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(.#010).- UFOLOGISTS IN THE WORLD - LIST BY NAME
Updated: May 25, 2019.
Updated: May 25, 2019.
LIST BY NAME :
Updated: May 25, 2019.
LIST BY NAME :
- Adam Guelch
Ufologist - Active member of Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), which is body of the
most important and the oldest investigation concerning the analysis of various
phenomena UFO. (USA).
- Adamar Gevaerd (Ademar José Gevaerd)
Editor-in-chief of '' Revista UFO '' - (USA).
- Adamski (George Adamski)
(April 17, 1891 - April 23, 1965) (USA).
- Ademar José Gevaerd (Adamar Gevaerd)
(Born in 1962) (Brazil).
- Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program
Under the leadership of Nevada Senator Harry Reid; this Secret Pentagon program
came into being, so from 2008 to 2012. In 2012, the project takes end, but a
question still hangs: would this program still not secretly? (USA).
- A. F. O. S. I.
(Air Force Office of Special Investigations)
Department of the Air Force American is the US Air Force Intelligence Bureau. (USA).
- Ahti Karivieri
Ingineer, Ufologist (Finland).
- Aimé Michel
(1919 - 1992), writer. (France).
Aimé Michel, born in Saint-Vincent-les-Forts (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) on May
12th, 1919, and died in the same city on December 28, 19921, is a writer and
ufologist French.
1958 Aimé Michel publishes About flying saucers - Mysterious objects
heavenly.
Aimé Michel has a mountain childhood. But struck by polio on the day of his first
school year at the age of 5, he remains 3 years completely paralyzed.
A teacher and graduate in psychology, he has a degree in philosophy. Aimé Michel
joined the RDF in 1944 (Radio Diffusion Française, future RTF then ORTF) after
having passed the sound engineers competition of the test studio in 1943, while he
was resistant. He then works in the research department, in contact with Pierre
Schaeffer (member of the Association "Work and Culture" in 1946, with Louis
Pauwels).
Expert in methodology from 1952, scientific writer, he became a member of the
"Invisible College" ufology Jacques F. Vallée in the 1970s (along with his friend
astrophysicist Pierre Guerin).
In 1958, during the publication of his book Mysterious Celestial Objects devoted to
the wave of UFOs of autumn 1954 in France, he imagines, with the collaboration of
Jacques Bergier met in 1953, his famous theory of orthotenia which postulates that,
over a short period of about 24 hours, observations of unidentified flying objects
(UFOs) are aligned on the surface of the Earth along large circles, the first identified
being the so-called "BaVic" line. Bayonne-Vichy. The use of computer simulations,
followed by the identification of errors in the selected testimonies, leads to the
definitive refutation of this hypothesis in 1976.
Member of the editorial committee of Lights in the night from 1969, he wrote many
articles on Ufology, mysticism, the animal world and other subjects in very varied
journals (Arts, Science and Life, All Knowledge, World and Life, Larousse
Encyclopedia "Discovering the Animals" in 1971, Planet - Cantor of the fantastic
Realism, in which participated among others Remy Chauvin, Bernard Heuvelmans,
Charles Noël Martin, Jean Charon and George Langelaan, Spatial Phenomena, UFO
research, Question of, France Catholic, Ecclesia, Flying Saucer Review, Archeologia
(with an article about his native village), etc.). In the periodical The Life of the
Beasts, he regularly holds the heading "The mysteries of the animal world", during
the 1960s. From September 26 to October 10, 1964, Aimé Michel also animated
cultural workshops under the auspices of the journal Planet at Cefalù in Sicily, on
the theme "Life in the Sidereal Universe".
He writes the screenplay of the TV sequence Mycenae, the one coming from the
future.
His readers generally appreciate his strong interest in "anything beyond the
human" and the challenges of the mind. Qualified as a free spirit by his entourage,
his stated objective was to be limited by no external constraint.
He was a great friend of the controversial Jacques Bergier and Louis Pauwels, and
defined himself as a "pathological" rebel. (France).
- Air Force - Created in 1954, the ‘’SEMOC’’ : ("Study Section of the Mysterious
Celestial Objects"). - (France).
- Air Force Intelligence Service (A.T.I.C.)
Air Technical Intelligence Center.(USA).
- Air Force Office of Special Investigations (A.F.O.S.I.)
Department of the Air Force American is the US Air Force Intelligence Bureau. (USA).
- Air Technical Intelligence Center (A.T.I.C.)
Air Force Intelligence Service. (USA).
- Alain Martin - Ufologist (France).
- Alex (Ray Alex)
(Born 1963) (Sweden).
- Alexandrovich (Anfalov Anton Alexandrovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Alexandrovich (Sharygin Sergey Alexandrovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Alfred Nahon
* In 1955: AMI (Interplanetary Globalist Association) and LAA associations
(League anti atomic) as well as the newspaper The Interplanetary Courier
(1955-1967) are created by the Franco-Swiss ufologist Alfred Nahon, sweeping a
wider spectrum than the simple study of flying saucers, advocating a respectful
globalism men and cultures, organic farming, adopting a language universal
(Esperanto), a civilization without nuclear, neither civilian nor military, in a pacified
world. Kinds of precursors of anti-nuclear and ecologists, in waiting for contact with
aliens. (Franco / Switzerland).
- Alfred Webre
(Born 1942) (USA).
- Allan Hendry (Born in 1950) (USA).
- Allen H. Greenfield
(Born 1946) (USA).
- Alientv.org
Michel Bilodeau. Founder of the Website: Alientv.org (Montreal, Canada).
- Alva John Kiehle (John Keel)
(Real name: Alva John Kiehle) (March 25, 1930 - 3 July 2009) (USA).
- American Association for the Progress of Science - In 1968, a symposium
on UFOs is organized as part of the American Association for Progress
Science by Astronomers Carl Sagan and Thornton Page. (USA).
- A.M.I (Interplanetary Globalist Association)
The Interplanetary Globalist Association and the LAA (Atomic League) as well as the
newspaper The Interplanetary Courier (1955-1967) were created by the Franco-Swiss
ufologist Alfred Nahon, sweeping a wider spectrum than the mere study of flying
saucers, advocating a globalism respectful of men and cultures, organic farming, the
adoption of a universal language (Esperanto), a civilization without nuclear, neither
civilian nor military, in a peaceful world. Kinds of precursors of anti-nuclear and
ecologists, waiting for contact with aliens. (France / Switzerland).
- Andreï Tchentchik
Engineer/Mechatoronic - Expert Specialist, Polymorphic UFOS - Synergy/Osmosis.
(Kiev, Ukraine).
- Andrews (George Andrews)
Ufologist 1987 (USA).
- Anfalov Anton Alexandrovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Antonio Huneeus
Ufologist (USA).
- Antonio Paris
Astronomer at St. Petersburg College in Florida, also interested in UFOs.
In fact, he was a researcher for the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) and gave
lectures on the subject at several UFO conferences (USA).
- Apostol (Dan Apostol) - (Romania).
- A.P.R.O. (Aerial Phenomena Research Organization)
(One of the first organizations American ufology, which no longer exists today.(USA).
* In 1952: The American Coral Lorenzen founds APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research
Organization "), which will become one of the known ufological groups. (USA).
- AQU
Quebec Association of Ufology (AQU) - Ufology Organization -
President Gilles Milot. (Montreal, P.Q, Canada).
- Aquarius Project (Aquarius)
A top secret project started in 1953 and aimed at identify as much data as possible
about the existence of life forms aliens, and disseminate this information to relevant
projects. This project records the history of the presence of aliens on Earth, and the
interactions with the man, for the last 25,000 years. Since Homo Sapiens, until now.
Its existence was revealed by William Moore, when he made public three pages of
‘‘Aquarius Project Executive Briefing Document’' (USA).
- Argentina Ovnilogia Foundation (FAO) –
Luis Burgos President, researcher and also a founding member of UFO Field
Researchers Unted (Argentina).
- Armstrong (Virgil Armstrong)
CIA agent, US army officer. (USA).
- Art Bell
(Birth name: Arthur William Bell, III) (born 1945) (USA).
- Artem Vorozhbit
Ufologist - UFO Research Center (Ukraine).
- Arthur William Bell, III
(Art Bell) - (Birth name: Arthur William Bell, III) (Born 1945) (USA).
- Artyom Bilyk
Ufologist - ZOND - Ufology Association (Kiev/Ukraine).
- Asimov (Isaac Asimov) Rational skepticism
Born about January 2, 1920 in Petrovichi (Russia) and died April 6, 1992 in New
York in the United States, is an American-Russian writer, naturalized in 1928,
Especially known for his science fiction works and popular science books.
(USA).
- A.T.I.C.
(Air Technical Intelligence Center) - Air Force Intelligence Service. (USA).
- Balducci (Corrado Balducci) Monsignor
(1923-2008), theologian of the long curia exorcist of Archdiocese of Rome.
Msr Balducci said that he is part of a commission of the Vatican studying
extraterrestrial encounters (Italy).
- Baranovsky Valery Vladimirovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Barbato (Cristoforo Barbato)
Ufologist (Italy).
- Barker (Gray Barker)
Ufologist American.
Gray Barker, born in Riffle (Braxton County, West Virginia) on May 2, 1925 and
died on December 6, 1984 (aged 59), is an American ufologist who led the
Saucerian Publications.
1956 Gray Barker publishes their book They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers,
first book dedicated to Men in Black. (USA).
Gray Barker reportedly introduced for the first time into They knew too much about
flying saucers (They knew too much about flying saucers) the ufology theme
"men in black". In the late 1990s, John C. Sherwood revealed
finally that Barker published in his ufological fanzine, in the form of articles,
(thus presented as objectives) texts which, initially, were submitted to him
as being science fiction news.
Men in black would be a legend that he created from scratch, before it was
recovered and repeated in UFO folklore. His work is nevertheless a classic of ufology
and was translated into French in 2002 with a presentation and annotations of the
sociologist Pierre Lagrange. (USA).
- Benitez (JJ Benitez)
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Berdshev Gennady Dmitrievich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Bergier (Jacques Bergier)
(1912-1978), writer. He co-wrote The Morning of the Wizards. (France).
- Biddle (Kenny Biddle)
An experienced paranormal investigator. You can learn more about Kenny in
watching some of his shows on YouTube. We imagine that this can be a little
controversial, since Kenny has debunked many frauds over the years and
that not everyone is happy with that. (USA).
- Bill Birnes Lawyer and TV presenter - Ufologist - (USA).
- Bill Chalker
Ufologist (Australia).
- Bilodeau (Michel Bilodeau)
Founder of the Website: Alientv.org (Montreal, Canada).
- Bilyk Artyom
Ufologist - ZOND Ufology Association (Kiev/Ukraine).
- Birnes (Bill Birnes) Lawyer and TV presenter - Ufologist - (USA).
- Birnes (William J. Birnes) (USA).
- Bishop (Greg Bishop) (USA).
- Bi-weekly review (UFO TIMES)
(B.U.F.O.R.A) British UFO Research Organization - conducts research on the
UFO phenomenon. - French research group on UFOs. The biggest
UFO investigation group of Great Britain was established in 1964.
(United Kingdom).
- Blackière (Philippe Blackière)
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Blue Book Project –
US Project, aimed at making the "official point" on UFOs, by the US Air Force.
Thirteen thousand reports did not prevent the US Air Force from declaring that
UFOs did not exist! US Air's latest public investigation project is about UFO, which
began in 1952. Its purpose was to explain the UFO sightings, for whether they
constituted a danger to National Security, or whether UFOs could bring scientific
knowledge to the authorities. Reports were collected, analyzed and ranked
according to their results. Nobody noticed anything until a member of the
investigative team sends his own report observation. This report was filed, but
when the man wanted to refer to his statement, she was gone.
He then speculated that the reports that remained unexplained were removed from
the files and sent to a higher authority; this thesis has now been adopted by many
ufologists. The Blue Book project was abandoned in 1969, at the following the
publication of the Condon Report. One of the investigators, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, then
founded the first scientific ufology group, the Center for UFO Studies (center
ufological studies), in 1973. (USA).
- Blue Flight Project
Closely related to the Moon Dust Project, we do not know mutch . (USA).
- Bob Dean or (Robert Dean)
(Born 1929 - Decease Oct. 11, 2018).
Veteran of the ‘’Secret Space Program’’ (USA).
- Bob Lazar
(Born in 1959) (USA).
- Bogdanov (Igor Bogdanov)
(The Bogdanov brothers) - (Scientific popularizer) (France).
- Bogdanov (The Bogdanov brothers)
(Scientific extension workers) (France).
- Boisly (Denis Boisly)
Of AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Bonvin (Fabrice Bonvin)
Ufologist (France).
- Bordeleau (Henri Bordeleau)
Deceased - Ufologist. (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Bourbeau (François Bourbeau)
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Bourdais (Gildas Bourdais)
Author of the book '' OVNI: Towards the end of the secret ''. (France).
- Brad E. Steiger
Brad Olson's Brad Steiger, published by Flying Saucers are Hostile,
co-authored with Joan Whritenour. (USA).
Brad E. Steiger, pseudonym of Eugene E. Olson (born in Fort Dodge, Iowa) on
February 19, 1936 and died at Mason City (Iowa) on May 6, 2018), is an American
writer, author of many books on the paranormal, UFOs, mysteries
prehistoric and spirituality, as well as biographies of movie stars (including
Greta Garbo, Judy Garland and Rudolph Valentino). (USA).
Brad Steiger, whose real name is Eugene E. Olson, was born February 19, 1936 at
Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge, Iowa. He spent his childhood on a farm in Bode, still
in Iowa. From Lutheran confession until the age of eleven, he experienced an
imminent death experience that changed his religious beliefs.
His parents encouraged him to study at the Theological College of Luther in Iowa
(graduating in 1957) and then at the University of Iowa (graduating in 1963).
From 1963 to 1967, he was professor of English and then of literature in his former
faculty.
Brad Steiger claims to have written his first book at the age of seven. His first
publication, Ghosts, Ghouls and Other Peculiar People, was published in 1965. He
became a full-time writer in 1967.
Brad Steiger is the author or co-author of more than 164 books, of which more than
17 million have been sold.
He is an editor in various literary and popular periodicals. His first articles and news
are published in 1956.
From 1971 to 1973, his column "The Strange World of Brad Steiger" is used in nearly
100 newspapers and magazines around the world.
He is the first ufologist to have talked about reptilian-like aliens or humanoid reptiles
in his book Flying Saucers are hostile (1967). Subsequently, conspiracy writer David
Icke will take up this theme and popularize it. (USA).
- Bravo (Rodrigo Bravo) or (Rodrigo Bravo Garrido)
Ufologist and writer, whose last book is called the extraterrestrials re dead. Bravo
Garrido is a former adviser of CEFAA. (Committee of studies of the aerial
phenomena). Santiago (Chile).
- Brinsley The Poer Trench
(1911-1995) (United Kingdom).
- British UFO Research Organization
(B.U.F.O.R.A) - Research Group English on UFOs. The largest UFO investigation group
in Britain has been created in 1964. It publishes the bi-monthly '’UFO TIMES'’ and
conducts research on the UFO phenomenon. (United Kingdom).
- Broch (Henri Broch) Reasoning Skepticism
Born November 8, 1950, in Nice, is a French biophysicist.
He is professor of theoretical biophysics at the University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis
and director of the Laboratory of Zetes.
Author of two theses (1974 and 1978) under the direction of Dan Vasilescu,
he is the author of more than one hundred and thirty publications, eight books, and
many conferences. He is one of the most important critics of the parapsychology in
France. He was honorary president of the Zetetic Circle.
He is a member of the New York Academy of Sciences and the Scientific Committee
of the French Association for Scientific Information (AFIS) and its review,
Science and pseudoscience.
He is the creator of the international zetetic challenge, inspired by similar tests
earlier, for example those of the illusionist James Randi, who had for objective of
highlighting the existence or not of known phenomena paranormal.
He directs the zététique collection ‘’Une chandelle dans les ténèbres’’, editions
book-e-book, which has published some thirty books since 2008. (France).
- Bruce Maccabee
(Born 1942) (USA).
- Bud or Budd Hopkins
Ufologist & hypnotist - Regressive hypnosis - To study more than 6000 cases
d'Abductions (June 15, 1931-21August 2011). Died at the age of 70 years. – Writer
and investigator. (Ufologist) (USA).
- Budd or Bud Hopkins
Ufologist & hypnotist - Regressive hypnosis - To study more than 6000 cases
d'Abductions (June 15, 1931-21August 2011). Died at the age of 70 years. – Writer
and investigator. (Ufologist) (USA).
- B.U.F.O.R.A
(British UFO Research Organization) - Research Group English on UFOs. The largest
UFO investigation group in Britain was created in 1964. He publishes the fortnightly
'’UFO TIMES’' and conducts research on the UFO phenomenon. (United Kingdom).
- Bulantsew (Sergei Bulantsew)
Tass news agency foreign service chief. (Russia).
Great interest for UFOs (Russia).
- Bultel (Pascal Bultel)
Advanced Concepts Engineer CNES (France).
- Burgos Luis
Argentina Ovnilogia Foundation (FAO) - Luis Burgos President,
Researcher and also a founding member of UFO Field Researchers
Unted (Argentina).
- Canadian UFO Report
Website - Email: canadianuforeport@hotmail.com - (Canada).
- Canadian UFO Survey - UFO Research Organization in Manitoba (Canada).
- Carl Edward Sagan Rational skepticism
Carl Edward Sagan - Born November 9, 1934 in Brooklyn, NY and died on the 20th
December 1996 (at age 62) in Seattle, Washington, is a scientist and astronomer
American. He is one of the founders of exobiology. He supported the SETI program
of extraterrestrial intelligence research and directed for television the series of
Scientific popularization Cosmos, diffused on several continents. It is also
known for his skepticism.
In 1958, a top-secret file, the "Project A119" of the US Air Force, aiming
to detonate an atomic bomb on the moon.
Sagan is an American science popularizer. It's also one of the biggest skeptics about
UFOs; he believes it's impossible for a UFO to cross distances of several light years
because of the quantities tremendous energy and time needed for such a trip.
His theory implies that the only method of transport that can be used is linear and
that the speed maximum of a vehicle is the speed of light. Robert Lazar then
declared that the method of UFO travel uses gravitational waves. (United States).
In 1968, a symposium on UFOs was organized within the framework of the
Association Science for the Advancement of Science by Astronomers Carl Sagan and
Thornton Page. (United States).
- Caron (Pierre Caron)
Ufologist - AQU/Mufon. (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Casault (Jean Casault) of CEIPI
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- C.A.U.S (Citizen Against Ufo Secrecy)
American Association, seeking to know the truth about UFOs (USA).
- CEFAA
Study Committee on Aerial Phenomena - Rodrigo Bravo Garrido is a former advisor
to CEFAA - Rodrigo Bravo Garrido is ufologist and writer, whose last book is called
the extraterrestrials are dead. Santiago (Chile).
- CEIPI
Jean Casault (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Center for U.F.O. Studies (C.U.F.O.S)
U.S. Investigative Agency on UFOs.
IUR (International UFO Reporter) IUR is the CUFOS annual journal
that contains theses. Ufology. (USA).
* In 1973, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, founded the first UFO group Scientific Center for UFO
Studies. (USA).
- Charles I. Halt (USA).
- Chalker (Bill Chalker)
Ufologist (Australia).
- Chaloupek (Henri Chaloupek) - Ufologist (France).
- Charroux (Robert Charroux)
(1909-1978) - Writer.Partner of the Theory of the Ancient Astronauts. (France).
- Chauvin (Rémy Chauvin)
(1913 - 2009), biologist and entomologist. (France).
- Choloux (Jérôme Choloux)
Ufologist - (Vendée, France).
- Chris French Rational skepticism
Is a British psychologist born April 6, 1956. He is a specialist in the psychology of
unusual experiences, a branch of parapsychology. He is also an active member of the
contemporary skeptical movement.
He is currently a professor at Goldsmiths College, University of London.
He is responsible for the "Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit", which he founded
in 2000. He is also co-editor of "The Skeptic (UK)" magazine. (United Kingdom).
- Chris Ruthowski
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Christian Comtesse
The Ufological Meals Strasbourg. (Strasbourg, Switzerland).
- Christian Mace
Ufologist - Born June 17, 1953 - Has been a member of various
Associations of Research on the UFO phenomenon: GEPA, GEOS,
CFRU, secretary of the Sentinel Group. (France).
- Christian Page
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
Columnist - Myths and Plots.- Radio broadcast on FM 98.5
- Chuck Modlin
Ufologist writer (USA).
- CIA - In 1977, American organizations, including the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the OSI, the
DoD, USAF, etc., are beginning to release some of their UFO records. (USA).
- Citizen Against UFO Secrets (C.A.U.S)
American Association, seeking to know the truth about UFOs. (USA).
- Clark (Jerome Clark)
Born 1946 (USA).
- Claude Poher :
(Born in 1936), member of CNES (National Center for Space Studies) and GEIPAN
(Study Group of Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena) (France).
* In 1977, under the leadership of Claude Poher, CNES created the first organization
official French scientist studying UFOs. (France).
- Claudeir Covo
Ufologist (Brazil).
- CNES
(Centre National d’Étude Spatiale) Pascal Bultel.
Advanced Concepts Engineer CNES (France).
- C.N.E.S : (Centre National d’Étude Spatiale)
National Center for Space Studies. - French organization (France).
* In 1977, under the leadership of Claude Poher, CNES created the first organization
official French scientist studying UFOs. (France).
* In 2005, the CNES creates the GEIPAN (Group of studies and information on the
phenomena unidentified aerospace). (France).
- CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
(CNRS) (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), first French "Official" body to
study UFOs. (France).
* The S.E.P.R.A. (Service Expertise of Atmospheric Reentry Phenomena),dependent
on C.N.R.S. (France).
*Many doubt the C.N.R.S of its effectiveness, or even of its real goals. (France).
* The S.E.P.R.A succeeds: (G.E.P.A.N.) Study Group of Phenomena Aerospace
Unidentified - (France).
*CNRS, in September 1991, the case UMMO starring Jean-Pierre Petit, research
director at the CNRS - An article pertaining to Ummites extraterrestrials. (From the
planet UMMO). Publication, in No. 731 of the magazine "VSD" (pp. 44-49). (France).
- Collins (Curt Collins)
Ufologist (Canada).
- Colstoun (E. Brown of Colstoun)
Ufologist (France).
- Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal or
(CSICOP)
1976, Organization American, is founded by the philosopher Paul Kurtz and is
devoted to the criticism of the phenomena "paranormal" or disciplines that it
considers pseudo-scientists like ufology, parapsychology, cryptozoology or
homeopathy. It is one of the most important organizations of the contemporary
skeptical movement, with the Skeptics Society. He has included such eminent
members as Carl Sagan, Isaac Asimov, James Randi and Martin Gardner. He regularly
publishes a newspaper, the Skeptical Inquirer ("the skeptical investigator").
A commission, which includes Robert Sheaffer (or Philip J. Klass during his lifetime),
examines the UFO phenomenon.
The Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal or
(CSICOP) subsequently became: The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (USA).
- Committee of scientists who want to deny the paranormal facts
(C.S.I.C.O.P) (Committee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal).
1976, Organization American, is founded by the philosopher Paul Kurtz and is
devoted to the criticism of the phenomena "paranormal" or disciplines that it
considers pseudo-scientists like ufology, parapsychology, cryptozoology or
homeopathy. It is one of the most important organizations of the contemporary
skeptical movement, with the Skeptics Society. He has included such eminent
members as Carl Sagan, Isaac Asimov, James Randi and Martin Gardner. He regularly
publishes a newspaper, the Skeptical Inquirer ("the skeptical investigator"). A
commission, which includes Robert Sheaffer (or Philip J. Klass during his lifetime),
examines the UFO phenomenon.
The Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal or
(CSICOP) subsequently became: The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (USA).
- Comtesse (Christian Comtesse)
The Ufological Meals Strasbourg. (Strasbourg, Switzerland).
- Condon Report
Last part of the "Blue Book Project" (1969).
Written by Dr. Edward Condon; he began his investigation by saying that UFOs are
illusions, that people who believe in it are fools, that the authors of books on the
subject should be flogged and bluebook is a waste of time. Extremely difficult to
read, this report concluded to the non-existence of UFOs ... (USA).
* In 1968, physicist Edward U. Condon of the University of Colorado is commissioned
by the US military to study the phenomenon of UFOs. After three years
study, its report will conclude that there is no scientific interest and no
evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial craft. Astronomer J. Allen Hynek,
Director, Lindheimer Observatory, Northwestern University and Advisor
US Air Force, intervenes in the debate to denounce the campaign of
contempt of scientists for public opinion. A vast press campaign is
develops against the campaign of systematic denigration of scientists.
This press campaign is supported by local politicians, whose future
President Gerald Ford. US military validates report findings
Condon. (USA).
- Conference (Pocantico Conference)
1997: The Pocantico conference concludes that there are certainly phenomena of
different origin, that there is no evidence of extraterrestrial intervention, that UFOs
have not advanced scientific knowledge, that has not found credible evidence of a
violation of known natural laws and most research on UFOs lacks the level of rigor
required by the scientific community.
- Cope Schellhorn
(Professor and Ufologist) - (Island of Puerto Rico)(Mexico).
- Coral Lorenzen
* In 1952: The American Coral Lorenzen founds APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research
Organization "), which will become one of the known ufological groups. (USA).
* A.P.R.O. (Aerial Phenomena Research Organization) (One of the first organizations
American ufology, which no longer exists today. (USA).
- Corrado Balducci, Monsignor
(1923-2008), theologian of the curia long exorcist of Archdiocese of Rome.
Msr Balducci said that he is part of a commission of the Vatican studying
extraterrestrial encounters (Italy).
- Covo (Claudeir Covo)
Ufologist (Brazil).
- Couprie (Yves Couprie)
Kragel - Egon Kragel and Yves Couprie,
(Authors of the book '' OVNIS '' (2010) - (France) .
The bulletin of the spouses Fouéré Françine Fouéré .
One of the 1st French Ufology Association. (France).
- Cramp (Leonard Cramp)
1957 Leonard Cramp publie Space Gravity & The Flying Saucer, avec en couverture la
célèbre photographie de George Adamski.
- Cristoforo Barbato
Ufologist (Italy).
- CRUN
(Centre de Recherche Ufologique Nicois) - Nicois UFO Research
Center - Founder and member: Eric Zürcher.
Founded between 1974-75 - (François Villien with CRUN)
(ELIOS project) (France).
- C.S.I.C.O.P
(Committee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal) - Group of
scientists who want to deny the paranormal facts. (USA).
- C.U.F.O.S (Center for U.F.O. Studies)
U.S. Investigative Agency on UFOs.
IUR (International UFO Reporter) IUR is the CUFOS annual journal that contains
theses Ufology. (USA).
* In 1973, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, founded the first UFO group Scientific Center for UFO
Studies. (USA).
- Curt Collins
Ufologist (Canada).
- Curtis Peebles
(Born May 4, 1955) (USA).
- Cyr (Donald Cyr)
Ufologist - Active since the 1980s. (Prov Quebec, Canada) .
- Dan Apostol (Romania).
- Daniel Fry
(July 19, 1908 - December 20, 1992) (USA).
- Daniel Robin
Ufologist (France) Ovni investigation (France).
- Danielle Egnew (USA).
- D.A.R.P.A
(Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency).
The Organization is under the control of C.I.A and D.I.A. - The D.A.R.P.A works jointly
with the intelligence services of the three armies. (USA).
- David M. Jacobs
Dr. David M. Jacobs Phd, known worldwide for his experience in abduction by
Aliens.
DR.Jacobs, a retired professor at Temple University in Philadelphia and author of
several highly acclaimed books in Ufology, has devoted more than 40 years to
research on UFOs and Extraterrestrial abductions with his extensive hypnosis
sessions on kidnapped people. (USA).
Dr. Jacobs is also the founder of ICAR, the International Research Center on
Abductions,
- David Marler - David is a UFO researcher and author. He’s had a lifelong
interest in the subject of UFOs and joined the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) as a
field investigator trainee in 1990. (USA).
- Davidovici (Doru Davidovici) (Romania).
- Davoust (Emmanuel Davoust)
(Astronomer) (Midi-Pyrénées Observatory Toulouse) (France).
- Dean (Robert Dean) or (Bob Dean)
(Born 1929 - Decease Oct. 11, 2018) - Veteran of the ‘’Secret Space Program’’
(USA).
- De Caligny (Elizabeth De Caligny)
Ufologist & lecturer. Specialist in phenomena d'Abductions (France).
- Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
(D.A.R.P.A).
The Organization is under the control of C.I.A and D.I.A.
The D.A.R.P.A works jointly with the intelligence services of the three armies. (USA).
- Defense Intelligence Agency
(D.I.A.) - Ministry of Defense Intelligence Service US. (USA).
- Denis Boisly
From AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Dennis (Glenn Dennis)
Born 1925 (USA).
- Dept. Air Force American is the US Air Force Intelligence Bureau.
(A,F,O,S,I.) - (Air Force Office of Special Investigations) (USA).
- D.I.A.
(Defense Intelligence Agency) - Ministry of Defense Intelligence Service US. (USA).
- D.I.S.
(Defense Investigation Service).
Research Service of the Ministry of Defense American (USA).
- Didier Safranionek
(Frontiers of Science) - Ufologue (France).
- Dittman (Geoff Dittman)
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Dmitrievich (Berdshev Gennady Dmitrievich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Documents - (Statements of UFO Observations)
Transport Canada - (Canada).
- DoD - In 1977, US agencies, including the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the OSI, the DoD,
USAF, etc., are beginning to release some of their UFO records. (USA).
- Domenick Pfeifer
Mullica Hill, New Jersey (USA).
- Donald Cyr
Ufologist - Active since the 1980s. (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Donald E. Keyhoe
(June 20, 1897 - November 29, 1988) (USA).
* N.I.C.A.P. (National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena)
One of the first US research organs on UFOs. It was founded by the
Commander Keyhoe, retired from the United States Naval Air Navy.
* In 1950: In an article published in January of the magazine True, the journalist and
Ex-Navy Donald E. Keyhoe Suggests That Flying Saucers Are Original extraterrestrial.
* In 1950: Donald E. Keyhoe publishes The Flying Saucers are Real
* In 1956: The National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP)
is established in the United States; led by Donald E. Keyhoe, he quickly becomes a
a true pro-UFO lobby, launching a major congressional campaign to open an
investigation into the UFO phenomenon. (USA).
- Donald Howard Menzel Rational Skepticism
(1901-1976) (United States). Is an American astronomer.
He studied at the University of Denver and obtained his doctorate at Princeton.
He went then at the Lick Observatory but left in 1932 for a position at Harvard.
He did research on the sun first, before focusing on the study of gaseous nebulae.
He wrote A Field Guide to the Stars and Planets, part of the Peterson Fields
Guides. The personality of Dr. Donald Howard Menzel is even more related to the
UFO fact than any other, since Professor of Astrophysics at Harvard, former director
of the Harvard College Observatory and member of the Smithonian Astrophysical
Observatory, Menzel was one of the fiercest deniers of the UFO phenomenon.
(USA).
In 1953 the American astronomer Donald Menzel publishes his book Flying Saucers,
in which he explains the appearance of flying saucers by simple meteorological
phenomena. (USA).
- Doru Davidovici (Romania).
- Douglas Vakoch
Founder of METI - International organization that brings together researchers and
scientists. Aim to contact extraterrestrial hypotheticals (France).
- Dr.Roger Leir
Surgeon - Extractions of implants of unknown origin - Deceased. (California, USA).
- Dumont (Nicolas Dumont)
Psychologist & Psychoanalist.
Study cases of Abductions - Region from Vendome Loir-Et-Cher. (France).
- Durant (Tom Durant) Ufologist - Blogger and Radio Host (USA).
- E. Brown of Colstoun
Ufologue (France).
- Edward J. Ruppelt
(July 17, 1923 - September 15, 1960) (USA).
- Edward Myers
Photographed hundreds of Flying Saucers. (Switzerland).
- Edward U. Condon
* In 1968, physicist Edward U. Condon of the University of Colorado is commissioned
by the US military to study the phenomenon of UFOs. After three years
study, its report will conclude that there is no scientific interest and no
evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial craft. Astronomer J. Allen Hynek,
Director, Lindheimer Observatory, Northwestern University and Advisor
US Air Force, intervenes in the debate to denounce the campaign of
contempt of scientists for public opinion. A vast press campaign is
develops against the campaign of systematic denigration of scientists.
This press campaign is supported by local politicians, whose future
President Gerald Ford. US military validates report findings
Condon. (USA).
* (Condon Report) - Last part of the "Blue Book Project" (1969). Written by the
Dr. Edward Condon; he began his investigation by saying that UFOs
are illusions, that the people who believe in it are fools, that the authors of
books on the subject should be flogged and that Blue Book is only a loss of
time. Extremely difficult to read, this Report concluded to the absence of UFOs ...
(USA).
- Efimovich (Zamoroka Vladimir Efimovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Egnew (Danielle Egnew) (USA).
- Egon Kragel and Yves Couprie
(Authors of the book '' OVNIS '' (2010) - (France).
- Elizabeth De Caligny
Ufologist & Lecturer.
Specialist in Phenomen d'Abductions (France).
- Elizabeth F. Loftus Rational Skepticism
Born Elizabeth Fishman October 16, 1944 in Los Angeles, is a psychologist
American cognitivist, specialist in human memory.
She has done extensive research on the malleability of memories.
Loftus is best known for its pioneering work on the misinformation effect on
memories and testimonials, as well as on the making and running
false memories, including recovered memories of sexual abuse during
childhood.
In addition to his prolific work in the laboratory, Loftus has become deeply involved
in sensitizing judicial staff to the results of their research.
She was consulted or provided testimonials as an expert on hundreds
of files.
She is recognized worldwide for her work and has received numerous awards
and honorary titles.
In 2002, Loftus was ranked 58th on the list of 100 top psychology researchers.
most influential of the 20th century of the Journal of General Psychology (US) and
was the best placed woman. (USA).
- Elizabeth Klarer
(1910-1984) (United Kingdom).
- Elizari (Iker Jiménez Elizari)
(Born in 1973). (Spain).
- Emmanuel Davoust
(Astronomer) (Midi-Pyrénées Observatory Toulouse) (France).
- Eric Maillot –
Ufologist become Septic - Demystifying of UFOs, member of the Circle Zététique.
Author of the book: '' UFOs and CNES ''.(France).
- Eric Zurcher
Ufologist - CRUN - Nicois UFO Research Center.
Founder and member - Founded between 1974-75 (France).
- Erich von Däniken
(Born in 1935). Writer. (Swiss).
- Étienne Saint-Pierre
Quantum Ufology (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- ET's exhibition law –
In July 1969, this Act was added to the American law without no public debate.
It forbids anyone to come into contact with UFOs or ETs. If a person exceeds this
law, they can be fined $ 5000 and imprisoned for 1 year. In addition, a NASA
administrator has the power to determine, alone, whether a person has been
'’exposed to an ET'’, and may quarantine that person for an indefinite period of
time. This decision can not be overturned, even by order of a court of law, making
this law completely illegal vis-à-vis the US Constitution. This Act makes anyone
involved in a '’Close Encounter’'. As this Act is in Title 14, Section 1211 of the Federal
Regulatory Code, very few people know it because you should go through at least
1210 other laws before you find it. (USA).
- Eugenio Bahamonde Pérez
Deceased - Communicator and researcher, Chile).
- Evry Schatzman
1951: Astronomer Evry Schatzman begins to publish a series of articles
denouncing the belief in UFOs as obscurantist. (USA).
- Fabio Zerpa
(Born in 1928), parapsychologist (Argentina).
- Fabrice Bonvin
Ufologist (France).
- FAO
Argentina Ovnilogia Foundation (FAO) - Luis Burgos President, Researcher and also a
founding member of UFO Field Researchers Unted (Argentina).
- Fauchereau (Rémy Fauchereau)
Ufologist (France).
- FBI - In 1977, US agencies, including the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the OSI, the DoD,
USAF, etc., are beginning to release some of their UFO records. (USA).
On April 12, 2011, the FBI released more than 2,000 declassified documents on
subjects such as the communist threat, the attacks of 11 September 2001 or
still on the aliens. This represents hundreds of pages about FBI efforts, in the 1940s
and 1950s, to compile documents on the possible existence of aliens. (USA).
- Fergurson (Jean Fergurson)
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Filer (George Filer)
Director of the eastern section of the Mutual UFO Network (Mufon), the most large
organization in the world dedicated to the study of UFOs and the study of life on
others planets. - Is an intelligence officer of the United States Air Force. (USA).
- Flying Saucer Review (F.S.R.)
English Ufology Review. (United Kingdom).
* In 1954: The magazine "Flying Saucer Review" is created in Great Britain.
(United Kingdom).
- F.O.I.A (Freedom of Information Act)
US Access to Official Documents Act by American citizens. Unfortunately, this law is
not helpful in this regard. UFOs, which have a higher security classification level
important than thermonuclear missiles! It's an American law that allows the public
obtain copies of Top Secret reports by order of a federal judge. The judge can refuse
to disclose these documents in the event of danger to national security. This theory.
In practice, this law has not been reliable, because if a group obtains information,
another group may be denied access to these same documents. If the government
deny holding documents that you are looking for, maybe he does not tell the truth.
We know now that the government had declared that it did not hold certain
information, whether made public afterwards. (USA).
- Foreign Technology Division (F.T.D. ) -
A unit of the American Air Force. (USA).
- Fouéré - (Francine Fouéré)
(Widow of René Fouéré) (Dean of Ufology in France)
(Books in 5 volumes: Spacial Phenomena) (France).
- Fouéré (René Fouéré)
(Deceased) (Husband of Francine Fouéré)
(Dean of Ufology in France), (Books in 5 volumes:
Spatial Phenomena) (France).
- Francine Fouéré
(Widow of René Fouéré) (Dean of Ufology in France),
(Books in 5 Volumes: Spacial Phenomena) (France).
- Francine Fouéré
(widow of René Fouéré) (Dean of Ufology in France)
(Books in 5 Volumes: Spacial Phenomena) (France).
- François Bourbeau
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- François Villien
CRUN - (Centre de Recherche Ufologique Nicois).
Nicois UFO Research Center - Founder and member : Eric Zürcher -
Founded between 1974-75 - (François Villien with CRUN) (France).
- Frank Scully
1950 Frank Scully, publishes Behind The Flying Saucers.
- Friedman (Stanton Friedman)
Born 1934 - Ufologist (USA).
Nuclear physicist (Canada).
According to Stanton Friedman, a Canadian nuclear physicist, James Randi is a
Maniac and he does not know anything about UFOs!
- French (Chris French) Rational skepticism
Is a British psychologist born April 6, 1956. He is a specialist in the psychology of
unusual experiences, a branch of parapsychology. He is also an active member of the
contemporary skeptical movement.
He is currently a professor at Goldsmiths College, University of London.
He is responsible for the "Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit", which he founded
in 2000. He is also co-editor of "The Skeptic (UK)" magazine. (United Kingdom).
- Frías (Noël Patricio Frías)
Ufologist - Biography and legacy of the researcher Eugenio Bahamonde. (Chile).
- Friedman (Stanton Friedman)
Born 1934 - Ufologist (USA).
- Fry (Daniel Fry)
(July 19, 1908 - December 20, 1992) (USA).
- F.S.R.
(Flying Saucer Review) - English Ufology Review. (United Kingdom).
* In 1954: The magazine "Flying Saucer Review" is created in Great Britain.
(United Kingdom).
- F.T.D.
(Foreign Technology Division). A unit of the American Air Force. (USA).
- Fund For Ufo Research (F.U.F.O.R.)
Fund for UFO Research.
Organization for American research on UFOs. (USA).
- F.U.F.O.R.
(Fund For Ufo Research).
Organization for American research on UFOs. (USA).
- Fursa Dina Ignatyevna
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- G.A.O.
(General Accounting Office).
US Court of Auditors Dependent on Power legislative. She made an inquiry in 1994
at the request of a member of New Mexico on the Roswel case. This report publicly
questioned the military's findings US. (USA).
- Galileo Project
An S-4 project related to flying disk discoveries. (USA).
- Gálvez (Raúl Núñez Gálvez)
Well-known writer and ufologist, correspondent of several specialized publications
such as Year Zero; Beyond science and the enigma, between other. (Spain).
- GARPAN
Ufology Organization - Yann Vadnais de GARPAN.
Ufologist (Prov. Quebec, Canada).
- Garrido (Rodrigo Bravo Garrido)
Ufologist and writer, whose last book is called ‘’The extraterrestrials died.’’
Bravo Garrido is a former adviser of Cefaa (Committee of aerial phenomena),
Santiago (Chile).
- Gary Mc-Innin
(British Ufologist) (United Kingdom). In 2002, Gary successfully hacked NASA's UFO
and of Aliens "COVER UP". Arrested, he faces 17 years in prison) (England).
Gary Mc-Innin has revealed that Americans are in touch and deal with Aliens.
(United Kingdom).
- General Accounting Office
(G.A.O.)
US Court of Auditors Dependent on Power legislative. She made an inquiry in 1994
at the request of a member of New Mexico on the Roswel case. This report publicly
questioned the military's findings US. (USA).
- Geoff Dittman
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- George Adamski
(April 17, 1891 - April 23, 1965) (USA).
- George Andrews
Ufologist 1987 (USA)
- George Filer
Director of the Eastern Section of the Mutual UFO Network (Mufon), the most large
organization in the world dedicated to the study of UFOs and the study of life on
others planets. - Is an intelligence officer of the United States Air Force. (USA).
- George King,
(1919-1997) (United Kingdom).
- George Knapp
(Born in 1952) (USA).
- George Noory
(Born in 1950) (USA).
- GEPA (Groupe d’étude des phénomènes aériens)
(Study Group on Aerial Phenomena)
1962: In Paris, foundation of GEPA (Study Group of Aerial Phenomena) by
scientists whose ambition is to study this phenomenon rationally. (France).
- GEIPAN
(Study and Information Group on Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena).
* In 2005, the CNES creates the GEIPAN (Group of studies and information on the
phenomena unidentified aerospace). (France).
* In 2007, GEIPAN publishes its archives related to NAPs
unidentified aerospace). (France).
- G.E.P.A.N.
(Study Group of Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena).
The S.E.P.R.A will succeed him. (France).
* In 1977, under the leadership of Claude Poher, CNES created the first organization
official French scientist studying UFOs. (France).
* In 1977, the GEPAN is favorable to the idea that it would be "flying machines"
of unknown origin "(France).
* 1983, GEPAN's activities are now reduced to a minimum. (France).
* In 1987, GEPAN was finally dissolved and replaced by SEPRA (Service
expertise of the atmospheric reentries), under the direction of Jean-Jacques
Velasco. (France).
- Gevaerd (Adamar Gevaerd) or (Ademar Jose Gevaerd)
Editor-in-chief of '' Revista UFO '' - (USA).
- Gildas Bourdais
Author of the book ''UFO: Towards the end of the secret'' (Fance).
- Gilles Milot
From AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Gilles Thomas
O.E.I.L: UFO. STRANGE. INVESTIGATION. FREE.
(O.E.I.L : OVNI. ETRANGE. INVESTIGATION. LIBRE.)
(Gilles Thomas - France) (Daily Motion) (France).
- Gilles XFL of Morning UFO
(Investigations) (Daily Motion) (France).
- Giorgio A. Tsoukalos
Écrivain, Science Fiction.
- Glen (Richard Glen)
(Experimental Esotericism). Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Glenn Dennis
(Born 1925) (USA).
- Gonzalez (Richard Gonzalez) or (Ricardo Gonzalez)
Peruvian researcher and lecturer at Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Posted by Julio Gonzalez on April 4, 2013 - Conference on UFOs, Extraterrestrial
Contacts, White Brotherhood. (Peru).
- Grapouillot
The Grapouillot (The Secrets of GR) - Magazine (France).
- Gray Barker
Ufologist American.
Gray Barker, born in Riffle (Braxton County, West Virginia) on May 2, 1925 and
died on December 6, 1984 (aged 59), is an American ufologist who led the
Saucerian Publications.
1956 Gray Barker publishes their book They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers,
first book dedicated to Men in Black. (USA).
Gray Barker reportedly introduced for the first time into They knew too much about
flying saucers (They knew too much about flying saucers) the ufology theme
"men in black". In the late 1990s, John C. Sherwood revealed
finally that Barker published in his ufological fanzine, in the form of articles,
(thus presented as objectives) texts which, initially, were submitted to him
as being science fiction news.
Men in black would be a legend that he created from scratch, before it was
recovered and repeated in UFO folklore. His work is nevertheless a classic of ufology
and was translated into French in 2002 with a presentation and annotations of the
sociologist Pierre Lagrange. (USA).
- Gray (Marc Gray)
Ufologist & Marketing Consultant.
Abductions Specialist (France).
- Greenfield (Allen H. Greenfield)
Born 1946 (USA).
- Greenewald (John Greenewald)
Writer and founder of Web Site: www.theblackvault.com (USA).
- Greer (Steven M. Greer)
(Born 1955) (USA).
- Greg Bishop (USA).
- Grichka Bogdanov
(The Bogdanov brothers), (Scientific popularizer) (France).
- Group of scientists who want to deny the paranormal facts.
(C.S.I.C.O.P) (Committee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal).
(USA).
- Grudges Project
The successor of the Sign project, which was originally created to hide the UFO
problem. Journalists were encouraged to write that UFOs did not exist not. The final
report stated that all evidence could be challenged on the psychological, even
though the number of stories had increased by 23% since the sign project; thus, any
additional investigation should be seriously rethought, which was the case.
The Grudge project ended in 1950. (USA).
- Grunge Project
Project that took over the Grudge project. It was intended to deny the existence of
UFOs. Objectives that had two phases: first find an explanation more or less valid for
each case of observation, an then bring the solution to the knowledge the United
States. (USA).
- Guelch (Adam Guelch)
Ufologist - Active member of Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), which is the body of
the most important and the oldest investigation concerning the analysis of various
phenomena UFO. (USA).
- Guieu (Jimmy Guieu)
Died (France).
Jimmy Guieu (literary pseudonym of Henri-Rene Guieu), born March 19, 1926 in
Aix-en-Provence and died on January 2, 2000, is a sci-fi writer, essayist ufologist and
French radio man.
1954 Science fiction writer Jimmy Guieu publishes The Flying Saucers from another
world at the Black River.
Jimmy Guieu writes his first novel at the age of 25 for the Black River editions. The
Pioneer of the Atom (1951), very inspired by alchemy, is the number 5 of the famous
collection "Anticipation", which has counted two thousand and one titles, all authors
combined. Until 1984, he published eighty-two novels in this collection, of which he
remains one of the leading authors.
During the occupation, Jimmy Guieu is distinguished by acts of resistance in the
maquis of Dompierre-sur-Yon (Vendée, maquis SR-1). This notion of resistance,
whether against totalitarianisms, mafias or aliens, is omnipresent in his work.
In the 1950s, he became one of the pioneers of French ufology with Aimé Michel. His
two documentary works, The Flying Saucers from another world (1954) and Black-
Out on the Flying Saucers (1956) are considered classics of the genre. The first will be
translated to England, Spain and Romania.
Between 1960 and 1965, Jimmy Guieu also published four novels for teenagers at
Marabout Junior under the name of Claude Vauzière and in the 1960s, 1970s and
1980s, sixty-three of his novels will be adapted into comics at Artima.
With Georges Pierquin, future author of the series of "Anti-gangs", Jimmy Guieu co-
signs novels in the collection "Espionage" of Black River, then to the Black Presses.
These works, signed by the pseudonym Jimmy G. Quint, describe the adventures of
two agents of the French secret services: Serge Gallard and Roger Quilici.
From 1977 to 1984, at a rate of one or two a year, ten of his books will be reissued in
the collection "Super luxury - tomorrows tomorrows".
In 1980, he co-founded, with Roger-Luc Mary and others, the association I.M.S.A.
(World Institute of Advanced Sciences). At that time, Jimmy Guieu approached
American ufology represented by John Lear and especially William Milton Cooper by
taking up the conspiracy theme, especially in the books EBE, then Our masters aliens
and finally the manuscript unfulfilled Terre ta civilization fout the camp.
He hosts a radio chronicle on RMC Marseille "Have you seen the saucers? ",
Sequence of 11 minutes in the show" Zig zag "produced by Fernand Pelatan.
Since 1979, Plon then the Presses de la Cité - and today Vaugirard became
Vauvenargues - reissue the entirety of his work in the collection "SF Jimmy Guieu".
From 1987 to 1990, he published ten unreleased Presses de la Cité staging Gilles
Novak grouped under the title of a series: The Knights of Light. In 1990 and 1991, he
published two big "truth novels" (according to his expression) that followed, E.B.E.
Red Alert and E.B.E. 2: The Black Entity of Andamooka.
Starting in 1992, Vaugirard published, alternately with the reissues, novels of
anticipation whose heroes Blade & Baker are businessmen of the twenty-first
century. At the same time, Guieu, a regular guest on Radio Ici et Maintenant,
addresses the phenomenon of UFOs and extraterrestrial civilizations, particularly the
thesis of the so-called "Gris" or "Petit-Gris" race. Considered by many ufologists and
scientists as a proponent of conspiracy theory, he cites, for example, the Trilateral
Commission, the Bilderberg Group, and the Council on Foreign Relations in his video
The Secret Rulers 2 (1992), as well as the Illuminati in Secret Rulers 3 (1993).
Jimmy Guieu's productions are not limited to writing. Between 1991 and 1994, in the
"Doors of the Future" collection, of which he is the creator and director, he edited a
series of 14 documentaries in VHS video cassettes. Although most of the topics
covered concern aliens, some themes such as Rennes-le-Château or vortices are also
discussed with the support of close friends like Guy Tarade. These documentaries are
for Jimmy Guieu a platform from which he criticizes without hesitation the GEPAN,
the SEPRA, or warns the spectator against misinformation maneuvers orchestrated
on a planetary scale by occult powers.
Death of the consequences of a generalized cancer, it leaves Earth, your civilization
does away with the camp, a last manuscript of very "conspiracy" always original. An
unpublished novel, Chasse à l'antigravitation, was published in the Rivière Blanche
collection in 2008, in Les Dossiers du Glaive.
According to André Lecossois (interviewed by video on November 20, 2004), who
knew him well, his cancer was induced by uranium. Lecossois testified that after the
death of his friend, he would have found in Guieu's personal office, hidden under the
chair of his office, a metal bar which according to the analyzes (entrusted to an
unknown person who would be a scientist), been a uranium bar. However, Lucia
Guieu, the widow of Jimmy Guieu, denied this story of uranium bar that would be a
mere fabulously André Lecossois.
After his death, one of his friends, Guy Tarade, revealed in an interview (sound
recording) that Jimmy Guieu was a freemason of the Memphis-Misraim rite.
The collection "SF Jimmy Guieu" stops at the end of the year 2003, the last issues are
written by Arnaud Dalrune and Richard Wolfram (pseudonym of Roland C. Wagner),
also author of the lyrics of a tribute song performed by Brain Damage Group: The
Song of Jimmy and a new song with the same title.
Activity in the media
Jimmy Guieu has participated in the mass media to several mainstream television
shows, as well as radio, to act as a whistleblower on the existence and presence of
aliens on Earth.
Year date / Country / Television or radio / Name of television or radio / Program / Comment :
1986 (30/12/1986), France, Radio, Radio3 (Radio Allier).
1988 (27/09/1988), France, Television, TF1, Sky, my Tuesday! (animated by
Christophe Dechavanne), He reveals the Majestic 12.
1990 (04/05/1990), France, Television, France 3, Télé-Caroline hosted by Caroline
Tresca.
1990 (08/11/1990), France, Television, Canal +, The Big Family (animated by Michel
Denisot).
1990 (31/12/1990), France, Television, TF1, The night of the strange (animated by
Christophe Dechavanne).
1991 (13/11/1991), France, Radio, Radio Courtesy, The Free Journal of Serge de
Beketch.
1992 (17/11/1992), France, Radio, Skyrock, Good evening the planet (by Malher
(animator).
1992 (19/03/1992), France, Television, Antenna 2, Thanks and congratulations
(animated by Christine Bravo).
1992 (18/11/1992), France, Radio, Radio Courtesy, The Free Journal of Serge de
Beketch.
1992 (25/11/1992), France, Television, TF1, Cuckoo is us! (animated by Christophe
Dechavanne).
1992 (31/12/1992), France, Television, France 3, French, if you spoke (animated by
André Bercoff).
1994 (02/04/1994), France, Television, Canal +, The eye of the cyclone issue titled:
"1999: the end of the world".
1996 (29/01/1996), France, Television, TF1, Like a Monday (animated by Christophe
Dechavanne).
1997 (27/01/1997), France, Television, Arte, 7½.
1997 (13/06/1997), France, Television, Canal +, special program in prime time
entitled the extraterrestrial night.
In Earth, your civilization goes crazy! (page 144 to 147) he criticizes a program in
which he participated: Like a Monday (presented by Christophe Dechavanne)
(broadcast on 05/02/1996), he reproduces the dissatisfaction letter he sent to
Dechavanne the 12/02/1996. (France).
- Hall (Richard H. Hall)
(December 25, 1930 - July 17, 2009). (MUFON - Mutual UFO Network) (USA).
- Halt (Charles I. Halt) (USA).
- Hanz W.
Ufologist Secret, according to GARPAN, (Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Harley Rutledge (1926-2006) (USA).
- Hellyer (Paul Hellyer)
Born 1923 (Canada).
- Hendry (Allan Hendry)
Born 1950 (USA).
- Henri Bordeleau
Deceased - Ufologist. (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Henri Broch Reasoning Skepticism
Born November 8, 1950, in Nice, is a French biophysicist.
He is professor of theoretical biophysics at the University of Nice Sophia-Antipolis
and director of the Laboratory of Zetes.
Author of two theses (1974 and 1978) under the direction of Dan Vasilescu,
he is the author of more than one hundred and thirty publications, eight books, and
many conferences. He is one of the most important critics of the parapsychology in
France. He was honorary president of the Zetetic Circle.
He is a member of the New York Academy of Sciences and the Scientific Committee
of the French Association for Scientific Information (AFIS) and its review, Science and
pseudoscience.
He is the creator of the international zetetic challenge, inspired by similar tests
earlier, for example those of the illusionist James Randi, who had for objective of
highlighting the existence or not of known phenomena paranormal.
He directs the zététique collection ‘’Une chandelle dans les ténèbres’’, editions
book-e-book, which has published some thirty books since 2008. (France).
- Henri Chaloupek
Ufologist (France).
- Hermann Oberth –
Ufologist - Born on 25/06/1994, died on 28/12/1989 (Germany).
- Hobana (Ion Hobana) (Romania).
- Hopkins (Bud Hopkins)
Ufologist & hypnotist - Regressive hypnosis - To study more than 6000 cases
d'Abductions (June 15, 1931-21August 2011). Died at the age of 70 years. – Writer
and investigator. (Ufologist) (USA).
- Hopkins (Steve Hopkins)
Born 1978 (USA).
- Howe (Linda Moulton Howe)
Born 1942 (USA).
- Huber (Marc Huber)
Ufologist (Prov.Québec, Canada).
- Hubert Reeves
Astrophysicist of international fame. Popular Science. (France/Canada).
- Huneeus (Antonio Huneeus)
Ufologist (USA).
- Hynek (J. Allen Hynek
(May 1, 1910 - April 27, 1986) (USA).
1973: Hynek establishes CUFOS, an international scientific research association
UFOs that absorbs the Invisible College.
Project - Blue Book. US project, aiming to make the "official point" on UFOs, by the
US Air Force.
Thirteen thousand reports did not prevent the US Air Force from
declaring that UFOs did not exist!
The latest public investigation project of the US air force about UFOs, which has
started in 1952. Its purpose was to explain UFO sightings, to determine if they were
constituted a danger to National Security, or if UFOs could bring scientific knowledge
to the authorities. Reports have been collected, analyzed and ranked according to
their results.
Nobody had noticed anything until a member of the team of investigators send his
own observation report. This report was filed, but when the man wanted to refer to
his statement, she had disappeared.
He then issued the assumption that reports that remained unexplained were
removed from the files and sent to a higher authority; this thesis has now been
adopted by many ufologists. The Blue Book project was abandoned in 1969,
following the publication of the Condon Report. One of the investigators,
Dr. J. Allen Hynek, then founded the first scientific UFO group, the Center for UFO
Studies (Center for Ufology Studies), 1973. (USA).
- ICAR (International Center Abductions Research)
Dr. Jacobs is the founder of ICAR, the International Research Center on Abductions,
an organization dedicated to disseminating reliable information about
Extraterrestrial abductions. ICAR provides accurate information to therapists and
other fans who are interested in abductions and helps them deal with the variety of
issues that arise from the use of hypnosis and other memory collection techniques.
(USA).
- IHEDN (Institut des hautes études de défense nationale)
* In 1977, IHEDN wrote a report recommending the study of UFOs. (France).
- Ignatenko Albert Venediktovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Igor Bogdanov
(The Bogdanov brothers) - (Scientific popularizer) (France).
- Iker Jiménez Elizari
(Born in 1973). (Spain).
- Invisible College - Presumed creation of the Invisible College in 1960, grouping
together specialists from half a dozen countries. (United States).
- Ion Hobana (Romania).
- Isaac Asimov Rational skepticism
Born about January 2, 1920 in Petrovichi (Russia) and died April 6, 1992 in New
York in the United States, is an American-Russian writer, naturalized in 1928,
Especially known for his science fiction works and popular science books.
(USA).
- IUR
(International UFO Reporter).The CUFOS annual journal containing theses Ufology.
(USA).
- Ivannovich (Teplov Alfred Ivannovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- J. Allen Hynek
(May 1, 1910 - April 27, 1986) (USA).
1973: Hynek establishes CUFOS, an international scientific research association
UFOs that absorbs the Invisible College.
Project - Blue Book.
US project, aiming to make the "official point" on UFOs, by the US Air Force.
Thirteen thousand reports did not prevent the US Air Force from declaring that UFOs
did not exist!
The latest public investigation project of the US air force about UFOs, which has
started in 1952. Its purpose was to explain UFO sightings, to determine if they
constituted a danger to National Security, or if UFOs could bring scientific knowledge
to the authorities. Reports have been collected, analyzed and ranked according to
their results.
Nobody had noticed anything until a member of the team of investigators send his
own observation report. This report was filed, but when the man wanted to refer to
his statement, she had disappeared.
He then issued the assumption that reports that remained unexplained were
removed from the files and sent to a higher authority; this thesis has now been
adopted by many ufologists. The Blue Book project was abandoned in 1969,
following the publication of the Condon Report. One of the investigators,
Dr. J. Allen Hynek, then founded the first scientific UFO group, the Center for UFO
Studies (Center for Ufology Studies), 1973. (USA).
- Jacobs (David M. Jacobs)
Dr. David M. Jacobs Phd, known worldwide for his experience in abduction by
Aliens.
DR.Jacobs, a retired professor at Temple University in Philadelphia and author of
several highly acclaimed books in Ufology, has devoted more than 40 years to
research on UFOs and Extraterrestrial abductions with his extensive hypnosis
sessions on kidnapped people. (USA).
Dr. Jacobs is also the founder of ICAR, the International Research Center on
Abductions,
- Jacob Salatun
Pioneer of UFO research in Indonesia. (Indonesia).
- Jacques Bergier
(1912 - 1978), writer. He co-wrote The Morning of the Wizards. (France)
- Jacques Fabrice Vallée
(Born September 24, 1939) Scientist.- Ufologue (France/USA).
In 1966 Jacques Vallée, a young French astronomer and computer scientist working
with J. Allen Hynek, publishes Anatomy of a Phenomenon and Challenge to Science,
creating the first classification system of UFO sightings. He will improve it in 1990.
Jacques Fabrice Vallée, born September 24, 1939 in Pontoise in the Val-d'Oise, is a
computer scientist, astronomer, ufologist and French writer of science fiction. He
lives in the San Francisco area.
Son of a magistrate, Jacques Vallée obtained a degree in mathematics at the
Sorbonne and a master's degree in astrophysics at the University of Lille. As a
teenager, in Pontoise, two things guide his life: the vision of a UFO in the sky of his
hometown, "classic, silvery, reflecting the Sun, with a kind of transparent dome on it"
(observation which will be confirmed by the one of his friends living in the same city)
and the reading in 1958 of a book by the French ufologist Aimé Michel, with whom
he enters into correspondence.
During his studies of astrophysics, he observes other UFOs, which he can not explain.
In 1961, he began his professional career as an astronomer at the Observatoire de
Paris.
In 1962, he left France to practice astronomy at the University of Texas (USA), where
he helped establish the first computer map of Mars for NASA. He then studied at
Northwestern University, where he obtained a PhD in computer science. A major
investigator of NSF's large computer network project, which culminated in the first
teleconference system on ARPANET several years before the advent of the Internet,
he also officiated at the National Advisory Committee of the University of Michigan
College of Medicine. Engineering.
It was in 1961 that his first science-fiction novel, The Sub-Space, was published by
Georges H. Gallet, director of "Fantastic Ray". With this novel, Vallée wins the Jules
Verne Prize under the pseudonym Jérôme Sériel.
In 1976, he founded InfoMedia, the first company specializing in teleconferencing
and groupware.
He discovers artificial intelligence and joins the Blue Book project. Increasingly
interested in UFOs, he proposed in 1966 a classification system for UFO sightings,
which will be followed by a second one in 1990.
He and his mentor J. Allen Hynek founded the Invisible College, which will then
merge into CUFOS, a group of experts from around the world who wonder about
flying saucers without necessarily believing it.
Jacques Vallée sees in the ufological phenomenon a terrestrial evolutionary "control"
system, operating on the collective unconscious of our species, from where a holistic
vision through examples of folkloric or contemporary phenomena coming out of the
ordinary human. This perception of the author is confirmed by the reading of the
trilogy Other dimensions / confrontations / revelations at the dawn of the 1990s.
He is chosen by Steven Spielberg as a model for the character of Lacombe, the French
scholar played by François Truffaut in his film Rencontres du troisième type.
He is approaching the founder of the Church of Satan, Anton Szandor LaVey, as part
of his research.
Since 1987, Jacques Vallée, a venture capitalist in Silicon Valley, has been promoting
venture capital in the stakes of the millennium: venture capital and innovation and is
involved in investments in some sixty start-ups. He also sits on the Evry Génopole
scientific council. (France).
- Jacques Scornaux Rational Skepticism ?
(Born in 1946) is a skeptical Belgian writer. His publications are mainly
on the UFO phenomenon. At a time when he was not yet skeptical, he was a
active member of the Belgian Society for the Study of Spatial Phenomena.
Jacques Scornaux has contributed a lot to popularize and popularize the ideas of
Michel Monnerie through several articles. Text access from Monnerie was
difficult because he did not master the vocabulary of the humanities and his style
was considered clumsy. In his articles, Scornaux presented the ideas of Monnerie in
a more scientific vocabulary and in a more rigorous way, which has made it possible
to convince more people of the interest of his two works which are at the origin of
the "New ufology". (Belgium).
- Jaime Maussan
Born in 1953 (Mexico).
- James McDonald
1966: James McDonald, professor of meteorology at the University of Arizona,
states at public lectures that some UFOs might be gear of extraterrestrial origin.
His position on the subject causes oppositions at the time. (USA).
- James Randi Scepticisme rationnel
(Born Randall James Hamilton Zwinge, August 7, 1928 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada),
known as Randi the Amazing Randi, is a professional illusionist. He is more
particularly known as a demystifying pseudo-sciences and other paranormal
phenomena. He is at through its James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) an
active promoter of scientific skepticism, and as such is regularly invited to
American television shows.
According to Stanton Friedman, a Canadian nuclear physicist, James Randi is a
Maniac and he does not know anything about UFOs!
Illusionist career:
From a young age, he is fascinated by a magician, Harry Blackstone. A period
forced immobilization of 13 months following a serious bicycle accident
offers the opportunity to learn about this art through books. He leaves high school
well before the terminal and never attended secondary school.
Starting in 1946, James Randi works in Canada as an illusionist under his name
Randall Zwinge. Early in his career, he performs tricks that consist to free themselves
from safes or prison cells. His popularity is growing, but he is a little saddened when
we turn to him for his "miraculous powers".
During the 1960s, Randi also worked in various nightclubs Philippines. He leaves the
Philippines before the takeover by Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos in 1965. In the late
1960s, Randi hosted radio broadcasts New York, under the nickname The Amazing
Randi. In 1967, still in New York, he is speaking at the fourth congress of scientific
ufologists, on the need to sort through the UFO testimonials. (Canada).
- James W. Moseley
(1931-2012) (USA).
- Jason Murphy
(Born 1970) (Fictional Biography of the Roman written by Paul Fournel,France)(USA).
- Jean Casault of CEIPI
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Jean-Charles Moyen
Ufologue - Directeur-adjoint de MUFON
Québec en Sept. 2015 - (Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Jean-Claude Ribes
(Astronomer) Polytechnic and writer specialized in UFOs.(France).
- Jean Fergurson
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Jean-Jacques Velasco
* In 1987, GEPAN was finally dissolved and replaced by SEPRA (Service
expertise of the atmospheric reentries), under the direction of Jean-Jacques
Velasco. (France).
- Jean Michel
Journalist and Ufologist (France).
- Jean Morissette
Ufologist - Association québécoise d’ufologie (AQU). (Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Jean-Pierre Petit
(Born in 1937), astrophysicist and emeritus researcher at CNRS. (France).
* CNRS, in September 1991, the UMMO case starring Jean-Pierre Petit,
director of research at the CNRS - An article relating to extraterrestrials
Ummites. (From the planet UMMO). Publication, in the No. 731 of the magazine
"VSD" (P. 44-49). (La France).
- Jenny Randles
(Born in 1951) (United Kingdom).
- Jerome Clark
(Born 1946) (USA).
- Jérôme Choloux
Ufologist - (Vendée, France).
- Jessup (Morris K. Jessup)
(March 2 or 20, 1900 - April 20, 1959) (USA).
- Jim Marrs
(Born in 1943) (USA).
- Jimmy Guieu
Died (France).
Jimmy Guieu (literary pseudonym of Henri-Rene Guieu), born March 19, 1926 in
Aix-en-Provence and died on January 2, 2000, is a sci-fi writer, essayist ufologist and
French radio man.
1954 Science fiction writer Jimmy Guieu publishes The Flying Saucers from another
world at the Black River.
Jimmy Guieu writes his first novel at the age of 25 for the Black River editions. The
Pioneer of the Atom (1951), very inspired by alchemy, is the number 5 of the famous
collection "Anticipation", which has counted two thousand and one titles, all authors
combined. Until 1984, he published eighty-two novels in this collection, of which he
remains one of the leading authors.
During the occupation, Jimmy Guieu is distinguished by acts of resistance in the
maquis of Dompierre-sur-Yon (Vendée, maquis SR-1). This notion of resistance,
whether against totalitarianisms, mafias or aliens, is omnipresent in his work.
In the 1950s, he became one of the pioneers of French ufology with Aimé Michel. His
two documentary works, The Flying Saucers from another world (1954) and Black-
Out on the Flying Saucers (1956) are considered classics of the genre. The first will be
translated to England, Spain and Romania.
Between 1960 and 1965, Jimmy Guieu also published four novels for teenagers at
Marabout Junior under the name of Claude Vauzière and in the 1960s, 1970s and
1980s, sixty-three of his novels will be adapted into comics at Artima.
With Georges Pierquin, future author of the series of "Anti-gangs", Jimmy Guieu co-
signs novels in the collection "Espionage" of Black River, then to the Black Presses.
These works, signed by the pseudonym Jimmy G. Quint, describe the adventures of
two agents of the French secret services: Serge Gallard and Roger Quilici.
From 1977 to 1984, at a rate of one or two a year, ten of his books will be reissued in
the collection "Super luxury - tomorrows tomorrows".
In 1980, he co-founded, with Roger-Luc Mary and others, the association I.M.S.A.
(World Institute of Advanced Sciences). At that time, Jimmy Guieu approached
American ufology represented by John Lear and especially William Milton Cooper by
taking up the conspiracy theme, especially in the books EBE, then Our masters aliens
and finally the manuscript unfulfilled Terre ta civilization fout the camp.
He hosts a radio chronicle on RMC Marseille "Have you seen the saucers? ",
Sequence of 11 minutes in the show" Zig zag "produced by Fernand Pelatan.
Since 1979, Plon then the Presses de la Cité - and today Vaugirard became
Vauvenargues - reissue the entirety of his work in the collection "SF Jimmy Guieu".
From 1987 to 1990, he published ten unreleased Presses de la Cité staging Gilles
Novak grouped under the title of a series: The Knights of Light. In 1990 and 1991, he
published two big "truth novels" (according to his expression) that followed, E.B.E.
Red Alert and E.B.E. 2: The Black Entity of Andamooka.
Starting in 1992, Vaugirard published, alternately with the reissues, novels of
anticipation whose heroes Blade & Baker are businessmen of the twenty-first
century. At the same time, Guieu, a regular guest on Radio Ici et Maintenant,
addresses the phenomenon of UFOs and extraterrestrial civilizations, particularly the
thesis of the so-called "Gris" or "Petit-Gris" race. Considered by many ufologists and
scientists as a proponent of conspiracy theory, he cites, for example, the Trilateral
Commission, the Bilderberg Group, and the Council on Foreign Relations in his video
The Secret Rulers 2 (1992), as well as the Illuminati in Secret Rulers 3 (1993).
Jimmy Guieu's productions are not limited to writing. Between 1991 and 1994, in the
"Doors of the Future" collection, of which he is the creator and director, he edited a
series of 14 documentaries in VHS video cassettes. Although most of the topics
covered concern aliens, some themes such as Rennes-le-Château or vortices are also
discussed with the support of close friends like Guy Tarade. These documentaries are
for Jimmy Guieu a platform from which he criticizes without hesitation the GEPAN,
the SEPRA, or warns the spectator against misinformation maneuvers orchestrated
on a planetary scale by occult powers.
Death of the consequences of a generalized cancer, it leaves Earth, your civilization
does away with the camp, a last manuscript of very "conspiracy" always original. An
unpublished novel, Chasse à l'antigravitation, was published in the Rivière Blanche
collection in 2008, in Les Dossiers du Glaive.
According to André Lecossois (interviewed by video on November 20, 2004), who
knew him well, his cancer was induced by uranium. Lecossois testified that after the
death of his friend, he would have found in Guieu's personal office, hidden under the
chair of his office, a metal bar which according to the analyzes (entrusted to an
unknown person who would be a scientist), been a uranium bar. However, Lucia
Guieu, the widow of Jimmy Guieu, denied this story of uranium bar that would be a
mere fabulously André Lecossois.
After his death, one of his friends, Guy Tarade, revealed in an interview (sound
recording) that Jimmy Guieu was a freemason of the Memphis-Misraim rite.
The collection "SF Jimmy Guieu" stops at the end of the year 2003, the last issues are
written by Arnaud Dalrune and Richard Wolfram (pseudonym of Roland C. Wagner),
also author of the lyrics of a tribute song performed by Brain Damage Group: The
Song of Jimmy and a new song with the same title.
Activity in the media
Jimmy Guieu has participated in the mass media to several mainstream television
shows, as well as radio, to act as a whistleblower on the existence and presence of
aliens on Earth.
Year date / Country / Television or radio / Name of television or radio / Program
/ Comment :
1986 (30/12/1986), France, Radio, Radio3 (Radio Allier).
1988 (27/09/1988), France, Television, TF1, Sky, my Tuesday! (animated by
Christophe Dechavanne), He reveals the Majestic 12.
1990 (04/05/1990), France, Television, France 3, Télé-Caroline hosted by Caroline
Tresca.
1990 (08/11/1990), France, Television, Canal +, The Big Family (animated by Michel
Denisot).
1990 (31/12/1990), France, Television, TF1, The night of the strange (animated by
Christophe Dechavanne).
1991 (13/11/1991), France, Radio, Radio Courtesy, The Free Journal of Serge de
Beketch.
1992 (17/11/1992), France, Radio, Skyrock, Good evening the planet (by Malher
(animator).
1992 (19/03/1992), France, Television, Antenna 2, Thanks and congratulations
(animated by Christine Bravo).
1992 (18/11/1992), France, Radio, Radio Courtesy, The Free Journal of Serge de
Beketch.
1992 (25/11/1992), France, Television, TF1, Cuckoo is us! (animated by Christophe
Dechavanne).
1992 (31/12/1992), France, Television, France 3, French, if you spoke (animated by
André Bercoff).
1994 (02/04/1994), France, Television, Canal +, The eye of the cyclone issue titled:
"1999: the end of the world".
1996 (29/01/1996), France, Television, TF1, Like a Monday (animated by Christophe
Dechavanne).
1997 (27/01/1997), France, Television, Arte, 7½.
1997 (13/06/1997), France, Television, Canal +, special program in prime time
entitled the extraterrestrial night.
In Earth, your civilization goes crazy! (page 144 to 147) he criticizes a program in
which he participated: Like a Monday (presented by Christophe Dechavanne)
(broadcast on 05/02/1996), he reproduces the dissatisfaction letter he sent to
Dechavanne the 12/02/1996. (France).
- JJ Benitez
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Joe Nickell rational skepticism
(Born December 1, 1944 at West Liberty) is a skeptical investigator of
paranormal. He also works as a consultant for document review
historical and helped to expose famous frauds such as for example the
alleged newspaper of Jack the Ripper.
Nickell is a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Inquiry (CFI) and he is also a
member of his executive board. He writes regularly for their magazine, Skeptical
Inquirer. He worked professionally as a private investigator, journalist and
university instructor. He is the author and publisher of some forty books.
The asteroid (31451) Joenickell was named in his honor. (USA).
- Joel Mesnard
Dir. From the magazine: '' Lights in the night '' - Ufologist (France).
* L.D.L.N. (Lumières dans la nuit). (France).
Name of a magazine devoted to UFOs. (France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism,
theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in
Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the Vienne. (France).
- John E. Mack
(1929-2004) - Phychiatric Doctor.
Professor at Harvard - Pulitzer Prize. To study more than 100 cases of Abductions
including 65 cases under regressive hypnosis. (USA).
- John Greenewald -
Writer and founder of Web Site: www. the black vault.com (USA).
- John Keel
(Real name: Alva John Kiehle), (March 25, 1930 - July 3, 2009) (USA).
- John Mooner
Ufologist, Newton Abbot Devon, (United Kingdom).
- Jorge Martin
Ufologist (Island of Puerto Rico). (Mexico).
- José Loayza
Student in ufology (Chile).
- Jose Soto
(One of the mayors of Puerto Rico).
(Former police officer and hunter/investigator from Chupacabras)
(Puerto Rico) (Mexico).
- Journal of UFO Studies (JUFOS)
The CUFOS annual journal containing theses University Ufology. (USA).
- JT Ovni in France –
Ufology Association (France).
- Juan Carlos Masiero -
Founder of the research group called '' Latitude 21 '' - Between 2014 and 2016
conducted '' HOLOGRAM Earth '', the only program devoted to UFOs and other
realities. (Argentina).
- JUFOS
(Journal of UFO Studies) The CUFOS annual journal containing theses University
Ufology.(USA).
- J. Victor Soares
Ufologist (Brazil).
- Karivieri (Ahti Karivieri)
Ingineer, Ufologist (Finland).
- Keel (John Keel )
(Real name: Alva John Kiehle), (March 25, 1930 - July 3, 2009) (USA).
- Keel (John Keel)
(Real name: Alva John Kiehle)
(March 25, 1930 - July 3, 2009) (USA).
- Kenny Biddle
An experienced paranormal investigator. You can learn more about Kenny in
watching some of his shows on YouTube. We imagine that this can be a little
controversial, since Kenny has debunked many frauds over the years and
that not everyone is happy with that. (USA).
- Keyhoe (Donald E. Keyhoe)
(June 20, 1897-November 29, 1988.). (USA).
* N.I.C.A.P. (National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena)
One of the first US research organs on UFOs. It was founded by the
Commander Keyhoe, retired from the United States Naval Air Navy.
* In 1950: In an article published in January of the magazine True, the journalist and
Ex-Navy Donald E. Keyhoe Suggests That Flying Saucers Are Original extraterrestrial.
* In 1950: Donald E. Keyhoe publishes The Flying Saucers are Real
* In 1956: The National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP)
is established in the United States; led by Donald E. Keyhoe, he quickly becomes a
a true pro-UFO lobby, launching a major congressional campaign to open an
investigation into the UFO phenomenon. (USA).
- Kiehle (John Keel)
(Real name: Alva John Kiehle)
(March 25, 1930 - July 3, 2009) (USA).
- King (George King)
(1919-1997) (United Kingdom).
- Klarer (Elizabeth Klarer)
(1910-1984) (United Kingdom).
- Klass (Philip J. Klass) Rational Skepticism
(November 1919 - August 2005) (United States).
(Des Moines, Iowa), November 8, 1919 - Cocoa, Florida, August 9, 2005).
Is a journalist and American skeptic, member of the UFO phenomenon cell of
Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
He published mainly on the UFO phenomenon and was one of the main critics
of the extraterrestrial hypothesis of the UFO phenomenon. He was, during his
lifetime, the most great ufosceptic in the world and qualified debunker
("déboulonneur").
He worked on the Roswell incident among others.
He wrote articles for Aviation Week & Space Technology, Astronomy
Magazine, Skeptical Inquirer and The UFO Invasion. (USA).
- Knapp (George Knapp
Born 1952 (USA).
- Kolosimo (Peter Kolosimo)
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Kragel (Egon Kragel) and Yves Couprie
(Authors of the book '' OVNIS '' (2010) - (France) - The bulletin of the spouses
Fouéré - Françine Fouéré - One of the 1st French Ufology Association. (France).
- L.A.A (Anti-Atomic League)
The AMI (Interplanetary Globalist Association) and the LAA (Anti-Atomic League)
associations as well as the newspaper Le Courrier interplanétaire (1955-1967) were
created by the Franco-Swiss ufologist Alfred Nahon, sweeping a wider spectrum than
the mere study of flying saucers, advocating a globalism respectful of men and
cultures, organic farming, the adoption of a universal language (Esperanto), a
civilization without nuclear, neither civilian nor military, in a peaceful world. Kinds of
precursors of anti-nuclear and ecologists, waiting for contact with aliens. (France /
Switzerland).
- Lang (Richard Lang)
Ufologist (USA).
- Languedoc UFO
(OVNI Languedoc). Ufology Association - Ufology Meetings (France).
- Lazar (Bob Lazar)
Born in 1959 (USA).
- L.D.L.N.
(Name of a French magazine devoted to UFOs.)
It means Lumières Dans la Nuit (France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism,
theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in
Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the Vienne. (France).
- Leduc (Marc Leduc)
Ufologist. (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Lee Spiegel Journalist at The Huffington Post (USA).
- Leir Roger
Surgeon - Extractions of implants of unknown origin - Deceased - (California, USA).
- Leonard Cramp
1957 Leonard Cramp publie Space Gravity & The Flying Saucer, avec en couverture la
célèbre photographie de George Adamski.
- Liene (Osmo Liene)
Employed with the Finnish Air Force for 17 years as air traffic controller
(technician). Had an extraordinary experience in 1954 with beings
from elsewhere. (Finland).
- Lights In The Night
(L.D.L.N.) Lumières Dans la Nuit. Name of a French magazine devoted to UFOs.
(France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism,
theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in
Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the Vienne. (France).
- Linda Moulton Howe
(Born 1942) (USA).
- Loayza (José Loayza)
Ufology student (Chile).
- Loftus (Elizabeth F. Loftus) Rational Skepticism
Born Elizabeth Fishman October 16, 1944 in Los Angeles, is a psychologist
American cognitivist, specialist in human memory.
She has done extensive research on the malleability of memories.
Loftus is best known for its pioneering work on the misinformation effect on
memories and testimonials, as well as on the making and running
false memories, including recovered memories of sexual abuse during
childhood.
In addition to his prolific work in the laboratory, Loftus has become deeply involved
in sensitizing judicial staff to the results of their research.
She was consulted or provided testimonials as an expert on hundreds
of files.
She is recognized worldwide for her work and has received numerous awards
and honorary titles.
In 2002, Loftus was ranked 58th on the list of 100 top psychology researchers.
most influential of the 20th century of the Journal of General Psychology (US) and
was the best placed woman. (USA).
- Lorenzen (Coral Lorenzen)
* In 1952: The American Coral Lorenzen founds APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research
Organization "), which will become one of the known ufological groups. (USA).
- Luca Scantamburlo
Independent UFO Researcher - (Italy).
- Luis Burgos
Researcher. President of the Argentina Ovnilogia Foundation (FAO).Also a founding
member of UFO Field Researchers Unted. (Argentina).
- Lumières Dans la Nuit
(L.D.L.N.) (Lights In The Night). Name of a French magazine devoted to UFOs.
(France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism,
theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in
Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the Vienne. (France).
- Luukanen (Rauni Leena Luukanen)
Doctor, parapsychologist. Had an abduction by ET's. (Finland).
- Maccabee (Bruce Maccabee)
Born 1942 (U SA).
- Mace (Christian Mace)
Ufologist. Born June 17, 1953 - Has been a member of various Associations of
Research on the UFO phenomenon: GEPA, GEOS, CFRU, secretary of the Sentinel
Group. (France).
- Mack (John E. Mack)
(1929-2004) - Doctor in Psychiatry - Professor at Harvard - Awards Pulitzer.
To study more than 100 cases of Abductions including 65 cases under regressive
hypnosis (USA).
- Magazine (Lumière dans la nuit) (L.D.L.N)
Light in the night (L.D.L.N)
1958: The magazine Lumières dans la nuit (LDLN) was founded in France by Raymond
Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in Haute-Loire. This review covers ufology but also
areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism, theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is
Joël Mesnard and is headquartered in Saint-Julien-l'Ars in Vienne. (France).
- Magazine (Planet)
1961: creation by Louis Pauwels and Jacques Bergier of the magazine Planète, which
grants an important place to the UFO phenomenon. (France).
- Maillot (Eric Maillot)
Ufologist become Septic.
Demystifying of Ovnis, member of the Circle Zététique - Author of the book: '' UFOs
and CNES ''. (France).
- Majestic
The highest degree of security known, higher than Atom Bomb (atomic bomb) and
38 degrees higher than top secret. There are more than 30 subdivisions of the top
secret authorization, which means that if you have top secret authorization, this
does not mean that you have access to all classified top secret documents, because
their consultation requires the '’top secret' authorization. need to know’'.
Documents requiring the need to know are classified as Top Secret XXX, where XXX
can be one of the (+ 30) code names.
Documents pertaining to Area 51 or S-4 are classified Majestic. (USA).
- MAJI Project
(Project Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit.) Unit dependent on the US Army.
The records of this unit would represent (according to a certain Joh Frick) the largest
accumulation of evidence on the presence of "foreign forces to the land." (USA).
- Marc Gray
Ufologist & marketing consultant - Abduction specialist. (France).
- Marc Huber
Ufologist (Prov.Québec, Canada).
- Marc Leduc
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Marc St-Germain
Ufologist - Provincial Director of MUFON Canada in 2015.(Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Marc Thirouin
* In 1951, the lawyer Marc Thirouin founded the Ouranos bulletin devoted to
saucers flying. (France).
- Marc Ulrich
Organizer of UFO Meals - Paris Region (France).
- Marcel Pech
De TAU CETI - Ufologist (France).
- Marco Sicaud
Ufologist (France).
- Marler (David Marler) - David is a UFO researcher and author. He’s had a lifelong
interest in the subject of UFOs and joined the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) as a
field investigator trainee in 1990. (USA).
- Marrs (Jim Marrs)
Born 1943 (USA).
- Martin (Alain Martin
Ufologist (France).
- Martin (Riley Martin)
Born 1946 (USA).
- Masiero (Juan Carlos Masiero)
Founder of the research group called '' Latitude 21 '' - Between 2014 and 2016
conducted '' HOLOGRAM Earth '', the only program devoted to UFOs and other
realities. (Argentina).
- Massimo Pigliucci Rational skepticism
Born on January 16, 1964 in Monrovia, Liberia, is an academic, popularizer of
science and naturalized Italian blogger. He is a geneticist (doctorate),
biologist (PhD) and philosopher (PhD) training.
He is also a figure of the contemporary skeptical movement and the Brights
movement as well as modern stoicism. (USA).
- Maussan (Jaime Maussan)
Born in 1953 - (Mexico).
- McDonald (James McDonald)
1966: James McDonald, professor of meteorology at the University of Arizona,
states at public lectures that some UFOs might be gear of extraterrestrial origin.
His position on the subject causes oppositions at the time. (USA).
- Mc Innin (Gary Mc-Innin)
(British Ufologist) (United Kingdom). In 2002, Gary successfully hacked NASA's UFO
and of Aliens "COVER UP". Arrested, he faces 17 years in prison). (United Kingdom).
Gary Mc-Innin has revealed that Americans are in touch and deal with Aliens.
(United Kingdom).
- Mendoza (Oscar Raul Mendoza)
Deceased - Born May 20, 1943, he was 73 years old, and today it is August 15 2016,
he just left us. (Argentina).
- Menzel (Donald Howard Menzel) Rational Skepticism
(1901-1976) (United States). Is an American astronomer.
He studied at the University of Denver and obtained his doctorate at Princeton.
He went then at the Lick Observatory but left in 1932 for a position at Harvard.
He did research on the sun first, before focusing on the study of gaseous nebulae.
He wrote A Field Guide to the Stars and Planets, part of the Peterson Fields
Guides. The personality of Dr. Donald Howard Menzel is even more related to the
UFO fact than any other, since Professor of Astrophysics at Harvard, former director
of the Harvard College Observatory and member of the Smithonian Astrophysical
Observatory, Menzel was one of the fiercest deniers of the UFO phenomenon.
(USA).
In1953 the American astronomer Donald Menzel publishes his book Flying Saucers,
in which he explains the appearance of flying saucers by simple meteorological
phenomena. (USA).
- Mesnard (Joel Mesnard)
Dir. From the magazine: '' Lumières dans la nuit '' - Ufologue (France).
* L.D.L.N. (Lumières dans la nuit). (France).
Name of a magazine devoted to UFOs. (France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism,
theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in
Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the Vienne. (France).
- METI - Founder Douglas Vakoch
International organization that brings together researchers and scientists. Aim to
contact extraterrestrial hypotheticals (France).
- Michael D. Swords (USA).
- Michael Salla
Professor at the Exopolitics Institute (USA).
Dr. Michael Salla is an expert in International Politics and Politics
foreign currency of the United States. World famous, it is best known as
being a pioneer in the development of exo-politics, the study of the main
process related to extraterrestrial life. (USA).
- Aimé Michel
(1919 - 1992), writer. (France).
Aimé Michel, born in Saint-Vincent-les-Forts (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) on May
12th, 1919, and died in the same city on December 28, 19921, is a writer and
ufologist French.
1958 Aimé Michel publishes About flying saucers - Mysterious objects
heavenly.
Aimé Michel has a mountain childhood. But struck by polio on the day of his first
school year at the age of 5, he remains 3 years completely paralyzed.
A teacher and graduate in psychology, he has a degree in philosophy. Aimé Michel
joined the RDF in 1944 (Radio Diffusion Française, future RTF then ORTF) after
having passed the sound engineers competition of the test studio in 1943, while he
was resistant. He then works in the research department, in contact with Pierre
Schaeffer (member of the Association "Work and Culture" in 1946, with Louis
Pauwels).
Expert in methodology from 1952, scientific writer, he became a member of the
"Invisible College" ufology Jacques F. Vallée in the 1970s (along with his friend
astrophysicist Pierre Guerin).
In 1958, during the publication of his book Mysterious Celestial Objects devoted to
the wave of UFOs of autumn 1954 in France, he imagines, with the collaboration of
Jacques Bergier met in 1953, his famous theory of orthotenia which postulates that,
over a short period of about 24 hours, observations of unidentified flying objects
(UFOs) are aligned on the surface of the Earth along large circles, the first identified
being the so-called "BaVic" line. Bayonne-Vichy. The use of computer simulations,
followed by the identification of errors in the selected testimonies, leads to the
definitive refutation of this hypothesis in 1976.
Member of the editorial committee of Lights in the night from 1969, he wrote many
articles on Ufology, mysticism, the animal world and other subjects in very varied
journals (Arts, Science and Life, All Knowledge, World and Life, Larousse
Encyclopedia "Discovering the Animals" in 1971, Planet - Cantor of the fantastic
Realism, in which participated among others Remy Chauvin, Bernard Heuvelmans,
Charles Noël Martin, Jean Charon and George Langelaan, Spatial Phenomena, UFO
research, Question of, France Catholic, Ecclesia, Flying Saucer Review, Archeologia
(with an article about his native village), etc.). In the periodical The Life of the
Beasts, he regularly holds the heading "The mysteries of the animal world", during
the 1960s. From September 26 to October 10, 1964, Aimé Michel also animated
cultural workshops under the auspices of the journal Planet at Cefalù in Sicily, on
the theme "Life in the Sidereal Universe".
He writes the screenplay of the TV sequence Mycenae, the one coming from the
future.
His readers generally appreciate his strong interest in "anything beyond the
human" and the challenges of the mind. Qualified as a free spirit by his entourage,
his stated objective was to be limited by no external constraint.
He was a great friend of the controversial Jacques Bergier and Louis Pauwels, and
defined himself as a "pathological" rebel. (France).
- Michel Bilodeau
Founder of the Website: Alientv.org (Montreal, Canada).
- Michel (Jean Michel)
Journalist and Ufologist (France).
- Michel Monnerie Rational Skepticism?
Born in 1940.
Is a French ufologist, member of the association ‘’Lumières dans la nuit’’
(LDLN) and representative of the "new ufology". He was also president of the
Société Parisienne d'Etude des Phénomènes Spatiaux et Etranges (SPEPSE).
In 1977, he launched a pavement in the pond in the world of French-speaking
ufology in publishing the book: And if UFOs did not exist? (Paris, Les Humanoïdes
Associés).
This founding work marks the beginning of the movement that has been dubbed
"New ufology" in France. Two years later, Monnerie publishes a second work,
Le naufrage des extraterrestres (Paris, Nouvelles Editions Rationalistes, 1979).
Both publications were relatively unwelcome by the community
ufological defending the extraterrestrial hypothesis (HET). However, they influenced
a number of authors who, like Thierry Pinvidic, have become skeptical after reading
them. (France).
- Michel Ribardière
Ufologist Professor of Mathematics - Case of Abductions - Region of Bievres Essones.
(France).
- Milot (Gilles Milot)
From AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Ministry of Defense American
(D.I.S.), (Defense Investigation Service) - Research Service of the Ministry of Defense
American (USA).
- Ministry of Defense Intelligence Service US.
(D.I.A.), (Defense Intelligence Agency) - (USA).
- MJ-12 - In 1983, so-called "MJ-12" documents concerning a program
Ultra-secret UFO study studies after Roswell are disclosed. However, they
will reveal false. (USA).
- MJ. Banias
Ufologist (Canada).
- MoD
UFO sighting reports by the British Ministry of Defense (MoD) - In the future the
MoD will ignore the little green men who choose to visit the
Earth. (United Kingdom).
- Modlin (Chuck Mollin)
Ufologist writer (USA).
- Monnerie (Michel Monnerie) Rational Skepticism?
Born in 1940.
Is a French ufologist, member of the association ‘’Lumières dans la nuit’’
(LDLN) and representative of the "new ufology". He was also president of the
Société Parisienne d'Etude des Phénomènes Spatiaux et Etranges (SPEPSE).
In 1977, he launched a pavement in the pond in the world of French-speaking
ufology in publishing the book: And if UFOs did not exist? (Paris, Les Humanoïdes
Associés).
This founding work marks the beginning of the movement that has been dubbed
"New ufology" in France. Two years later, Monnerie publishes a second work,
Le naufrage des extraterrestres (Paris, Nouvelles Editions Rationalistes, 1979).
Both publications were relatively unwelcome by the community
ufological defending the extraterrestrial hypothesis (HET). However, they influenced
a number of authors who, like Thierry Pinvidic, have become skeptical after reading
them. (France).
- Monsignor Corrado Balducci
(1923-2008).
Theologian of the curia long exorcist of Archdiocese of Rome. Msr Balducci said that
he is part of a commission of the Vatican studying extraterrestrial encounters (Italy).
- Moon Dust Project -
Originally, this project was designed by the US Army to recover the debris of Soviet
space objects. In peacetime, this project has "slipped" towards the recovery of UFO
objects. Project PLATO Project responsible for diplomatic relations with the
Extraterrestrials. An agreement with the Extraterrestrials would have been passed.
In exchange for technology, their presence on earth is kept secret, and they are
allowed to conduct their experiments (abductions). (USA).
- Mooner (John Mooner)
Ufologist, Newton Abbot Devon, (United Kingdom).
- Morales (Ruben Morales)
Professor/Ufologist. SUMMARY OF «LOS UFOOS OF THE ANTÁRTIDA »
THE BOOK OF PROFESSOR RUBEN MORALES (Argentina).
- Morning UFO
(Gilles XFL - Françe) (Investigations) (Daily Motion) (France).
- Morissette (Jean Morissette)
Ufologist - Association québécoise d’ufologie (AQU) - (Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Morris K. Jessup
(March 2 or 20, 1900 - April 20, 1959) (USA).
- Moseley (James W. Moseley)
(1931-2012) (USA).
- Moyen (Jean-Charles Moyen)
Ufologue - Directeur-adjoint de MUFON Québec en Sept. 2015.
(Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Mozgovoy Ivan Pavlovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- MUFON
George Filer-Director of the Eastern Section of the Mutual UFO Network(Mufon),
the largest organization in the world dedicated to studying UFOs and studying life on
other planets. - George Filer, is an intelligence officer of the Air Force of United
States (USA).
- MUFON
Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) - UFO Organization. (Canada).
- Mufon UFO Journal
MUFON publishes the monthly "Mufon UFO Journal". (USA).
- Murillo (Steve Murillo)
Ufologist (USA).
- Murphy (Jason Murphy)
(Born 1970) (Fictional Biography of the Roman written by Paul Fournel,France (USA)
- Mutual UFO Network
(MUFON) - UFO Organization (Canada).
- Mutual UFO Network
(Mufon). Who is the most important investigative body and the most old
concerning the analysis of various ufological phenomena. - was established in 1969
and is today the largest ufological organization in the world. MUFON publishes the
monthly,"Mufon UFO Newspaper". (USA).
- Myers (Edward Myers)
Photographed hundreds of Flying Saucers. (Switzerland).
- Nahon (Alfred Nahon)
* In 1955: AMI (Interplanetary Globalist Association) and LAA associations
(League anti atomic) as well as the newspaper The Interplanetary Courier
(1955-1967) are created by the Franco-Swiss ufologist Alfred Nahon, sweeping a
wider spectrum than the simple study of flying saucers, advocating a respectful
globalism men and cultures, organic farming, adopting a language universal
(Esperanto), a civilization without nuclear, neither civilian nor military, in a pacified
world. Kinds of precursors of anti-nuclear and ecologists, in waiting for contact with
aliens. (Franco / Switzerland).
- National Center for Scientific Research :
(CNRS) (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), first French "Official" body to
study UFOs. (France).
* The S.E.P.R.A. (Service Expertise of Atmospheric Reentry Phenomena),dependent
on C.N.R.S. (France).
*Many doubt the C.N.R.S of its effectiveness, or even of its real goals. (France).
* The S.E.P.R.A succeeds: (G.E.P.A.N.) Study Group of Phenomena Aerospace
Unidentified - (France).
*CNRS, in September 1991, the case UMMO starring Jean-Pierre Petit, research
director at the CNRS - An article pertaining to Ummites extraterrestrials. (From the
planet UMMO). Publication, in No. 731 of the magazine "VSD" (pp. 44-49). (France).
- National Center for Space Studies
(C.N.E.S) (Centre National d’Étude Spatiale) - French organization. (France).
* In 1977, under the leadership of Claude Poher, CNES created the first organization
official French scientist studying UFOs. (France).
- National Defense and the Canadian Forces
Documents (Statements of Comments UFOs) (Canada).
- National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena
(N.I.C.A.P.) - One of the first US research organs on UFOs. It was founded by the
commander Keyhoe, retired from the United States naval air force. (USA).
- National Security Agency (N.S.A.)
National Security Agency. One of the agencies American secret. By derision, his
acronym is also "Never Say Anything". (Never say anything !!) (USA).
- National UFO Reporting Center
(NUFORC) - UFO Agency. (Canada).
- N.I.C.A.P.
(National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena) - One of the first
American research organizations on UFOs. It was founded by Commander Keyhoe,
US Naval Aviation Retreat (USA).
* In 1956: The National Investigation Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP)
is established in the United States; led by Donald E. Keyhoe, he is rapidly becoming a
a true pro-UFO lobby, launching a major congressional campaign to open an
investigation into the UFO phenomenon. (USA).
- Nick Pope –
British Ministry of Defense - Head of the UFO Service (1991-1994).
(United Kingdom).
- Nick Redfern
(Born in 1964) Is a journalist, author and researcher on UFOs. He his from
from England but now lives in Texas. The topics covered in his books range from
Men in Black with UFOs, cryptozoology and other paranormal subjects. His
last book, is the title Top Secret Alien Abduction. (USA).
- Nickell (Joe Nickell) rational skepticism
(Born December 1, 1944 at West Liberty) is a skeptical investigator of
paranormal. He also works as a consultant for document review
historical and helped to expose famous frauds such as for example the
alleged newspaper of Jack the Ripper.
Nickell is a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Inquiry (CFI) and he is also a
member of his executive board. He writes regularly for their magazine, Skeptical
Inquirer. He worked professionally as a private investigator, journalist and
university instructor. He is the author and publisher of some forty books.
The asteroid (31451) Joenickell was named in his honor. (USA).
- Nicolas Dumont -
Psychologist & Psychoanalist - Study cases of Abductions - Region of
Vendome Loir-Et-Cher (France).
- Nigel Watson - Ufologist (USA).
- Noël Patricio Frías -
Ufologist - Biography and legacy of the researcher Eugenio Bahamonde. (Chile).
- Noory (George Noory)
Born in 1950 (USA).
- Notiziario UFO
Magazine on UFOS (Italy).
- NOUFA
Ufology Association (Chile).
- NOUFORS
Ufology Organization (Canada).
- Novella (Steven P. Novella) Rational Skepticism
Born July 29, 1964, is an American professor of neurology. Steven Novella is
famous for his involvement in the skeptical movement, and more particularly
because he is the host of The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe podcast.
Steven Novella is the president and co-founder of the New England Skeptical
Society and host of this organization's podcast, The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe.
He writes the monthly Weird Science column for the New Haven Advocate and
contributes to several blogs. Steven Novella appeared in several TV shows
television, among others Penn & Teller: Bullnuts !. (USA).
- NRO Project -
Organization in charge of the safety of the Aliens and their ships (based at Ford
Carson, Oregon). (USA).
- N.S.A.
(National Security Agency). National Security Agency. One of the agencies American
secret. By derision, his acronym is also "Never Say Anything",(Never say anything !!).
(USA).
In 1977, the American organizations, including the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the OSI, the
DoD, USAF, etc., are beginning to release some of their UFO records.(USA).
- NUFORC -
National Center for UFO Reporting (NUFORC) - Ufology Organization (Canada).
- Oberth (Hermann Oberth) -
Ufologist - Born on 25/06/1994, died on 28/12/1989 (Germany).
- O.D.H TV (France).
- O.E.I.L :
UFO. STRANGE. INVESTIGATION. FREE. (Gilles Thomas.- France) (Daily Motion).
(France).
- Orfeo Angelucci (known as Orville Angelucci)
(June 25, 1912 - July 24, 1993) (USA).
- Oscar Raul Mendoza
Died. Born May 20, 1943, he was 73 years old, and today, August 15, 2016, he has
just left us. (Argentina).
- OSI - In 1977, US agencies, including the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the OSI, the DoD,
USAF, etc., are beginning to release some of their UFO records. (USA).
- Osmo Liene
Employed with the Finnish Air Force for 17 years as air traffic controller
(technician). Had an extraordinary experience in 1954 with beings
from elsewhere. (Finland).
- Otello Ponzanelli
Ufologist (Italy).
- Ouranos (Bulletin Ouranos )
* In 1951, the lawyer Marc Thirouin founded the Ouranos bulletin devoted to
saucers flying. (France).
- Ouranos Newsletter
* In 1951, the lawyer Marc Thirouin founded the Ouranos bulletin devoted to
saucers flying. (France).
- Ovni Alert France
(Investigations) (Daily Motion) (France).
- OVNI Languedoc
(Languedoc UFO). Ufology Association - Ufology Meetings (France).
- OVNI PARIS (UFO PARIS)
Ufology Organization (France).
- Pacaccini (Vittorio Pacaccini)
Ufologist (USA).
- Page (Christian Page)
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
Columnist - Myths and Plots.- Radio broadcast on FM 98.5
- Page (Thornton Page) - In 1968, a symposium on UFOs is organized as part of
of the American Association for the Advancement of Science by Astronomers Carl
Sagan and Thornton Page. (USA).
- Paris (Antonio Paris)
Astronomer at St. Petersburg College in Florida, also interested in UFOs.
In fact, he was a researcher for the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) and gave
lectures on the subject at several UFO conferences. (USA).
- Pascal Bultel
Advanced Concepts Engineer CNES (France).
- Paul Hellyer
(Born 1923) (Canada).
- Pavlovich (Mozgovoy Ivan Pavlovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Pech (Marcel Pech)
From TAU CETI - Ufologist (France).
- Peebles (Curtis Peebles)
Born May 4, 1955 (USA).
- Pérez (Eugenio Bahamonde Pérez)
Deceased - Communicator and researcher, Chile).
- Peter Kolosimo
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Petit (Jean-Pierre Petit)
(Born in 1937), astrophysicist researcher emeritus at CNRS. (France).
* CNRS, in September 1991, the UMMO case starring Jean-Pierre Petit,
director of research at the CNRS - An article relating to extraterrestrials
Ummites. (From the planet UMMO). Publication, in the No. 731 of the magazine
"VSD" (P. 44-49). (France).
- Pfeifer (Domenick Pfeifer)
Mullica Hill, New Jersey (USA).
- Phénoména Revue (SOS Ovni)
French organization of investigations and research on UFOs. Regional delegations
are present for quick surveys. It's a Association law 1901. She publishes a review
called Phénoména. (France).
- Philip Cary Plait (aka "The Bad Astronomer") Rational skepticism
Is an American astronomer and skeptic. He is the author of the Bad Astronomy Blog.
He previously worked in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Sonoma State
University. In early 2007, he resigned from his post to write Death from the Skies.
On August 4, 2008, he became president of the James Randi Educational
Foundation. He held this position until January 1, 2010, he is replaced by the skeptic
D.J. Grothe. He is also famous for the phrase "Teach a human how to reason and he
will think for a lifetime". (USA).
- Philip J. Corso
(1915-1998) (USA).
- Philip J. Klass Rational Skepticism
(November 1919 - August 2005) (United States).
(Des Moines, Iowa), November 8, 1919 - Cocoa, Florida, August 9, 2005).
Is a journalist and American skeptic, member of the UFO phenomenon cell of
Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
He published mainly on the UFO phenomenon and was one of the main critics
of the extraterrestrial hypothesis of the UFO phenomenon. He was, during his
lifetime, the most great ufosceptic in the world and qualified debunker
("déboulonneur").
He worked on the Roswell incident among others.
He wrote articles for Aviation Week & Space Technology, Astronomy
Magazine, Skeptical Inquirer and The UFO Invasion. (USA).
- Philippe Blackière
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Pierre Caron
Ufologist - AQU / Mufon (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Pigliucci (Massimo Pigliucci) Rational skepticism
Born on January 16, 1964 in Monrovia, Liberia, is an academic, popularizer of
science and naturalized Italian blogger. He is a geneticist (doctorate),
biologist (PhD) and philosopher (PhD) training.
He is also a figure of the contemporary skeptical movement and the Brights
movement as well as modern stoicism. (USA).
- Plait (Philip Cary Plait) (aka "The Bad Astronomer") Rational skepticism
Is an American astronomer and skeptic. He is the author of the Bad Astronomy Blog.
He previously worked in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Sonoma State
University. In early 2007, he resigned from his post to write Death from the Skies.
On August 4, 2008, he became president of the James Randi Educational
Foundation. He held this position until January 1, 2010, he is replaced by the skeptic
D.J. Grothe. He is also famous for the phrase "Teach a human how to reason and he
will think for a lifetime". (USA).
- Planet (Planet Review)
1961: creation by Louis Pauwels and Jacques Bergier of the magazine Planète, which
grants an important place to the UFO phenomenon. (France).
- Pocantico Conference
1997: The Pocantico conference concludes that there are certainly phenomena of
different origin, that there is no evidence of extraterrestrial intervention, that UFOs
have not advanced scientific knowledge, that has not found credible evidence of a
violation of known natural laws and most research on UFOs lacks the level of rigor
required by the scientific community.
- Poher (Claude Poher) -
(Born in 1936), member of CNES (National Center for Space Studies) and GEIPAN
(Study Group of Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena) (France).
* In 1977, under the leadership of Claude Poher, CNES created the first organization
official French scientist studying UFOs. (France).
- Ponzanelli (Otello Ponzanelli)
Ufologist (Italy).
- Pounce Projet
A top secret project from 1953 that aimed to evaluate the different types of UFOs, in
order to gain additional spatial knowledge. Code name from project to formalize all
the procedures to be followed in case of recovery after a Crash. (USA).
- Preston Dennett
(Author/Ufologist) (USA).
- Program
(Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program). Under the leadership of Nevada
Senator Harry Reid; this Secret Pentagon program came into being, so from 2008 to
2012. In 2012, the project takes end, but a question still hangs: would this program
still not secretly? (USA).
- Project Aquarius (Aquarius)
A top secret project started in 1953 and aimed at identify as much data as possible
about the existence of life forms aliens, and disseminate this information to relevant
projects. This project records the history of the presence of aliens on Earth, and the
interactions with the man, for the last 25,000 years. Since Homo Sapiens, until now.
Its existence was revealed by William Moore, when he made public three pages of
‘’Aquarius Project Executive Briefing Document’'. (USA).
- Project Blue Book
US Project, aimed at making the "official point" on UFOs, by the US Air Force.
Thirteen thousand reports did not prevent the US Air Force from declaring that UFOs
did not exist! US Air's latest public investigation project is about UFO, which began in
1952. Its purpose was to explain the UFO sightings, for whether they constituted a
danger to National Security, or whether UFOs could bring scientific knowledge to the
authorities. Reports were collected, analyzed and ranked according to their results.
Nobody noticed anything until a member of the investigative team sends his own
report observation. This report was filed, but when the man wanted to refer to his
statement, she was gone. He then speculated that the reports that remained
unexplained were removed from the files and sent to a higher authority; this thesis
has now been adopted by many ufologists. The Blue Book project was abandoned in
1969, at the following the publication of the Condon Report.
One of the investigators, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, then founded the first scientific ufology
group, the Center for UFO Studies (center ufological studies), in 1973. (USA).
- Project Blue Flight
Closely related to the Moon Dust Project, little is known ... (USA).
- Project Galileo
An S-4 project related to flying disk discoveries. (USA).
- Project Grudges
The successor of the Sign project, which was originally created to hide the UFO
problem. Journalists were encouraged to write that UFOs did not exist not.
The final report stated that all evidence could be challenged on the psychological,
even though the number of stories had increased by 23% since the sign project;
thus, any additional investigation should be seriously rethought, which was the case.
The Grudge Project ended in 1950. (USA).
* In 1949, the "Project Sign" is replaced by the "Project Grudge". The Grudge Project
ended in 1950 and is replaced by the Grunge Project. (USA).
- Project Grunge
Project that took over the Grudge project. It was intended to deny the existence of
UFOs. Objectives that had two phases: first find an explanation more or less valid for
each case of observation, and then bring the solution to the knowledge the United
States. (USA).
* In 1952, the Grunge Project is dissolved and replaced by the Project Blue Book
Project Blue Book, a true scientific study, led by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt. (USA).
- Project Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit
(I.P.U.). Unit dependent on the US Army. The records of this unit would represent
(according to a certain Joh Frick) the largest accumulation of evidence on the
presence of "Forces Foreign to the Earth." (USA).
- Project I.P.U.
(Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit). Unit dependent on the US Army. The records of
this unit would represent (according to a certain Joh Frick) the largest accumulation
of evidence on the presence of "forces foreign to the Earth." (USA).
- Project MAJI
(Project Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit.) - Unit dependent on the US Army.
The records of this unit would represent (according to a certain Joh Frick) the largest
accumulation of evidence on the presence of "foreign forces to the land." (USA).
- Project Moon Dust
Originally, this project was designed by the US Army to recover the debris of Soviet
space objects. In peacetime, this project has "slipped" towards the recovery of UFO
objects. (USA).
- Project NRO
Organization in charge of the safety of the Aliens and their ships (based at Ford
Carson, Oregon). (USA).
- Project PLATO
Project responsible for diplomatic relations with the Extraterrestrials. A deal with
the Extraterrestrials would have been spent. In exchange for technology, their
presence on Earth is kept secret, and they are allowed to conduct their experiments
(abductions). (USA).
- Project POUNCE
A top secret project of 1953 that aimed to evaluate the different types of UFOs, in
order to gain additional spatial knowledge. Project code name responsible for
formalizing all procedures to follow in case of recovery after a crash. (USA).
- Project REDLIGHT
Project to test the recovered vessels. It is carried out on the Area-51 site. SIGMA
Project Communications Project with the Extra-Terrestrials. It is still relevant as
regards communications. (USA).
-Project SIGMA
Project Draft communications with the aliens. He is always news in the field of
communications. (USA).
- Project SIGN
Project which started in January 1948, he took the continuation of the Grunge
Project. His conclusions are based on a starting premise that UFOs can not to exist.
His motto was: "Whatever you see or hear, do not believe it!" It lasted until February
1949, and the final result was that 20% of the observations remained unexplained.
(USA).
* September 23, 1947: Estimate of the Situation ("Estimate of the situation") is
the name of a Project Sign report, a UFO science project created by
the US Air Force. There is an official version published by the Pentagon on 10
December 1948 and an earlier, unofficial secret report written in 1948 by the
SIGN project staff and made public in 1956. In the secret report, the
Sign scientists explain how the extraterrestrial hypothesis is, in their view, the
more plausible to explain the nature of the most mysterious UFOs, before the
document was rejected and destroyed in 1960. The Pentagon's official report
that UFOs were "either not real or derived from a technology unknown in
from the USSR ".
* In 1949, the "Project Sign" is replaced by the "Project Grudge". The Grudge Project
has ended in 1950. It is replaced by the Grunge Project, which began in 1952.
* In 1952, the Grunge Project is dissolved and replaced by the Blue Book Project, a
true scientific study, led by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt.
- Project SNOWBIRD
A top secret project started in 1972 and whose aim was to search, analyze and
perform test flights of UFO wrecks. In any case, a ‘’Project Snowbird’’ existed, and
consisted of a joint exercise of the Air Force and of the land having place in the
sub-polar region in 1955; this definition appears in the 1963 edition of Research's
Codes Names Dictionary. The Project Snowbird we are talking about here is a
different Project whose existence has been revealed in the summary of the Aquarius
project. (USA).
- Project TWINKLE
A highly secretive study of green fireballs observed at New Mexico. When an
investigator arrived at the place where we could see balls of fire, they disappeared,
so that no search could take place. That's why the Twinkle project ended. It was
thought that since the fireballs disappeared at the approach of the investigators,
they were controlled by a form any kind of intelligence. (United States).
- PSICan
Ufology Organization (Canada).
- Quebec Association of Ufology
(AQU), Ufology Organization - Gilles Milot (Prés.) (Montreal, P.Q, Canada).
- Randi (James Randi) Rational skepticism
(Born Randall James Hamilton Zwinge, August 7, 1928 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada),
known as Randi the Amazing Randi, is a professional illusionist. He is more
particularly known as a demystifying pseudo-sciences and other paranormal
phenomena. He is at through its James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) an
active promoter of scientific skepticism, and as such is regularly invited to
American television shows.
According to Stanton Friedman, a Canadian nuclear physicist, James Randi is a
Maniac and he does not know anything about UFOs!
Illusionist career:
From a young age, he is fascinated by a magician, Harry Blackstone. A period
forced immobilization of 13 months following a serious bicycle accident
offers the opportunity to learn about this art through books. He leaves high school
well before the terminal and never attended secondary school.
Starting in 1946, James Randi works in Canada as an illusionist under his name
Randall Zwinge. Early in his career, he performs tricks that consist to free themselves
from safes or prison cells. His popularity is growing, but he is a little saddened when
we turn to him for his "miraculous powers".
During the 1960s, Randi also worked in various nightclubs Philippines. He leaves the
Philippines before the takeover by Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos in 1965. In the late
1960s, Randi hosted radio broadcasts New York, under the nickname The Amazing
Randi. In 1967, still in New York, he is speaking at the fourth congress of scientific
ufologists, on the need to sort through the UFO testimonials. (Canada).
- Randles (Jenny Randles)
(Born 1951) (United Kingdom).
- Rapport Sobeps (S.O.B.E.P.S)
It is the Belgian Society of Space Phenomena Study. SOBEPS was illustrated
especially during the wave of UFOs that crossed Belgium. (Belgium).
Sobeps Report
The Belgian wave of UFOs refers to a series of UFO sightings that took place in
From 1989 to 1991. In general, the witnesses claim to have observed
a triangular shape with rounded corners, identical lighting (three headlights
at the ends of the triangle and a red lighthouse in the center, which can come off
and dive to the ground) and moving without or with very little noise.
This wave is considered by skeptics as a psychosocial contagion (according to the
general explanatory rule of UFO waves proposed by Philip J. Klass). (Belgium).
- Raúl Núñez Gálvez
Well-known writer and ufologist, correspondent of several specialized publications
such as Year Zero; Beyond science and the enigma, between other. (Spain).
- Rauni Leena Luukanen
Doctor, parapsychologist. Had an abduction by ET's. (Finland).
- Ray Alex
(Born 1963) (Sweden).
- Raymond E. Fowler
(Born 1934) (USA).
- Raymond Veillith
* L.D.L.N. (Name of a French magazine devoted to UFOs.) - It means Lights
In the night. (La France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism, theology. In 2011, its
editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the
Vienne. (France).
- Redfern (Nick Redfern)
(Born in 1964) Is a journalist, author and researcher on UFOs. He his from
from England but now lives in Texas. The topics covered in his books range from
Men in Black with UFOs, cryptozoology and other paranormal subjects. His
last book, is the title Top Secret Alien Abduction. (USA).
- REDLIGHT Project
Project to test the recovered vessels. It is carried out on the Area-51 site. SIGMA
Project Communications Project with the Extra-Terrestrials. It is still relevant as
regards communications. (USA).
- Reeves (Hubert Reeves)
Astrophysicist of international fame. Popular Science. (France/Canada).
- Rémy Chauvin
(1913-2009), biologist and entomologist. (France).
- Rémy Fauchereau
Ufologist (France).
- René Fouéré
(Deceased) (Husband of Francine Fouéré), (Dean of Ufology in France).
(Books in 5 volumes: Spacial Phenomena) (France).
- René Varino or Warino
Ufologue (France).
- Report Condon
Last part of the "Blue Book Project" (1969). Written by Dr. Edward Condon; he began
his investigation by saying that UFOs are illusions, that people who believe in it are
fools, that the authors of books on the subject should be flogged and bluebook is a
waste of time. Extremely difficult to read, this report concluded to the non-existence
of UFOs ... (USA).
- Report Sobeps (S.O.B.E.P.S)
It is the Belgian Society of Space Phenomena Study. SOBEPS was illustrated
especially during the wave of UFOs that crossed Belgium. (Belgium).
Sobeps Report
The Belgian wave of UFOs refers to a series of UFO sightings that took place in
From 1989 to 1991. In general, the witnesses claim to have observed
a triangular shape with rounded corners, identical lighting (three headlights
at the ends of the triangle and a red lighthouse in the center, which can come off
and dive to the ground) and moving without or with very little noise.
This wave is considered by skeptics as a psychosocial contagion (according to the
general explanatory rule of UFO waves proposed by Philip J. Klass). (Belgium).
- Research in Ufology
Chris Ruthowski - (Canada).
- Research in Ufology
Vicki Rutkowski - (Canada).
- Research Service of the Ministry of Defense American
(D.I.S.) (Defense Investigation Service) - (USA).
- Revista UFO - Adamar Gevaerd or (Ademar José Gevaerd) -
Editor-in-chief of '' Revista UFO '' (USA).
- Ribardière (Michel Ribardière)
Ufologist Professor of Mathematics - Case of Abductions - Region of
Bievres Essones (France).
- Ribes (Jean-Claude Ribes)
(Astronomer) Polytechnic and writer specialized in UFOs (France).
- Ricardo Gonzalez (Richard Gonzalez)
Peruvian researcher and lecturer in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Posted by Julio
Gonzalez on April 4, 2013 - UFO Conference, Contacts extraterrestrials, white
brotherhood. ( Peru).
- Richard Glen (Experimental Esotericism)
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Richard Gonzalez (Ricardo Gonzalez) -
Peruvian researcher and lecturer in Buenos Aires, Argentina. - Posted by Julio
Gonzalez on April 4, 2013 - UFO Conference, Contacts extraterrestrials, white
brotherhood. (Peru).
- Richard H. Hall
(December 25, 1930 - July 17, 2009). (MUFON - Mutual UFO Network) (USA).
- Richard Lang
Ufologist (USA).
- Riley Martin
(Born 1946) (USA).
- Robert Charroux
(1909-1978) - Writer.Partner of the Theory of the Ancient Astronauts. (France).
- Robert Dean or (Bob Dean)
(Born 1929 - Decease Oct. 11, 2018) - Veteran of the ‘’Secret Space Program’’
(USA).
- Robert KG Temple
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Robert Sheaffer
(Born 1949) (USA).
- Robin (Daniel Robin)
Ufologist (France) Ovni investigation (France).
- Rodrigo Bravo Garrido
Ufologist and writer, whose last book is called the extraterrestrials died.
Bravo Garrido is a former adviser of CEFAA (Committee of aerial phenomena).
Santiago. (Chile).
- Rodriguez (Ubirajara Franco Rodriguez)
Ufologist (Brazil).
- Roger Leir
Surgeon. Extractions of implants of unknown origin -Deceased. (California, USA).
- Ruben Morales
Professor/Ufologist. SUMMARY OF «LOS UFOOS OF THE ANTÁRTIDA »
THE BOOK OF PROFESSOR RUBEN MORALES (Argentina).
- Ruthowski (Chris Ruthowski )
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Rutkowski (Vicki Rutkowski )
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Rutledge (Harley Rutledge)
(1926-2006) (USA).
- Ryan (Shane Ryan) :
Ufologist, writer and teacher (Australia).
- S-4
There are 3 S-4s at the Nevada test site (Zone 51 headquarters). The first is a nuclear
reactor, the second is located just south of the Tonopah test area, and the last called
Papoose Dry Lake Bed, located 15 kilometers away from the Area 51. It is in this last
place that Robert Lazar declared to have worked. (USA).
- Safranionek (Didier Safranionek)
(Frontiers of Science) - Ufologue (France).
- Sagan (Carl Edward Sagan) Rational skepticism
Carl Edward Sagan - Born November 9, 1934 in Brooklyn, NY and died on the 20th
December 1996 (at age 62) in Seattle, Washington, is a scientist and astronomer
American. He is one of the founders of exobiology. He supported the SETI program
of extraterrestrial intelligence research and directed for television the series of
Scientific popularization Cosmos, diffused on several continents. It is also
known for his skepticism.
In 1958, a top-secret file, the "Project A119" of the US Air Force, aiming
to detonate an atomic bomb on the moon.
Sagan is an American science popularizer. It's also one of the biggest skeptics about
UFOs; he believes it's impossible for a UFO to cross distances of several light years
because of the quantities tremendous energy and time needed for such a trip.
His theory implies that the only method of transport that can be used is linear and
that the speed maximum of a vehicle is the speed of light. Robert Lazar then
declared that the method of UFO travel uses gravitational waves. (United States).
In 1968, a symposium on UFOs was organized within the framework of the
Association Science for the Advancement of Science by Astronomers Carl Sagan and
Thornton Page. (United States).
- Saint-Pierre (Étienne Saint-Pierre)
Quantum Ufology (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Salatun (Jacob Salatun)
Pioneer of UFO research in Indonesia. (Indonesia).
- Salla (Michael Salla)
Professor at the Exopolitics Institute (USA).
Dr. Michael Salla is an expert in International Politics and Politics
foreign currency of the United States. World famous, it is best known as
being a pioneer in the development of exo-politics, the study of the main
process related to extraterrestrial life. (USA).
- Salvador Villanueva
1953 Le Mexicain Salvador Villanueva publie son livre Yo estuve en el planeta Venus.
- Scantamburlo (Luca Scantamburlo)
Independent ufologist researcher - (Italy).
- Schatzman (Evry Schatzman)
1951: Astronomer Evry Schatzman begins to publish a series of articles
denouncing the belief in UFOs as obscurantist. (USA).
- Schellhorn (Cope Schellhorn)
(Professor and Ufologist) - (Island of Puerto Rico) (Mexico).
- Scornaux (Jacques Scornaux) Rational scepticism ?
(Born in 1946) is a skeptical Belgian writer. His publications are mainly
on the UFO phenomenon. At a time when he was not yet skeptical, he was a
active member of the Belgian Society for the Study of Spatial Phenomena.
Jacques Scornaux has contributed a lot to popularize and popularize the ideas of
Michel Monnerie through several articles. Text access from Monnerie was
difficult because he did not master the vocabulary of the humanities and his style
was considered clumsy. In his articles, Scornaux presented the ideas of Monnerie in
a more scientific vocabulary and in a more rigorous way, which has made it possible
to convince more people of the interest of his two works which are at the origin of
the "New ufology". (Belgium).
- Scott C. Waring
Defender of conspiracy theories. His blog : ufosightingsdaily.com (USA).
- SCEAU/Archives OVNI - The conservation of archives with the creation, in 1990, of
France, SCEAU/Archives OVNI (Safeguarding, conservation of studies and archives
ufological). (France).
- Scully (Frank Scully)
1950 Frank Scully, publishes Behind The Flying Saucers.
- SEMOC - Created in 1954 by the Air Force, the ‘’SEMOC’’ : ("Section of study of the
mysterious celestial objects"). - (France).
- S.E.P.R.A. - Service Expertise des Phénomènes de Rentrée Atmosphérique.
Dependent on C.N.R.S. First French "Official" body to study UFOs.
Many doubt its effectiveness, or even its real goals. (La France).
* The S.E.P.R.A succeeds: (G.E.P.A.N.) Study Group of Phenomena Aerospace
Unidentified - (France).
* In 1987, GEPAN (Aerospace Phenomena Study Group Unidentified), was finally
dissolved and replaced by SEPRA (Service expertise of the atmospheric reentries),
under the direction of Jean-Jacques Velasco. (France).
* In 2004, SEPRA is included in the CNES. (France).
- Sergei Bulantsew
Tass news agency foreign service chief. (Russia).
Great interest for UFOs (Russia).
- SETI
Douglas Vakoch.
Researcher, former member of Seti, big brother of Meti, who tries only to intercept
an extraterrestrial message. (USA).
- SETI
Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI).
This is a program funded by the US Government that aims to collect electromagnetic
wave emissions from space. These emissions would be a means of communication
used by UFOs who ‘’flee’’, like television images that could theoretically be captured
from space. If SETI detected emission abnormal, he would investigate to determine
their provenance. Ufologists are very skeptical about this project, as the project tries
to prove that UFOs do not exist even though SETI does not even wait to find
programs that can not be identified. According to an article by Dr. Pierre Guerin in
the "flying saucer review", the government would already know about the existence
of ETs, collaborate with them and know that UFOs do not use means of
communication involving electromagnetic waves. The project would then be as
effective as attempting to receive a Indian smoke message with a radio. The SETI
Project ended in October 1993 with a Congress decision based on a cost reduction
goal. He was not a success. (USA).
- Shane Ryan :
Ufologist, writer and teacher (Australia).
- Sharygin Sergey Alexandrovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Sheaffer (Robert Sheaffer)
Born 1949 (USA).
- Sicaud (Marco Sicaud)
Ufologist (France).
- Sightings.com
Website on UFO phenomena (Canada).
- SIGN Project
Project which started in January 1948, he took the continuation of the Grunge
Project. His conclusions are based on a starting premise that UFOs can not to exist.
His motto was: "Whatever you see or hear, do not believe it!" It lasted until February
1949, and the final result was that 20% of the observations remained unexplained.
(USA).
- Sitchin (Zecharia Sitchin)
Writer.
- Snowbird Project
A top secret project started in 1972 and whose aim was to search, analyze and
perform test flights of UFO wrecks. In any case, a ‘’Project Snowbird’’ existed, and
consisted of a joint exercise of the Air force and of the land having place in the
sub-polar region in 1955; this definition appears in the 1963 edition of Research's
Codes Names Dictionary. The Project Snowbird we are talking about here is a
different Project whose existence has been revealed in the summary of the Aquarius
Project. (USA).
- Soares (J. Victor Soares)
Ufologist (Bazil).
- S.O.B.E.P.S
This is the Belgian Society for the Study of Space Phenomena. SOBEPS illustrated
especially during the wave of UFOs that crossed Belgium. (Belgium).
Sobeps Report
The Belgian wave of UFOs refers to a series of UFO sightings that took place in
From 1989 to 1991. In general, the witnesses claim to have observed
a triangular shape with rounded corners, identical lighting (three headlights
at the ends of the triangle and a red lighthouse in the center, which can come off
and dive to the ground) and moving without or with very little noise.
This wave is considered by skeptics as a psychosocial contagion (according to the
general explanatory rule of UFO waves proposed by Philip J. Klass). (Belgium).
- SOS Ovni
French Organization for Investigation and Research on UFO Regional delegations are
present for quick surveys. It's a Association law 1901. She publishes a review called
Phénoména. (France).
- Soto (Jose Soto)
(One of the mayors of Puerto Rico) (Former police officer and Hunter/Investigator
from Chupacabras) (Puerto Rico) (Mexico).
- Spiegel (Lee Spiegel) Journalist at the Huffington Post (USA).
- Stanton Friedman
Born 1934 - Ufologist (USA).
Nuclear physicist (Canada).
According to Stanton Friedman, a Canadian nuclear physicist, James Randi is a
Maniac and he does not know anything about UFOs!
- Steiger (Brad E. Steiger)
Brad Olson's Brad Steiger, published by Flying Saucers are Hostile,
co-authored with Joan Whritenour. (USA).
Brad E. Steiger, pseudonym of Eugene E. Olson (born in Fort Dodge, Iowa) on
February 19, 1936 and died at Mason City (Iowa) on May 6, 2018), is an American
writer, author of many books on the paranormal, UFOs, mysteries
prehistoric and spirituality, as well as biographies of movie stars (including
Greta Garbo, Judy Garland and Rudolph Valentino). (USA).
His parents encouraged him to study at the Theological College of Luther in Iowa
(graduating in 1957) and then at the University of Iowa (graduating in 1963).
From 1963 to 1967, he was professor of English and then of literature in his former
faculty.
Brad Steiger claims to have written his first book at the age of seven. His first
publication, Ghosts, Ghouls and Other Peculiar People, was published in 1965. He
became a full-time writer in 1967.
Brad Steiger is the author or co-author of more than 164 books, of which more than
17 million have been sold.
He is an editor in various literary and popular periodicals. His first articles and news
are published in 1956.
From 1971 to 1973, his column "The Strange World of Brad Steiger" is used in nearly
100 newspapers and magazines around the world.
He is the first ufologist to have talked about reptilian-like aliens or humanoid reptiles
in his book Flying Saucers are hostile (1967). Subsequently, conspiracy writer David
Icke will take up this theme and popularize it. (USA).
- Steve Hopkins
(Born 1978) (USA).
- Steve Murillo
Ufologist (USA).
- Steven M. Greer
(Born 1955) (USA).
- Steven P. Novella Rational scepticism
Born July 29, 1964, is an American professor of neurology. Steven Novella is
famous for his involvement in the skeptical movement, and more particularly
because he is the host of The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe podcast.
Steven Novella is the president and co-founder of the New England Skeptical
Society and host of this organization's podcast, The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe.
He writes the monthly Weird Science column for the New Haven Advocate and
contributes to several blogs. Steven Novella appeared in several TV shows
television, among others Penn & Teller: Bullnuts !. (USA).
- Stevens (Wendelle Stevens)
Lieutenant Colonel of the US Air Force. Has studied carefully hundreds photos of
Flying saucers taken by the Swiss Edward Myers.
Colonel Wendelle Stevens claims that the photos of Myers were compared with
photos taken by other photographers and are authentic. (USA).
- St-Germain (Marc St-Germain)
Ufologist - Provincial Director of MUFON Canada in 2015 - (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Streletsky Vladimir Vasilyevich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Strieber (Whitley Strieber)
Born June 13, 1945 (USA).
- Study Group on Aerial Phenomena
GEPA (Groupe d’étude des phénomènes aériens)
(Study Group on Aerial Phenomena)
1962: In Paris, foundation of GEPA (Study Group of Aerial Phenomena) by
scientists whose ambition is to study this phenomenon rationally. (France).
- Survey.canadianuforeport.com
Website Ufology Organization (Canada).
- Swords (Michael D. Swords) (USA).
- Tarasovich (Tavrichesky Anatoly Tarasovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Tarmo Tukeva
Major Finnish Air Force.
In his career, he reportedly pursued UFOs. (Finland).
- TAU CETI
Marcel Pech from TAU CETI - Ufologist (France).
- Tavrichesky Anatoly Tarasovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Tchentchik (Andreï Tchentchik)
Engineer - Expert Specialist - UFOS Polymorphics. - Synergy/Osmosis (Kiev, Ukraine).
- Temple (Robert KG Temple)
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Teplov Alfred Ivannovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
-The black vault
Greenewald John - Writer and founder of Web Site: the black vault.(USA).
- The Bogdanov brothers
Scientific extension workers (France).
- The bulletin of the spouses Fouéré -
Françine Fouéré - One of the 1st Association Ufologique French. (France).
- The Grapouillot
(The Secrets of GR) - Magazine (France).
- The Poer (Brinsley The Poer Trench)
(1911-1995). (United Kingdom).
- Thirouin (Marc Thirouin)
* In 1951, the lawyer Marc Thirouin founded the Ouranos bulletin devoted to
saucers flying. (France).
- Thomas (Gilles Thomas)
O.E.I.L: UFO. STRANGE. INVESTIGATION. FREE. - (O.E.I.L : OVNI.
ETRANGE. INVESTIGATION. LIBRE.) (Gilles Thomas.- France)
(Daily Motion) (France).
- Thornton Page - In 1968, a symposium on UFOs is organized in the framework of
the American Association for the Advancement of Science by Astronomers Carl
Sagan and Thornton Page. (USA).
- Tom Durant Ufologist - Blogger and Radio Host (USA).
- Transport Canada - Documents
(Statements of UFO Observations) (Canada).
- Tsoukalos (Giorgio A. Tsoukalos)
Writer, Science Fiction.
- Tukeva (Tarmo Tukeva)
Major Finnish Air Force.
In his career, he reportedly pursued UFOs. (Finland).
- Twinkle Project -
A highly secretive study of green fireballs observed at New Mexico. When an
investigator arrived at the place where we could see balls of fire, they disappeared,
so that no search could take place.That's why the Twinkle project ended. It was
thought that since the fireballs disappeared at the approach of the investigators,
they were controlled by a form any kind of intelligence. (USA).
- Ubirajara Franco Rodriguez
Ufologist (Brazil).
- UFO BC
UFO Organism (Canada).
- UFO Field Researchers Unted
Luis Burgos Researcher, Founder of UFO Field Researchers Unted - President of the
Argentina Ovnilogia Foundation (FAO). (Argentina).
- UFOINFO
UFO Organism (Canada).
- UFO Languedoc
(OVNI Languedoc). Ufology Association - Ufology Meetings (France).
- Ufology Research
Ufology Organization. (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada).
- UFO Paranormal Science
Osp On Facebook :
c / f: www.facebook.com/groups/ovniscienceparanormal/
- UFO PARIS (OVNI PARIS)
Ufology Organization (France).
- UFO Québec
Ufology Organization - (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- UFO Research Center Nicois
CRUN - Eric Zurcher, Ufologist - Founder and member - Founded between 1974-75
(France).
- UFOS North West
UFO Organization (Canada).
- UFO. STRANGE. INVESTIGATION. FREE.
(O.E.I.L : OVNI. ETRANGE. INVESTIGATION. LIBRE.) Gilles Thomas - (Daily Motion)
(France).
- UFO TIMES (Bi-Weekly Review).
B.U.F.O.R.A (British UFO Research Organization) :
Research Group English on UFOs. The largest UFO investigation group in Britain was
created in 1964. He publishes the fortnightly 'UFO TIMES' and conducts research on
the UFO phenomenon. (United Kingdom).
- Uforum.blogspot.com
Website (Canada).
- ufosightingsdaily.com
(Scott C. Waring) - Defender of conspiracy theories. -
His blog ufosightingsdaily.com (USA).
- Ulrich (Marc Ulrich)
Organizer of UFO Meals - Paris Region (France).
- USAF - In 1977, American organizations, including the FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the OSI,
the DoD, USAF, etc., are beginning to release some of their UFO records. (USA).
In 1994, following congressional demand, the United States Air Force:
(USAF), publishes its first report on Roswell, in which it reveals that it was a
secret balloon. (USA) .
In 1997, the United States Air Force issued its second report on Roswell, in which
which reveals that the so-called creatures were models. (USA).
- USSPACECOM
US official agency responsible for space surveillance American. (USA).
- Vadnais Yann - From GARPAN
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Vakoch (Douglas Vakoch)
SETI - Researcher, former member of Seti, big brother of Meti, who only tries to
intercept an extraterrestrial message. (USA).
- Vallée (Jacques Fabrice Vallée)
(Born September 24, 1939) Scientist.- Ufologue (France/USA).
In 1966 Jacques Vallée, a young French astronomer and computer scientist working
with J. Allen Hynek, publishes Anatomy of a Phenomenon and Challenge to Science,
creating the first classification system of UFO sightings. He will improve it in 1990.
Jacques Fabrice Vallée, born September 24, 1939 in Pontoise in the Val-d'Oise, is a
computer scientist, astronomer, ufologist and French writer of science fiction. He
lives in the San Francisco area.
Son of a magistrate, Jacques Vallée obtained a degree in mathematics at the
Sorbonne and a master's degree in astrophysics at the University of Lille. As a
teenager, in Pontoise, two things guide his life: the vision of a UFO in the sky of his
hometown, "classic, silvery, reflecting the Sun, with a kind of transparent dome on it"
(observation which will be confirmed by the one of his friends living in the same city)
and the reading in 1958 of a book by the French ufologist Aimé Michel, with whom
he enters into correspondence.
During his studies of astrophysics, he observes other UFOs, which he can not explain.
In 1961, he began his professional career as an astronomer at the Observatoire de
Paris.
In 1962, he left France to practice astronomy at the University of Texas (USA), where
he helped establish the first computer map of Mars for NASA. He then studied at
Northwestern University, where he obtained a PhD in computer science. A major
investigator of NSF's large computer network project, which culminated in the first
teleconference system on ARPANET several years before the advent of the Internet,
he also officiated at the National Advisory Committee of the University of Michigan
College of Medicine. Engineering.
It was in 1961 that his first science-fiction novel, The Sub-Space, was published by
Georges H. Gallet, director of "Fantastic Ray". With this novel, Vallée wins the Jules
Verne Prize under the pseudonym Jérôme Sériel.
In 1976, he founded InfoMedia, the first company specializing in teleconferencing
and groupware.
He discovers artificial intelligence and joins the Blue Book project. Increasingly
interested in UFOs, he proposed in 1966 a classification system for UFO sightings,
which will be followed by a second one in 1990.
He and his mentor J. Allen Hynek founded the Invisible College, which will then
merge into CUFOS, a group of experts from around the world who wonder about
flying saucers without necessarily believing it.
Jacques Vallée sees in the ufological phenomenon a terrestrial evolutionary "control"
system, operating on the collective unconscious of our species, from where a holistic
vision through examples of folkloric or contemporary phenomena coming out of the
ordinary human. This perception of the author is confirmed by the reading of the
trilogy Other dimensions / confrontations / revelations at the dawn of the 1990s.
He is chosen by Steven Spielberg as a model for the character of Lacombe, the French
scholar played by François Truffaut in his film Rencontres du troisième type.
He is approaching the founder of the Church of Satan, Anton Szandor LaVey, as part
of his research.
Since 1987, Jacques Vallée, a venture capitalist in Silicon Valley, has been promoting
venture capital in the stakes of the millennium: venture capital and innovation and is
involved in investments in some sixty start-ups. He also sits on the Evry Génopole
scientific council. (France).
- Varino (René Varino) or Warino
Ufologist (France).
- Vasilyevich (Streletsky Vladimir Vasilyevich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Veillith (Raymond Veillith)
* L.D.L.N. (Name of a French magazine devoted to UFOs.) - It means Lights
In the night. (La France).
* In 1958: The magazine Lights in the night (LDLN) is founded in France by
Raymond Veillith at Chambon-sur-Lignon in the Haute-Loire. This review addresses
ufology but also areas such as organic farming, vegetarianism,
theology. In 2011, its editor-in-chief is Joël Mesnard and his headquarters are in
Saint-Julien-l'Ars in the Vienne. (La France).- Velasco (Jean-Jacques Velasco)
* In 1987, GEPAN was finally dissolved and replaced by SEPRA (Service
expertise of the atmospheric reentries), under the direction of Jean-Jacques
Velasco. (France).
- Velasco (Jean-Jacques Velasco)
* In 1987, GEPAN was finally dissolved and replaced by SEPRA (Service
expertise of the atmospheric reentries), under the direction of Jean-Jacques
Velasco. (France).
- Venediktovich (Ignatenko Albert Venediktovich)
Ufologist. (Ukraine).
- Vera (Walter Vera)
Ufologist, Walter Vera of Puerto Natales. (Chile).
- Vicki Rutkowski
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Videos on UFOs and Extraterrestrials
YouTube - YouTube channel - (International).
- Villanueva (Salvador Villanueva)
1953 Le Mexicain Salvador Villanueva publie son livre Yo estuve en el planeta Venus.
- Villien (François Villien)
CRUN - (Centre de Recherche Ufologique Nicois) - Nicois UFO Research Center .
Founder and member : Eric Zürcher - Founded between 1974-75 -
(François Villien with CRUN) (France).
- Virgil Armstrong
CIA agent, US army officer. (USA).
- Vittorio Pacaccini
Ufologist (USA).
- Vladimirovich (Baranovsky Valery Vladimirovich)
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Von Braun (Wernher Von Braun)
Engineer - Born March 23, 1912, died on June 16, 1977 (Germany) (USA).
- von Däniken (Erich von Däniken),
(Born in 1935). (Swiss).
- Vorozhbit (Artem Vorozhbit)
Ufologist - UFO Research Center (Ukraine).
- VSD Magazine
In September 1991, the UMMO affair featuring Jean-Pierre Petit, director of
research at the CNRS - An article relating to Ummites extraterrestrials.
(From the planet UMMO). Publication, in the No. 731 of the magazine "VSD"
(P. 44 to 49).(France).
- Walter Vera
Ufologist, of Puerto Natales. (Chile).
- Waring - (Scott C. Waring)
Defender of conspiracy theories. His blog ufosightingsdaily.com (USA).
- Warino (René Warino) or Varino
Ufologist (France).
- Watson (Nigel Watson) - Ufologist (USA).
- Webre (Alfred Webre)
Born 1942 (USA).
- Website on UFO phenomena
Sightings.com - (Canada).
- Website - Uforum.blogspot.com - (Canada).
- Wendelle Stevens
Lieutenant Colonel of the US Air Force. Has studied carefully hundreds photos of
Flying saucers taken by the Swiss Edward Myers.
Colonel Wendelle Stevens claims that the photos of Myers were compared with
photos taken by other photographers and are authentic. (USA).
- Wernher Von Braun
Engineer - Born March 23, 1912, died on June 16, 1977. (Germany) (USA).
- William J. Birnes (USA).
- Whitley Strieber
(Born June 13, 1945) (USA).
- Yann Vadnais
Of GARPAN - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- YouTube
YouTube Channel - Videos on UFOs and Extraterrestrials (International).
- YouTube Channel
YouTube - Videos on UFOs and Extraterrestrials (International).
- Yukon UFO
UFO Organism (Canada).
- Zamoroka Vladimir Efimovich
Ufologist (Ukraine).
- Zecharia Sitchin
Writer.
- Zerpa (Fabio Zerpa),
(Born in 1928), parapsychologist (Argentina).
- ZOND
Ufology Association - Artyom Bilyk Pres. (Kiev, Ukraine).
- Zone Parallèle
UFO Investigations (Prov. Quebec, Canada).
- Zurcher - Eric Zurcher
Ufologist - CRUN - Nicois UFO Research Center. Founder and Member - Founded
between 1974-75 (France).
NOTE: Reviewed and corrected - May 25, 2019. By: Hanz W.
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