Study radar ''ghosts." 1cience news letter, v, 62, Aug. 16, 1952: 99.
Article states that ;i. DOD ienel is trying to discover the phenomena that can
be picked up by radr..r. tt is hoped that findings will help dispel impression
that unexpected ''blips" appearing on radar screens are "flying saucers."
Sykes, Egerton. Flying saucers and negative matter. Atlantis, v. 5, Sept.
1962: 49-51.
It l:w.s been established, asserts the author, that if heavy matter can be
volatized instantaneously, it may under certain circumstances recombine on
the negative side of lite si.:ale. This second.μoy :;tage will be shortlived, but
will have characteristics similar to those of fireballs.
Temperature inversions cause "flying saucers." Science news letter, v. 62,
Dec. 20: 1952: 388.
Reports the CM had confirmed that the "flying saucers" seen on radar scope
at National Airport near Washington, D.C., during July 1952 were result of
temperature inversions bending the radar waves,
Those flying saucers; an l\stronomer's explanation. Time, v. 59, June 9, 1952:
54-56.
Dr. Donald H. Men:.:el, Harvard professor of astrophysics, analyzes
frequently-reported characteristics of flying saucers and uses scientific
deduction to show that sightings were caused by terrestrial rather than
P.xtraterrestrial phenomena.
Tufty, Barbara. 8 planet-probe robots. Science newsletter, v. 84, Oct. 12,
1963: 22'1.
Ufology. Newsweek, v. 62, Aug, 5, 1963: 44,
Review of Donald H. Menzel and Lyle G. Boyd's oook The World of Flying
Saucers (New York, Double.day, 1963).
Unger, George. Flying saucers: physical and spiritual aspects. Foreword by Dr,
H. Poppelbaum. East Grinstead, Sussex, Eng. , New Knowledge Books,
1958. 43 p.
An anthroposophist convinced of spiritual relationship between the cosmos and
earth, author postulates that while UFOs are real phenomena, they are not
spacecraft from other planets; the spreading of sensational news about
their appearances may be considered a large-scale diverting mar.oeuvre by
adverse spiritual forces to distract mankind from task of spiritual development.
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