1950S Norwegian Ufo Mystery Solved
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Ufos In Missouri True Tales Of Extraterrestrials And Related Phenomena
From time slips and vortices to extraterrestrials and interdimensional beings, the Show Me State appears to be a haven for all things supernatural.
Hear about residents who have been "implanted" or experienced missing time.
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Visit the many sites of UFO sightings, including Excelsior Springs, Harrisonville, Marshfield, and Northview.
Travel to Missouri's own Bermuda Triangle - Joplin, Springfield, and Branson.
New perspectives on UFOs, mysterious phenomena, intriguing tales, and scary UFO revelations are just waiting to be explored, as the extraterrestrials beckon.
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This Is Taboo For Exo Fantasists
PSEUDOSCIENCE: The literature is aimed at the general public. There is no review, no standards, no pre-publication verification, no demand for accuracy and precision.
SCIENCE: Reproducible, reliable results are demanded; experiments must be precisely described so that they can be duplicated exactly or improved upon in sensitivity and volume of cases or events.
PSEUDOSCIENCE: Results cannot be reproduced or verified. Studies, if any, are always so vaguely described that one can't figure out just what was actually done or how it was done.
SCIENCE: Failures are searched for and studied closely, since incorrect theories can often make correct predictions by accident but no correct theory will make incorrect predictions.
PSEUDOSCIENCE: Failures are ignored, excused, hidden, lied about, discounted, explained away, rationalized, forgotten, and avoided at all costs.
SCIENCE: As time goes on, more and more is learned about the physical processes under study.
PSEUDOSCIENCE: No actual physical phenomena or processes are ever found, noticed or studied. No progress is made; nothing concrete is learned.
SCIENCE: Individual defects, idiosyncrasies and blunders of investigators average out- do not affect the real "signal" under study.
PSEUDOSCIENCE: Individual defects, idiosyncrasies and blunders of investigators provide the only "signals" ever seen- the average is zero.
SCIENCE: CONVINCES BY APPEAL TO THE EVIDENCE, BY ARGUMENTS BASED UPON LOGICAL AND/OR MATHEMATICAL REASONING, BY MAKING THE BEST CASE THE DATA PERMIT. WHEN NEW EVIDENCE CONTRADICTS OLD IDEAS, THEY ARE ABANDONED.
PSEUDOSCIENCE: Convinces by appeal to faith and belief. PSEUDOSCIENCE IN ALMOST EVERY CASE HAS A VERY STRONG QUASI-RELIGIOUS ELEMENT: it tries to convert, not to convince. You are to believe in spite of the facts, not because of them. The original idea is never abandoned, whatever the evidence.
SCIENCE: There are no conflicts of interest; the scientist has no personal financial stake in any specific outcome of his studies.
PSEUDOSCIENCE: EVERYTHING IN PSEUDOSCIENCE SEEMS TO GENERATE SOMETHING FOR SALE; look for courses in how to remember past lives, on galactic diplomacy (sic.) Books about extraterrestrials and cover-up, and teaching how to hunt for ghosts, how to become a prophet, how to... you name it, you got it... BUT PAY UP FIRST.
Extrasensible Perception
It probably takes some guts for an established science writer to write a book about ESP and the like, and not to immediately write the whole thing off without a moment's thought. Perhaps being an outsider to the academic establishment Clegg is freer in such regard. Clegg provides a critical but not unsympathetic account of the subject. His interest seems to have been stimulated by a teenage incident in which he felt he was in telepathic contact with a friend, and, I suspect, a more cautious approach developed when he had an extraordinary non-precognitive experience, awaking one morning with the absolute certain 'knowledge' that the plane he was going to fly on that day was going to crash. So powerful was this feeling that he persuaded his sympathetic boss to allow him to change flights. The plane did not crash, and nothing bad happened at all. Of course, if the plane had crashed, that would have been excellent evidence for precognition, or would it have just been a coincidence. Clegg points out that feelings like this which don't pan out get forgotten, where those when some coincidence takes place become highly memorable. He begins his exploration of telepathy by examining the possible theories advanced for it, or at least some of them. His main interest, as a (ex)physicist is Brian Josephson's linking telepathy with quantum entanglement, an idea towards which Clegg is not wholly unsympathetic, though this is a controversial idea even among paranormalists with a physics background. There are two reasons for that, one is that it is considered axiomatic that quantum entanglement cannot be used to break special relativity by sending messages, and by the feeling that the brain is a far too complex and messy environment for quantum effects to play much role. He is far more sceptical of other theories, involving electromagnetism or an, as yet unknown, new force. He also points out that dualistic views also have overwhelming problems. Clegg argues that the main problem that scientists face in the field of parapsychology is that of cheating, and that this is especially the case in things like mediumship. I note that he came to the same conclusions as me over the Scole Affair, (he didn't read my review, I checked the references!), pointing out how every attempt to introduce controls led to one evasion and excuse after another. He examines in general some of the evidence for telepathy, precognition and psychokinesis, and points out some of the pitfalls in experiments such as those using the ganzfield, and also looks at the some of the work of Daryl Bem. He argues that in almost all of these studies, it is not clear that what is being studied is what the ordinary person would think of as telepathy etc, it is just statistical anomalies, which might suggest there is something there, but gives no clue as to what it is. He further notes that if PK is a real effect, affecting a moving dice would be a much more difficult feat than moving a very light static target. He takes a detailed look at the original experiments of J. B. Rhine the work of the remote viewers and the tricks of Uri Geller, showing how they each had multiple methodological flaws. Parapsychologists might correctly point out that this really is a selection of weak cases, sceptics might reply that are cases that easily show up the methodological errors that occur more subtly in other cases. I would like to have seen some discussion of the complex debates between Charles Honorton and Ray Hyman here, though I understand that they be just too recondite for a popular readership. Clegg also examines the work of Dean Radin and PEAR (Princton Engineering Anomalies research) and I get the feeling that he really doesn't understand what is being claimed here. Join the club! Clegg is surely right when he argues that the endless debates about statistical anomalies will never get anywhere, what is needed are clear decisive experiments, which replicate real life more. Here's a couple of examples of mine, for telepathy use identical twins in separate buildings, experiments performed by students who not told what the experiment is for, and monitor the brain activity of each. One twin is shown a series of slides of scenes ranging from the positive to the negative, from the arousing to the soporific etc. Experiments like these could be tweaked in a variety of ways. For psychokinesis, try moving a microgram weight in a completely environmentally controlled container (or given the claims that are made for RSPK) transmitting a microgram weight through a micrometre thick partition from one hermetically sealed container to another. To test what lies behind the statistical anomalies use computers doing millions of runs and not people. Clegg suggests that parapsychologists do not look for final definitive experiments, because just going from one vaguely suggestive result to another is a way of keeping the subject going and maintaining their positions. ["Much like ufologists, then - Ed".] Perhaps they suspect that the answer to such a definitive experiment would be negative, and indeed sceptics can point out that there have been any number of real world experiments with negative outcomes, not one case of a completely unambiguous prediction of a truly unexpected event made before the event, no football referee spontaneously combusted. If psychic powers are real they ought to be as an obvious and public as outstanding athletic, musical, artistic or any other ability and to be a quotidian part of our lives not occasional anomalies." - Peter Rogerson"
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Although largely remembered today for introducing the term "swamp gas" into the official lexicon of the UFO phenomenon, the D-H sightings were also noteworthy for causing the American public to lose all confidence in the Air Force's handling of the UFO phenomenon, for triggering the first Congressional hearing on UFOs, and for launching the famous University of Colorado Project, better known as "The Condon Committee, which led to the ultimate dismantling of "Project Blue Book," the Air Force's 20-year investigation of UFO reports, by which the government hoped to drive a wooden stake through the heart of the UFO phenomenon once and for all... Oh, and it also made Dr. J. Allen Hynek's name a household term.
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Here's something you don't see every day: J. Allen Hynek being welcomed to southern Michigan."
The account in "The Collegian" is well researched and well written, even if it does repeat and reinforce the unfortunate mythology surrounding the event:
"So Dr. Allen J. Hynek, consultant to Project Blue Book and professor at North-western University, came to Hillsdale to inves-tigate. But after inter-viewing many key eyewit-nesses, including Evans, Hess, and Van Horn, he reached a simple conclusion: 87 eyewit-nesses were mistaken, and had seen only 'swamp gas.'"But that's not the conclusion Hynek reached at all. The truth is, Hynek never actually reached a conclusion. Pressured by his boss on Project Blue Book, Major Hector Quintanilla, to hold a hurried press conference and provide a "natural" explanation for the sightings, Hynek "suggested "that the lights that the Hillsdale students saw bobbing up and down in the college arboretum "may have been" swamp gas.
There were a lot of witnesses, and a lot of descriptions -- hell, half of southeast Michigan saw something in the skies that week -- but the descriptions varied so dramatically that Hynek only considered those that had common factors and dispensed with the outliers. Unfortunately for the true believers, the descriptions that had common factors all suggested the possibility of swamp gas (the witnesses were, after all, looking out over a densely-foliated arboretum in early spring shortly after an intense thunderstorm had saturated the ground, leading to somewhat, oh... let's say "swampy conditions) so, with no time to conduct a thorough investigation, that's what Hynek went with.
It wasn't a lie. It wasn't a cover-up. It wasn't a mistake. It wasn't a cowardly cop-out. It was the only logical speculation Hynek could make from the inconsistent testimony and scant evidence with which he was presented, and he presented it as just that: speculation.
What's more, one of the key witnesses, local undertaker and Civil Defense Director Bud Van Horn, told Hynek that when he saw the lights in the college arboretum he immediately thought they were swamp gas... Van Horn -- who went on to become one of Hynek's harshest critics -- was one of a half-dozen people who suggested the swamp gas theory to Hynek in the days leading up to the fateful press conference, yet no one ever assails their credibility or accuses them of taking part in a government cover-up.
One very interesting part of the story in "The Collegian" involves an interview with one of the local policemen who joined Van Horn at the college that night to look for the lights in the arboretum. Trust me when I say I have researched the hell out of this case and have never come across any statement from any local cop describing any "blinding light" coming from the arboretum that night. All the witnesses in the college dorm, Van Horn included, testified that the mystery lights were so dim they could only be seen when all the dorm lights were off; in fact, the lights disappeared completely when the police car drove by the arboretum with its lights on (This blinking out in the presence of other light sources, by the way, is one of the distinct characteristics of swamp gas... just sayin')
So, I'm not sure where this cop is coming from, but I'm damn sure going to find out.
Oh, and that comment about how the arboretum was found to be radioactive after the event? Those "findings" came from the investigation of noted local undertaker and nuclear expert Bud Van Horn. They were never verified by anyone.
Anyway, Happy Anniversary, swamp gas!
Symbols Of An Alien Sky Nasa Satellite Captures Numerous Ufos At The International Space Station
WATCH: Fleet of UFOs at the ISS - March 1, 2013.
WATCH: Huge UFOs near the Sun - March 1, 2013.
WATCH: Strange object seen on Planet Mars - March 1, 2013.
WATCH: TR3B seen from live stream camera at the ISS - February 25, 2013.
WATCH: UFO flies past SOHO satellite camera - February 24, 2013.
WATCH: UFO makes fast exit at the ISS - February 24, 2013.
WATCH: View from the ISS Camera - February 24, 2013.
WATCH: Blurry images of the Moon - February 20, 2013.
WATCH: Craft or creatures at the ISS - February 20, 2013.
WATCH: UFOs at the ISS - February 13, 2013.
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SHORT UFO FACT: [FEMA is Federal Emergency Management Agency. It's referred to as the "SECRET GOVERNMENT" of the USA. It was founded in the Richard Nixon Administrations, refined by Jimmy Carter and both the Ronald Reagan and George Bush administrations. When created it had one original concept, in case of a nuclear attack on the US Nations it should assure the survivability of US government.]
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UFO DEFINITIONS AND DISCUSSION.
What follows are some of my own definitions for some key terms in Ufology and the study and research of UFOs and the UFO Phenomenon.
UFO
Unidentified Flying Object, currently in the year 2013, "UFO" is frequently used to denote Extraterrestrials or Aliens Visitors to Earth. Ultimately, most UFOs are actually one of a few sets of phenomena: aerial, stellar, terrestrial and perhaps some sort of extraterrestrial.
UFOLOGY IN 2013
Paranormal Genre of Science, some deem a pseudoscience, using the Scientific Method and good experiment methods to gain insight and understanding of actual physical clues of Real UFOs and Aliens. Still considered by many a pseudoscience - or a study that does not meet the criteria to be a legitimate peer-reviewed branch of the Scientific Studies.
EXOBIOLOGY
The study of life that exists outside or away from the Planet Earth. Any and all life that evolved on other worlds and solar systems qualifies to be Exobiological in Nature. Species of Extraterrestrial intelligence would be "sentient exobiological entities". Relative to EXOBIOLOGY, the field of study regarding any debate regarding how much influence mankind should have on the worlds around him, as well as the mostly supposition discussed of our interaction with any intelligent life of the Universe in the past, present or in the future: all-together known as the field of EXOPOLITICS.
UFO SIGHTING
A UFO Sighting is a specific type of paranormal encounter reported all over the world, from mysterious lights to unknown and suspicious and alien aircraft. In Real UFO Sightings popular culture, the most frequent "NEWEST UFO SIGHTINGS OF 2013" references find "Grey Aliens" and Extraterrestrial Entities at a completely different rate than actual UFO Field Investigators, who historically find down-to-Earth causes for up to 95% of all Reported UFO Sightings.
UFO DisclosureA emerging imperative in 2013 is revealing the truth about interactions between Extraterrestrials and the governments of the world.
This is of grave importance, with all of Ufology now hopeful for 2013 UFO disclosure.
Poor Sad UFO Alien. Dry your Tears...
REAL UFOS
Real UFOs in this frame of reference of this Glossary means crafts, whether piloted or unmanned drones, scouts or other unknown aircraft or spacecraft that are not those created by mankind but rather by Alien Intelligence - most often the term goes along with beings of Extraterrestrial Origin, but theories such as Extra-dimensional Aliens alongside the traditional extra-solar Aliens (beings not from our "Solar System". In Short: A REAL UFO is one that is of the more common connotation of UFO: an alien craft of some origin other than we here on Earth might have produced. Also, any biological entity that also causes such
"GREY ALIENS"Grey Aliens, popularly known as THE GREYS are a subspecies of a type of Extraterrestrial that has been reported to have had a significant amount of interaction with humankind over the many years of our existence. While the first mentions of the Grey Aliens is not until the mid 20th Century, there are many Ufologists, Exobiologists and proponents of the Ancient Astronaut Theory who believe that there is proof of Grey involvement on Earth as far back as mankind has existed.
GREY ALIEN ORIGINATORSAND THE ADAMUIN FACT, SOME BELIEVE THE ANCIENT "ADAMU "tales of the "SUMERIANS "were discussing the "Greys "as possible stars in that story: gods who came to Earth for Gold and took whatever mankind was before "Homo Sapiens" and altered us with their own genetic structure in order to have a better working force of slaves. There is no proof of such claims - no direct evidence at least, other than our genetic make-up, so perhaps when we do finally meet the real aliens officially, will they greet us as children or as a mutant bug - needing to be stepped on as fast as possible?2013 (c) Copyright Robert Hughey.
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Ufos Spotted On World Ufo Day
Taking the trash to the street when I noticed a bright red light in the sky. Under path for LAX and thought this was a plane on right base turn to the airport. I stood to observe it and noticed that it didnt move. I kept watching and waiting for some action however, it stayed motionless. There were a few light clouds and it seemed to be shining through them.
I didnt notice any anti-collision lights so I knew it couldnt have been a helicopter and the fact that it wasnt moving convinced me it wasnt the ISS flying over head (which is the brightness I would describe it).
I went and got my binoculars and as I watched it for several seconds more, it slowly began to dim until if finally vanished.
Moments later, some friends of mine several miles away called and asked if there was a supernova in the sky and described it the way I saw it also.
A friend and I were in my driveway talking and stargazing when I saw a very bright white light pulse twice about 1 second apart very high up in the sky, I immediately knew it was not a comet or plane or anything else familiar. I told my friend about it then we both looked in the direction of the sighting and we both saw that it pulsated again after about 15 seconds a few degrees north from the first sighting. I was surprised but I was not shocked as I am very well informed on the subject of extra-terrestrials and this is not my first sighting. It did not reappear after that sighting and there was nothing near that couldve blocked the view of it, later that night, about an hour later we also saw a much smaller and much less intense blue star-like object moving very fast very high up in the sky heading south-west then disappear. Also I should note that a while later a friend on Facebook posted a status stating that he saw the same pulses of light at the same time and area
> ~1104MST Saw two aircraft creating zigzag pattern in the sky with their contrail/exhaust.
When I was observing the crossing flight pattern I drew notice to a rod shaped/aligned light sources/orbs floating against the contrail wake from the two jets.
> ~1114MST Orbs continued in aligned rod shape and drifted towards north along the contrail wake. Orbs had appearance of being 'on-top' of clouds drifting into the distance. Orbs were present on dramatic/brilliant 'blue earth' background for a period of time and images were captured.
> ~1130MSTOrbs continued in aligned rod shape and drifted towards west/southwest for a period of time. Orbs maintained rod shape/alignment and drifted from time to time on top section (1st 2 Orbs) to the left and right of the below two orbs. Orbs quickly aligned back to Rod shape anytime they drifted too far from one another.
> ~1250MST Observed Orbs in WNW sky from 1130MST until ~1250MST when the Orbs faded into way far west distance.
I observed the orbs for a aprox 1 hour 45 minutes. I have lived in/around military bases my entire life and accustomed to normal aviation lighting, etc.. I admit I also felt a strange feeling/presence during the time I was observing the orbs/lights
I was riding in my friends car. We were on SR 165 just north of SR 62 traveling north. I had been looking out my window to the east as we were talking when 2 bright red lights appeared. I watched them for several seconds, they remained in the same place with a bright steady glow. I told my friend to look at these lights. She stopped the car and leaned down to see them. We discussed how they werent moving and just stayed on at a steady glow. We started to drive up the road 1/4 mile to get off the road to watch them more. I told her that one was starting to fade ( the northern one). She was looking and could not see it. I then said the other one just disappeared. She stopped the car and jumped out and looked for several minutes but we could not locate them. It was still and cloudless, we heard nothing. My window was down when I first saw them and still no noise. She was a little shaken and I kept going over what we had just seen, checked the time, and kept checking the sky. I drove back to the same location after 10 minutes and saw nothing. It was bizarre how they appeared then disappeared just as quickly. When I first noticed them, I thought they could be airplanes, but the lights never flashed and they were much brighter then a plane.(function(d, s, id) {
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Ufo Pioneer George Fawcett Dead At 83 Ufo News
LINCOLNTON UFO PIONEER DEAD AT 83
By Joe DePriestwww.charlotteobserver.com
1-23-13
LINCOLNTON As a kid in Mount Airy, George Fawcett played basketball with Andy Griffith and got hooked on UFOs.
A 1944 newspaper article describing "mysterious balls of fire" spotted by American pilots over Germany during World War II sparked his imagination.
Fawcett went on to work as a YMCA director, textile employee, weekly newspaper manager and sandwich shop operator. A long-time resident of Lincolnton, he also became known as the UFO man.
His health had declined in recent years, and Fawcett died Saturday at age 83.
During more than 65 years of research, Fawcett wrote numerous articles about unidentified flying objects in such publications as Argosy, True and Flying Saucers Review. He taught a UFO course at Gaston College and investigated more than 1,200 UFO sightings, including 600 across the Carolinas. His 20,000-item Sauceriana Collection is at the International UFO Museum & Research Center in Roswell, New Mexico....
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Searching For Habstars Waiting For Another Einstein And Identifying Lunar Outpost Sites
g STARS - Maggie Turnbull, an astronomer with the Carnegie Institution, has spent many years thinking about what kind of stars could harbor Earth-like planets. Her database of potentially habitable star systems could be used as a target list for NASA's forthcoming Terrestrial Planet Finder mission. Turnbull presented a talk, "Remote Sensing of Life and Habitable Worlds: Habstars, Earthshine and TPF," at a NASA Forum for Astrobiology Research on March 14. This edited transcript of the lecture is part two of a four-part series. See article.
g LIFE - University of Colorado scientists have found bacteria that live in the rocks of a hot, acidic environment in Yellowstone National Park. Such extremophiles - organisms that can tough it out at sub-zero temperatures or with little water - are the cat's meow to astrobiologists, who want to determine the origin of life here on Earth, as well as estimate good spots to look for life elsewhere. See article.
g INTELLIGENCE - Will there ever be another Einstein? This is the undercurrent of conversation at Einstein memorial meetings throughout the year. A new Einstein will emerge, scientists say. But it may take a long time. After all, more than 200 years separated Einstein from his nearest rival, Isaac Newton. See article.
g MESSAGE - Is it even ethical for us to contact alien life? See article. Note: This article is a few years old.
g COSMICUS - An illuminated part of a lunar crater rim may be very close to the Moon's North pole and is a candidate for a peak of eternal sunlight. Such places could be key locations for future lunar outposts. The European Space Agency's SMART missions - Small Missions for Advanced Research and Technology - are designed to test new spacecraft technology and propulsion while visiting various places in the solar system. See article.
g LEARNING - Here's a neat classroom activity courtesy of NASA: "Mountain Quest." Students divide into five research teams to make recommendations for building a new observatory for NASA. See article.
g IMAGINING - Speculation about aliens has typically been left to science fiction authors, science fiction readers and Hollywood writers and directors. But what if we apply what we have learned about life on Earth to speculate about what alien life forms might be like? Here's a primer.
g AFTERMATH - Here's an intriguing read: the final report of "The Workshop on the Societal Implications of Astrobiology". Note: The workshop was held in 1999.
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Ufo Sighting In Fort Wayne Indiana On August 13Th 2010 Appered To Be A Object Round And Engulfed In A Fireball
on Aug 13th about 520am appeared in the sky to the ne of my view. traveling in a straight line above the ground about 100-200 feet The object was moving west at a level and straight line. I observed it for about 45 seconds and it was out of my sight. i was driving west bound and it was to my left about a 1/2 mile away. it was observed by the passager in my caqr also it did appear to be a metior but it was traveling east to west in a straight line. if it was a metior it would have made a huge inpact, but none was seen or heard.
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