Last update: August 4, 2019.
(.#011).-UFOLOGISTS IN THE WORLD - LIST BY COUNTRY - En. - Par Hanz
LIST BY COUNTRY :
ARGENTINA :
- 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). ->
BELGIUM :
- 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).
- Jacques Van Rillaer Rational skepticism
Jacques Van Rillaer, born in Louvain on February 14, 1944, is a Belgian psychologist
and psychotherapist, specialist in cognitive-behavioral therapies. He is Professor
Emeritus at the Catholic University of Louvain and Saint Louis University - Brussels
and conducts historical and critical research on the life and work of Sigmund Freud.
(Belgium).
- Rillaer (Jacques Van Rillaer) Rational skepticism
Jacques Van Rillaer, born in Louvain on February 14, 1944, is a Belgian psychologist
and psychotherapist, specialist in cognitive-behavioral therapies. He is Professor
Emeritus at the Catholic University of Louvain and Saint Louis University - Brussels
and conducts historical and critical research on the life and work of Sigmund Freud.
(Belgium).
BRAZIL :
- AFEU
(Associacao Fluminense de Estudos Ufologicos) - Itaipava - Rio de Janeiro.
Marco Antonio Petit de Castro.
(Brasil).
- A.J. Gevaerd
CBPDV (Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas de Discos Voadores) and Revista UFO -
Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul.
CBPDV (Brazilian Center for Research on Flying Discs) and UFO Magazine -
Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul;
(Brazil).
- Alves Elesbao Anderson
Ufology (Brazil).
- ANUB
(Associacao Nacional dos Ufologos do Brasil) - Curitiba - Parana.
ANUB (National Association of Ufologists of Brazil) - Curitiba - Parana.
Rafael Cury.
(Brazil).
- APUC
(Associacao de Pesquisas Ufologicas do Campo) - Manaus – Amazonas.
APUC (Ufology Field Research Association) - Manaus - Amazonas.
(Brazil).
- Boaventura Jr.(Edson Boaventura Jr.)
GUG (Grupo Ufologico do Guaruja) - Sao Paulo (Brasil).
- Breier (Rogerio Porto Breier)
Ufology (Brazil).
- CBPDV
(Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas de Discos Voadores) and Revista UFO - Campo
Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul.
CBPDV (Brazilian Center for Research on Flying Discs) and UFO Magazine -
Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul.
A.J. Gevaerd.
(Brazil).
- CEPEX
(Centro de Pesquisas Exologicas) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
CEPEX (Exological Research Center) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
Oswaldo and Eduardo Mondini.
(Brazil).
- CISNE
(Centro de Investigacao sobre a Natureza dos Extraterrestres) - Rio de Janeiro.
CISNE (Center for Research on the Nature of Extraterrestrials) - Rio de Janeiro.
Irene Granchi.
(Brazil).
- AFEU
(Associacao Fluminense de Estudos Ufologicos) - Itaipava - Rio de Janeiro.
Marco Antonio Petit de Castro.
(Brasil).
- A.J. Gevaerd
CBPDV (Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas de Discos Voadores) and Revista UFO -
Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul.
CBPDV (Brazilian Center for Research on Flying Discs) and UFO Magazine -
Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul;
(Brazil).
- Alves Elesbao Anderson
Ufology (Brazil).
- ANUB
(Associacao Nacional dos Ufologos do Brasil) - Curitiba - Parana.
ANUB (National Association of Ufologists of Brazil) - Curitiba - Parana.
Rafael Cury.
(Brazil).
- APUC
(Associacao de Pesquisas Ufologicas do Campo) - Manaus – Amazonas.
APUC (Ufology Field Research Association) - Manaus - Amazonas.
(Brazil).
- Boaventura Jr.(Edson Boaventura Jr.)
GUG (Grupo Ufologico do Guaruja) - Sao Paulo (Brasil).
- Breier (Rogerio Porto Breier)
Ufology (Brazil).
- CBPDV
(Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas de Discos Voadores) and Revista UFO - Campo
Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul.
CBPDV (Brazilian Center for Research on Flying Discs) and UFO Magazine -
Campo Grande - Mato Grosso do Sul.
A.J. Gevaerd.
(Brazil).
- CEPEX
(Centro de Pesquisas Exologicas) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
CEPEX (Exological Research Center) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
Oswaldo and Eduardo Mondini.
(Brazil).
- CISNE
(Centro de Investigacao sobre a Natureza dos Extraterrestres) - Rio de Janeiro.
CISNE (Center for Research on the Nature of Extraterrestrials) - Rio de Janeiro.
Irene Granchi.
(Brazil).
- Lindemann (Michael Lindemann)
ISCNI (Brasil).
- Marco Antonio Petit de Castro
AFEU (Associación Fluminense de Estudos Ufologicos) - Itaipava - Rio de Janeiro.
(Brazil).
- Marco Antonio Rodrigues Silva
GEOANI (Grupo de Estudos de Objetos nao Identificados) - Sao Paulo.
GEOANI (Study Group of Unidentified Objects) - Sao Paulo
(Brazil).
- Michael Lindemann
ISCNI (Brasil).
- Mondini (Eduardo Mondini)
CEPEX (Centro de Pesquisas Exologicas) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
CEPEX (Exological Research Center) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
(Brazil).
- Mondini (Oswaldo Mondini)
CEPEX (Centro de Pesquisas Exologicas) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
CEPEX (Exological Research Center) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
(Brazil).
- Oswaldo Mondini
CEPEX (Centro de Pesquisas Exologicas) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
CEPEX (Exological Research Center) - Sumare - Sao Paulo
(Brazil).
- Paulo H Andrade
Ufology (Brazil).
- Pedro Cunha
Ufology (Brazil).
- Rafael Cury
ANUB (Associacao Nacional dos Ufologos do Brasil) - Curitiba - Parana.
ANUB (National Association of Ufologists of Brazil) - Curitiba - Parana.
(Brazil).
- Ricardo Varela Correa
Ufology (Brazil).
- Rogerio Porto Breier
Ufology (Brazil).
- SEE
(Sociedade de Estudos Extraterrestres) - Florianopolis - Santa Catarina.
SEE (Society of Extraterrestrial Studies) - Florianopolis - Santa Catarina.
(Brazil).
- Steiner (Hugo Peter Steiner)
Ufology (Brazil).
- UBPDV
(Uniao Brasileira para Pesquisa de Discos Voadores) - Rio de Janeiro.
UBPDV (Brazilian Union for Research on Flying Discs) - Rio de Janeiro.
(Brazil).
- Vilanova (Jamil Vilanova)
GUG (Grupo Ufologico do Guaruja) - Sao Paulo (Brasil).
CANADA :
- Alientv.org :
Michel Bilodeau - Founder of the Website: Alientv.org (Montreal, Canada).
- AQU :
Quebec Association of Ufology (AQU) - Ufology Organization - President
Gilles Milot. (Montreal, P.Q, Canada).
- Bilodeau (Michel Bilodeau) :
Founder of the Website: Alientv.org (Montreal, Canada).
- Blackière (Philippe Blackière) :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Boisly (Denis Boisly) :
Of AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Bordeleau (Henri Bordeleau) :
Deceased - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Bourbeau (François Bourbeau) :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Canadian UFO Report :
Website - Email: canadianuforeport@hotmail.com - (Canada).
- Canadian UFO Survey :
UFO Research Organization in Manitoba (Canada).
- Caron (Pierre Caron) :
Ufologist - AQU / Mufon (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Casault (Jean Casault) :
Of CEIPI - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- CEIPI :
Jean Casault (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Chris Ruthowski :
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Christian Page :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Collins (Curt Collins) :
Ufologist (Canada).
- Curt Collins :
Ufologist (Canada).
- Cyr (Donald Cyr) :
Ufologist - Active since the 1980s (Prov Quebec, Canada) .
- Defense National Defense and the Canadian Forces - Documents :
(UFO Statements of Observations) (Canada).
- Denis Boisly :
From AQU - Ufologist, former investigator (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Dittman (Geoff Dittman) :
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Documents - (Statements of UFO Observations) :
Transport Canada - (Canada).
- Donald Cyr :
Ufologist - Active since the 1980s (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Étienne Saint-Pierre :
Quantum Ufology (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Fergurson (Jean Fergurson) :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- François Bourbeau :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- GARPAN :
Ufology Organization - Yann Vadnais de GARPAN - Ufologist (Prov.Quebec, Canada).
- Geoff Dittman :
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Gilles Milot :
From AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Glen (Richard Glen) :
(Experimental Esotericism) - Ufologist (Prov. Quebec, Canada).
- Hanz W. :
Ufologist Secret, according to GARPAN (Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Hellyer (Paul Hellyer) :
(Born 1923) (Canada).
- Henri Bordeleau :
Deceased - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Huber (Marc Huber) :
Ufologist (Prov.Quebec, Canada).
- Jean Casault
Of CEIPI - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Jean-Charles Moyen :
Ufologist - Deputy Director of MUFON Québec in September 2015 –
(Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Jean Fergurson :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Jean Morissette :
Ufologist - Association québécoise d’ufologie (AQU) - (Prov. Québec, Canada).
- Leduc (Marc Leduc) - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- 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).
- Michel Bilodeau :
Founder of the Website: Alientv.org (Montreal, Canada).
- Milot (Gilles Milot) :
From AQU - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- MJ. Banias :
Ufologist (Canada).
- Morissette (Jean Morissette) :
Ufologist - Association québécoise d’ufologie (AQU) - (Prov. Quebec, Canada).
- Moyen (Jean-Charles Moyen) :
Ufologist - Deputy Director of MUFON Quebec in Sept. 2015.(Prov. Quebec, Canada).
- MUFON :
Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) - UFO Organization (Canada).
- Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) :
UFO Organization (Canada).
- National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) :
UFO Agency (Canada).
- NOUFORS :
Ufology Organization (Canada).
- NUFORC :
National Center for UFO Reporting (NUFORC) - Ufology Organization. (Canada).
- Paul Hellyer :
(Born 1923) (Canada).
- Page (Christian Page) :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Philippe Blackière :
Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Pierre Caron :
Ufologist - AQU/Mufon (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Projet Aimant (Project Magnet).
In the early 1950s, the Canadian government introduced the PROJECT MAGNET for the
study of UFOs.The director of this project, Wilburt B. Smith, wrote publicly that
a very senior US Pentagon official said UFOs were the biggest secret they had,
even bigger than the H-bomb ( the ultimate weapon of the time). We were able to
obtain a copy of Wilburt B. Smith's research on Project Magnet.
This search was so alarming that Smith might have been murdered if he published
it, so it was not available until his death. The "PROJECT MAGNET" was able to work
with Canadian scientists who had continued to work on the inventions of Nikola Tesla,
one of the most eminent scientists in history. Tesla, who invented AC / DC power,
which helped the invention of radar and many military technologies, was the author of
hundreds of patented successful inventions. He had told some of his associates and
friends that he had invented a system of interplanetary communication through ideas
given to him by Venusians. (Canada).
- PSICan :
Ufology Organization (Canada).
- Quebec Association of Ufology :
(AQU) - Ufology Organization - Gilles Milot (Prés.), (Montreal, P.Q, Canada).
- Research in Ufology :- Chris Ruthowski - (Canada).
- Research in Ufology :- Vicki Rutkowski - (Canada).
- Richard Glen :
(Experimental Esotericism) - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Ruthowski (Chris Ruthowski ) :
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Rutkowski (Vicki Rutkowski ) :
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Saint-Pierre (Étienne Saint-Pierre) :
Quantum Ufology (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Sightings.com :- Website on UFO phenomena (Canada).
- St-Germain (Marc St-Germain) :
Ufologist - Provincial Director of MUFON Canada in 2015 - (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Survey.canadianuforeport.com :
Website - Ufology Organization (Canada).
- Transport Canada :- Documents
(Statements of UFO Observations) (Canada).
- UFO BC :
UFO Organism (Canada).
- UFOINFO :
UFO Organism (Canada).
- Ufology Research :- Ufology Organization (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada).
- Uforum.blogspot.com - Website (Canada).
- UFOS North West :- UFO Organization (Canada).
- UFO Québec :
Ufology Organization - (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Vadnais Yann :
Of GARPAN - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- Vicki Rutkowski :
Research in Ufology (Canada).
- Videos on UFOs and Extraterrestrials :- YouTube
YouTube channel - (International).
- Website :- Uforum.blogspot.com - (Canada).
- Website on UFO phenomena :- Sightings.com - (Canada).
- Yann Vadnais :
Of GARPAN - Ufologist (Prov Quebec, Canada).
- YouTube Channel :- YouTube
Videos on UFOs and Extraterrestrials (International).
- YouTube :- YouTube Channel
Videos on UFOs and Extraterrestrials (International).
- Yukon UFO :- UFO Organism (Canada).
- Zone Parallèle :- UFO Investigations (Prov. Quebec, Canada).
- Collins (Curt Collins) :
Ufologist (Canada). ->
CROATIA :
- Giuliano Marinkovic
In 1997, Mr.Giuliano Marinkovic of Croatian origin was a researcher on UFOs.
(Croatia).
- Marinkovic (Giuliano Marinkovic)
In 1997, Mr.Giuliano Marinkovic of Croatian origin was a researcher on UFOs.
(Croatia).
FRANCE :
- 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).
- Claude Maugé Reasoning Skepticism
Professor of Mathematics and Physics and journalist of the journal Inforespace,
proposed to use, instead of "sociopsychological model of the UFO phenomenon
The expression "composite reductionist theory of the UFO phenomenon". (France).
- COMETA (Rapport COMETA)
The COMETA report is a document issued by COMETA, a French association for the
study of unidentified aerospace phenomena, which is currently dormant. Prefaced
by the former president of CNES, André Lebeau, it was brought to the attention
of the general public by its authors through a publication in the magazine VSD,
which gave rise to some reactions in the press. The COMETA association published
it as a publisher-led book in 2003. The COMETA report has been mentioned in several
books on UFOs. (France).
For the first time, in 1999, men, some of whom held very senior positions, agreed
to co-sign a report entirely devoted to UFO problems, saying that based on the
knowledge acquired so far, there were enough matters of national interest for this
information to be brought to the attention of the Head of State and the Prime
Minister. Since 1947, the subject disturbs, fascinates, challenges. How controversial
the question has been studied with great rigor and in many aspects (scientific,
technical, aeronautical, strategic, political, religious, media) by a French
committee made up of former auditors of the very serious Institute of Higher Defense
Studies qualified experts from all walks of life, COMETA. In this report, COMETA
studies several unexplained UFO cases, French and foreign. Highly documented, these
observations are often supported by ground tracks or confirmed by radar. Are these
earthly secret machines? In a few cases, maybe. Are we in the presence of gear of
non-terrestrial origin? This hypothesis can not be ruled out. If it turns out to be
accurate, it would have serious consequences for the Defense. (France).
- 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).
- Gauvrit (Nicolas Gauvrit) Reasoning Skepticism
Born September 25, 1971, is a French psychologist and mathematician specialized in
cognitive science. He teaches mathematics at ESPE Lille-Nord-de-France and is an
institutional member of the university laboratory "Human and Artificial Cognition"
(CHArt). (France).
- Guillaume Lecointre Reasoning Skepticism
Guillaume Lecointre, born February 28, 1964, is a zoologist and systematicist
French. (France).
In 1993, he obtained his doctorate for a thesis on the "Study of the impact of
sampling of species and length of sequences on the robustness of
Molecular Phylogenies: Implications for the Phylogeny of Teleosts "to
Paris-Diderot University. In 1998 at the same university, he got his
habilitation to direct research following his thesis on "relations between
homoplasy and congruence of characters in phylogenetic reconstruction ".
(France).
- Igor Bogdanov : <-
(The Bogdanov brothers) - (Scientific popularizer) (France).
- Inforespace (Magazine)
Claude Maugé rational skepticism?
Professor of Mathematics and Physics and journalist of the journal Inforespace,
proposed to use, instead of "sociopsychological model of the UFO phenomenon
The expression "composite reductionist theory of the UFO phenomenon". (France).
- 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-Jacques Velasco has been head of the Gep in the Cnes, which became the Expertise
Service for Rare Atmospheric Phenomena (Sepra), from 1983 to 2004. He is responsible
for: UFOs, science advances (Robert Laffont, 1993) . An investigative journalist,
Nicolas Montigiani is the author of books related to the strange and the unexplained,
including Crop Circles, maneuvers in the sky (Carnot, 2003) and Project Colorado: the
existence of UFOs proved by the science (JMG editions, 2006). Do UFOs exist? What are
they ? What are the links between them and us? In the Cnes, for nearly thirty years,
Jean-Jacques Velasco has surveyed the strangest cases of unidentified aerospace phenomena,
interviewed hundreds of witnesses and conducted some of the most advanced scientific
analyzes ever. In this book, he is personally writing one of the few global surveys
devoted to unidentified flying objects. The author has analyzed thousands of pages of
declassified US military and civil historical documents related to the passage of UFOs
spotted by civilian and military radars and draws the necessary conclusions. It
highlights in particular the relations between nuclear tests and the appearance of these
curious machines. (France).
- 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). (France).
UFOs and US secret weapons :
During a conference in England, Jean-Pierre Petit, a French scientist recognized
worldwide in the field of aerospace research, questions his English, Russian and
American counterparts. For him, doubt is no longer allowed: the Americans are
showing, in terms of technological evolution and armaments, a considerable and
worrying advance on the rest of the nations. Having worked twenty-five years ago
on the idea of a wall converter thanks to the MHD (magnetohydrodynamic) process,
Jean-Pierre Petit supports the thesis that his work was recovered by the Americans
in order to be able to develop planes can fly at "mach 12", that is to say at 10,000
km / h, twice the speed of sound. While he claims that he himself was never
supported by France ("I was left in France to stagnate without a penny and without
means of research", he declares), the Americans and the Russians knew develop and
improve its project by transforming MHD into an electricity generator. Since the
dismantling of the USSR, Russia has been out of the race because of lack of funds;
France is turning a deaf ear; only the United States is able to develop undetectable
and overpowered airplanes which, seen from a distance, would be considered
unidentified flying objects ... (France).
- 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.
- 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).
Truths and lies about UFOs:
The purpose of the book written by Joel Mesnard, a specialist in the field, is to
deepen the study of UFOs and to try to understand who we are dealing with. What does
it come out of? Certainly, there does not seem to be any piece of UFO available.
But evidence to consider their existence as a fact, yes: testimonies, multiple
observations at long distance (OMED), official documents demonstrating the certainties
of the authorities on the subject ... The author reports here, in large number,
highlighting the phenomenon of waves (concentration of UFO appearances over certain
periods). And made a full point on American studies (Condon report, Roswell case,
Anderson Peak incident ...), recalling that the appearances began well before 1946.
Are we under surveillance? Is there a threat? Or on the contrary, we humans, the
sorcerer apprentices of the nuclear bomb, are we protected? These are the fundamental
questions to which the author responds. The reader will find, at the reading, both
reasons to worry (abduction phenomenon and aggression) or to be optimistic. (France).
- 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).
- Lecointre (Guillaume Lecointre) Reasoning Skepticism
Guillaume Lecointre, born February 28, 1964, is a zoologist and systematicist
French. (France).
In 1993, he obtained his doctorate for a thesis on the "Study of the impact of
sampling of species and length of sequences on the robustness of
Molecular Phylogenies: Implications for the Phylogeny of Teleosts "to
Paris-Diderot University. In 1998 at the same university, he got his
habilitation to direct research following his thesis on "relations between
homoplasy and congruence of characters in phylogenetic reconstruction ".
(France).
- 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).
- 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). <-
- Maugé (Claude Maugé) Rational Skepticism?
Professor of Mathematics and Physics and journalist of the journal Inforespace,
proposed to use, instead of "sociopsychological model of the UFO phenomenon
The expression "composite reductionist theory of the UFO phenomenon". (France).
- Mesnard (Joel Mesnard)
Dir. From the magazine: ''Lights in the night'' - 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).
Truths and lies about UFOs :
The purpose of the book written by Joel Mesnard, a specialist in the field, is to
deepen the study of UFOs and to try to understand who we are dealing with. What
does it come out of? Certainly, there does not seem to be any piece of UFO available.
But evidence to consider their existence as a fact, yes: testimonies, multiple
observations at long distance (OMED), official documents demonstrating the certainties
of the authorities on the subject ... The author reports here, in large number,
highlighting the phenomenon of waves (concentration of UFO appearances over certain
periods). And made a full point on American studies (Condon report, Roswell case,
Anderson Peak incident ...), recalling that the appearances began well before 1946.
Are we under surveillance? Is there a threat? Or on the contrary, we humans, the
sorcerer apprentices of the nuclear bomb, are we protected? These are the fundamental
questions to which the author responds. The reader will find, at the reading, both
reasons to worry (abduction phenomenon and aggression) or to be optimistic. (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).
Other source:
Michel Monnerie has made known in France the sociopsychological hypothesis with
the publication in 1977 of his book Et si les UFOs did not exist? This thesis been
popularized in Britain by authors such as David Clarke, publisher Magonia magazine,
and journalists writing for Fortean Times magazine.
In the United States, the sociopsychological hypothesis is defended by an
organization skeptics, the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (France).
- Michel Zirger
French researcher Michel Zirger has written a very detailed book on contacts
extraterrestrials, which highlights George Adamski's encounters with
extraterrestrial suspects of Venus.
In We Are Here: Visitors without Passport (2017), Zirger gives a solid overview
a collection of photos and testimonials that support the famous meeting
from Adamski on November 20, 1952 near the Desert Center, California. Mr. Zirger
points out that the Adamski encounter was the first documented case of contact
with a passenger flying saucer, generally considered a Venusian extraterrestrial.
(France).
- 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).
Other source:
Michel Monnerie has made known in France the sociopsychological hypothesis with
the publication in 1977 of his book Et si les UFOs did not exist? This thesis been
popularized in Britain by authors such as David Clarke, publisher Magonia magazine,
and journalists writing for Fortean Times magazine.
In the United States, the sociopsychological hypothesis is defended by an
organization skeptics, the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (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). <-
- Nicolas Gauvrit Reasoning Skepticism
Born September 25, 1971, is a French psychologist and mathematician specialized in
cognitive science. He teaches mathematics at ESPE Lille-Nord-de-France and is an
institutional member of the university laboratory "Human and Artificial Cognition"
(CHArt). (France).
- 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).
UFOs and US secret weapons :
During a conference in England, Jean-Pierre Petit, a French scientist recognized
worldwide in the field of aerospace research, questions his English, Russian and
American counterparts. For him, doubt is no longer allowed: the Americans are
showing, in terms of technological evolution and armaments, a considerable and
worrying advance on the rest of the nations. Having worked twenty-five years ago
on the idea of a wall converter thanks to the MHD (magnetohydrodynamic) process,
Jean-Pierre Petit supports the thesis that his work was recovered by the Americans
in order to be able to develop planes can fly at "mach 12", that is to say at
10,000 km / h, twice the speed of sound. While he claims that he himself was never
supported by France ("I was left in France to stagnate without a penny and without
means of research", he declares), the Americans and the Russians knew develop and
improve its project by transforming MHD into an electricity generator. Since the
dismantling of the USSR, Russia has been out of the race because of lack of funds;
France is turning a deaf ear; only the United States is able to develop undetectable
and overpowered airplanes which, seen from a distance, would be considered unidentified
flying objects ... (France).
- 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). <-
- Rapport COMETA (COMETA)
The COMETA report is a document issued by COMETA, a French association for the study
of unidentified aerospace phenomena, which is currently dormant. Prefaced by the
former president of CNES, André Lebeau, it was brought to the attention of the general
public by its authors through a publication in the magazine VSD, which gave rise to
some reactions in the press. The COMETA association published it as a publisher-led
book in 2003. The COMETA report has been mentioned in several books on UFOs. (France).
For the first time, in 1999, men, some of whom held very senior positions, agreed
to co-sign a report entirely devoted to UFO problems, saying that based on the
knowledge acquired so far, there were enough matters of national interest for this
information to be brought to the attention of the Head of State and the Prime Minister.
Since 1947, the subject disturbs, fascinates, challenges. How controversial the question
has been studied with great rigor and in many aspects (scientific, technical, aeronautical,
strategic, political, religious, media) by a French committee made up of former auditors
of the very serious Institute of Higher Defense Studies qualified experts from all
walks of life, COMETA. In this report, COMETA studies several unexplained UFO cases,
French and foreign. Highly documented, these observations are often supported by ground
tracks or confirmed by radar. Are these earthly secret machines? In a few cases, maybe.
Are we in the presence of gear of non-terrestrial origin? This hypothesis can not be
ruled out. If it turns out to be accurate, it would have serious consequences for the Defense.
(France).
- Safranionek (Didier Safranionek)
(Frontiers of Science) - Ufologue (France).
- 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).
- 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).
- 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)
- 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).
Jean-Jacques Velasco has been head of the Gep in the Cnes, which became the Expertise
Service for Rare Atmospheric Phenomena (Sepra), from 1983 to 2004. He is responsible
for: UFOs, science advances (Robert Laffont, 1993) . An investigative journalist,
Nicolas Montigiani is the author of books related to the strange and the unexplained,
including Crop Circles, maneuvers in the sky (Carnot, 2003) and Project Colorado: the
existence of UFOs proved by the science (JMG editions, 2006). Do UFOs exist? What are
they ? What are the links between them and us? In the Cnes, for nearly thirty years,
Jean-Jacques Velasco has surveyed the strangest cases of unidentified aerospace phenomena,
interviewed hundreds of witnesses and conducted some of the most advanced scientific
analyzes ever. In this book, he is personally writing one of the few global surveys
devoted to unidentified flying objects. The author has analyzed thousands of pages of
declassified US military and civil historical documents related to the passage of UFOs
spotted by civilian and military radars and draws the necessary conclusions. It
highlights in particular the relations between nuclear tests and the appearance of these
curious machines. (France).
- Zirger (Michel Zirger)
French researcher Michel Zirger has written a very detailed book on contacts
extraterrestrials, which highlights George Adamski's encounters with
extraterrestrial suspects of Venus.
In We Are Here: Visitors without Passport (2017), Zirger gives a solid overview
a collection of photos and testimonials that support the famous meeting
from Adamski on November 20, 1952 near the Desert Center, California. Mr. Zirger
points out that the Adamski encounter was the first documented case of contact
with a passenger flying saucer, generally considered a Venusian extraterrestrial.
(France).
INDIA :
- Abraham Kovoor Rational scepticism
Abraham Thomas Kovoor (born April 10, 1898 and died September 18, 1978) was an
Indian professor and rationalist who obtained a leading media exposure in India
for his campaigns to uncover false gurus frauds claiming to have paranormal powers
in India and Sri Lanka.
His direct and cutting criticism of "spiritual frauds" and organized religions
earned him an enthusiastic welcome from the public, and initiated a new dynamism
within the rationalist movement, particularly in Sri Lanka and India.
(Sri Lanka / India).
- Kovoor (Abraham Kovoor) Rational scepticism
Abraham Thomas Kovoor (born April 10, 1898 and died September 18, 1978) was an
Indian professor and rationalist who obtained a leading media exposure in India
for his campaigns to uncover false gurus frauds claiming to have paranormal powers
in India and Sri Lanka.
His direct and cutting criticism of "spiritual frauds" and organized religions
earned him an enthusiastic welcome from the public, and initiated a new dynamism
within the rationalist movement, particularly in Sri Lanka and India.
(Sri Lanka / India).
INDONESIA :
- Jacob Salatun :
Pioneer of UFO research in Indonesia. (Indonesia).
- Salatun (Jacob Salatun) :
Pioneer of UFO research in Indonesia. (Indonesia).
MADAGASCAR :
- Report SEMOC
Creation: 1954-55.
SEMOC (Air Force) report created following the UFO waves of 1954 in France and
Madagascar. (Madagascar).
- SEMOC (Report SEMOC)
Creation: 1954-55.
SEMOC (Air Force) report created following the UFO waves of 1954 in France and
Madagascar. (Madagascar).
SRI LANKA :
- Abraham Kovoor Rational scepticism
Abraham Thomas Kovoor (born April 10, 1898 and died September 18, 1978) was an
Indian professor and rationalist who obtained a leading media exposure in India
for his campaigns to uncover false gurus frauds claiming to have paranormal
powers in India and Sri Lanka.
His direct and cutting criticism of "spiritual frauds" and organized religions
earned him an enthusiastic welcome from the public, and initiated a new dynamism
within the rationalist movement, particularly in Sri Lanka and India.
(Sri Lanka / India).
- Kovoor (Abraham Kovoor) Rational scepticism
Abraham Thomas Kovoor (born April 10, 1898 and died September 18, 1978) was an
Indian professor and rationalist who obtained a leading media exposure in India
for his campaigns to uncover false gurus frauds claiming to have paranormal powers
in India and Sri Lanka.
His direct and cutting criticism of "spiritual frauds" and organized religions
earned him an enthusiastic welcome from the public, and initiated a new dynamism within
the rationalist movement, particularly in Sri Lanka and India. (Sri Lanka / India).
SWEDEN :
- K.(Ole K.)
The ufological and New Age mythologies refer to the mysterious
Sweden's Ole K., presented as author, on 8 January 2000, of a very long
interview of an underground reptilian, named Lacerta, proclaiming himself
representative of the first indigenous intelligent people of the earth. (Sweden).
- Ole K.
The ufological and New Age mythologies refer to the mysterious
Sweden's Ole K., presented as author, on 8 January 2000, of a very long
interview of an underground reptilian, named Lacerta, proclaiming himself
representative of the first indigenous intelligent people of the earth. (Sweden).
SWISS :
- Edward Myers
Photographed hundreds of Flying Saucers. (Switzerland).
- Von Däniken (Erich von Däniken) :
(Born in 1935). (Switzerland).
UNITED KINGDOM :
- Alan Penny
Alan Penny, a professor of astronomy at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, is
the chairman of the UK's Extraterrestrial Research Group (UKSETI), which plans to
connect all radio telescopes in Britain to forge a huge network dedicated to the search
for intelligent extraterrestrial life.
(United Kingdom).
- Clarke (David Clarke) Rational scepticism
Publisher Magonia magazine.
David Clarke and Michel Monnerie de France have made the hypothesis
sociopsychological '' What if UFOs did not exist? ''. (United Kingdom).
- David Clarke (David Clarke) Rational scepticism
Publisher Magonia magazine.
David Clarke and Michel Monnerie de France have made the hypothesis
sociopsychological '' What if UFOs did not exist? ''. (United Kingdom).
- Fortean Times (Magazine) Rational skepticism
Magazine defending the thesis: '' And if UFOs did not exist? ''. (United Kingdom).
- Magazine Magonia Rational skepticism
David Clarke.
Publisher Magonia magazine.
David Clarke and Michel Monnerie de France have made the hypothesis
sociopsychological '' What if UFOs did not exist? ''. (United Kingdom).
- Magonia (Magazine) Rational skepticism
David Clarke.
Publisher Magonia magazine.
David Clarke and Michel Monnerie de France have made the hypothesis
sociopsychological '' What if UFOs did not exist? ''. (United Kingdom).
- Penny (Alan Penny)
Alan Penny, a professor of astronomy at the University of St. Andrews,
Scotland, is the chairman of the UK's Extraterrestrial Research Group (UKSETI),
which plans to connect all radio telescopes in Britain to forge a huge network
dedicated to the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life.
(United Kingdom).
- Richard Wiseman Rational skepticism
Richard Wiseman (born 1966) is a psychologist, conjurer and British skeptic. He
began his career as a magician, before turning to psychology. Professor of Psychology
at the University of Hertfordshire, he has published some forty articles in
scientific journals. (United Kingdom).
- Simon Singh Rational skepticism
Simon Singh, born September 19, 1964 in Wellington (Somerset County, England), is a
British writer and science journalist. He specialized in the popularization of
mathematical and scientific subjects. In particular, he wrote the books Fermat's
Last Theorem and History of Secret Codes. From Egypt of the pharaohs to the quantum
computer. (United Kingdom).
- Singh (Simon Singh) Rational skepticism
Simon Singh, born September 19, 1964 in Wellington (Somerset County, England), is a
British writer and science journalist. He specialized in the popularization of
mathematical and scientific subjects. In particular, he wrote the books Fermat's
Last Theorem and History of Secret Codes. From Egypt of the pharaohs to the quantum
computer. (United Kingdom).
- UKSETI
UKESETI plans to connect all radio telescopes in Britain to forge a huge network
dedicated to the search for intelligent extraterrestrial life.
Alan Penny, a professor of astronomy at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland, is
the chairman of the UK's Extraterrestrial Research Group.
(United Kingdom).
- Wiseman (Richard Wiseman) Rational skepticism
Richard Wiseman (born 1966) is a psychologist, conjurer and British skeptic. He began
his career as a magician, before turning to psychology. Professor of Psychology at the
University of Hertfordshire, he has published some forty articles in scientific journals.
(United Kingdom).
USA - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA :
- AATIP
The Pentagon's Advanced Air Threat Identification Program (AATIP).
(Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program) - Spurred by the
Nevada Senator Harry Reid; this secret program of the Pentagon was born,
so from 2008 to 2012 - In 2012, the project ends, but a question still hangs:
would this program still not exist secretly ? - (USA).
- Adamski (George Adamski) :
(April 17, 1891 - April 23, 1965) (USA).
George Adamski, born in Bromberg (Kingdom of Prussia) on 17 April 1891 and died
on 23 April 1965 in Silver Springs Maryland United States, is a famous case of
no one claiming to have been contacted by extraterrestrials.
He claimed to have met on November 20, 1952, a Venusian, named Orthon, near
Desert Center in California. This meeting and those that followed him inspired books
that were bookstore successes in the West1: Flying Saucers Have Landed (co-written
with Desmond Leslie) in 1953 (The flying saucers have landed, 1954), Inside the
Space Ships in 1955 (Inside spaceships, 1979) and Flying Saucers Farewell in 1961
(The Farewell to Saucers, 1985). (USA).
* In 1952: The American Coral Lorenzen founds APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research
Organization "), which will become one of the known ufological groups.
At this time George Adamski is visited by the Lorenzen who manage the APRO and
then live in Los Angeles. (USA).
- Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program
AATIP -
Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification - Spurred by
Nevada Senator Harry Reid; this secret program of the Pentagon was born,
so from 2008 to 2012 - In 2012, the project ends, but a question still hangs:
would this program still not exist secretly? - (United States).
The New York Times has updated a $ 22 million program in 2017 called the Advanced
Aerospace Threat Identification Program - or '' Black Money '', which investigated
UFO reports from 2007 to 2012. (USA).
- Advanced Pentagon Air Treat Identification Program (AATIP)
AATIP -
(Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program) - Spurred by the
Nevada Senator Harry Reid; this secret program of the Pentagon was born,
so from 2008 to 2012 - In 2012, the project ends, but a question still hangs:
would this program still not exist secretly ? (USA).
- Air Intelligence Service Squadron (ISSA)
The creation of a special unit specific to the US Air Force.
In 1953, Air Defense Command created the 4602d "Air Intelligence Service
Squadron" (ISSA) and he assigns it to the official UFO investigation.
The squadron was stationed at the Ent Air Force Base (in Colorado) and later moved
to Fort Belvoir (in Virginia). And he had operational units in the field (from 3 to 18
men) spread throughout the country. (USA).
All UFO reports arrived at 4602d ISSA before any transmission to Project Blue Book.
The latter was in fact only a "façade", a project put in place only to reassure the
population in a concern of "public relations". And who did not have access to reports
above the "Secret" level.
The 4602d ISSA deals with sensitive UFO cases, requiring a high level of
classification, in addition to its work related to national security (it is a unit that
depends and is still part of conventional military intelligence). Thus, many UFO
reports will be diverted from "Blue Book", which will never know about it. (USA).
4602b ISSA exists and is responsible for the Moon Dust Project and the Blue Fly Unit.
(USA).
- AISS (Air Intelligence Service Squadron)
The creation of a special unit specific to the US Air Force.
In 1953, Air Defense Command created the 4602d "Air Intelligence Service
Squadron" (ISSA) and he assigns it to the official UFO investigation.
The squadron was stationed at the Ent Air Force Base (in Colorado) and later moved
to Fort Belvoir (in Virginia). And he had operational units in the field (from 3 to 18
men) spread throughout the country. (USA).
All UFO reports arrived at 4602d ISSA before any transmission to Project Blue Book.
The latter was in fact only a "façade", a project put in place only to reassure the
population in a concern of "public relations". And who did not have access to reports
above the "Secret" level.
The 4602d ISSA deals with sensitive UFO cases, requiring a high level of
classification, in addition to its work related to national security (it is a unit that
depends and is still part of conventional military intelligence). Thus, many UFO
reports will be diverted from "Blue Book", which will never know about it. (USA).
4602b ISSA exists and is responsible for the Moon Dust Project and the Blue Fly Unit.
(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).
- 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).
- 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).
- 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).
- Benjamin Radford Rational skepticism
Benjamin Radford (born October 2, 1970 in New York) is an American skeptic. He is the
Publishing Editor of Skeptical Inquirer magazine. He is a field investigator,
particularly interested in the monsters of cryptozoology, haunting phenomena and seers
who allegedly help the police. He has written several books and numerous articles on
these topics.
At one time he was one of the hosts of the Monster Talk podcast1 (with Blake Smith and
Karen Stollznow), one of the official podcasts of the Skeptics Society, which is devoted
exclusively to cryptozoology.
He is finally the author of a board game: Playing Gods. (USA).
- 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). <-
- Blue Flight - Project :
Closely related to the Moon Dust Project, little is known ... (USA).
Operation Blue Fly
(Creation of a unit) to facilitate rapid delivery to the Technology Division
Foreign (Foreign Technology Division) Recoveries of "Moon Dust"
as well as other objects, or information, which are of great technical interest
and scientific.
The memo also states that the three functions assume :
"The employment of qualified" intelligence "personnel, a quick response to the
field, in order to recover or to exploit the areas of object debris unidentified ruffles,
known or unknown, of Soviet origin or all vehicles Foreign aerospace: pieces of
fuselages, weapon systems, and / or residual components of this equipment. "
(USA).
- Boulay (R.A. Boulay)
R. A. Boulay published in 1990 a book on what he imagines to be the "Reptilian past
of humanity. (USA).
- 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).
- Bradley (Don Bradley)
Author who says Reptilians should be assimilated to Nephilim mentioned in the
Book of Enoch and the Bible. (USA).
- Cameron (Grant Cameron)
Researcher on UFOs. (USA).
- CFI
The Coalition for Freedom of Information (CFI) urges the Air Force to obtain documents
involving the "Moon Dust" programs and Operation "Blue Fly", illegal programs that
existed decades ago to study UFOs and find objects of unknown origin.
This new initiative is not intended to prove the existence of extraterrestrials ...
The group wants rather to make "legitimate" scientific research on unexplained aerial
phenomena, because besides "Roswell" and "Kecksburg", there have been many mysterious
cases ... The CFI wants access to the records, under the Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA).
(USA).
- Chan Thomas
Declassified records from the CIA archives reveal the strange book entitled "The
Adam and Eve Story "(" The Story of Adam and Eve ") from 1966.
The Daily Star Online revealed that Thomas appears to have been a UFO researcher
working on a project for the US Air Force.
It is believed that Thomas was part of a team employed by McDonnell Douglas
Aerospace Corporation and led by Dr. Robert Wood - now known as a MUFON expert on UFOs.
Wood had named Thomas in an article published in 2007. He had indicated that he was one
of the men he had employed for their research on UFOs.
He describes the author as an "exceptional innovator" who "claimed to be in contact
with the extraterrestrials". (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).
- Coalition for Freedom of Information (CFI)
The Coalition for Freedom of Information (CFI) presses the Air Force to obtain
documents involving the Moon Dust programs and the operation "Blue Fly",
clandestine programs that existed decades ago to study UFOs and find objects of
unknown origin.
This new initiative is not intended to prove the existence of extraterrestrials ...
The group wants to make "legitimate" scientific research on unexplained aerial
phenomena, because besides "Roswell" and "Kecksburg", there was many
mysterious cases ...
CFI wants to access the records, under FOIA (Freedom of Information Act)
Information - Freedom of Information Act). (USA).
- Colonel Philip J. Corso
(1915-1998) (United States).
Colonel Philip J. Corso: The Day After Roswell
Philip J. Corso was born in 1915. He was responsible for the Army Research &
Development Board - Foreign Technology Division, from 1960 to 1961, and a
member of the National Security Council under Eisenhower. He would have seen an
extraterrestrial body recovered from the crash, and worked, from 1961 to 1963, on
Roswell's discoveries, and instructed by his superior General Trudeau to transmit the
technology recovered from the crash to various American companies such as IBM,
Hughes Aircraft, Bell Laboratories and Dow Corning, without these companies being
aware of the origin of the technological elements that were transmitted to them.
(USA).
- Committee for Skeptical Inquiry Rational skepticism
1976: The American Committee for Scientific Investigation of Claims of the
Paranormal (CSICOP) is founded by the philosopher Paul Kurtz and is devoted to the
criticism of "paranormal" phenomena or disciplines that he considers pseudo-
scientists such as 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.
Other source:
In the United States, the sociopsychological hypothesis is defended by an
organization of skeptics, the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (USA).
- 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).
- 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).
- Coral Lorenzen
* In 1952: The American Coral Lorenzen founds APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research
Organization "), which will become one of the known ufological groups. (USA).
At this time George Adamski is visited by the Lorenzen who manage the APRO and
then live in Los Angeles. (USA).
* A.P.R.O. (Aerial Phenomena Research Organization) (One of the first organizations
American ufology, which no longer exists today. (USA).
- Corey Goode
In a report on a series of secret meetings gathering delegates from various secret
space programs, Corey Goode describes a briefing he received from Colonel Gonzales
about a meeting involving the leader of the extraterrestrial group Draconian
Federation Alliance. The meetings took place from June 5 to 9, 2015 and were followed
by a March inspection visit on June 20, 2015.
Corey Goode was appointed in early 2015 as a delegate of a newly arrived group of
alien visitors, called Sphere Being Alliance (The Alliance of Spheres). (USA).
- Corso (Colonel Philip J. Corso)
(1915-1998) (United States).
Colonel Philip J. Corso: The Day After Roswell
Philip J. Corso was born in 1915. He was responsible for the Army Research & Development
Board - Foreign Technology Division, from 1960 to 1961, and a member of the National
Security Council under Eisenhower. He would have seen an extraterrestrial body recovered
from the crash, and worked, from 1961 to 1963, on Roswell's discoveries, and instructed
by his superior General Trudeau to transmit the technology recovered from the crash to
various American companies such as IBM, Hughes Aircraft, Bell Laboratories and Dow Corning,
without these companies being aware of the origin of the technological elements that were
transmitted to them. (USA).
- 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).
- CUFON
The Computer UFO Network .
www.cufon.org/ Information Director – Dale Goudie (USA).
- David Icke
Conspiracy theory.
The conspiracy guru David Icke claims that shape-shifting reptilians,
from a hybrid human-reptilian lineage derived from the ancient
Babylon, govern our planet in secret. The author popularized the theme of
humanoid reptile. In addition, this species has a reputation for feeding on humans,
from which it draws its strength and eternity. The plot is therefore a kind of
invasion, a domination, in order to perfect a new species. (USA).
- Defense Intelligence Agency (D.I.A.)
Ministry of Defense Intelligence Service US. (USA).
Regarding the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA):
The Defense Intelligence Agency has stated that: "information relating to the
"Moon Dust Project" are ranked and the agency has not found any records on
"Operation Bluefly. Yet, fifteen months later, the DIA will recognize that the
State Department had eight documents from the DIA but that two of them did not
can still not be disclosed. (There are many references in the documents concerning
Moon Dust, which shows an effective participation and DIA regular to this project).
(USA).
Thomas Wilson, Vice Admiral of the US Navy, retired director of the (DIA) Defense
Intelligence Agency. (USA).
- Dept. of the 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).
Regarding the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA):
The Defense Intelligence Agency has stated that: "information relating to the
"Moon Dust Project" are ranked and the agency has not found any records on
"Operation Bluefly. Yet, fifteen months later, the DIA will recognize that the
State Department had eight documents from the DIA but that two of them did not
can still not be disclosed. (There are many references in the documents concerning
Moon Dust, which shows an effective participation and DIA regular to this project).
(USA).
In May 1999, Thomas Wilson was promoted to Vice Admiral and became the 13 th
Director Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), a position he held until July 2002.
(USA).
Thomas Wilson, Vice Admiral of the US Navy, retired director of the (DIA) Defense
Intelligence Agency. (USA).
The acting director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Lieutenant General Pat
Hughes. (USA).
- Disclosure Project
Steven M. Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project. (USA).
- D.J Grothe Reasoning Skepticism
Douglas James "D.J." Grothe, born June 25, 1973 in St. Louis, Missouri, is an atheist
and an American skeptic. Until 2009, he was vice-president of the Center for Inquiry,
a "think tank that advances science, reason and secular values in public affairs"
("a think tank that aims to advance science, reason and secular values in public
affairs "). He is an associate editor of Free Inquiry magazine and host of the For
Good Reason podcasts, the official James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) podcast.
In December 2009, he was named President of the James Randi Educational Foundation,
replacing Philip Plait on January 1, 2010. Prior to becoming President of JREF, he
hosted the podcast Point of Inquiry (the official podcast of Center for Inquiry).
When he left, he was replaced by Chris Mooney, Karen Stollznow, and Robert M. Price.
(USA).
- 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).
- Dolan (Richard Dolan)
Researcher on UFOs. (USA).
- Don Bradley
Author who says Reptilians should be assimilated to Nephilim mentioned in the
Book of Enoch and the Bible. (USA).
- 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 a January article of True magazine, journalist and ex-navy
Donald E. Keyhoe (in) suggests that flying saucers are of extraterrestrial origin.
* 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 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).
- Douglas James Grothe (D.J Grothe) Rational Skepticism
Douglas James "D.J." Grothe, born June 25, 1973 in St. Louis, Missouri, is an
atheist and an American skeptic. Until 2009, he was vice-president of the Center
for Inquiry, a "think tank that advances science, reason and secular values in
public affairs" ("a think tank that aims to advance science, reason and secular
values in public affairs ").He is an associate editor of Free Inquiry magazine
and host of the For Good Reason podcasts, the official James Randi Educational
Foundation (JREF) podcast. In December 2009, he was named President of the James
Randi Educational Foundation, replacing Philip Plait on January 1, 2010. Prior
to becoming President of JREF, he hosted the podcast Point of Inquiry (the official
podcast of Center for Inquiry). When he left, he was replaced by Chris Mooney,
Karen Stollznow, and Robert M. Price. (USA).
- Douglas Vakoch :
SETI - Researcher, former member of Seti, big brother of METI, who tries only to
intercept an extraterrestrial message. (USA).
- Dr.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).
According to Dr. Michael Salla and many other experts in the field of ET research,
for almost 70 years the US government has engaged in an extensive "official effort"
of disinformation, intimidation and tampering with evidence in order to maintain a
non-disclosure policy about extraterrestrial presence. Writes Dr. Salla: "Ever since
I began to publish the early versions of the chapters in this book in January 2003 as
"Study Papers" on my website... I have received a consistent stream of supportive
letters encouraging my research, and unsolicited information from former government,
military, intelligence employees confirming many of my hypotheses. (USA).
- Dr. Robert Wood
Dr. Robert Wood Former Director of McDonald Douglas Aerospace Corporation -
has since become a recognized expert on UFOs within MUFON. (USA).
- Dr. Roger K. Leir :
Surgeon - Extractions of implants of unknown origin (California, USA).
Extraterrestrials captured in Brazil :
Dr. Roger K. Leir, well known in the world of ufology for his alleged implant operations
of extraterrestrial origin, was able to investigate Varginha, in 2003, thanks to his
Brazilian ufologist friends, including the lawyer Ubirajara Rodrigues. He related his
investigation in this lively and interesting book, whose subject should leave no one
indifferent: that of an alleged UFO crash in Brazil. It occurred in January 1996, near
the city of Varginha, located in the state of Minas Gerais, northwest of Rio de Janeiro.
According to several witnesses, civilians and soldiers, the army captured several surviving
beings. Unlike other records of alleged UFO accidents, such as Roswell in 1947, we have a
recent case. In addition, it turns out that several investigators in the region - Ufology
is active in this country with a rich history of observations - were able to get to work
quickly and collect in a few months a series of concordant testimonies. Today, investigations
are continuing, to find new witnesses, and this is precisely what happened during the visit
of Roger Leir, which gives his book a particular value. One of them is a doctor from Varginha,
known to investigators but not having spoken so far ... (USA).
- 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).
- Fritz Springmeier
Author who says that Reptilians should be likened to the mentioned Nephilim
in the Book of Enoch and the Bible. (USA).
- 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). <-
- Gardner (Martin Gardner) Rational Skepticism
Martin Gardner (born October 21, 1914 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and died May 22, 2010 in
Norman, Oklahoma) is an American writer of mathematical and scientific popularization,
with interests in scientific skepticism, micromagic, philosophy , religion, and
literature - especially the writings of Lewis Carroll, Frank Baum, and GK Chesterton.
(USA).
- George Adamski :
(April 17, 1891 - April 23, 1965). (USA).
George Adamski, born in Bromberg (Kingdom of Prussia) on 17 April 1891 and died
on 23 April 1965 in Silver Springs Maryland United States, is a famous case of no
one claiming to have been contacted by extraterrestrials.
He claimed to have met on November 20, 1952, a Venusian, named Orthon, near
Desert Center in California. This meeting and those that followed him inspired books
that were bookstore successes in the West1: Flying Saucers Have Landed (co-written
with Desmond Leslie) in 1953 (The flying saucers have landed, 1954), Inside the Space
Ships in 1955 (Inside spaceships, 1979) and Flying Saucers Farewell in 1961(The Farewell
to Saucers, 1985). (USA).
* In 1952: The American Coral Lorenzen founds APRO (Aerial Phenomena Research
Organization "), which will become one of the known ufological groups.
At this time George Adamski is visited by the Lorenzen who manage the APRO and
then live in Los Angeles. (USA).
- Gonzales
Lieutenant-Colonel Gonzales.
Gonzales is a career military officer in the highly qualified space program "Solar Warden".
He has been appointed a delegate of a council comprising an alliance of secret space
programs (SSP). Gonzales' mission is to represent the interests of the SSP Alliance
Council in meetings with other space programs and / or extraterrestrial alliances.
In the case of Goode, he was appointed in early 2015 as a delegate of a group of newly
arrived extraterrestrial visitors called Sphere Being Alliance (The Alliance of Spheres).
(USA).
- Goode (Corey Goode)
In a report on a series of secret meetings gathering delegates from various secret space
programs, Corey Goode describes a briefing he received from Colonel Gonzales about a meeting
involving the leader of the extraterrestrial group Draconian Federation Alliance.
The meetings took place from June 5 to 9, 2015 and were followed by a March inspection
visit on June 20, 2015.
Corey Goode was appointed in early 2015 as a delegate of a newly arrived group of alien
visitors, called Sphere Being Alliance (The Alliance of Spheres). (USA).
- Grant Cameron
Researcher on UFOs. (USA).
- 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).
- Grothe (Douglas James Grothe) (D.J Grothe) Rational Skepticism
Douglas James "D.J." Grothe, born June 25, 1973 in St. Louis, Missouri, is a
atheist and an American skeptic.
Until 2009, he was vice-president of the Center for Inquiry, a "think tank that advances
science, reason and secular values in public affairs" ("a think tank that aims to
advance science, reason and secular values in public affairs ").
He is an associate editor of Free Inquiry magazine and host of the For Good Reason
podcasts, the official James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) podcast.
In December 2009, he was named President of the James Randi Educational Foundation,
replacing Philip Plait on January 1, 2010. Prior to becoming President of JREF, he
hosted the podcast Point of Inquiry (the official podcast of Center for Inquiry).
When he left, he was replaced by Chris Mooney, Karen Stollznow, and Robert M. Price.
(USA).
- Hughes (Pat Hughes)
The acting director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the lieutenant
General Pat Hughes. (USA).
- Icke (David Icke)
Conspiracy theory.
The conspiracy guru David Icke claims that shape-shifting reptilians,
from a hybrid human-reptilian lineage derived from the ancient
Babylon, govern our planet in secret. The author popularized the theme of
humanoid reptile. In addition, this species has a reputation for feeding on humans,
from which it draws its strength and eternity. The plot is therefore a kind of invasion,
a domination, in order to perfect a new species. (USA).
- Invisible College ⤸
Presumed creation of the Invisible College in 1960, grouping together specialists
from half a dozen countries. (United States).
- I.P.U. (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
"Forces Foreign to the Earth." (USA).
The creation of a first unit, the IPU, "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" (Unit for
Interplanetary Phenomena) responsible for the recovery of spacecraft and space debris.
This unit, whose existence was well established, was totally dependent on the US Army,
not the US Air Force. Its creation dates from the end of 1947, which would correspond
to the wish of the American Defense, to answer General Twinings' concerns. This unit
was turned off in the fifties. (USA).
A unit named IPU, "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" has existed before "Moon Dust".
(USA).
- 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).
- 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).
- JANAP 146(C)
JANAP 146(C) COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL
INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS FROM AIRBORNE AND WATERBORNE SOURCES –
10 MARCH 1954
JANAP 146(C)
THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
JOINT COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON, D. C.
10 MARCH 1954
LETTER OF PROMULGATION
1. JANAP 146(C) COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL
INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS FROM AIRBORNE AND WATERBORNE SOURCES, is an
unclassified publication.
2. JANAP 146(C) COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL
INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS FROM AIRBORNE AND WATERBORNE SOURCES, is effective upon
receipt and supersedes JANAP 146 (B), COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING
VITAL INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS FROM AIRCRAFT (CIRVIS) and all other conflicting
instructions. JANAP 146(B) shall be destroyed by burning. No report of
destruction is required.
CHAPTER II
CIRVIS REPORTS
SECTION I - GENERAL
201. INFORMATION TO BE REPORTED AND WHEN TO REPORT
a. Sightings within the scope of this chapter, as outlined in Article 102b(l), (2), and
(3), are to be reported as follows:
(l) While airborne (except over foreign territory - See Article 212).
(a) Single aircraft or formations of aircraft which appear to be directed
against the United States, its territories or possessions.
(b) Missiles.
(c) Unidentified flying objects.
(d) Submarines.
(e) A group or groups of military surface vessels.
(2) Upon Landing.
(a) Individual surface vessels, submarines, or aircraft of unconventional design,
or engaged in suspicious activity or observed in an unusual location or
following an unusual course.
(b) Confirmation reports.
202. SIGHTINGS NOT TO BE REPORTED
Reports are not desired concerning surface craft or aircraft in normal
passage, or known U.S. military or government vessels and aircraft.
JANAP 146(C)
CHAPTER III
MERINT REPORTS
SECTION I - GENERAL
301. INFORMATION TO BE REPORTED AND WHEN TO REPORT
a. Sightings within the scope of this chapter
(as outlined in Article 102b., (4),
(5), (6), (7) are to be reported as follows:
(l) Immediately (except when within territorial waters of other nations as
prescribed by international law)
a) Guided Missiles
b) Unidentified flying objects
c) Submarines
d) Group or groups of military vessels
e) Formation of aircraft (which appear to be directed against the United
States, its territories or possessions).
f) Individual surface vessels, submarines, or aircraft of unconventional design,
or engaged in suspicious activity or observed in an unusual location or
following an unusual course.
(2) When situation changes sufficiently to warrant an amplifying report
(see Art. 409).
SECTION III - SECURITY
308. MILITARY AND CIVILIAN
a. All persons aware of the contents or existence of a MERINT Report are
governed by the Communications Act of 1934 and amendments Thereto,
and Espionage Laws. MERINT reports contain information affecting the
National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage
Laws, 18 U.S. Code, 793 and 794. The unauthorized transmission Or
revelation of the contents of MERINT reports in any manner is prohibited.
b. Military commands and activities in making local distribution Of MERINT
reports and in subsequent communications regarding the contents of any
MERINT report shall handle such communications in accordance with
current security regulations.
402. EXAMPLES BY TYPE
The following are examples of the types of "MERINT" reports. Specific
application of Military or commercial procedure has been avoided since the
means of transmission would determine the procedure to be used. Of primary
importance is the expeditious handling and accuracy of the reports.
a. "MERINT" REPORT
(1) A radiotelegraph transmission:
RAPID US GOVT TO COMEASTSEAFRON 90 CHURCH ST. NEW YORK MERINT 5126
N 14230W 3 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS HEADED NW AT 17000 FEET CIGAR
SHAPE 50 FEET TO SW AT 2 MILES VERIFIED BY NAVIGATOR VISIBILITY UNLIMITED
211513Z JONES NKLN.
- 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).
- John Rhodes
The author John Rhodes thinks that the reptilians are from the cave system
and underground tunnels under the earth where reptilians would have taken refuge
after a big disaster. (USA).
- Joseph. 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).
- 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 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).
- Kurtz (Paul Kurtz) Rational Skepticism
Paul Kurtz, born December 21, 1925 in Newark, New Jersey and died on the 20th
October 2012, is an American philosopher. (USA).
He is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the State University of New York at Buffalo
and is best known for his role in the American skeptical community. He is the founder
and director of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, the Council for Secular Humanism
and Prometheus books. He is also editor-in-chief of Free Inquiry and is an honorary
member of various science-related associations. Asteroid 6629, says Kurtz, was named
in his honor.
In his youth, he was politically left-wing, but later explained that his service in
the US Army during the Second World War had taught him the dangers of ideologies.
He was one of the first allied soldiers to enter the Buchenwald and Dachau camps.
He also saw Russian prisoners in Germany refuse to return to their country of origin
at the end of the war.
Kurtz (influenced by the book Humanism: A New Religion2) is clearly responsible for
the secular humanism that he presents as a religion without a supernatural basis.
For him, atheists and other skeptics must take life in a positive way. In his view,
religious skepticism is only one aspect of secular humanism, which also includes a
vision of the human condition that is both ethical and rational.
As founding father of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of
the Paranormal, he is one of the figures. (USA).
Other source:
In the United States, the sociopsychological hypothesis is defended by an organization
of skeptics, the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (USA).
- Leir Roger( Dr. Roger Leir) :
Surgeon - Extractions of implants of unknown origin (California,USA).
Extraterrestrials captured in Brazil :
Dr. Roger K. Leir, well known in the world of ufology for his alleged implant operations
of extraterrestrial origin, was able to investigate Varginha, in 2003, thanks to his
Brazilian ufologist friends, including the lawyer Ubirajara Rodrigues. He related his
investigation in this lively and interesting book, whose subject should leave no one
indifferent: that of an alleged UFO crash in Brazil. It occurred in January 1996, near
the city of Varginha, located in the state of Minas Gerais, northwest of Rio de Janeiro.
According to several witnesses, civilians and soldiers, the army captured several
surviving beings. Unlike other records of alleged UFO accidents, such as Roswell in 1947,
we have a recent case. In addition, it turns out that several investigators in the
region - Ufology is active in this country with a rich history of observations - were able
to get to work quickly and collect in a few months a series of concordant testimonies.
Today, investigations are continuing, to find new witnesses, and this is precisely what
happened during the visit of Roger Leir, which gives his book a particular value. One of
them is a doctor from Varginha, known to investigators but not having spoken so far ...
(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).
At this time George Adamski is visited by the Lorenzen who manage the APRO and
then live in Los Angeles. (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).
- Martin Gardner Rational skepticism
Martin Gardner (born October 21, 1914 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and died May 22, 2010 in
Norman, Oklahoma) is an American writer of mathematical and scientific popularization,
with interests in scientific skepticism, micromagic, philosophy , religion, and literature
- especially the writings of Lewis Carroll, Frank Baum, and GK Chesterton. (USA).
- 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).
- Max Spiers
The ufologist Max Spiers (1976-2016) supports, for his part, the thesis that reptilian
draconians, from Alpha Draconis, pilot a Nazi secret world governance through the
elites, the institutions and the financial system; according to him, other
extraterrestrials would also form a vampire state practicing child sacrifices. (USA).
- 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).
- 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).
- 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).
According to Dr. Michael Salla and many other experts in the field of ET research,
for almost 70 years the US government has engaged in an extensive "official effort"
of disinformation, intimidation and tampering with evidence in order to maintain a
non-disclosure policy about extraterrestrial presence. Writes Dr. Salla: "Ever since
I began to publish the early versions of the chapters in this book in January 2003
as "Study Papers" on my website... I have received a consistent stream of supportive
letters encouraging my research, and unsolicited information from former government,
military, intelligence employees confirming many of my hypotheses.
(USA).
- Michael Shermer Rational Skepticism
Robert Sheaffer (born 1949 in Chicago) is an American astronomer, skeptical, a member
of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. He holds the column "Psychic Vibrations" of the
magazine Skeptical Inquirer. Robert Sheaffer is particularly interested in the critical
study of the UFO phenomenon and has written a skeptical book on this question: UFO
Sightings: The Evidence. He is a member of Mensa. (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).
- MOGUL (MOGUL project)
The Mogul project is an ultra-confidential American project dating from 1947 that
in the Cold War, to send balloon probes
to spy on the USSR to know if they were conducting nuclear tests by capturing
sound waves induced by them. The project was supervised by James Peoples,
assisted by Albert P. Crary. (USA).
- 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 therecovery 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).
MOON DUST PROJECT - A specialized method of the US Air Force concerning all the equipment
of the program of exploitation to be able to locate, recover and deliver foreign
space vehicles, which would have crashed.
Sources of information about the Moon Dust Project ("Dust of the Moon"),
come mostly from declassified secret documents, have become
accessible through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). That's enough
paradoxical, when we know the nature of the project and its extreme proximity to
the UFO phenomenon.
In the end, there is very little direct evidence of people who have been part of
Moon Dust Project itself. No more than three, one of whom is anonymous (so
subject to bail). There are of course testimonials on many cases of crash, but
almost never the recovery staff themselves. (USA).
The Moon Dust Project and Operation Blue Fly are a reality and their goals are to
recover UFOs and their extraterrestrial occupants. And then send it all to an existing
army service expressly for that (the FDT), and dealing with technologically and
scientifically studying the remains of UFOs as well as corpses.
That there have been several cases of crash with recovery of wrecks and bodies.
And at least two of which we can be certain. Since of the 8 documents in the State
Department (those of the DIA) that exist, "two still can not be disclosed". And the Air
Force also speaks of "two sensitive files that are still classified". If they are the same,
it is two crashes (and if they are not the same, well it would be four). (USA).
- 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).
Dr. Robert Wood Former Director of McDonald Douglas Aerospace Corporation -
has since become a recognized expert on UFOs within MUFON. (USA).
- 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).
- New Grudge Project
From October 22, 1951 to March 25, 1952. (USA).
- 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).
- NRO Project (National Reconnaissance Office)
Organization in charge of the safety of the Aliens and their ships (based at Ford
Carson, Oregon). (USA).
Steven M. Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project.
- Operation Blue Fly
(Creation of a unit) to facilitate rapid delivery to the Technology Division
Foreign (Foreign Technology Division) Recoveries of "Moon Dust"
as well as other objects, or information, which are of great technical interest
and scientific.
The memo also states that the three functions assume:
"The employment of qualified" intelligence "personnel, a quick response to the
field, in order to recover or to exploit the areas of object debris
unidentified ruffles, known or unknown, of Soviet origin or all vehicles
Foreign aerospace: pieces of fuselages, weapon systems, and / or
residual components of this equipment. " (USA).
BLUE FLIGHT - Project
Closely related to the Moon Dust Project, little is known ... (USA).
- Orfeo Angelucci - (known as Orville Angelucci) :
(June 25, 1912 - July 24, 1993) (USA).
- 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).
- Pacaccini (Vittorio Pacaccini) :
Ufologist (USA).
- 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).
- Pat Hughes
The acting director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the lieutenant
General Pat Hughes. (USA).
- Paul Kurtz Rational skepticism
Paul Kurtz, born December 21, 1925 in Newark, New Jersey and died on the 20th
October 2012, is an American philosopher. (United States).
He is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the State University of New York at Buffalo
and is best known for his role in the American skeptical community. He is the founder
and director of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, the Council for Secular Humanism
and Prometheus books. He is also editor-in-chief of Free Inquiry and is an honorary
member of various science-related associations. Asteroid 6629, says Kurtz, was named
in his honor.
In his youth, he was politically left-wing, but later explained that his service in
the US Army during the Second World War had taught him the dangers of ideologies. He was
one of the first allied soldiers to enter the Buchenwald and Dachau camps. He also saw
Russian prisoners in Germany refuse to return to their country of origin at the end of
the war.
Kurtz (influenced by the book Humanism: A New Religion2) is clearly responsible for
the secular humanism that he presents as a religion without a supernatural basis.
For him, atheists and other skeptics must take life in a positive way. In his view,
religious skepticism is only one aspect of secular humanism, which also includes a
vision of the human condition that is both ethical and rational.
As founding father of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the
Paranormal, he is one of the figures. (USA).
Other source:
In the United States, the sociopsychological hypothesis is defended by an organization
of skeptics, the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. (USA).
- Penn et Teller Rational skepticism
Penn and Teller is the name of a duo of American illusionists consisting of Penn
Jillette (born in 1955) and Teller (born in 1948). (United States).
James Randi says being responsible for the formation of the duo.
Active since the late 1970s, they are known for their
mixing comedy and conjuring. The duo has performed on many
scenes and during TV shows as well as with a show at The Rio de Las
Vegas. Penn Jillette is the speaker while Teller does not usually speak, speaking
mainly by mimes and mimics. Beside the magic, the duo has also done
note for his advocacy in favor of atheism, scientific skepticism and
of libertarianism, especially through their Penn TV show
and Teller: Bullnuts !.
They define themselves as "a couple of eccentric guys who have learned how to do a
few cool things" ("a duet of eccentric guys having learned to do some cool stuff").
(USA).
- Philip J. Corso :
(1915-1998) (USA).
Colonel Philip J. Corso: The Day After Roswell
Philip J. Corso was born in 1915. He was responsible for the Army Research & Development
Board - Foreign Technology Division, from 1960 to 1961, and a member of the National
Security Council under Eisenhower. He would have seen an extraterrestrial body recovered
from the crash, and worked, from 1961 to 1963, on Roswell's discoveries, and instructed
by his superior General Trudeau to transmit the technology recovered from the crash to
various American companies such as IBM, Hughes Aircraft, Bell Laboratories and Dow Corning,
without these companies being aware of the origin of the technological elements that were
transmitted to them. (USA).
- Philip Plait (Philip Cary Plait) Rational skepticism
(aka "The Bad Astronomer")
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).
- Price (Robert M. Price) Rational skepticism
Robert McNair Price (born July 7, 1954 in the state of Mississippi), nicknamed "The
Bible Geek ", is Professor of Theology and Bible Studies at Johnnie Colemon
Theological Seminary, an unapproved school in Carol City, Florida, led by a
adept organization of New Thought, the Universal Foundation for Better
Living. Skeptical of religion, especially in relation to Christian beliefs
Orthodox, and describing himself occasionally as a "Christian atheist" during
interviews he is a former member of the Jesus Seminar and the organizer of a
community on the Internet for those interested in the history of the
Christianity.
He published the Journal of Higher Criticism, now extinct, and, besides many
books and articles on religion, he has written extensively about Howard
Phillips Lovecraft and the myth of Cthulhu. (USA).
- Programs Secret Space (SSP)
Lieutenant-Colonel Gonzales is a career military officer in the highly qualified
space program "Solar Warden". He has been appointed a delegate of a council
comprising an alliance of secret space programs (SSP). Gonzales' mission is to
represent the interests of the SSP Alliance Council in meetings with other space
programs and / or extraterrestrial alliances. (USA).
- Project – Blue Flight
Closely related to the Moon Dust Project, little is known ... (USA).
Operation Blue Fly
(Creation of a unit) to facilitate rapid delivery to the Technology Division
Foreign (Foreign Technology Division) Recoveries of "Moon Dust"
as well as other objects, or information, which are of great technical interest
and scientific.
The memo also states that the three functions assume:
"The employment of qualified" intelligence "personnel, a quick response to the
field, in order to recover or to exploit the areas of object debris
unidentified ruffles, known or unknown, of Soviet origin or all vehicles
Foreign aerospace: pieces of fuselages, weapon systems, and / or
residual components of this equipment. " (USA).
- Project Disclosure
Steven M. Greer, founder of the Disclosure Project. (USA).
- Project - GRUDGES :
Project GRUDGE: from February 12, 1949 to August 10, 1949.
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).
Period or GRUDGE is "put to sleep": August 10, 1949 to July 7
1950. (the project started in February 1949 having been disabled but not deleted).
GRUDGE reactivation period: July 7, 1950 to October 22, 1951.
* 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 HT-304
CMA's initial UFO study project, will not receive a project name and will be
known by its internal coding "Project HT-304"
(nicknamed "Project 1947"). From June 30, 1947 to January 26, 1948. (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).
The creation of a first unit, the IPU, "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" (Unit for
Interplanetary Phenomena) responsible for the recovery of spacecraft and space debris.
This unit, whose existence was well established, was totally dependent on the US Army,
not the US Air Force. Its creation dates from the end of 1947, which would correspond
to the wish of the American Defense, to answer General Twinings' concerns. This unit
was turned off in the fifties. (USA).
A unit named IPU, "Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit" has existed before "Moon Dust".
(USA).
- Project MOGUL (MOGUL project)
The Mogul project is an ultra-confidential American project dating from 1947 that
in the Cold War, to send balloon probes
to spy on the USSR to know if they were conducting nuclear tests by capturing
sound waves induced by them. The project was supervised by James Peoples,
assisted by Albert P. Crary. (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).
MOON DUST PROJECT - A specialized method of the US Air Force concerning all the
equipment of the program of exploitation to be able to locate, recover and deliver
foreign space vehicles, which would have crashed.
Sources of information about the Moon Dust Project ("Dust of the Moon"),
come mostly from declassified secret documents, have become
accessible through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). That's enough
paradoxical, when we know the nature of the project and its extreme proximity to
the UFO phenomenon.
In the end, there is very little direct evidence of people who have been part of
Moon Dust Project itself. No more than three, one of whom is anonymous (so
subject to bail). There are of course testimonials on many cases of crash, but
almost never the recovery staff themselves. (USA).
The Moon Dust Project and Operation Blue Fly are a reality and their goals are to
recover UFOs and their extraterrestrial occupants. And then send it all to an existing
army service expressly for that (the FDT), and dealing with technologically and
scientifically studying the remains of UFOs as well as corpses.
That there have been several cases of crash with recovery of wrecks and bodies.
And at least two of which we can be certain. Since of the 8 documents in the State
Department (those of the DIA) that exist, "two still can not be disclosed". And the Air
Force also speaks of "two sensitive files that are still classified". If they are the same,
it is two crashes (and if they are not the same, well it would be four). (USA).
- Project - SIGMA :
Project Draft communications with the aliens. He is always news in the field of
communications. (USA).
- Project - SIGN :
Project SIGN: from January 26, 1948 to February 11, 1949.
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).
- R.A. Boulay
R. A. Boulay published in 1990 a book on what he imagines to be the "Reptilian past
of humanity. (USA).
- Radford (Benjamin Radford) Rational skepticism
Benjamin Radford (born October 2, 1970 in New York) is an American skeptic. He is
the Publishing Editor of Skeptical Inquirer magazine. He is a field investigator,
particularly interested in the monsters of cryptozoology, haunting phenomena and
seers who allegedly help the police. He has written several books and numerous
articles on these topics.
At one time he was one of the hosts of the Monster Talk podcast1 (with Blake Smith
and Karen Stollznow), one of the official podcasts of the Skeptics Society, which is
devoted exclusively to cryptozoology.
He is finally the author of a board game: Playing Gods. (USA).
- 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).
* Another source of the creation of the Condon Report 1966 to 1968 by 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).
- Rhodes (John Rhodes)
The author John Rhodes thinks that the reptilians are from the cave system
and underground tunnels under the earth where reptilians would have taken refuge
after a big disaster. (USA).
- Richard Dolan
Researcher on UFOs. (USA).
- Robert M. Price Rational skepticism
Robert McNair Price (born July 7, 1954 in the state of Mississippi), nicknamed "The
Bible Geek ", is Professor of Theology and Bible Studies at Johnnie Colemon
Theological Seminary, an unapproved school in Carol City, Florida, led by a
adept organization of New Thought, the Universal Foundation for Better
Living. Skeptical of religion, especially in relation to Christian beliefs
Orthodox, and describing himself occasionally as a "Christian atheist" during
interviews he is a former member of the Jesus Seminar and the organizer of a
community on the Internet for those interested in the history of the
Christianity.
He published the Journal of Higher Criticism, now extinct, and, besides many
books and articles on religion, he has written extensively about Howard
Phillips Lovecraft and the myth of Cthulhu. (USA).
- Robert Sheaffer Rational skepticism
(Born 1949) (United States).
Robert Sheaffer (born in 1949 in Chicago) is an American astronomer, skeptical,
member of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. He holds the column "Psychic
Vibrations "of the magazine Skeptical Inquirer. Robert Sheaffer is interested
particularly to the critical study of the UFO phenomenon and wrote a book
skeptical about this issue: UFO Sightings: The Evidence. He is a member of Mensa.
(USA).
- Robert Wood
Dr. Robert Wood Former Director of McDonald Douglas Aerospace Corporation -
has since become a recognized expert on UFOs within MUFON. (USA).
- Roger K. Leir
(Dr.Roger Leir) - Surgeon - Implant Extractions of Unknown Origin (California,USA).
Extraterrestrials captured in Brazil :
Dr. Roger K. Leir, well known in the world of ufology for his alleged implant operations
of extraterrestrial origin, was able to investigate Varginha, in 2003, thanks to his
Brazilian ufologist friends, including the lawyer Ubirajara Rodrigues. He related his
investigation in this lively and interesting book, whose subject should leave no one
indifferent: that of an alleged UFO crash in Brazil. It occurred in January 1996, near
the city of Varginha, located in the state of Minas Gerais, northwest of Rio de Janeiro.
According to several witnesses, civilians and soldiers, the army captured several surviving
beings. Unlike other records of alleged UFO accidents, such as Roswell in 1947, we have
a recent case. In addition, it turns out that several investigators in the region - Ufology
is active in this country with a rich history of observations - were able to get to work
quickly and collect in a few months a series of concordant testimonies. Today,
investigations are continuing, to find new witnesses, and this is precisely what happened
during the visit of Roger Leir, which gives his book a particular value. One of them
is a doctor from Varginha, known to investigators but not having spoken so far ... (USA).
- 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).
According to Dr. Michael Salla and many other experts in the field of ET research,
for almost 70 years the US government has engaged in an extensive "official effort"
of disinformation, intimidation and tampering with evidence in order to maintain a
non-disclosure policy about extraterrestrial presence. Writes Dr. Salla: "Ever since
I began to publish the early versions of the chapters in this book in January 2003
as "Study Papers" on my website... I have received a consistent stream of supportive
letters encouraging my research, and unsolicited information from former government,
military, intelligence employees confirming many of my hypotheses. (USA).
- Secret Space Programs (SSP)
Lieutenant-Colonel Gonzales is a career military officer in the highly qualified
space program "Solar Warden". He has been appointed a delegate of a council comprising
an alliance of secret space programs (SSP). Gonzales' mission is to represent the
interests of the SSP Alliance Council in meetings with other space programs and / or
extraterrestrial alliances. (USA).
- Sheaffer (Robert Sheaffer) Rational skepticism
(Born 1949) (United States).
Robert Sheaffer (born in 1949 in Chicago) is an American astronomer, skeptical,
member of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. He holds the column "Psychic
Vibrations "of the magazine Skeptical Inquirer. Robert Sheaffer is interested
particularly to the critical study of the UFO phenomenon and wrote a book
skeptical about this issue: UFO Sightings: The Evidence. He is a member of Mensa.
(USA).
- Shermer (Michael Shermer) Rational skepticism
Robert Sheaffer (born 1949 in Chicago) is an American astronomer, skeptical, a
member of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry. He holds the column "Psychic
Vibrations" of the magazine Skeptical Inquirer. Robert Sheaffer is particularly
interested in the critical study of the UFO phenomenon and has written a skeptical
book on this question: UFO Sightings: The Evidence. He is a member of Mensa. (USA).
- Solar Warden Program
Lieutenant-Colonel Gonzales is a career military officer
highly qualified space program of "Solar Warden". (USA).
- Space Command
From 1985 to 2002, the "Space Command" was responsible for military operations
in the space. (United States).
In June 2002, the Space Command merged with the Strategic Command, which
space activities such as satellite, missile, nuclear, and intelligence missions. (USA).
Rumors that the United States has an ultra-secret fleet of Antigravity vessels have
been circulating for years.
On 23 March 1993, at a meeting for engineers held in Los Angeles
Angeles, Dr. Ben Rich * - Former Executive Director of 'Advanced Research' a
Lockheed - showed an image of a black disk moving towards space and declared:
"We now have the technology to bring E.T. to the House ".
Military and other informants from private companies openly testified that they had
a good knowledge of such antigravity devices, such as Aurora and TR-3B. (USA).
- Spiers (Max Spiers)
The ufologist Max Spiers (1976-2016) supports, for his part, the thesis that
reptilian draconians, from Alpha Draconis, pilot a Nazi secret world governance
through the elites, the institutions and the financial system; according to him,
other extraterrestrials would also form a vampire state practicing child sacrifices.
(USA).
- Springmeier (Fritz Springmeier)
Author who says that Reptilians should be likened to the mentioned Nephilim
in the Book of Enoch and the Bible. (USA).
- SSP (Secret Space Programs)
Lieutenant-Colonel Gonzales is a career military officer in the highly qualified
space program "Solar Warden". He has been appointed a delegate of a council
comprising an alliance of secret space programs (SSP). Gonzales' mission is to
represent the interests of the SSP Alliance Council in meetings with other space
programs and / or extraterrestrial alliances. (USA).
- 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).
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 n his book Flying Saucers are hostile (1967). Subsequently, conspiracy writer
David Icke will take up this theme and popularize it. (USA).
- Steven Novella (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).
- Strategic Command
In June 2002, the Space Command merged with the Strategic Command, which
space activities such as satellite, missile, nuclear, and intelligence missions. (USA).
Rumors that the United States has an ultra-secret fleet of Antigravity vessels have
been circulating for years.
On 23 March 1993, at a meeting for engineers held in Los Angeles
Angeles, Dr. Ben Rich * - Former Executive Director of 'Advanced Research' a
Lockheed - showed an image of a black disk moving towards space and declared:
"We now have the technology to bring E.T. to the House ".
Military and other informants from private companies openly testified that they had
a good knowledge of such antigravity devices, such as Aurora and TR-3B. (USA).
- The black vault - Greenewald John :
Writer and founder of the Web Site (USA).
- Thomas (Chan Thomas)
Declassified records from the CIA archives reveal the strange book entitled "The
Adam and Eve Story "(" The Story of Adam and Eve ") from 1966.
The Daily Star Online revealed that Thomas appears to have been a UFO researcher
working on a project for the US Air Force.
It is believed that Thomas was part of a team employed by McDonnell Douglas Aerospace
Corporation and led by Dr. Robert Wood - now known as a MUFON expert on UFOs.
Wood had named Thomas in an article published in 2007. He had indicated that he was
one of the men he had employed for their research on UFOs.
He describes the author as an "exceptional innovator" who "claimed to be in contact
with the extraterrestrials". (USA).
- Thomas Wilson
In May 1999, Thomas Wilson was promoted to Vice Admiral and became the 13 th
Director Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), a position he held until July 2002.
(USA).
Vice Admiral of the US Navy, retired director of the (DIA) Defense Intelligence
Agency.
The Admiral Thomas Wilson of the US Navy was also deputy director of
information (VJ2) on behalf of the Chief of Staff. (USA).
October 16, 2002, Dr. Thomas Wilson and Dr. Eric W. Davis, Scientist
working on the feasibility of exotic propulsion systems with EarthTech
International. A think tank on advanced technologies, based in Austin,
in Texas. (USA).
- 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).
- 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).
- VJ2 (US Navy Intelligence Services)
The Admiral Thomas Wilson of the US Navy was also deputy director of
information (VJ2) on behalf of the Chief of Staff. (USA).
- Whitley Strieber :
Born June 13, 1945 (USA).
- Wilson (Thomas Wilson)
In May 1999, Thomas Wilson was promoted to Vice Admiral and became the 13 th
Director Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), a position he held until July 2002.
(USA).
Vice Admiral of the US Navy, retired director of the (DIA) Defense Intelligence
Agency.
The Admiral Thomas Wilson of the US Navy was also deputy director of
information (VJ2) on behalf of the Chief of Staff. (USA).
October 16, 2002, Dr. Thomas Wilson and Dr. Eric W. Davis, Scientist
working on the feasibility of exotic propulsion systems with EarthTech
International. A think tank on advanced technologies, based in Austin,
in Texas. (USA).
- Wood (Robert Wood)
Dr. Robert Wood Former Director of McDonald Douglas Aerospace Corporation -
has since become a recognized expert on UFOs within MUFON. (USA).
NOTE: Reviewed and corrected August 4, 2019. By: Hanz W.
