Hawk Research Society Board of Advisors Bulletin 2
The Hawk Research Society is considering hosting a small UFO convention in Pomona, California, if the larger Giant Rock Spacecraft Convention is held. They are seeking input from t
Magazine Collection
Hawk Researcher
AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Hawk Researcher from the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU) in Norrköping, Sweden. Each entry summarises the complete contents of an issue — articles, sighting reports, interviews, key people, locations, and dates.
The Hawk Researcher - 1962 01 - January
This January 1962 issue of The Hawk Researcher includes a review of Beverly Houle's book 'Your Own Hind Wheels,' which reinterprets religion through the concept of 'hind wheels.' T
The Hawk Researcher - 1962 04 - April-May
This issue of The Hawk Researcher magazine from April-May 1962 explores the theory that some UFOs are time machines from the future, posited by Mary Chrietzberg. It also includes a
The Hawk Researcher - 1962 08 - August
This August 1962 issue of The Hawk Researcher focuses on UFOs and the supernatural. It includes articles discussing the mystery of 'angel hair,' the role of fantasy and science fic
The Hawk Researcher - 1962 09 - September
This issue of the Hawk Researcher delves into the intersection of radar technology and UFO phenomena. It details a significant sighting at Orly Airport, France, where an unidentifi
The Hawk Researcher - 1962 10 - October
This 1st Anniversary Issue of The Hawk Researcher from October 1962 covers a range of UFO-related topics. It includes an editorial reflecting on the society's first year and its pu
The Hawk Researcher - 1962 11 - November
This issue of The Hawk Researcher, published in November 1962, focuses on the internal politics and organizational challenges within the UFO research community. The editorial expre
The Hawk Researcher - 1963 02 - February
This issue of Hawk Researcher, published by the Hawk Research Society in February 1965, offers a glimpse into ufology and the occult. The editorial discusses the content of the iss