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KPUFO Informacni sdeleni - 2018 02 28
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This is a joint information bulletin from several Czech and Slovak research societies, including KPUFO, ČsAAA, FFC, BCS, Projektu Záře, Klubu Záblesk, and SAVPJ, dated February 28, 2018. The bulletin focuses on upcoming events, new publications, and online resources related to…
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This is a joint information bulletin from several Czech and Slovak research societies, including KPUFO, ČsAAA, FFC, BCS, Projektu Záře, Klubu Záblesk, and SAVPJ, dated February 28, 2018. The bulletin focuses on upcoming events, new publications, and online resources related to ufology, paranormal phenomena, archaeology, and history.
Upcoming Events
The main upcoming event is an all-day lecture series titled 'What's new in ufology,' scheduled for Saturday, April 21, 2018, from 10 AM to 4 PM at the U Vodárny restaurant in Prague. Attendance is open to anyone interested, not just members of the organizing societies. The event will feature several speakers and presentations:
- Jaroslav Mareš will present on the topic: "Can all allegedly surviving pterosaurs be reduced to a common denominator?"
- Jiří Svoboda will discuss: "Mysteries of the Celts in Bohemia."
- Tomáš Stěhule will cover: "The largest pyramid complex in the world - Tucume (Peru)."
- Miroslav Houška will offer a presentation: "Saint Wenceslas – a different story."
- Františka Vrbenská will explore: "Labyrinths – history, mysticism, investigation."
Small gifts will be provided to presenters, and attendees can expect reading materials and new club DVDs.
New Publications and Websites
The bulletin announces new DVD and online resources:
- DVD: "How it was with Nazi flying saucers?" This DVD is a compilation of articles with a comprehensive analysis of the legend and related topics from the KPUFO archive, priced at 240 Kč.
- New Websites:
- Tomáš Stěhule has launched new websites focusing on Peru and South America, covering history, archaeology, civilizations, and travel: `http://tom-stehule.com/`
- The website `zajimavosti.info` has transformed into a web portal and directory for mysteries: `http://zajimavosti.info/`
Reading Materials
Readers are encouraged to explore:
- "PÁTRÁME!" (We are investigating!): A collection of materials from a researcher's investigation into physics, the origin of stone spheres, and other related questions, available for discussion via email.
- Časopis o vědě pro každého, kdo se chce dozvědět více - ENIOLOGIE ČLOVĚKA: A science magazine for everyone interested in learning more, accessible at `http://www.eniologiecloveka.cz`.
- Časopis Záhady a zajímavosti ZAZ: An internet magazine for laypeople, researchers, and mystery enthusiasts, updated daily at `http://www.zahadyazajimavosti.cz`.
- Časopis CESTY PSYCHOTRONIKY: A magazine updated every Saturday, available at `http://www.cestpsychotroniky.cz`.
- KPUFO Slovenská republika: Content from the Slovak branch of KPUFO, accessible at `http://www.kpufo.eu/sk`, with new articles every third day.
- Záhady ve fotografii: A section on mysteries in photography at `http://www.kpufo.cz/oblasti/fot/`, with occasional new articles.
Memorial
The bulletin notes the passing of the Moravian researcher Pavel Kobza on February 18, 2018.
Website Maintenance
There will be a temporary halt in new article submissions as websites are being rebuilt.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The bulletin consistently promotes collaboration among various research societies and encourages public engagement in exploring unexplained phenomena, historical mysteries, and scientific curiosities. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, presenting diverse topics and inviting discussion and further investigation.