ArchE;rs' Court Reseai""'·h Croup. mometric analysis of the "flying saucer" photo-
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Baker, Robert M. L. Future experiments on anomalistic observation data. The
journal of the ~.stronautical sciences, v. 15, Jan. -Feb. 1968: 44-45.
Requirement is given for additional experiments in th,· :u·~a of anomalistic
phenomena, based upon the pai.:city of "hard data"; relevant data collected by
astronomers, meteoriticists, and meteorologists, which would be either over-
looked or not detscted; and the possible "filtering" and/or ''editing" out of per-
tinent data by various spa.:e surveillance systems prior to its evaluation. Ex-
periment involving two cameras slaved to a detection radar is outlined and it
is concluded that such a system shoul1 be constructed for use in meteoritk,
astronautical, and "UFO" study programs.
----- Obse1:'Vational evidence of anomalistic phenomena. The journal of the astro-
nautical sciences, v. 1!!, Jan. -Feb. 1968: 31-36.
Summary is presented of data from a series of analyses and experiments initi-
ally cal'ried out by author under auspices of Douglas Aircraft Co. and based
on movie film containing anomalistic data originally provided by U.S. Air Force.
It is concluded that on the basis of the photographic evidence, the images cannot
be explained by presently known natural phenomena.
Birch, A. Flying saucer::; photographed in England. Fate, v. 16, Jan. 1963: 26-27.
14 year-old schoolboy Alexander Birch sighted and photographed a flying saucer
in late February or early March 1962 in Mosborough, Sheffield, Et'gland. Pho-
to has been declared genuine by experts.
Bowen, Charles. Crash-landed UFO near Mendoza. Flying aaucer review, v. 11,
May-June 1965: 7-9.
Details of case !n which a mysterious artifact "fell" at San Miguel, Argentina
(January 1965). According to newspaper account, local inhabitants declared
the object was a Hying saucer and that they saw "little" individuals walking
a.round the craft in uniforms like divers' suits.
----- The Russell photograph. Flying saucer review, v. 13, Jan. -Feb. 1967: 29.
Spectacular photographs of a UFO were taken on Dec. 15, 1966, over a south
London suburb.
The camera sees flying saucers. True, v. 27, July 1950: 44-45. 82.
A selection of flying saucer photographs. Editors of True have verified that
each is a true photographic image appearing in the original negative.
Creighton, Gordon W. The mysterious Templeton photograph. Flying saucer re-
view, v. 10, Nov. -Dec. 1964: 11-12.
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