-shaped things that everybody else
sees. But, no. I had to see a flying black triangle! Then again, it
was probably just a weather balloon. A weather kite? Swamp gas. Yeah,
that's it. Triangular swamp gas.
uk.ufo.nw says: Gary also sent us the below very interesting report.
[W 4]******
From: Gary Val Tenuta (USA) - CodeUFO@aol.com
Date sent: Thursday 20th August 1998
An encounter with a Black Triangle UFO
The following is an account of an encounter with the Black Triangle
UFO as told to me by a young man I'll call Greg:
Greg is a mountain climber here in the Pacific Northwest. One day,
about 1981, he was climbing at a place I believe he called Lion Rock
in Washington State. When he reached the plateau, he looked up and
saw a dark triangle shaped object he estimated to be several thousand
feet in the sky. On his second visit to that same plateau he saw the
object again. And again it was positioned very high in the sky.
On his third trip to Lion Rock, he was climbing with a friend (I'll
call him Bill) who happened to be a Lockheed flight engineer. When
they reached the top, Greg was telling Bill about the triangular
object. As he was pointing to the sky to show his partner where he'd
seen the object, the same object appeared! Bill of course did not
know the size of the object but guessed its altitude must have been
about 20,000 feet. As they stood there looking at the object they
noticed it appeared to be getting larger. In a moment they realized
it was in a freefall heading straight for them! They dove for the
bushes and the object, which now could be quite clearly seen to be a
craft, came to an abrupt stop about 150 feet above the ground and
about 150 feet away from them.
Greg got out his field glasses to get a really good look at the
surface of the craft. He said it really wasn't black but, rather, a
very dark amber-hued brown. There was no indication of seams or
rivets that he could see. It had the appearance of being a single
molded piece. He estimates its size was about equal to a football
field. He detected what he thought seemed to be windows along one
side and a glow of light coming through them from within the craft.
As in my own sighting, the craft had been totally silent all this
time. But that was about to change.
Suddenly the craft let out an ear piercing screech and took off at an
angle right over Greg and Bill. As it did so, the craft emitted a
beam of white light which passed directly over them. In a moment the
craft was gone.
The result of this encounter was that Greg suffered from blood in his
urine for about the next 6 months and Bill suffered from a rash
throughout his groin area for about the same period of time.
It is interesting to note that Greg is a devout Christian and never
really had an interest in UFOs before his encounters. His father is a
Christian minister.
I have never met Bill but Greg tells me the event caused Bill severe
psychological repercussions. I don't know what that means in terms of
exactly what those repercussions were.
It is also interesting to note that Greg's encounter was nearly a
decade earlier than mine.
[W 5]******
Source: Daily Mail (UK)
Publish date: Friday 14th August 1998
Fossil finds 'point to life on Mars'
Evidence that alien life could be flourishing below the surface of
Mars is growing, say scientists.
After discovering traces of rock-eating microbes nearly a mile
underneath the floor of the Earth's oceans, they argue that if life
can survive in such dark barren conditions then it could also exist
beneath the red planet.
The fossils were found in samples from beneath the Indian, Atlantic
and Pacific oceans, the American journal Science reports.
Dr Mark Fisk, of Oregon State University, said they were discovered
in basalt up to one mile down. The rocks contained all the
ingredients for life including carbon, phosphorous, nitrogen and
water.
"Under those conditions, microbes could live beneath any rocky
planet," he said.
"It would be no problem to have life inside of Mars, or within a moon
of Jupiter, or even on a comet containing ice crystals that get
warmed up when the comet passes by the sun."
The interior of Mars had all the right chemicals for simple bacterial
life, he said. And although Mars is cold, microbes have been found on
Earth at very low temperatures.
"The surface of Mars may be too cold to find life unless there is a
hot spring bubbling up," said Dr Fisk. "But every planet has a
temperature gradient; they get hotter as you go down. Within the next
few years, we'll probably find life on Mars. But we may have to dig
to find it."
The prospect of life on Mars was raised two years ago after NASA
claimed to have found evidence of fossilised bacteria in a meteorite.
[W 6]******
Source: Deseret News
Publish date: 10th August 1998
From: bernhard.nahrgang@ob.kamp.net (Bernhard Nahrgang)
Robert Bigelow Gives First Interview About UFO
Mystery Man Robert Bigelow Gives First Interview About UFO Pursuits
By Zack Van Eyck Deseret News Staff Writer www.desnews.com 8-10-98
LAS VEGAS, Nev. Two years ago, Terry and Gwen Sherman were trying to
unload a 480-acre Uintah County cattle ranch they said was rife with
UFO
activity and other bizarre occurrences.
Millionaire philanthropist Robert T. Bigelow came to the rescue,
buying
the ranch and moving in a team of researchers and surveillance
equipment.
Bigelow, 54, a Las Vegas native who amassed a fortune in real estate
development, had for years funded private research projects on the far
fringe of mainstream science.
The Sherman ranch was exactly what he was looking for " a secluded
location with a history of phenomenal events where his nonprofit
National Institute for Discovery Science could gather extraordinary
data.
As a condition of the purchase, however, the Shermans agreed to keep
quiet about what they reportedly had witnessed " the mutilated and
disappearing cattle, UFOs the size of football fields, circular
doorways
that appeared in midair and floating balls of light that allegedly
incinerated the family dogs.
Bigelow and his staff also dodged media inquiries, saying public
knowledge about their observations would be premature and not in
keeping
with es- tablished scientific methods. Even today, two years later,
Bigelow will not discuss specific incidents that have occurred on the
ranch and the surrounding area.
But the strange airborne activity and unusual animal deaths have
continued, Bigelow confirmed in a lengthy, face-to-face chat with the
Deseret News the first interview he has granted to discuss his
regional
pursuit of aerial phenomena.
"We wouldn't be there just for the weather," he said.
When the impressive team of scientists Bigelow has assembled can say
something definitive about what is going on in the skies around Fort
Duchesne, Randlett and beyond, they will, Bigelow promised on the
NIDS Web
site at www.accessnv.com/nids.
"We know so little in terms of what the overall scope of these
phenomena
is all about that it's just embarrassing to try to make conclusions at
this point," Bigelow said.
And it's still too early, he said, to determine whether the curious
activity poses any threat to Uinta Basin residents.
"Should people be fearful of anything from NIDS? Absolutely not. But I
think the jury is way, way, way out and a long way from coming back on
whether or not we know enough to say that they shouldn't have
something to
fear from the phenomena," he said, then added somewhat humorously, "We
haven't had any of our staff eaten or anybody else that we know of."
Bigelow said the National Institute for Discovery Science needs the
help
of Uinta Basin ranchers and residents. He asks anyone who discovers an
unusual animal death or spots an unidentified object in the sky to
call
NIDS at 1-888-433-6500. When an animal mutilation is reported, NIDS
veterinarians can respond to perform a necropsy.
"It will cost him (a rancher) nothing to try to find out what
happened to
his animal," Bigelow said.
The recent interview in Las Vegas was an intriguing departure for
Bigelow, a confident and articulate self-made man who has kept the
lowest of low profiles over the years " prompting some paranormal
researchers to suggest he has a hidden agenda or government
connections.
Bigelow said he retained a private persona while conducting his own
research into the UFO field primarily to protect his sources. But now,
with NIDS sponsoring an international essay contest to pique the
mainstream science community's interest in the search for
extraterrestrial
intelligence, the time is right to assume a more public role " even
if he
doesn't allow his photograph to be taken.
As for the government, Bigelow said his staff has no evidence the
government has any interest in the Sherman ranch or similar "hot
spots"
NIDS has investigated in New Mexico and Colorado.
People shouldn't be worried that he is part of a covert government
group, Bigelow said, but instead should ask themselves why the
government, politicians, religious institutions, educators,
scientists and
the media are not taking UFOs and the possible existence of
extraterrestrials more seriously.
Bigelow, in fact, said one reason he spends more than a million
dollars a
year on NIDS research is to do what he feels the government and other
institutions should be doing " preparing America and the rest of the
world
for eventual ET contact. That revelation, if confirmed suddenly and
dramatically, Bigelow believes, could have a devastating psychosocial
impact on global civilization.
"There are aspects of this phenomena that are going to be disturbing
to
the average person," he said. "It's more complex, more diverse than I
think is commonly recognized.
"We've been exposed to some things that are significantly different
than
the traditional body of information that you read about or that you
watch
(on TV, movies), and that increases the dynamics, the scope of what
has to
be digested."
Bigelow's interest in the paranormal stems from his youth. At the
time,
Las Vegas was, by comparison, a sleepy little hamlet. There wasn't
much
for locals to do in the 1950s except drive down the street for an ice
cream cone after dinner.
Off on one of those evening cruises, Bigelow's grandparents had a
close
encounter that not only had a profound impact on them, but " when he
was
told the story two years later " strongly affected their 10-year-old
grandson.
"This ball of light that appeared to be on flames was coming right at
them," Bigelow recalled. "They swerved the car off the road in a
pretty
dramatic way and kind of ducked, waiting for this impact and there
was no
impact. Instead, it made a 90-degree turn. It came right at them and
went
voooom " it just went the opposite direction.
"It not only shook them up because they thought they were about to
die,
but then it gave them something to think about for weeks, months and
years
after."
Ditto for their grandson.
Bigelow retained his curiosity about that event and other Vegas-area
UFO
sightings for three decades while building his real estate empire. In
1988, with money to burn, he began an intense, personal quest for an
answer to the question: "Are we alone in the universe?"
That led to the formation of NIDS, established in '95 to investigate
both aerial phenomena and another of his interests " the survival of
consciousness after bodily death.
A year later, word of the Shermans' plight brought Bigelow to the
Uinta
Basin, where hundreds of UFO sightings have been cataloged by former
Roosevelt schoolteacher Joseph "Junior" Hicks, beginning in the early
'50s.
NIDS isn't likely to leave the area anytime soon, either " as long as
research can be conducted without interference. Bigelow and Colm
Kelleher,
NIDS' deputy administrator, worry that too much publicity may attract
undesirable attention.
"If you had a tailgate, football-stadium kind of atmosphere out
there, and
everybody's out there with hot dogs and hamburgers, and they're
barbecuing
and waiting for the UFOs to come down, I don't picture it
(continuation of
the activity) is going to happen."
[W 7]******
Source: Inside Denver Rocky Mountain News
Date: August 9, 1998
From: bernhard.nahrgang@ob.kamp.net (Bernhard Nahrgang)
'Area 51' really does exist, but still, nobody's talking
By Thomas Hargrove Scripps Howard News Service
Many people who believe in UFOs also think that "Area 51" -- dried-up
Groom Lake in Nevada -- is where the Air Force keeps the flying
saucers it captured.
And maybe an autopsied alien body or two.
Others think the military base is the testing grounds for America's
most secret military machines, everything from the F-117 Stealth
fighter to electro-magnetic pulse weapons that would make Buck Rogers
nervous.
What is certain is that there is something in that moonscape property
north of Las Vegas. Officially designated the "Nellis Air Force
Bombing and Gunnery Range," the federally protected territory covers
an area equal to Rhode Island and Connecticut.
What also is certain is that 1,851 federal civilian workers are
employed in mostly well-compensated jobs at several ultra-high-
security facilities in and near the range, according to a Scripps
Howard News Service analysis of U.S. Office of Personnel Management
payroll records.
"This really is one of the last big secret military bases in the
United States," said Jeff Moag, a National Security News Service
researcher in Washington. "It used to be that the Air Force tried to
pretend that Area 51 didn't exist at all."
The Air Force last year conceded the existence of the base when it
released a publication that suggested experimental Cold War-era
aircraft could have been mistaken for flying saucers.
Whatever they do in the Nellis Bombing Range continues
under the Clinton administration.
Payroll records show the Department of Energy, which controls the
nation's stockpile of nuclear bombs, employs 32 people in Mercury,
Nev., the only town inside the bombing range.
But non-government military observers for several years have said
they think that hundreds, or thousands, of military and civilian
workers who are employed in the desert facilities take daily flights
from Las Vegas airfields into the base. The computer records appear
to confirm this.
The Department of Energy officially employs 448 people in the Las
Vegas area, even though there are no known federal projects in the
city that could justify such employment. The Air Force has 1,068
civilian employees there, some of whom certainly work at Nellis Air
Force Base.
But more suspect are the 166 civilian employees of the departments of
Defense and Army, the 156 Environmental Protection Agency workers,
the 10 Federal Emergency Management Agency employees and at least two
representatives of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff. Some of
these people work in classified operations at the bombing range.
The payroll for all of the civilian workers in the area totaled 80.6
million dollars.
[W 8]******
Source: Computer Active
Publish date: August 1998
Visitors from outer space
Scientists at Stanford University in Connecticut have confirmed what
us mere mortals have known all along - that talk of UFOs is nothing
to be scoffed at.
The independent scientific study, the first of its kind for nearly 30
years, came up with some interesting conclusions. The review,
organised by Peter Sturrock, professor of applied physics, and backed
by the Society for Scientific Exploration, admitted that some UFO
sightings had such compelling physical evidence as to warrant further
investigation.
"It may be valuable to carefully evaluate UFO reports to extract
information about unusual phenomena currently unknown to science,"
says the panel, and that to be credible to the scientific community,
"such evaluations must take place with a spirit of objectivity and a
willingness to evaluate rival hypothesis."
The physical evidence spoken of includes radio, photographic, radar
and soil evidence. Although many of the reported sightings can be
explained away by being put down to natural phenomena or ascribed to
secret military activity, some deserved further looking into.
However, the panel stopped short of actually confirming the existence
of UFOs.
---
A FEARFUL SYMMETRY
A TRUE STORY OF ALIEN INTRUSION INTO HUMAN LIVES
By D. Lynne Bishop
A FEARFUL SYMMETRY Copyright 1995 by D. Lynne Bishop
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any
means, electronic or mechanical including photocopying, recording or
otherwise without prior permission of the publisher, except by a
reviewer who may quote brief passages.
First Printing September 1995
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---
CHAPTER 14
Winter had set in with a vengeance, and fighting freezing rain, snow,
and sleet had exhausted my husband and me. Very few days, much less
nights, had been clear of the interminable gray clouds, and on
January 25, I felt as leaden as the skies had been. My spirits
lifted by that evening, when several stars peered through the
overcast, and the clouds drifted apart to reveal a clean, clear sky.
We snuggled under the many blankets on the bed, feeling cocooned by
the enveloping warmth--and peacefully drifted off to sleep. The tape
recorder lay on the bedside table, ready to catch any sound.
Just a few minutes before 1:00 A.M., I awoke and glanced at the
bedside clock. I rolled over onto my left side, seeking a
comfortable position. My foot slipped off the edge of the bed, and
with an inward laugh, I thought, "Oops, better get my foot back on
the bed." Immediately upon the heels of that thought, I realized I
was paralyzed and my sense of hearing had disappeared. My familiar
world faded, as I sensed several "presences" standing near the bed,
at my waist level. These creatures moved the covers off me, but not
without difficulty. In surprise, I noticed they had trouble
manipulating the blankets, as if not used to having to lift that type
of impediment. An ironic laugh flashed through my mind, as I
thought, "They must have sent the class on a field trip, and the
teacher didn't come with them to show them how it's done." After
some initial tugging back and forth, I finally "slid" toward the
waiting creatures. The residual fear from my last encounter came to
the fore, as I thought to my husband--hoping he would know, somehow--
"In case I don't come back, I love you."
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