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Chetvertoye Izmereniye - 1997 No 06
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This issue of "Izmerenie i NLO" (Measurement and UFOs), a supplement to the newspaper "Zavodskaya Pravda" of the Yaroslavl Tire Plant, published in 1997, focuses on a perceived increase in UFO activity.
Magazine Overview
This issue of "Izmerenie i NLO" (Measurement and UFOs), a supplement to the newspaper "Zavodskaya Pravda" of the Yaroslavl Tire Plant, published in 1997, focuses on a perceived increase in UFO activity.
UFO Activity Resurges
The lead article, "UFO Activity is Awakening Again!", highlights a recent surge in UFO sightings after a lull between 1989-1991. It reports on materials sent to the Yaroslavl UFO center by Lithuanian ufologist Bronius Kasperavichus.
Lithuanian Sightings
The magazine details two specific incidents from Lithuania. The first, on the evening of April 13-14, 1997, involved residents of Šiauliai observing a strange, bright, saucer-shaped object. The second, on the night of May 8-9, 1997, near Ginkūnai, described a pulsating object with bright lights hovering over a barn, witnessed by multiple residents.
Yaroslavl Sightings
The "From the Editors of 'Fourth Dimension and UFO'" section reports on UFO observations over Yaroslavl in May 1997. Nina Valeryanovna from the Nefte-Stroy district reported seeing a strange, moving object like a light beam on the night of May 5-6. On May 24, V. Borisov of the Yaroslavl UFO center and his sons observed a dirty-grey ball with a ring and a jellyfish-like structure.
Personal Encounters and Historical Incidents
Vladimir Azhazha's Encounter
The article "V.G. Azhazha Met an 'Alien'!?" recounts a personal experience allegedly had by Academician Vladimir Georgievich Azhazha in July 1979. He claims to have met an alien in his kitchen, describing the being as having large, round, blue-eyed eyes, a pale grey face, and a non-dense, "inflatable balloon-like" body. The author, Yu. Oransky, expresses surprise at this revelation from Azhazha, who is known for his publications on UFOs.
Mysterious Glow Under a Ship
"Mysterious Glow Under the Ship's Hull" describes an incident in August 1982 when the ship "Nikolai Boshnyak" encountered an elliptical ring of light on the water's surface, measuring 125 meters by 74 meters. The phenomenon accompanied the ship for two hours before disappearing.
UFO Over Lake Donuzlav
"UFO Over Lake Donuzlav" reports a sighting on November 13, 1983, by Crimean Navy servicemen. They observed an oval-shaped object with red top and green bottom lights maneuvering over the lake and the Black Sea coast. Interceptor aircraft were scrambled, but the object ascended vertically at incredible speed before they could engage.
The "Angar-18" Incident: 50 Years Later
This extensive article revisits the events of July 2, 1947, in Roswell, New Mexico, suggesting it was the basis for the 1979 US film "Angar-18." It details the alleged crash of an alien spacecraft, the recovery of debris and alien bodies, and the subsequent government cover-up under "Operation Majestic-12." The article claims that information and materials from the crash were studied at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and later moved to other locations, with the film "Angar-18" being named after "Building 18-A, Zone B" where the material was stored. It also mentions a 1953 Air Force directive on handling UFO encounters and a 1996 film by Martin Sheen about the Roswell incident.
Other Sections
Video Film Offers
The magazine includes an advertisement for video films on ufology and magic, including titles like "Three Hours of Miracle!" and "UFOlogical Video Album."
Albert Ignatenko: The Man Who Disperses Cyclones
A brief mention of Albert Benediktovich Ignatenko, who claims to be able to regulate weather patterns, including dispersing clouds.
Fantastic Outrage
Writer Arthur Clarke is quoted expressing dismay at the level of violence in TV programs, suggesting it indicates a lack of advanced civilizations in the vicinity of Earth.
Tallest Skyscraper
A note about the construction of a new tallest skyscraper in Melbourne, Australia.
Tornadoes
An article titled "Tornadoes" describes the phenomenon of tornadoes, their destructive power, and provides advice on safety during such events. It also mentions a tornado that occurred in the Ivanovo, Kostroma, and Yaroslavl regions on June 9, 1984.
Advertising and Subscription Information
Several advertisements are present, including one for the newspaper "Poputny Veter" (Tailwind) seeking advertising agents, and another for the Yaroslavl UFO center's subscription drive for the second half of 1997, with a subscription fee of 25,000 rubles.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The magazine consistently promotes the study of UFOs and related phenomena, presenting anecdotal evidence and historical accounts. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into unexplained aerial phenomena, encouraging reader participation and information sharing. There is a clear emphasis on government secrecy and the potential for extraterrestrial contact. The magazine also seems to have a connection to the "Fourth Dimension and UFO" center, which actively collects and disseminates information on the subject.