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- p. 3 …The frequency of these queries predict-
ably intensifies each time the experiment is mentioned by the…
- p. 5 P ~ rsonnel a~ the Fourth Naval District believe that the ouestions
-surrounding the so-called -Philadelphia…
- p. 7 …Such timely review of the situation
rv ~rjv~t~ g~~ups i~s~res t~at…
- p. 11 …At the same time it is emphasized in the
Report that (c) is an opinion based…
- p. 18 …Some examples are the omission of the duration of the
sighting, date, time, location, position in…
- p. 19 …At other times, they appear to be saucer-
Shaped and to have Ucbts mounted inside the…
- p. 22 …the sun, planets, comets,
meteorites, the universe, stars, constellations and planes; telescopes, the computation of time…
- p. 24 …such timely
review of the situation by private groups
insures that sound evidence will not be…
- p. 30 …According to The New York
Times. ·unidentified !lying objeCts should
be mvestigated further. a majority of…
- p. 31 …The scans support the skeptical
"Condon Comminee- conclusion that the
photo could in fact be of…
- p. 34 …At the time_of tne
initial voice . report personnel at· 1-!a.lmstrom AFB and SAC…
- p. 35 …of the incidents
described above. They . had not received any information prior to
this time.
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6…
- p. 36 …Such timely review or the situation
by private groups insures that sound evidence will not be…
- p. 42 …Give the date, hour and minute when the meteor appeared; also kind of time used.
(4…
- p. 63 …Give the date, hour and minute when the meteor appeared; also kind of time used.
{4…
- p. 72 …kt 290300 ~ST
C~t 75, the ·..; r;iu ent:!. fied helico-:=ter ·.,;as siqhted ever…
- p. 86 …PRCON
showed several aircraft at the time, one near the l·:S}. (there was .
no hovering…
- p. 100 …Carter may have viewed the Planet Venus which, at certain
times, may appear many times brighter…
- p. 102 …AccorcMg :o The New York
Times . ·unidentified flying ob jects should
be •nvestigated further. a ma…
- p. 105 …the Roswell Incident,
this event has become the most celebrated UFO encounter of all time and…
- p. 107 …collected at the Foster ranch site. UFO researchers, including those
2. New York Times. "Balloon Staggers…
- p. 109 …Nevertheless, the attached report is a good faith effort and the fint time
any agency of…
- p. 111 …until the 1978-1980 time frame. Prior to that, the incident was dismissed
because the AAF…
- p. 113 …times, most research-
ers will not dispute that anything in UFO history can compare with the…
- p. 114 …the "Roswell Incident" was not considered one of these
1947 events until the 197Pr-1980 time…
- p. 115 …weather balloons on the ranch, but _that what he found this time did
not in any…
- p. 116 …the persons interviewed were, in fact, stationed at, or lived
near Roswell during the time in…
- p. 117 …Collectively,
the above represent the "pro" UFO writers who allege that the government is
engaged in…
- p. 120 …at Roswell Army Air Field during the period of time in
question. It is anticipated that…
- p. 121 …Since much of this testing done at nearby White Sands
was secret at the time, it…
- p. 122 …the 509th
Bomb Group was the only military unit in the world at the time that…
- p. 123 …U such a system had been in effect at the time, it would
21 l
- p. 124 …Marcel, MD (son of the late Major Jesse Marcel; 11 years old at the time
of…
- p. 125 …Brazel; 14 years old at the time of the
incident). Affidavit dated September 22, 1993. " ... The…
- p. 126 …He thought at the time, and continued to do so today, that what he found was…
- p. 128 …of the project, but they did not know of the project
nickname at the time. They…
- p. 129 …Additionally, a copy of a professional journal maintained at the time by A.P.
Crary, provided…
- p. 131 …first generation) prints of the
photographs taken at the time by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram…
- p. 132 …Although that project was Top Secret at the time, there was
also no specific indication found…
- p. 133 …faith but in the
"fog of time," misinterpr.eted past events. The review of Air Force…
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SUOOESTED READING !4ATERIAL
Books listed below deal with facts and theories about our solar universe, the sun, planets, comets,
meteorites, the universe, stars, constellations and planes; telescopes, the computation of time as
it relates to astronomy, star maps and cbarb, aad the history of astronomy.
SKY&. TELESCOPE, by S1cy PublishlncCorpontioo,BanardCollege Observatory, Cambridge, Mass •
.02138. Monthly Map.zine, 60 cents per copy.
WEATHER ELEMENTS, by BLAIR, publlshed Prentice Hall. Has an excellent chapter on often mis-
identified wea.tber phenomena•
PLANETS, STARS, AND SPACE.z by CHAMBERLAIN, JOSEPH M. &L NICHOLSON, THOMAS D. An
illustrated, non-technical explanation of the earth, planets, stars, and the universe . Prepared in eo-
opention witb the American Museum of Natural m.tory. ·
JUNIOR SCIENCE BOOK OF STARS, by CROSBY, PHOEBE. An easy-to-read, excitJ.nc story of wbat
scientists know about the stars, planets, tbe moon, aad tbe MILKY WAY.
CHALLENGE OF THE UNIVERSE, by HYNEK, J. ALLEN I& ANDERSON, NORMAN. Discusses the
nature of the universe; astronomy and cosmolQiy, published by Scholastic Press.
THE STORY OF THE STARS, by MALONEY, TERRY. An introduction to the W\iverse; our so~r sys-
tem, our galaxy, and other galaxies. Many interestJ.DcUlustratecl analories help build concepts of size
and distance. Includes references to the Van Allen radiation belts and :tod.iacal Ught observation of
1960.
THE WORLD OF FLYING SAUCERS, by MENZEL "BOYD. A scientific examination of the classic
UFO reports.
THE MOON. METEORITES. AND COMETS, Dtd 1963, by MD>OLEHURST & KUIPE~. Continuous analy-
sis of Soviet moon photos. Chapter on Siberian meteorite and photos or comets computation of vari-
ous comet orbital photos.
THE NATURE OF LIGHT AND COLOR n-1 THE OPEN AIR, by Mn"'NAERT, Dover Publications. This
is an excellent paperback written in understandable lay language.
METEO~s. by OLIVIER. Standard text by foremost authority on meteors .
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PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF MARS, 1905·1961, by SLIPHER, E. C., published by Lowell Observa.
tory.
A~ATOMY OF A PHESO~lE~ON, by VALLE, JACQUES.
FIRST ~1A~ TO THE "'100~, by VON BRAUN, WERNH£R •
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