informační bulletin badatelských spolků

Magazine Overview

This document is an informational bulletin from Czech research associations, dated December 8, 2016. It is a joint publication from KPUFO, ČSAAA, FFC, BCS, Projektu Záře, Klub Záblesk, and SAVPJ. The bulletin addresses friends, colleagues, and enthusiasts of the mysterious and research.

Year in Review and Astronomical Discoveries

The bulletin begins by reflecting on the year 2016, expressing gratitude to members and supporters of KPUFO/ČSAAA and other ufological and paranormal research groups. It acknowledges the dedication and passion of those involved, driven by personal experiences or a quest for answers.

The year 2016 is described as one filled with exciting moments that extended beyond national borders. A significant highlight is the astronomical discovery where, after analyzing 2.5 million stars, researchers identified 234 that displayed peculiar 'modulations.' These anomalies suggest a potential artificial origin, possibly related to the concept of Dyson spheres, which might have been created by an advanced extraterrestrial civilization.

The bulletin also touches upon the ongoing observation and reporting of mysterious phenomena, including UFO sightings and unexplained occurrences captured in photographs, which are a frequent subject of investigation by the association's colleagues. The immense amount of time dedicated to resolving these cases is emphasized.

It is noted that the Czech Republic is a land rich in mysterious questions, requiring continuous study, additional work, and data collection. The support from various collaborators, their knowledge, and experience are greatly appreciated.

The text acknowledges the limited opportunities for meetings and presentations but commends the organizers and speakers of events that did occur during the year for their dedicated work. A sincere appreciation is expressed for the support given to the field, and a plea is made for continued assistance in the coming year.

The bulletin concludes the introductory section with warm wishes for a wonderful holiday season and a happy new year 2017.

Events and Activities

An event is announced for Prague on Friday, December 9, 2016, featuring MUDr. Jaromír Šrámek discussing 'Sudden Infant Death Syndrome' at the Faculty of Science, Charles University. The event is scheduled from 17:00 to 20:00.

A call for contributions to support the associations' activities is made, with voluntary donations of 120 CZK or more granting access to various benefits, including website access.

Special Offers and Membership

There is a Christmas sale on DVDs, with two featured items: 'Automatic Drawing' (containing materials, articles, and videos) and 'Jacques Bergier' (featuring publications and articles from the archive), both priced at 100 CZK.

Information regarding membership contributions for 2017 is provided. For correspondence and Facebook members, the contribution is voluntary. For full members, the contribution is 120-999 CZK for basic services and over 1000 CZK per year for enhanced services, which include access to information banks, archives, priority purchasing of publications, and event participation.

Membership fees can be paid to the account of the Club of Psychotronics and UFO at SBERBANK (account number 4211013926/6800) or via postal order.

Online Community

The bulletin encourages discussion on Facebook and lists several related groups and pages, including 'Czech Ufology and Ufology,' 'Slovak Ufology and Ufology,' 'Mysteries and Curiosities,' 'KPUFO Group,' 'KPUFO Pages,' 'ČsAAA,' 'Projekt Záře,' 'Fantastic Fact Club,' 'SAVPJ,' 'Klub Záblesk,' 'Paths of Psychotronics,' 'Czech Psychotronics,' 'Megaliths in the Czech Republic,' 'Crop Circles,' 'Underground Structures in the Czech Republic,' and 'Plzeň Ufology.'

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin reflects a strong emphasis on paranormal research, ufology, and unexplained phenomena, particularly within the Czech Republic. The editorial stance is one of gratitude towards its community, encouragement for continued research, and a desire to foster a sense of shared interest and collaboration among various research groups. The publication also highlights the intersection of scientific inquiry (astronomy) with more speculative or fringe topics, suggesting an open-minded approach to investigating mysteries.