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Title: Den Flyvende Tallerken (The Flying Saucer) Issue: 1, 2012 Publisher: Norsk Organisasjon for Studiet av Utenomjordisk Intelligens (NETI) Language: Norwegian

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Title: Den Flyvende Tallerken (The Flying Saucer)
Issue: 1, 2012
Publisher: Norsk Organisasjon for Studiet av Utenomjordisk Intelligens (NETI)
Language: Norwegian

This issue of NETI's member magazine, Den Flyvende Tallerken, presents a diverse range of topics related to UFO phenomena, extraterrestrial contact, and related mysteries. The cover prominently features a striking image of a UFO and highlights key articles, including a landing incident at a school in Zimbabwe, the Vatican's stance on disclosure, and a documentary about the Mayan prophecies.

Editorial and Member Information

The editorial, titled "Leder har ordet: Kjære medlemmer i NETI" (The Leader Speaks: Dear Members of NETI), outlines NETI's planned activities for 2012, including 3-4 member trips to locations like Hessdalen, Ålgård, Samnanger, and Ängelholm, Sweden, where a famous UFO landing occurred in 1946. The magazine also announces the start of UFO meetings in Oslo, Bergen, and Fredrikstad from March onwards. The editorial appeals for members to help translate articles from English and other languages. A significant change mentioned is the reduction in the membership fee for those receiving the magazine via email, from 275 to 195 Norwegian Kroner, aimed at increasing membership. The board also hopes to arrange a member trip to a UFO conference in England in 2012. Members are encouraged to report any UFO sightings, past or present, to help update NETI's information. The editorial also reminds members about active UFO groups on Facebook and announces the NETI annual meeting in Oslo on Sunday, March 25th. Contributions in the form of articles or thoughts on the UFO phenomenon are welcomed, and members are asked to help distribute NETI's information by posting flyers in their districts to promote the organization's goal of uniting all UFO enthusiasts.

  • The issue's table of contents lists several articles:
  • Page 3: Zimbabwe 1994 - UFO landing.
  • Page 6: The Vatican's relationship with Disclosure.
  • Page 9: UFOs.. Cont. from previous issue.
  • Page 14: New documentary film - 2012.
  • Page 16: Fana-UFO on TV in Mexico.
  • Page 17: Tiwanaku in Bolivia.
  • Page 18: Extraterrestrial mummy found.
  • Page 20: Invitation to the annual meeting 2012.

The editorial is signed by Kjell Arne Høviskeland on behalf of the NETI board.

Article: UFO Landing at a Primary School in Zimbabwe, 1994

This article details a remarkable UFO incident that occurred on September 16, 1994, at the Ariel School, a private primary school in Ruwa, Zimbabwe. According to journalist Cynthia Hind, who interviewed the children the following day, 62 schoolchildren witnessed three silver spheres in the sky that disappeared and reappeared multiple times before descending towards the school. One object landed in an area near the school, described as uneven terrain with trees, thorn bushes, and a greyish-brown rocky ground with bamboo shoots. This area was off-limits to the children due to potential dangers like snakes and spiders.

The object reportedly followed a line of power masts before landing, though there is some discrepancy on whether it landed or hovered above the ground. Cynthia Hind, accompanied by a BBC journalist, her son, and Gunter Hofer, visited the site on September 20th to investigate for any physical traces using a Geiger counter, metal detector, and magnetometer. The school's principal, Mr. Colin Mackie, was cooperative and, despite not being a believer in UFOs, acknowledged that the children's accounts were consistent.

Approximately 10-12 older children were interviewed and filmed by BBC TV. One witness, Barry D., reported seeing three flying objects with blinking red lights that disappeared and reappeared. He described the main object as being the size of a fingernail held at arm's length. Most children agreed that an object descended in the indicated area, about 100 meters from where they were playing.

A small figure, about one meter tall, emerged from the object. This figure, described as wearing a tight-fitting, shiny black suit, with a long, thin neck, large eyes, a pale face, and long black hair, walked around, observed the children, and then disappeared back into the object. The object then departed rapidly.

Mr. Mackie had the children draw what they saw, resulting in about 30-40 drawings. The children's ages ranged from 5/6 to 12 years old, and they came from diverse cultural backgrounds. Some drawings depicted classic "flying saucers," while others were simpler. A young girl testified emphatically about seeing the event, while younger children were frightened and cried for help. The article notes that some children, particularly those of African ethnicity, may have legends of "tokoloshies" that eat children, potentially explaining their fear.

The article mentions that Dr. John Mack visited Zimbabwe and spent two days with the children, speaking with the principal and parents. His interest in child psychiatry was helpful in eliciting memories. The article also notes that The John E. Mack Institute is producing a documentary about the incident.

Article: The Vatican's Stance on Disclosure

This article explores the Vatican's recent increased engagement with topics concerning extraterrestrial intelligences and their technology. The author suggests that the Vatican is proactively preparing for a disclosure of contact, aiming to be ahead of world governments. The Vatican's approach is described as usually slow and cautious, but in this matter, they have acted swiftly, suggesting they possess solid evidence and are anticipating a full disclosure.

The article links the Vatican's new openness to secret discussions that began at the UN in February 2008, involving representatives from various governments and the Vatican's representative to the UN, Archbishop Celestino Magliore. These discussions focused on the increasing number of UFO observations and their implications. Archbishop Magliore's position also involves close contact with the Vatican's Pontifical Academy of Sciences.

Monsignor Corrado Balducci, described as a close confidant of the Pope and a theological member of the Vatican Curia, has publicly stated on Italian television five times that extraterrestrial contact is real. Balducci analyzed extraterrestrials in a way that aligns with Catholic theology, emphasizing that such contact is not demonic and deserves serious study. The article highlights the significance of Balducci, an expert in demonology and a Vatican consultant, speaking out on this topic without Vatican censorship, especially given the Church's historical tendency to demonize unexplained phenomena.

The article suggests that the Vatican's actions indicate that full disclosure is imminent, with around 30 nations already having partially or fully disclosed their knowledge of UFOs. A link is provided to a list of these countries.

It is noted that government officials from the USA also participated in the UN meetings, which may have accelerated the disclosure process. The article concludes by posing the question of whether humanity is awake or asleep to the impending "Galileo Moment," a significant paradigm shift that occurs only every 200-300 years.

Article: Identified Flying Objects - Close Encounter of the Third Kind

This section compiles several historical UFO encounters:

  • Brazil, 1947: The first reported UFO landing and close encounter of the third kind occurred near Bauru, Brazil, on July 23, 1947. Surveyor Josè C. Higgins heard a high-frequency whistle and saw a large, disc-shaped object land. He encountered three beings, approximately 2.5 meters tall, wearing transparent suits and carrying "metal boxes" on their backs. Their clothes were visible through the suits and resembled colored paper. The beings had large, round, bald heads with no eyebrows or beards, and their bodies were similar to humans but with disproportionately long legs. Higgins managed to escape and observed them for about half an hour before they departed.
  • West Virginia, USA, 1952: The Flatwoods incident involved a group of youths seeing what they thought was a "meteor" land on a hill. Upon investigation, they encountered a large figure, between three and five meters tall, with a red "face" and glowing green eyes with an orange hue. The figure moved towards them, causing them to flee. Later, parallel skid marks and a large circle of flattened grass were found, along with a strange smell.
  • Venezuela, 1954: Two truck drivers, Gustavo Gonzàlez and Josè Ponce, had their vehicles blocked by a shining, spherical object hovering above a road near Caracas. When Gonzàlez investigated, he was attacked by a hairy dwarf with claws and glowing eyes. The dwarf was incredibly strong. Another similar creature emerged and blinded Gonzàlez with a bright light from a small tube. Two other dwarves were seen with stones.
  • New York, USA, 1964: Farmer Gary T. Wilcox observed a shining, egg-shaped object, about 7 meters long and 5 meters wide, on his property. Two dwarves, about 130 cm tall, emerged wearing seamless clothing and hoods. They carried trays with soil and alfalfa samples and claimed to be from Mars. They requested a bag of fertilizer, which later disappeared from Wilcox's field.
  • New Mexico, USA, 1964: The Socorro case involved traffic policeman Lonnie Zamora investigating a speeding vehicle when he saw a blue flame moving in the sky. He discovered an elliptical object supported by legs in a dry riverbed. Two figures were seen near the object.
  • Wisconsin, USA, 1961: Joe Simonton reported receiving four "pancakes" from a UFO that hovered over his yard on April 18, 1961. He saw three "men" inside a silver-colored object. One of them gave him a pitcher and indicated a need for water. Another individual was baking something on a flameless oven. Simonton was given four "pancakes," which he later described as tasting like cardboard. Analysis by Northwestern University indicated the pancakes consisted of "flour, sugar, and fat."

Other Mentions

  • Mayan Prophecies 2012 and Beyond: This is mentioned as the subject of a documentary film with shocking content.
  • Fana-UFO on TV in Mexico: Briefly noted as an item in the table of contents.
  • Tiwanaku in Bolivia: Briefly noted as an item in the table of contents.
  • Extraterrestrial Mummy Found: Briefly noted as an item in the table of contents.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings and landings, close encounters with extraterrestrial beings, the potential for government and religious institutions (specifically the Vatican) to disclose information about alien contact, and the investigation into historical and contemporary UFO phenomena. The editorial stance of NETI, as expressed in the editor's letter, is one of active investigation, member engagement, and a desire to unite enthusiasts and disseminate information about the UFO phenomenon. The magazine aims to inform its readers about significant events, historical cases, and the evolving public discourse surrounding extraterrestrial intelligence.

This issue of the magazine delves into various claims and reports concerning extraterrestrial encounters, ancient mysteries, and unexplained phenomena. It features articles on an alleged extraterrestrial mummy found in Egypt, detailed accounts of UFO sightings and abductions, and a documentary exploring the possibility of ancient Mayan contact with aliens.

Utenomjordisk mumie oppdaget i Egypt (Extraterrestrial mummy discovered in Egypt)

The lead article discusses the sensational claim of an extraterrestrial 'Grey' mummy discovered in an ancient Egyptian tomb, hidden alongside a Pharaoh's mummy. The article suggests this discovery has been suppressed by authorities. It mentions that during the excavation of Tutankhamun's tomb by Howard Carter in 1920, two child mummies were found, one of which is described as extraterrestrial. The article cites researcher David Innis and the website forbiddenknowledge.com, noting that photographic evidence is claimed to exist, including images of sarcophagi and a mummy with extraterrestrial content. It also touches upon ancient Egyptian culture's fascination with the cosmos, the Orion constellation, and Mars, questioning if this mummy and tomb paintings reveal why.

NÆRKONTAKT AV FJERDE GRAD (Fourth Kind Contact)

This section defines and details extreme close encounters with extraterrestrial beings, including abductions and onboard experiences, often recalled under hypnosis. It presents the case of Antonio Villas Boas, a 23-year-old Brazilian farmer, who in 1957 encountered a UFO. An egg-shaped object landed near him, and three humanoids with helmets took him aboard. Inside, he encountered more humanoids and experienced a sexual encounter with a female alien. Dr. Olavo Fontes examined Villas Boas and found two dark scars on his chin, suggesting possible radiation poisoning. The encounter reportedly led to Villas Boas potentially fathering an extraterrestrial offspring.

The Betty and Barney Hill Abduction

The article recounts the alleged abduction of Betty and Barney Hill in 1961. While driving home, they observed a moving light that turned out to be a UFO. They were subsequently taken aboard the craft and examined by alien beings. The experience was later recalled under hypnosis, revealing details about the aliens' appearance and the examination process. Dr. Benjamin Simon, a psychiatrist, treated the couple and uncovered details suggesting the aliens' appearance and actions were consistent. A 'star map' shown to Betty by one of the aliens has been linked to the Zeta Reticuli star system, though this connection is debated.

Carlos Alberto Diaz Incident

In 1975, Carlos Alberto Diaz, a waiter from Ingeniero White, Argentina, reported being attacked by three 'humanoids' with moss-green skin. They forcibly removed hair from his scalp, causing him to lose consciousness. He described a bright, 'broken' beam of light and a 'storming humming' sound. Upon waking in a shiny, spherical room, he was subjected to a procedure where his hair was pulled out by the creatures. Medical examinations confirmed hair loss, with some pulled out by the roots. A theory suggests a suction effect was used to enlarge hair follicles.

Revelations of the Mayans 2012 and Beyond

This section introduces a documentary film that aims to present evidence of contact between the Maya civilization and extraterrestrials. The film, titled "Revelations of the Mayans 2012 and Beyond," is scheduled for a fall 2012 premiere. Both the Mexican and Guatemalan governments are reportedly contributing documentation, including previously hidden codices and artifacts. The documentary will feature evidence suggesting the Maya had planned to lead the planet for millennia but were forced to flee due to an invasion by 'men of dark intentions.' Specific findings include a submerged Maya city, new discoveries at Maya ruins in Calakmul, and a 3000-year-old landing ramp for spaceships discovered in the jungle. The film is produced by Raul Julia-Levy.

Bergens-UFO får internasjonal oppmerksomhet (Bergen UFO gains international attention)

This article reports on a UFO sighting by Rickie Gindl in Bergen, Norway, in November 2011. Gindl filmed three luminous 'spheres' and a fourth object with his mobile phone. The video has gained international attention after being picked up by Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan and his online TV channel. Maussan, an investigative journalist with numerous awards, has been researching UFOs since 1970. The video is described as unique, with Santiago Ytturia, a UFO expert in Mexico, noting that the lights' movement suggests it was not a random phenomenon. Similar cases have reportedly occurred in Brazil, the USA, Russia, and England.

Tiwanaku i Bolivia, Sør-Amerika (Tiwanaku in Bolivia, South America)

This piece explores the ancient city of Tiwanaku in Bolivia, questioning if it was built by extraterrestrials due to its immense age (estimated 17,000 years) and remarkable stonework. The ruins are described as a significant ceremonial center predating the Inca empire. The article highlights massive stone blocks, some weighing over 200 tons, fitted together with incredible precision, and mentions I-shaped metal connectors and silver rivets used in construction, drawing parallels to Egyptian ruins. The Akapana pyramid and other megalithic monuments at Tiwanaku are discussed, noting that their construction defies current physics. The site is considered a mystery, with images and carvings suggesting visits from ancient civilizations and unknown beings.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores the intersection of unexplained phenomena, ancient history, and potential extraterrestrial involvement. The editorial stance appears to be open to the possibility of alien contact and visitation, presenting various accounts and theories without outright dismissal. Recurring themes include the interpretation of ancient artifacts and sites as evidence of advanced extraterrestrial knowledge, the detailed recounting of alleged alien abductions and encounters, and the investigation of modern UFO sightings. The magazine seems to favor presenting these accounts as credible possibilities, often citing expert opinions or official investigations, while acknowledging skepticism where it exists.