Space Review - Volume 1 number 1 - 1952 10
This issue of Space Review, dated October 1952, details a flurry of flying saucer sightings reported across the United States and internationally following the formation of the Int
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Space Review (Bender)
AI-generated English summaries and cover images of Space Review (Bender) 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.
Space Review - Volume 2 number 1 - 1953 01
This issue of Space Review details the organization of the International Flying Saucer Bureau (IFSB) in Britain, with Captain E. L. Plunkett appointed as the British Representative
Space Review - Volume 2 number 2 - 1953 04
The April 1953 issue of Space Review highlights a photograph of a flying saucer taken by August C. Roberts in New Jersey. It also reports on a Vatican statement suggesting Catholic
Space Review - Volume 2 number 3 - 1953 07
This issue of Space Review from July 1953 covers a range of topics related to flying saucers. It features a report on a spiritualist's claims of communication with Senator Marconi
Space Review - Volume 2 number 4 - 1953 10
The October 1953 issue of Space Review details the New Haven fireball incident, including witness accounts and physical evidence found on a damaged signboard. It also features an e
Space Review - Volume 3 number 1 - 1954 02
This issue of Space Review from February 1954 delves into the vastness of the universe, the progress of astronomy, and the future of space exploration. It discusses the potential f
Space Review - Volume 3 number 2 - 1954 04
This issue of Space Review from April 1954 discusses various ways Earth could be destroyed, including hydrogen bomb wars, the sun exploding, changes in planetary orbits, a sudden s
Space Review - Volume 3 number 3 - 1954 08
This August 1954 issue of Space Review makes bold predictions for 1955, foreseeing major scientific discoveries, advancements in medicine, and strange celestial phenomena. It also