Den Flyvende Tallerken - 2012 No 3 -

Magazine Overview

This issue of DEN FLYVENDE TALLERKEN, the member magazine from NETI (Norsk Organisasjon for Studiet av Utenomjordisk Intelligens), is Number 3 from 2012. The cover prominently features "UFO Konferansen i Bergen - Mai 2012" and "Hemmeligheter i Antarktis", alongside a mention of Steven M. Greer's new film project and a discussion about YouTube's credibility. The magazine's editor, Jan Erik Bergfjord, notes the increasing focus on the UFO phenomenon in media and public discourse.

UFO Conference in Bergen

The issue provides extensive coverage of the first International UFO Conference held in Bergen from May 18-20, 2012, organized by Terje Wulfsberg and Ann-Kristin Normann. NETI had a stand and participated with speakers. The conference spanned three days, attracting a growing audience despite initial concerns about it being a workday. Several speakers are highlighted:

• Gary Heseltine (UK): A police detective specializing in interrogation techniques, he has collected over 400 reports from more than 900 individuals for THE PRUFOS POLICE DATABASE. He presented on "The history of British UFO sightings" and "UFO's The Best Evidence from around the world", showcasing sensational observations and comparing evidence to criminal investigations.
• Robert McDonald (US): A former Hollywood stuntman, he recounted his experience of being followed by a USO (Unidentified Submersible Object) during a Viking ship expedition. He also briefly discussed underwater objects and Ocean Explorers' findings in the Baltic Sea.
• Pia Knudsen (DK): A board member of Exopolitics Denmark, she focuses on UFO witness testimonies in Denmark. She presented on "The modern history of UFO's from 1941 to 1969" and "The modern history of UFO's from 1996 to 2012".
• Dr. Rauni-Leena Luukanen (Finland): A physician, author, and speaker, she shared her experience of being rescued by extraterrestrials, which influenced her life and writings. She presented "The real truth about the Cabal, NWO, UFO's, aliens and mind control".
• Terje Toftenes (Norway): A film and video producer, he discussed his documentaries, including the award-winning "The Day Before Disclosure" (2010), a 100-minute film featuring 40 interviews. He also presented "Alien Allies", showing unreleased footage.
• Hans Kristian Gaarder (Norway): An economist and independent researcher, he has extensively studied extraterrestrial life and technology. He presented "Utenomjordisk DISCLOSURE", covering topics like the Roswell incident and NASA's secret space programs.
• Kjell Arne Høviskeland (Norway): Co-founder and leader of NETI, he presented "NETI and stories about UFOs", sharing personal UFO experiences and film clips.
• Ann-Kristin Normann (Norway): Co-organizer, she shared her personal story of abduction experiences since childhood in her presentation "Bortført - Min historie".
• Terje Wulfsberg (Norway): Co-organizer and homeopath, he discussed his lifelong interest in the alternative, UFOs, and "Space Brothers: Here to help". He also shared his extensive collection of UFO video footage.

Secrets in Antarctica

This section, authored by Graham W. Birdsall and translated by Berit Oftedal, delves into alleged unusual activities and secrets in Antarctica. It references a 2003 report about a JPL satellite discovering a mysterious dome near Lake Vostok, and claims of NSA taking over the investigation. The article mentions a protest from the Australian government regarding two young women allegedly being picked up by US Navy Seals. The author's research into claims of secret bases, possibly of extraterrestrial or lost civilization origin, has been ongoing for 25 years. He recounts being warned by US Atomic Agency employees after publishing a photo of a nuclear reactor being loaded onto a ship in Antarctica. The article also touches upon the historical Nazi presence in Antarctica, specifically the "Neuschwabenland" region, and the controversial "Operation High Jump" expedition led by Admiral Byrd, which allegedly suffered significant losses. It explores theories linking Nazi Germany to advanced flying wing technology and potential secret bases in the region, citing a declassified document about "German Flying Wings". The author also mentions an encounter with Valery Uvarov, who alluded to "Nazis" when questioned about activities at Lake Vostok.

YouTube: Credible Information or Hoaxer's Playground?

This article by Jan Erik Bergfjord critically examines the role of the internet, particularly YouTube, in disseminating UFO information. While acknowledging that digital platforms make it easier to share visual evidence, it highlights the parallel ease with which fake UFO documentation can be created and spread using readily available software. The author expresses strong opinions, suggesting that intentionally spreading false UFO documentation should be a criminal offense, as it manipends people's perception of reality and hinders critical thinking. The article provides examples of "realistic UFO tutorials" found online and advises users to scrutinize the source of videos, check user profiles, and look for patterns of fabricated content.

Steven M. Greer's New Film Project: 'Sirius'

This section details Dr. Steven M. Greer's documentary film project, "Sirius". The film is being funded by public donations and aims to be a comprehensive multimedia presentation on UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligence. A key aspect of the project is the potential inclusion of scientific tests on a deceased extraterrestrial biological entity (EBE) that Greer and colleagues have examined. The article emphasizes the need for funding to conduct tests like MRI, DNA analysis, and carbon dating to definitively prove the EBE's non-human origin and rule out other explanations. Greer appeals for support to complete the film and conduct these crucial investigations, stressing that public awareness acts as a protection against "shadow projects" that might wish to suppress such findings.

Reader Surveys

The magazine includes results from reader surveys conducted on the NETI website. One survey asked "Are there extraterrestrial bases on the moon?", with 46 responses showing an even split between yes and no. Another survey asked about the existence of the planet Nibiru, receiving 72 responses, with the largest group believing it does not exist, while a significant portion remained unsure or believed it exists but is far away.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The issue consistently explores the UFO phenomenon from various angles, including eyewitness accounts, scientific investigation, historical analysis, and critical evaluation of information sources. There's a clear emphasis on the need for critical thinking when encountering UFO-related content, particularly online. The editorial stance, as expressed by Jan Erik Bergfjord, is one of seeking truth and promoting a deeper understanding of the phenomenon, while also being wary of misinformation and hoaxes. The magazine aims to inform its members about conferences, research, and ongoing developments in the field of ufology.

Title: UFO-Aktuelt
Issue: 12
Volume: 12
Date: January 15, 2004

This issue of UFO-Aktuelt features a cover photograph of a railway crossing. The accompanying text identifies the location as Beveridge, north of Melbourne, Australia, and states the photo was taken on January 15, 2004, by a municipal traffic engineer. Contact information is provided for Jim Linton, Communications Officer, with an email address of [email protected].

Content Highlights

The primary visible content is the cover photo and its description. The image shows a railway crossing with prominent red flashing lights, a 'STOP ON RED' sign, and a 'RAILWAY' sign. The background depicts a rural Australian landscape with dry vegetation and a utility pole.

Next Issue Preview

A section titled "NESTE NUMMER" (Next Issue) provides a preview of upcoming content. It states that the next issue will be released towards the end of the year and will contain material that did not fit into the current issue, in addition to new and exciting stories and reports.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

While this specific scan only provides cover details and a preview, the magazine's title, "UFO-Aktuelt," indicates a focus on UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) and UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) related topics. The editorial stance, based on the preview, suggests a commitment to providing comprehensive coverage of the subject matter, including a variety of stories and reports.