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KPUFO Informacni sdeleni - 2016 11 16
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This document is an informational bulletin titled "informační bulletin badatelských spolků" (Informational Bulletin of Research Societies), dated November 16, 2016. It serves as a joint bulletin for several Czech and Slovak research organizations, including KPUFO, ČsAAA, FFC,…
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This document is an informational bulletin titled "informační bulletin badatelských spolků" (Informational Bulletin of Research Societies), dated November 16, 2016. It serves as a joint bulletin for several Czech and Slovak research organizations, including KPUFO, ČsAAA, FFC, BCS, Projektu Záře, Klub Záblesk, and SAVPJ. The bulletin covers recent events, lectures, research requests, and organizational news.
Events and Lectures
The bulletin details a meeting held on Saturday, November 12, 2016, at the restaurant U Vodárny in Prague. During this meeting, Jan Šindel and Jan Vlasák were honored for their long-term research activities. Following the awards, several lectures were presented:
- P. Kroupa and J. Šindel discussed the poltergeist case in Nedamov, comparing it with previous incidents in Strašice and Bobrová. J. Šindel shared his on-site investigation experiences, and editor Jaroslav Mareš spoke about the media presentation of the case.
- T. Štehule presented "Mysterious Peru," featuring information and images from notable sites in that distant country.
- J. Lenková spoke about mysterious artifacts from China's Neolithic Hongshan civilization, showing examples and discussing their availability on eBay. She also touched upon communication with scientific circles and an initiative related to 'Součkovo Tušení světla' (Souček's Sensing of Light).
- T. Dosoudil presented findings on the oldest reports of SHC (spontaneous human combustion), based on historical medical literature.
- L. Šafařík discussed MUDr. Lukeš, describing him as a 'madman, contactee, and Czech Tolkien' who created several 'extraterrestrial' languages.
- V. Šiška analyzed the mysteries of Zvíkov Castle, outlining unresolved questions surrounding it.
- V. Kačírek shared updates from the field of cryptozoology.
The discussions and presentations lasted over six hours, with some presentations being postponed to a later date.
Upcoming Event in Prague
An event titled "Hidden Secrets of Geology? 'Earth Lights'" is scheduled for December 14, 2016, at 17:00 in the lecture hall 'H' of the New Building of the National Museum in Prague. The lecture, presented by Lukáš Zahradníček, will explore the connection between mysterious lights in the sky and geological phenomena, drawing on research from Hessdalen, Norway. Admission is free.
Research Requests ("Pomozte!")
The bulletin includes a section seeking assistance with historical research on several topics:
- Encounter with a strange being in Čechy pod Kosířem: A report from a pre-war issue of a regional history journal is mentioned, and readers are asked to help locate the original article.
- Influence of Uranus on Earthquakes: A 1959 article in the journal *Nature* by Dr. R. Tomaschek is referenced, which suggested a link between the position of Uranus and major earthquakes. The bulletin asks if the original article can be verified or found.
- Two circular bodies near Nová Říše: Information is sought about two circular formations under a hill near Nová Říše, associated with a local legend about a girl who slept near them and became foolish and ugly.
- Stone building near Mračov: A stone structure near Mračov is described, and a photo is requested.
- 1562 Aurora Borealis woodcuts: The bulletin inquires about finding two woodcuts from 1562 by Melantrich z Aventýna, which depict the aurora borealis and a battle scene.
Publications and Membership
Page 3 of the bulletin promotes new DVD releases from KPUFO, including "Automatic Drawing," "Jacques Bergier," "Houska Castle Mysteries," and "Shape Emitters." Each DVD costs 120 CZK. It also reminds members about the annual contribution for 2017, with different rates for correspondence/Facebook members (voluntary, 120-999 CZK) and full members (over 1000 CZK/year). Non-monetary contributions (books, materials, services) are also accepted for full members. Information is provided on how to pay membership fees via bank transfer or postal order to Klub psychotroniky a UFO in Plzeň.
The bulletin also announces that the magazines "Záhady a zajímavosti" (ZaZ) and "Cesty psychotroniky" are fully operational again without registration. Website links are provided for both publications.
Social Media and Contact
Readers are invited to join KPUFO's Facebook groups and pages, with links provided for various related communities, including Czech and Slovak ufology, historical mysteries, and specific research projects.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The bulletin consistently promotes research into unexplained phenomena, including UFOs, parapsychology, cryptozoology, and historical mysteries. It encourages active participation from its readership through contributions, research assistance, and engagement on social media. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry and information sharing within the Czech and Slovak paranormal research community.