Magazine Summary
NEWS FORTIANE
Summary
This issue of News Fortiane covers several mysterious events. It reports on a UFO sighting in Stephenville, Texas, which the military initially attributed to F-16 exercises, though witnesses remain skeptical. A significant portion is dedicated to the unsolved 1959 Dyatlov Pass incident in the Ural Mountains, where nine skiers died mysteriously. The magazine also details a 1959 UFO encounter over a Canadian military base in Goose Bay, Labrador, described by a former RCAF pilot. Additionally, it touches upon cryptozoological findings in the Congo and recent archaeological discoveries near Lake Van in Turkey, suggesting ongoing mysteries in various fields.
Magazine Overview
Title: NEWS FORTIANE
Issue: Numero 2
Volume: Anno 1
Date: 18 Febbraio 2008
Publisher: Centro Studi Fortiani
Website: www.centrostudifortiani.it
This issue of "NEWS FORTIANE" is a bulletin on the world of mystery, curated by the website www.centrostudifortiani.it. It covers a range of unexplained phenomena, including UFO sightings, mysterious deaths, and archaeological enigmas.
Texas: The UFO Yellow
The lead story details a UFO sighting in Stephenville, Texas, on January 25, 2008. The military initially attributed the phenomenon to F-16 exercises, but eyewitnesses remain unconvinced. The article notes that the Mutual Ufo Network reports an average of 200 sightings per month in the US, particularly in Texas, California, and Colorado. The official explanation from the Pentagon suggested a communication error regarding the F-16 exercises.
Editorial Changes at Hera Edizioni
A significant announcement is made regarding the editorial staff of "Hera Edizioni." The entire editorial team, responsible for "Area 51," "Hera," and "Misteri di Hera," has separated from Acacia Edizioni, the company that had leased the titles. The team, led by Adriano Forgione, Alberto Forgione, Pino Morelli, Mike Plato, Lavinia Pallotta, and Silvia Rosei, states that essential prerequisites for continuing their work with Acacia Edizioni were missing. They plan to relaunch their activities in a new, autonomous editorial entity, with new magazines expected by April 2008. Contact information for the former editorial team is provided.
UFO: Those Skiers Who Died in Russia
This section delves into the mysterious deaths of nine young skiers in the Ural Mountains in February 1959. The incident, which occurred near Mount Otorten, has puzzled experts for decades. The skiers reportedly fled their tent in sub-zero temperatures, with some suffering mysterious internal injuries. The case was initially classified as a tragedy due to 'an irresistible mysterious force' by Soviet authorities. Recent declassifications have revealed more details but deepened the mystery. A conference in Iekaterinburg organized by the Igor Dyatlov Foundation aimed to shed light on the event, with participants advocating for the release of further documents from the defense ministry, space agency, and secret services.
Canada 1959: Enormous UFO Flies Over Military Base
This article presents a testimony collected and verified by Brian Vike of HBCC Ufo Research, concerning an UFO sighting in August 1959 near Goose Bay, Labrador, Canada. The witness, a former resident of Newfoundland working at the USAF SAC base, describes an enormous, silent object hovering just above the trees. The object had three large, round, illuminated areas and moved slowly. The witness reported the sighting to the Control Tower, but no action was taken. The object eventually ascended in a spiral over the base before disappearing. The witness emphasizes that it was not an aircraft, helicopter, or balloon, and its size and silent operation were unlike anything known.
Cryptozoology in the Congo
A brief mention is made of an article from cryptomundo.com discussing alleged dinosaurs still circulating in Africa. It highlights the Mokele Mbembe, described as a quadrupedal creature similar to a brontosaurus, and other 'cryptids' like giant spiders and primates, based on local tribal testimonies and missionary accounts.
Lake Van's Mysteries and New Archaeological Discoveries
The issue touches upon the legendary monster of Lake Van in Turkey. It then shifts to recent archaeological findings from an Italian-Turkish mission near Ahlat, on the shores of Lake Van. These discoveries include extensive underground complexes, inhabited since prehistoric times, and a unique Buddhist temple. The findings challenge established historical narratives and suggest that archaeology, like ufology, often navigates uncertain territory.
Extraterrestrial Footprints Photographed in Canada?
This section reports on a sighting from December 16, 2007, where a woman in Canada allegedly saw a UFO and photographed unusual footprints in the snow. The witness described a large, luminous light and small incandescent balls. Later, while investigating near a 'Water Tower,' she and her family encountered strange, non-human footprints and saw a glowing orb in the trees. The witness also noted a sulfurous smell and provided photographs, requesting they be used only for MUFON.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The magazine consistently explores unexplained phenomena, with a focus on UFO sightings, military involvement, and historical mysteries. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, presenting witness testimonies and investigative reports without definitive conclusions, often highlighting the lack of official transparency or the need for further investigation. The separation of the editorial team from "Hera Edizioni" indicates a strong commitment to maintaining their editorial independence and continuing their work in the field of mystery and the unexplained.
In molti, infatti, giurano di aver visto i jet Usa rincorrere l'Ufo.
Key Incidents
Multiple people reported seeing a UFO with changing lights and colors, capable of high speeds and hovering close to the ground.
Nine young skiers died under mysterious circumstances, with some showing internal injuries and radioactive traces on their clothing.
A witness reported seeing an enormous, silent, hovering object with three large round illuminated areas over a military base.
A woman reported seeing a UFO and photographed strange footprints in the snow near a 'Water Tower'.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the official explanation for the Texas UFO sighting?
The military stated that F-16 jets on an exercise created the light effect, which was mistaken for a UFO by numerous people.
What is the mystery surrounding the Dyatlov Pass incident?
Nine young skiers died in the Ural Mountains in 1959 under unexplained circumstances, with some showing internal injuries and radioactive traces.
What did a witness describe seeing over Goose Bay, Canada in 1959?
A witness described an enormous, silent object with three large round illuminated areas hovering just above the treetops near a military base.
What is the significance of the recent discoveries near Lake Van, Turkey?
Recent archaeological findings have challenged historical certainties in the area, including the discovery of complex underground structures and a Buddhist temple.
In This Issue
People Mentioned
- Adriano ForgioneEditor
- Alberto ForgioneEditor
- Pino MorelliEditor
- Mike PlatoEditor
- Lavinia PallottaEditor
- Silvia RoseiEditor
- Karl LewisSpokesperson
- Igor DyatlovExpedition Leader
- William GibbonsCryptozoologist
- Brian VikeResearcher
- Maurizio CasalloInterviewee
- Cristian VitaliEditorial Committee
- +1 more
Organisations
- Pentagono
- Mutual Ufo Network
- Acacia Edizioni
- Edizioni HERA srl
- HBCC Ufo Research
- Strategic Airforce Command
- USAF
- RCAF
- MUFON
- Igor Dyatlov Foundation
- Centro Studi Fortiani
Locations
- Texas, USA
- Stephenville, USA
- Monti Urali, Russia
- Otorten, Russia
- Iekaterinburg, Russia
- Goose Bay, Canada
- Labrador, Canada
- Newfoundland, Canada
- Pine Tree, Canada
- Congo, Africa
- Lago di Van, Turkey
- Monte Ararat, Turkey
- Ahlat, Turkey