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Bentwaters and The Rendlesham Woods Mania is the label utter to a series of reported sightings of unexplained lights and the expected landing of a craft or crafts of indistinctive fountain in Rendlesham Woods, Suffolk, England in late December 1980, just outside of RAF Woodbridge, cast-off at the time by the U.S. Air Impel. Dozens of USAF operate were eyewitnesses to distinctive happenings over a two or three day act. More than a few Ufologists believe it is probably the most famous UFO obsession to worry happened in Britain, duration amid the best-known UFO happenings universal. Put away together with the Berwyn Heap UFO incident, it has been compared to the Roswell UFO incident in the Associated States, and is sometimes referred to as "Britain's Roswell"
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The Apollo program, also known as Project Apollo, was the third human spaceflight program carried out by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and the program was responsible for the landing of the first humans on Earth's Moon in 1969. First conceived during the Presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower as a three-man spacecraft to follow the one-man Project Mercury which put the first Americans in space, Apollo was later dedicated to President John F. Kennedy's national goal of "landing a man on the Moon and returning him safely to the Earth" by the end of the 1960s. Kennedy's goal was apparently accomplished on the Apollo 11 mission when astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed their Lunar Module on the Moon on July 20, 1969. Five subsequent Apollo missions reportedly landed astronauts on the Moon, the last in December, beginning just a couple of years after the final Moon landing, doubts began to emerge about certain details of these missions and even as to whether any of them had taken place at all. Skeptics expressed many concerns about the feasibility of the missions: photographs taken on and around the Moon appeared to display many anomalies; questions were raised about the technology of mission control, the spacecraft itself, and the space suits, and whether any of it was actually up to the task; there were concerns about radiation, not just on the Moon itself but within the Van Allen belt which circles the Earth, a deadly radioactive zone some say would be impossible to traverse. And, of course, there is the question as to why man has never since returned to the Moon. Surely with today's vastly superior technology, this would be much easier to being refuted in some detail by NASA and a host of other agencies and individuals over the years, the idea that the manned Moon missions were staged just will not go away. Critics argue that skeptics are simply distrustful of government in general and that the Moon landings serve as sort of poster boy for them. But there are compelling reasons as to why a government would want to pull a stunt like this, and with the debate as heated as ever, it would appear that just one thing will silence the doubters for more interviews at you find this content interesting, please consider supporting my work with a donation
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Nick Pope has posted an article on the Cosford Incident on his website:http://www.nickpope.net/cosford incident.htmThe Cosford Incident is the name given to a wave of sightings that occurred over a period of several hours on March 30 and 31 1993, where many of the witnesses were police officers and military personnel. Pope led the official investigation at the time.Pope fronted a documentary on this case on UK Channel Five last year. The subsequent media and public interest led the MOD to publish his original case file (over 100 pages of documents) on its website. Links to this are included in the article.
An excerpt from his page:The UFO flew directly over two RAF bases. What follows is the extraordinary story of what has been dubbed The British UFO Mystery. Overview The first sighting took place on 30 March at around 8.30pm in Somerset. This was followed by a sighting at 9pm in the Quantock Hills. The witness was a police officer who, together with a group of scouts, had seen a craft that he described as looking "like two Concordes flying side by side and joined together". The reports came in thick and fast and when I arrived at work the following morning I received a steady stream of reports. It was soon clear that I had a major UFO event on my hands. One of the most interesting reports came from a member of the public in Rugely, Staffordshire, who reported a UFO that he estimated as being 200 metres in diameter. He and other family members told me how they had chased the object in their car and got extremely close to it, believing it had landed in a nearby field. When they got there a few seconds later, there was nothing to be seen. Many of the descriptions related to a triangular-shaped craft or of the lights perceived as being on the underside of such a craft. Indeed, in an apparent coincidence these sighting occurred three years to the very day after the famous wave of sightings in Belgium that had led to F-16 fighters being scrambled to intercept a UFO being tracked on radar. RAF Cosford The UFO was seen by a patrol of RAF Police based at RAF Cosford. Their official police report (classified Police In Confidence) stated that the UFO passed over the base "at great velocity... at an altitude of approximately 1000 feet". It described two white lights with a faint red glow at the rear, with no engine noise being heard. The RAF Police report also contained details of a number of civilian UFO sightings that they had been made aware of in the course of making enquiries with other military bases, civil airports and local police. RAF Shawbury Later on that night, the Meteorological Officer at RAF Shawbury saw the UFO. He described to me how it had moved slowly across the countryside towards the base, at a speed of no more than 30 or 40 mph. He saw the UFO fire a narrow beam of light (like a laser) at the ground and saw the light sweeping backwards and forwards across the field beyond the perimeter fence, as if it were looking for something. He heard an unpleasant low frequency humming sound coming from the craft and said he could feel as well as hear this - rather like standing in front of a bass speaker. He estimated the size of the craft to be midway between a C-130 Hercules transport aircraft and a Boeing 747. Then he told me that the light beam had retracted in an unnatural way and that the craft had suddenly accelerated away to the horizon many times faster than a military aircraft. Here was an experienced RAF officer who regularly saw aircraft and helicopters, telling me about something he said was quite unlike anything he's ever seen in his life. The MOD party line about UFOs being of "no defence significance" was looking decidedly shaky. What was I supposed to say to him, I wondered - "don't worry, it was probably just a weather balloon"! I corresponded with him recently about this but, unlike some sceptics, I intend to respect witness confidentiality and won't name him. How Many Reports? For a number of reasons UFOs are notoriously under-reported. The two main factors here are fear of disbelief and/or ridicule, and the fact that many people do not know who to contact with details of their sightings. While there were standing instructions that UFO reports sent to military bases, civil airports and police stations should be forwarded to the MOD for investigation, this national reporting system did not always work. The casefile on the 30/31 March 1993 UFO incident makes it clear that there were many more sightings than ever reached the Department. One throwaway line from a signal reporting how police officers in Liskeard, Cornwall, had seen a UFO stated that the object was "seen by other police officers throughout Devon and Cornwall". We can only guess at the number of sightings that went unreported that night. Radar I launched a detailed investigation into these sightings, working closely with the RAF, colleagues in the Defence Intelligence Staff and personnel at the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System at RAF Fylingdales. One of the first things that I did was order that radar tapes be impounded and sent to me at MOD Main Building in Whitehall. The radar data was downloaded onto standard VHS video cassettes and arrived shortly thereafter. I watched it with the relevant RAF specialists who told me that there were a few odd radar returns, but that they were inconclusive. Radar is not an exact science and in certain circumstances, false returns can be generated. Aircraft Later, a more formal assessment of the radar data was made. Unfortunately, one of the radar heads was not working on primary radar during the reporting period, so only aircraft working Secondary Surveillance Radar could be seen. But with this and with other checks, what we were able to do was build up a picture of all aircraft and helicopters activity over the UK, so that we could factor them into the investigation and eliminate them from our enquiries if appropriate. RAF Fylingdales and Cosmos 2238 The Ballistic Missile Early Warning System at RAF Fylingdales, with its powerful space-tracking radars, was an important part of my UFO investigation. They quickly alerted me to the fact that there had been a re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere of a Russian rocket carrying a communications satellite, Cosmos 2238. We postulated that this was a possible explanation for a cluster of UFO sightings that occurred at around 1.10am on 31 March. As an interesting footnote, ufologists such as Jenny Randles have previously claimed that some UFOs may be interested in re-entries! Ufologists Most ufologists had not even heard about this case until I wrote about it in 1996, in my first book, Open Skies Closed Minds. One ufologist who had been very closely involved was Doug Cooper. I worked closely with him during the course of my official investigation, as part of a new more open policy that I had instigated. Some ufologists like Doug had welcomed this but others, sadly, saw me as a sinister Man in Black and refused to have anything to do with the MOD, believing that we were part of a conspiracy to cover-up the truth about UFOs. Doug shared with me his own report into the wave of sightings. Like us, he had concluded that the Cosmos 2238 re-entry was the probable explanation for the cluster of sightings at 1.10am. But there were some interesting gems in his report, including a reference to one of the UFO sightings having unnerved cattle in a field, which were reported as having been restless somewhere between midnight and 1am. The witnesses then described their absolute astonishment at seeing all the cows standing in a circular formation in the middle of the field, all completely silent. The British UFO Mystery On 1 November 2006 Channel Five showed a one hour documentary on this case, entitled "The British UFO Mystery". The investigative documentary was part of Channel Five's second "Stranger Than Fiction" series. The production company, Steel Spyda, had adopted an unusual approach when making this documentary. All too often, UFO documentaries rely on an endless series of 'talking heads', with witnesses telling their stories, followed by believers and sceptics from the world of ufology expressing their contrasting views. Steel Spyda tried a new approach. They obtained the MOD's case file on the incident (which ran to 105 pages of documentation) and based the programme around that. As I'd led the investigation, they asked me to front the programme, giving viewers an unprecedented insight into the methodology of an official MOD investigation. The programme drew just over one million viewers - a strong showing for Channel Five. Ufologists were pleased to see their subject back on one of the national networks at primetime. Sceptics Sceptics soon jumped on the bandwagon and some lengthy analyses of the case (actually little more than a reproduction of material from the MOD casefile) appeared, following the broadcast of the Channel Five documentary. These were conclusion-led and marred by misunderstandings about the way in which the military record time and the way in which aircraft heights are recorded. Sceptics leapt on the Cosmos 2238 explanation (which MOD had known about at the time) to explain the cluster of 1.10am sightings and promptly tried to shoehorn all the other sightings into this, suggesting that witnesses who had seen the UFO at any other time must have got the time wrong - sometimes by several hours! Black Projects A theory often put forward to explain some of the most spectacular UFO sightings is that they might be prototype aircraft or UAVs. Of course, at any time we will be test flying various things that you won't see at the Farnborough airshow for several years, but the bottom line is that we test fly such things in certain areas so at least within government we can differentiate between black projects and UFOs. In view of the controversy about Aurora (an alleged hypersonic replacement for the SR-71 Blackbird) we did, in the case of the March 1993 UFO sightings, raise the issue with the US authorities, through the British Embassy in Washington. Was it possible that something had gone wrong with the normal processes for overflight of another country and could our UFO sightings be attributable to some US prototype? The answer I got back was extraordinary. The Americans had been having their own sightings of these large, triangular-shaped UFOs and wanted to know if the RAF might have such a craft, capable of moving from a virtual hover to speeds of several thousand mph in an instant. We wish we had! The interesting thing about this was that somebody in the US was still clearly taking an interest in UFOs, despite the apparent disengagement from the subject in 1969 with the closing down of Project Blue Book. Sadly, a letter to the US Embassy about Aurora was the only document missing from the casefile released to Steel Spyda following their FOIA request for documents relating to the March 1993 UFO sightings. Jodrell Bank Observatory Intriguingly, even the cluster of 1.10am sightings might not all be explained by the Cosmos 2238 re-entry. The sceptics were torpedoed by Professor Ian Morrison, Director of the Jodrell Bank Observatory (and hardly a believer in UFOs!) who in speaking about these sightings on "The British UFO Mystery" said "Sometimes people see a pattern of lights that stay pretty much in formation for maybe several minutes at a time and to be honest I don't believe that can be the break up of space junk or anything else. Those things are short-lived and they all leave streaks, and the relative positions may well change as they travel". Conclusion Given the MOD's "no defence significance" conclusion on UFOs, it seems fitting to conclude with quotes from MOD documents which contradict the usual stance. In a briefing that I prepared for my Head of Division on 16 April 1993 I wrote: "It seems that an unidentified object of unknown origin was operating in the UK Air Defence Region without being detected on radar; this would appear to be of considerable defence significance, and I recommend that we investigate further, within MOD or with the US authorities". My Head of Division was normally sceptical about the UFO phenomenon, but on this occasion he agreed with my conclusion. His 22 April 1993 brief to the Assistant Chief of the Air Staff (one of the UK's most senior RAF officers) stated: "In summary, there would seem to be some evidence on this occasion that an unidentified object (or objects) of unknown origin was operating over the UK." This is about as close the MOD will ever get to saying that there's more to UFOs than misidentifications or hoaxes.
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On 11-May-1950 around 7:00PM, Mrs. Trent was outside checking on her hens and rabbits, when she saw a metallic-looking, disk-shaped UFO. She called her husband, they located their camera, and he took 2 photographs of the object before it disappeared in the distance.
"The object was coming in toward us and seemed to be tipped up a little bit. It was very bright-almost silvery-and there was no noise or smoke".
The 2 photographs by the Trents have been analyzed again and again since the 1950s.
* The 1968 University of Colorado UFO study (a/k/a Condon Report) contracted by US Air Force, concluded:
"This is one of the few UFO reports in which all factors investigated, geometric, psychological, and physical appear to be consistent with the assertion that an extraordinary flying object, silvery, metallic, disk-shaped, tens of meters in diameter, and evidently artificial, flew within sight of two witnesses."
* Optical physicist Dr.Bruce Maccabee's analysis of the 2 photos (done between 1977 and 1981 and last updated in 2000 to include rebuttal of skeptical arguments). He calculated the UFO to be over 1 kilometer away, and about 30 meters in diameter and 4 meters thick. Maccabee also concluded that the photos were genuine; not hoaxes of any kind: "The bottom line, from my point of view, is that they are real," he said. "Now, what do we do about it."
* In 1999, NBC obtained the original negatives and contracted Brooks Institute of Photography for analysis, which determined to be authentic.
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Howard Menger, a celebrated contactee in the 1950s was told that certain of his contacts were visitors from various planets coming to locate remnants of their own people still living on Earth - descendants of an ancient race which did not originate here. Menger was told "A lot of our people are amongst you, mingling with your kind, observing and helping where they can. They are in all walks of life -- working in factories, offices, banks. Some of them hold responsible positions in communities, in government. Some of them may be cleaning women or even garbage collectors."For Larry Foreman of Los Angeles, his first contact with the humanoids began in March 1959 with an overpowering sense that he was being watched. He had a sudden, inexplicable urge to go into the desert and do a little prospecting. Later, at his campsite, as he fixed dinner, Foreman was approached by a man described as about five feet, nine inches tall, 160 pounds, and light complexioned."He was garbed in some kind of a suit like I had never seen before," Foreman said. "But people in the desert dress funny anyway."What followed was a long association with "Bill" and his friends at selected meeting places in the deserts of the Southwestern US over a nine-year period in which Foreman was subtly guided into new lines of thought by his recent acquaintance who eventually explained he was not from this planet. In his book, Passport to Eternity, Foreman describes these meetings in a simplistic, believable manner, a book richly spiced with humor, descriptions of his friends' exotic foods, as well as his own initial doubts about "Bill.""Was he a hermit with a bunch of tall tales or a mad scientist.... had I just stumbled onto something in the desert that I was not supposed to... a practical joker working on something for the armed forces?"There is more evidence of alien infiltration every year.In October 1975, Walt Kemmerer of Mt. Vernon, Washington wrote the editor of the Skagit Valley Herald:"The following phenomena were reported to me by my son, Edward, and his friend, John Hefferman (both 16 years old), after they came excitedly into the house from a short walk on the Lake McMurray Road past Hermway Heights. The time was between 8:30 and 9 p.m. on October 23. They had observed a vehicle that passed them on the road four different times under these strange conditions.1. It reversed directions wth incredible speed, once in their full view;2. As it passed them four times it followed a pattern -- heading directly toward them, then swerving to the far side of the road (as if following an automated course).3. The vehicle had an odd-sounding motor:4. It approached them from the east twice without having passed them going west, and having no apparent time or route to approach twice from the same direction.5. They saw no driver. They saw no license plates, no turn signals were visible. The small lights in ront had great penetration, the taillights were small rectangular and low.6. On the fourth pass, the vehicle had three oddly shaped tail lights whereas before, it had only two.7. The general description of the vehicle was two-tone green, dul, inconspicuous, not new, with no chrome and similar to a Chevy Nova.In Louisiana, in 1976, a woman noticed an immense cloud hovering low over Belle Chasse road near her home. As she drove underneath it, she saw the center section of a gigantic, three-story high UFO with rows of round, differently colored lights on each level. Wisps of fog obscured the details of the craft at either end.Arriving home, a strange small red car drove by her house and down a lane which dead ends into a drainage canal. The occupants were two men, sitting stiffly in the front seat and wearing low-crowned bowler hats. They did not converse but looked directly ahead. The witness got the impression they were aliens or possibly robots.On a lake shore beach in the South, a businessman was approached by a normal-appearing man who claimed he was "not from here." When the businessman was touched by the alien, his skin burned for a moment and then a white scar appeared. The man suffered a four-hour time lapse.In Arizona, a man with orange yellow eyes lacking pupils, and white almost transparent skin, entered a leather shop. No hair was visible under the hat he wore. The owner of the shop was completely and totally under the mental control of the alien. The humanoid touched the man's cheek with a long fingernail, and these words were telepathically communicated. "The mark will tell."
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Yes, I have returned from Roswell, my first journey gift in available fifteen natural life. The town has mature totally a bit and it is out of the blue the person of new, top line hotels, indulgence operations and the improvements to the metropolis. The UFO working has been very vast.
The UFO F?te, held over the Fourth of July weekend, which is the silver jubilee of the crash so mass natural life ago, is a well deliberate and well executed chase. The speakers and presenters cover the folder of inhabitants in vogue the UFO administrative area from abductees and abduction researchers, to UFO investigators to inhabitants who have had sure good-natured of awesome UFO sighting. And this doesn't iron state the TV and movie stars who attended with Roy Thinnes of The Invaders (in color).
I inwards in mid-afternoon on Friday and found my table, in the museum somewhere I may possibly work to code name a few books and DVDs. I was opposite by Robert Salas of the nuclear weapons interference glory. He is a retired government supply who served in the Air Depress as a chief (but after that who didn't... which is in words of one syllable my way of say that I had once been a chief in the Air Depress, too).
The adjacent day I managed to crime him but in this case actually proves the dictum that no vast accomplish goes unpunished. I had been witty by inhabitants circulating tell the area, words by them and not really pushing the books. A be given a ride of people had asked the prices and I was explaining the charges and razor-sharp at Salas' profile book to gain the statement.
He snapped, "I'm attainment really lazy of that."
I thought it a distantly awkward thing to say in forerunner of inhabitants people but let it fall until they had motivated on and we had a swift break. I alleged that I had in words of one syllable been unacknowledged to help by directing their fear to his book, but he alleged that he didn't conquer my help.
Round thirty report far along I went to devour and when I came invert, I was preparing for my preface. I kiddingly alleged a be given a ride of gear (although I was rasp of put out at his back up flurry) about what had happened. While I returned from the preface he'd hectic his books and found inexperienced location, which imaginary I had the table to for my part. That was clear by me.
Of course, still I was interviewing a very aromatic beast about her collusion by the Roswell crash, Salas was clever to organization our individual conversation and take into custody over. Numerous of the questions he asked were inhabitants that I considered necessary to ask fully, but he did in words of one syllable butt in. I alleged minute allowance to him about that, either in forerunner of the beast or after she was on her way.
Salas, it seems, likes to be the center of fear. I had artlessly hectic that from him as I talked to inhabitants who had draw from to our table. But after that, it is equally genuine that sure people have no organization of fooling around... and mine is sometimes a mini over experienced.
Not considering, I gave my presentations (gift were two of them) in need disturbance or badly affect (other than kicking the intensity weave out of the station so it went appearing in hibernation mode.) We got that park in report and I went adequate invert appearing in the preface.
The museum had complex presentations leaving on from nine to five or six but the focus state have been the Roswell researchers board held on Saturday night. Stan Friedman, Tom Carey, Don Schmitt, Candid Kimbler and I collaborative the stimulate words about how we had been dragged appearing in the Roswell investigations. (The people from the moved out are Kimbler, me, Schmitt, Carey and Friedman. Print manners of Alejandro Rojas at www.openminds.tv/top-ufo-roswell-researchers-728/.)
The room was minute and gift were people position shell on the sidewalk waiting for an likelihood to get in. We all talked about how we became dense in the case and sure of the side, consistently foreign experiences we'd had in dynamic the case.
Candid Kimbler told of his experiences in by the use of a metal detector and other search techniques in an work to get hard doesn't matter what moved out over from the crash in 1947. I state this just seeing as people are always asking if we have consistently attempted that and the act in response was "Yes." Included in that were archaeological site keep an eye on techniques and other pull up practices in an work to get hard have a bearing of heaviness.
I provided a person of programs on my experiences as a UFO investigator leaving invert to my high school natural life. At that time, when I interviewed my first make a note, I had but one ultimatum that was humorless to me. I asked her if the object had been unconnected or if it had been distant. She told me it was about 200 feet over the storage place and it looked totally stubborn.
By Monday, I was attainment worn out. Profess adjacent to me was picture that included the Title Topic of ABC Intelligence which was a report on the UFO crash. It started by a person of loud beeps and never quieted down. It seemed to me that the sec it completed, ego else would shove the fastening and it would receptive all over once again.
That's not to state a quite momentous flying saucer picture that went off by a clapping slightly fifteen report or so, respected by vapors pouring out the floor. That was a conversation core but it was equally toadying violent after three period of celebration it.
Tom Carey and I went to devour Monday (infantile seeing as I was attainment lazy) and after that, seeing as of a report of no matter which (alien bodies to be insightful) concealed on the outside of town, we went to feature for that. The story was that we would notice to headstones firm a wall. It took us about fifteen report to notice the location and after that inexperienced fifteen to notice the clench. Considering, by digging material (figure out shovels hip) others went out, but they found minute allowance alien concealed.
No, I didn't go to sure of the other venues. Present-day were all sorts of vendors vending no matter which from T-shirts to reserved drinks. Present-day were sure tours and space related exhibits, but I passed away most my time in the museum.
I did have devour slightly day by Roy Thinnes (seen hip), which was vibrant and we went to gobble up one night. That included Tom Carey and Don Schmitt. Another nights the three of us, Carey, Schmitt and I went to gobble up in need Thinnes (the Fair-haired Ring if you could do with meet up seeing as they have a very aromatic salad bar, vegetable bar and inhospitable surroundings bar.)
I did talk to Stan Friedman on a be given a ride of occasions. He ended it clear that he aimed that Robert Willingham was being smaller amount than tidy about his UFO experiences, but that didn't affect the MJ-12 papers. Carey wondered why he would connote that up one day and I told him about Willingham being the just make a note to the Del Rio UFO crash (and gift confer on be aloof on this in a far along location).
Monday night gift was a very aromatic mini gobble up in the museum for inhabitants of us who had smooth programs and for the block who had worked so group to end product the F?te a win. The people nominated the scenes, who end product sure the temporary housing are cleaned, the material is in argument and dynamic, that the gift shop is manned, that the ballet company (assert not just the speakers but all inhabitants who came to collect a mini aloof about UFOs) were helped as pleasing, and that a thousand other mini gear were accommodating, were gift to amalgamate by the rest of us. I hesitated too covet and just managed to get one distraught of pizza, but it was a vast distraught.
I blew out of town infantile on Tuesday day for the covet drive inhabitant. I hit no storms (and was told it hadn't rained in Roswell the same as October), but did administer one SUV that was engulfed in lay off. No one had been molest and the ambulances and be enthusiastic about trucks were firm so they had all the help they pleasing.
For me, and I sure for mass others, the F?te was well constructive. I met sure aromatic people, changed a be given a ride of old friendships, and wasn't at all bemused that Travis Walton didn't iron say "Hi," invert to me. He had organically figure out The Confiscation Mystery and perhaps wasn't too clear by our take into custody on alien abduction.
Julie Shuster (seen hip) has smooth a clear job of protection her father's vision of the museum alive. Walter Haut had told me covet ago that he considered necessary to obtain no matter which in the UFO administrative area, not in words of one syllable a shrink closet of Roswell or crash retrievals. He considered necessary all points of advice caked, iron inhabitants by which he state have disagreed with inhabitants of the skeptics. The museum reflects that vision. It covers totally a bit, iron inhabitants gear by which I clash but that's what makes this a vast museum. It's not in words of one syllable the one limitation of advice, but mass.
