MOD file DEFE 24/2032/1

“Nature”39 pages

• p. 13 …Acceptance of oneself as an earthlinG vrould become natural when it 't.Jas. recognized that the…
• p. 28 …offic-ial Und·ted! ·Nutd.ons study on the nature and relationship of Unidentified Flying Objects…
• p. 40 …long ago that magnetism, as It occurs naturally in the form of lodestone, was thought to…
• p. 41 …anti of them can be explained as natural or def~ man-made phenomena-meteorites, sate!- ma1…
• p. 42 …Of course, this naturally upsets North West University; Waiter Cronkite, our earthly scientists because it is…
• p. 55 …the noble wonder why the bounds of natural physics Lord, Lord Trefgarne. 1 remain sceptical jseem…
• p. 56 …stunning speeds which seem to defv oroved natural physics. Let the U1~ited Kingdom he told…
• p. 57 …be set up, particularly at times like these, can naturally give rise to a protest about…
• p. 58 …sitting on the edge of my bed. Naturally, with the imagination of a child, I clothed…
• p. 59 …Mach 1 is the speed of sound it in nature and attempts to reproduce it appropriate…
• p. 61 …investigation they have been found to be natural phenomena, or in some instances, I regret to…
• p. 62 …subjects · Os, but not a her than natural : the noble Earl e the point o~ suggested…
• p. 64 …the not perfectly explicable as natural pheno- . the mena within our own universe. lf there is…
• p. 65 …1305 many tb able ade natural p TheE thought my Lor has not able. B an…
• p. 67 …This natural explan· tortions of !ig1 cornmonpJa,:~ l as to be barely r I am told…
• p. 68 …This is what opponents of the natural explanations forget. With dis- . tortions of light, and mirages…
• p. 69 …sightings wiil prove to be due to natural phenomena, as I think the noble Lord, Lord…
• p. 70 …But· there is a wide present preclu~e disclosure until 30 years range of natural explanations…
• p. 82 …bodies be involved ina project of this nature,but so should a team of ufologist~ who…
• p. 92 …bodies be involved ina project of this nature,but so should a team of ufologist~ who…
• p. 97 …Nilitary had found nothing of an aggressive nature'in the sightings -nor have the scientists been…
• p. 112 …as something unsubstantial, but unknown by our natural science, but ouch more exact phenomena, since there…
• p. 116 …subject in order better to appreciate the nature and location of these manifestations in French airspace…
• p. 121 …j~dged frcmthe following tables. -.FORM COLOUR NATURE OF LUMINOSITY I VARIOUS 1~ FIXED BUW VERY…
• p. 124 …Whilst maintaining an open mind, we must restrain ourselves from hasty conclusions regarding the nature and…
• p. 126 …thcorie scientifique rigoureuse Q'Jant a sa nature ou son \lrigine (physique ou autre); elle pern…
• p. 131 …never fonnd an-ything of D.nt1tjgressive nature fro:n the sightings 9 nol' have the…
• p. 136 …have not the resources to irr~estigate the nature of alleged Unidentifiea Flying Objects.
• p. 143 advised in 1976 that so far the ~lilitary had found nothing of an aggressive nature'in…
• p. 161 …as something unsubstantial, but unknown by our natural science, but much more exact phenomena, since there…
• p. 170 …j'ldged fromthe following tables. -FORM COLOUR NATURE OF LUMINOSITY I VARIOUS 1~ FIXED BUW VERY…
• p. 173 …d~finite scientific theory conce~ning its nature or origin (physical or otherwise\• it also enables…
• p. 177 …c. \ihat the nature of the invebt~gations is at the Centre liationalc d'Etude Suat…
• p. 182 …restrain ourselves from hasty conclusions regarding the nature and origin of the phenomenon and accept the…
• p. 262 …Thj s w&.s naturally during the hours of darkness ar:d the WE·ather was…
• p. 330 …Thjs was naturally during the h6urs of darkness and the w~ather was fine and dry…
• p. 398 …separate stationary lights as some form of natural phenomena of no air defence or air concern…
• p. 431 …separate stationary lights as some form of natural phenomena of no air defence or air concern…
• p. 454 …French MOD handle UFO reports, and the nature of the investigations at the Centre nationale d…