Outer Limits Magazine - No 13

Magazine Overview

Title: OUTER LIMITS MAGAZINE
Issue: No. 13
Date: April 2018
Edition: 2nd Birthday Issue

Outer Limits Magazine celebrates its second anniversary with issue number 13, dated April 2018. The magazine is presented as a free-to-read e-zine, published bi-monthly, and is not for profit. It welcomes articles and images on subjects related to ufology, ghosts, poltergeists, strange events, OOParts, cryptozoology, and anything unexplained. Submissions are accepted via email at [email protected], with articles to be published at the earliest convenient time at the editor's discretion. The magazine explicitly states it is not associated with any other title bearing the same name.

Editorial Stance and Content

The editorial, written by Chris Evers, reflects on the two years of the magazine's existence and thanks contributors. He highlights the main article of this issue, the investigation into 'The Pentyrch Incident,' which covers a significant portion of the pages. The magazine is also promoting its upcoming conference, 'UFOs Then & Now,' scheduled for September 1st and 2nd, 2018, at the Freedom Centre in Kingston upon Hull, UK.

Featured Articles and Investigations

The China UFO Image: The Experts Assess (Page 4-9)
This article delves into the analysis of two photographs taken on November 1st, 2017, at Dian Lake, Kunming, Yunnan province, China, by Chiung-Wei Chen. Chen, a sales VP from Taiwan, was sightseeing with colleagues when the photos were taken with an HTC U11 mobile phone. The object, described as 'doughnut-shaped' with serrated edges, was noticed later by Chen's sister-in-law. The article presents analyses from three photo-analysts:

• Dr Bruce Maccabee: A physicist with extensive experience in optical data processing and defense initiatives. He notes the object's dark appearance and estimates its size based on its width in the image, suggesting it's not far away. He concludes by stating, "I don't know" what the object is, but hints at a possible hoax.
• Jason Gleaves: An ex-Royal Air Force member and UFO analyst. Gleaves analyzed the images, noting the object's disk/doughnut shape with serrated edges and an illuminated glow. He believes the object was in free flight or thrown, not suspended, and that the images suggest movement. He also notes an 'aura' emanating from the object.
• Tobias Lindgren: A UFO researcher and image analyst from UFO Sweden. Lindgren suggests the object might be a balloon, lighter than air, based on its appearance and movement, comparing it to a case he investigated. He acknowledges the difficulty of photo-analysis in the digital age.

The article concludes that while the object is not CGI, its exact nature remains undetermined, with theories ranging from airborne objects like balloons to something picked up and dropped by birds. The case is left open.

A Strange Train Journey & More Unusual Tales (Page 10-11)
This section by Malcolm Robinson recounts an incident experienced by Audrey Hunter, a 45-year-old nurse from Edinburgh, in July 1988. While traveling on a train to Edinburgh, the train stopped at Cupar Station due to an issue with the engine. Hunter observed a significant amount of police activity, an ambulance with open doors, and people rushing into taxis. She also reported hearing 'religious music' that sounded like it was played on a recorder. A young man in her carriage made faces out of the train door for a considerable distance, leading Hunter to feel she was in a 'Twilight Zone' episode. The article hints at the possibility of 'people' living under the Firth of Forth.

The Pentyrch Incident (Page 13)
This article promises a fascinating insight into the investigation of a 2017 event, by those involved. Further details are not provided in the scanned pages.

The Voronezh UFO Photograph - Then and Now (Page 50)
This section is mentioned in the table of contents but not detailed in the provided pages.

When The Paranormal Becomes Normal - My Multi-Dimensional Life (Page 56)
This article by Michael Feeley is mentioned in the table of contents but not detailed in the provided pages.

The Raveo (Villa Santina) CE3 case 50 days after the Kenneth Arnold sighting (Page 64)
This article by Roberto Pinotti is mentioned in the table of contents but not detailed in the provided pages.

UFO Image From Wiltshire (Page 74)
A report by Philip Mantle is mentioned in the table of contents but not detailed in the provided pages.

Conference Promotion

Outer Limits Magazine UFOs Then & Now - A Two Day Special Event (Page 74)
The magazine heavily promotes its 'UFOs Then & Now' conference, taking place on September 1st and 2nd, 2018, at The Freedom Centre, 97 Preston Road, Hull, UK. The event features headline speakers Col. Charles Halt and Mary Rodwell, along with John Hanson, Paul Sinclair, and Chris Evers. Day one focuses on general UFO topics, while Day two is a special event for those who have experienced or investigate close encounters. Ticket prices are listed for Saturday only (£19.00), Sunday only (£12.00), and a full weekend ticket (£29.00).

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around UFO sightings, photo analysis, and unexplained phenomena. The magazine maintains an open-minded yet analytical approach, presenting evidence and expert opinions while acknowledging uncertainties. The editorial stance is one of encouraging investigation and discussion of paranormal and anomalous events, fostering a community of researchers and enthusiasts. The emphasis on 'fair use' for copyright and the disclaimer that opinions expressed are those of the writers, not necessarily the editors, highlight a commitment to open discourse and responsible publishing.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine, dated 1st & 2nd September 2018, features a two-day special event focused on UFOs and related phenomena. The cover headline announces 'UFOS Then A Two Day Special Event,' with key speakers including Col. Charles Halt, Mary Rodwell, and John Hanson. The event was held at The Freedom Centre in Hull.

The Strange Experiences of a Pilot

The magazine includes an account from a pilot, John Logan, who shares several unusual experiences. He recounts a childhood fascination with aircraft and a later career in aerospace engineering. Logan describes seeing lights on the ground as a child, a flat-shaped object moving erratically over Liverpool, and a strange illumination during a night flight. He also details an incident where an aircraft appeared very close below him, and a sighting of a silent, orange sphere in Strasbourg. Logan emphasizes that pilots sometimes see unexplained objects but often remain silent to avoid ridicule.

The Pentyrch Incident

A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to an investigation into 'The Pentyrch Incident,' which occurred in the early hours of February 26th, 2016, in South Wales. The incident involved multiple witnesses reporting a large UFO, military planes, helicopters, explosions, and unusual aerial activity. The investigation, led by Swansea UFO Investigation (SUFON), collected testimonies, photographic and video evidence, and a polygraph test, concluding the sighting was true.

Witness Testimonies

Eyewitnesses Caz Clarke and Dave reported observing military planes, including a Hawker Beechcraft 300 (Shadow R1) and a Britten-Norman BN-2T Turbo, circling the area for days prior to the main event. They described the planes exhibiting unusual flight patterns. On the night of the incident, they witnessed a large, pyramid-shaped craft with lights, accompanied by smaller red orbs. Caz Clarke described the main craft as 'building sized' and noted its unusual movement and lights. Dave's account corroborates Caz's, adding details about the craft's descent and the appearance of smaller objects.

Donna, another neighbor, also witnessed the activity and noted the unusual nature of the planes' behavior. The incident also involved multiple Apache helicopters and possibly Chinooks, with reports of significant explosions occurring in the Llantrisant area.

Military Presence and Investigation

SUFON's investigation revealed that over twenty military vehicles were in the sky, suggesting a coordinated effort rather than a simple exercise. The E3 Sentry plane, a sophisticated surveillance aircraft, was also identified in the area. The Ministry of Defence (MOD) provided an official explanation of 'Exercise Chameleon,' a military exercise that reportedly took place in Durham, England, and did not include South Wales. However, SUFON found no evidence to support this explanation for the events in Pentyrch.

Freedom of Information (FOI) requests submitted to various authorities, including South Wales Police, the Fire Service, and local councils, yielded no prior warnings or notifications of a military exercise in the area. Cardiff International Airport confirmed receiving notification of an exercise but did not specify when or by whom.

Social Media and Media Coverage

Social media posts from the time indicate that residents were disturbed by the aerial activity and explosions, with some contacting the police who attributed the events to a military exercise. Walesonline.co.uk published a story titled 'How military training planes and helicopters kept parts of South Wales awake,' which included comments from residents expressing concern and confusion.

Hospital Staff Testimony

A staff member from the Royal Glamorgan Hospital, who wished to remain anonymous, provided a statement detailing hearing extremely loud explosions around 2:00 AM on the night of the incident. The staff member, who had combat experience, distinguished the sounds as explosions rather than simple bangs and initially suspected a terrorist attack. They also noted smoke and the smell of sulfur, and heard noises resembling aircraft and helicopters. The hospital staff were unaware of any military exercise at the time.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of unexplained aerial phenomena, witness testimonies, and the perceived lack of transparency from military and government bodies. The editorial stance appears to be one of skepticism towards official explanations and a commitment to investigating and presenting alternative perspectives on UFO sightings and related incidents, particularly those involving military involvement. The Pentyrch Incident is presented as a case where official explanations do not align with witness accounts and available evidence.

Title: UFO Row
Issue: Issue 24
Volume: Vol. 2
Date: February 2016
Publisher: UFO Row
Country: UK
Language: English

This issue of UFO Row delves into the Pentyrch Incident, a series of events that occurred in the early hours of February 26th, 2016, involving reported explosions, military helicopter activity, and unusual environmental phenomena. The magazine presents witness testimonies, investigative findings by SUFON (Swansea UFO Network), and explores the possibility of a military cover-up.

The Pentyrch Incident: Initial Reports and Witness Accounts

The incident began with reports of explosions and multiple helicopters circling over Llantrisant, near the Royal Glamorgan Hospital. Twitter users, including Rhian (@Miss_Rhi_Rhi) and MR Myself (@betterman0112), shared their experiences, with some suggesting it was a military exercise. South Wales Police (@swpolice) initially responded by stating it was a military exercise, but the wording and timing of the response raised questions for some witnesses.

Markoevanso (@markoevanso) noted helicopters over Llantrisant around 4 am, and XTRASH GOAT X (@TrashGoat00) and MR Myself (@betterman0112) confirmed hearing loud explosions. The presence of Apache, Chinook, and Puma helicopters was noted. A strange smell, described as something burning or sulphur, was also reported.

WalesOnline (@WalesOnline) confirmed they were working on a story about the events.

Seismic Evidence and FOI Requests

Information obtained through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to the British Geological Survey revealed seismological data that substantiated the occurrence of an event around the time the explosions were heard and felt by witnesses. A seismic reading was recorded between 4:15 am and 4:30 am, indicating an event significant enough to be registered 40 miles away in Monmouth.

The FOI request also provided a link to seismological data anomalies. The magazine questions what caused a massive explosion in a residential area close to a hospital in the early hours, which shook buildings and filled the air with smoke, yet reportedly left no visible damage.

The Pentyrch Four and Smilog Wood Investigation

The investigation expanded to include the Pentyrch Four, a group consisting of witnesses Caz, Dave, Donna, and Steve. Their investigation focused on Smilog Wood, an area indicated as potentially significant.

Steve's Account: Steve recounted driving to Llantrisant common and finding piles of scrap metal. He later drove to Smilog woods, where he and Caz found snapped tree trunks and evidence of damage. They noted that the damage appeared to be in a straight line and that some trees had burn marks.

Caz's Account: Caz described finding large branches snapped off from the canopy of trees in Smilog Wood, lying in a straight line. She also noted an impact area where trees were snapped at a height of about 20 feet, with a fresh smell of pine and scorch marks.

Donna's Account: Donna described walking through Smilog Wood and finding trees snapped in half, with everything dead. She noted scuff marks and burn marks on some trees, and a tree that had been snapped at its mid-way point. She also experienced a strange sensation of being watched.

Dave's Account: Dave described finding snapped trees and a debris trail. He also noted unusual tyre marks and yellow tape in the area.

Strange Weather Phenomena

A significant aspect of the investigation was the report of unusual weather. In the Pentyrch fields, where a UFO was reported to have come close to the ground, it was snowing. This snow was described as unlike ordinary snow, resembling small plastic pellets or marshmallow-like balls that did not melt but rather dissolved. This phenomenon was also reported in Smilog Wood.

Weather charts for February 2016 showed that no snow was forecast for the area, and the conditions were not typical for snow formation, leading to further questions about the events.

Military Involvement and Potential Cover-Up

The article suggests that the military was involved in the events, citing the presence of helicopters and the official explanation of a 'training exercise.' However, the witnesses and investigators question this explanation, pointing to the extent of the damage and the unusual phenomena as evidence that something more significant occurred. The closure of roads by the police for an 'exercise' also raised suspicions.

SUFON took the investigation to another level by conducting EMF and Geiger counter tests. The group believes it would be a travesty if this event was not told.

Key Locations and Timeline

• February 26th, 2016, early morning: Explosions and helicopter activity reported in the Llantrisant area.
• February 26th, 2016, 4:15 am - 4:30 am: Seismic anomaly recorded.
• February 26th, 2016, 4:34 am: Apache helicopter makes an emergency landing.
• February 26th-27th, 2016: Investigation of Smilog Wood reveals significant tree damage and unusual snow.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are unexplained aerial phenomena (UFOs), military activity, explosions, potential cover-ups, and anomalous environmental conditions. The editorial stance appears to be one of critical inquiry, questioning official explanations and giving credence to witness testimonies and investigative findings that suggest a significant, unexplained event occurred. The magazine aims to bring attention to these events and encourage further investigation into what happened in Pentyrch and Smilog Wood.

This issue of the magazine focuses on two interconnected investigations: the mysterious snapping of trees in Smilog Wood and the presence of unidentified individuals in Pentyrch Fields, both occurring around February 2016. The content is presented through witness statements, photographic evidence, and scientific investigation, primarily involving electromagnetic radiation (EMR) readings.

Smilog Wood Incident

The issue begins with a discussion about trees snapped off at the middle section in the early hours of February 26th, 2016, in Smilog Wood, specifically on a bike trail. YouTube videos from mountain bike riders showed these trees standing before the 26th and damaged afterwards. Witnesses Oscar Green and Gari discuss the date and location, with Oscar Green confirming the area near the 'pallet thing'. The cause of the snapping is initially speculated to be the council.

Later, it is revealed that the trees damaged on their canopies, which created a debris trail in February 2016, were felled by the forestry commission in May 2017. The magazine states that further information would follow regarding the explanation given by the forestry commission.

Pentyrch Fields Encampment

Another development detailed is the presence of men searching and camping in the fields of Pentyrch shortly after the 'Main Event' (presumably related to a UFO sighting). A group referred to as the 'Pentyrch Four' investigated, finding men in military-style uniforms with electronic equipment, satellite dishes, and computers camping in the fields. These individuals gave conflicting explanations for their presence, including being a 'fracking survey team', conducting a 'military exercise in case of a catastrophe', and finally, working for 'Vodaphone'.

Witnesses Caz, Steve, and Donna provide detailed accounts of their encounters with these individuals. Caz describes seeing two soldiers in full digital camouflage carrying firearms that appeared brand new and lacked the usual yellow cap indicating blank rounds. Steve corroborates this, noting the soldiers' evasiveness and the presence of weapons. Donna managed to take photographs of the encampment, which was described as precise and organized, with advanced equipment.

Mike Hopkins, who also investigated, was not convinced they were army, initially suggesting a team-building exercise. However, the presence of guns and the mention of a 'Commanding Officer' by one of the individuals led to the conclusion that they were indeed military or government agency personnel.

One notable exchange involves Caz confronting the 'Commanding Officer' about their presence and activities, leading to a heated discussion about freedom and rights. The individuals eventually left the area.

EMF Readings and Investigation

As part of the investigation, SUFON and the Pentyrch Four conducted tests for Electromagnetic Radiation (EMR) in the Pentyrch fields. Scans performed in November 2017, nearly 20 months after the event, still registered residual energy signatures. The readings varied and followed a path that closely resembled the path described by witnesses for a UAV (Unidentified Aerial Vehicle) sighting.

Similar EMF tests were conducted in Smilog Wood, where the snapped trees were found. These tests also registered 'harmful' levels of EMR, indicating a possible connection between the two locations and the events.

Object Characteristics and Size Estimation

The investigation attempted to estimate the size of the UAV based on the EMF readings. By mapping the points where readings were collected, estimations were made: the second field measured approximately 282ft, and when measuring a larger area, a distance of approximately 531ft was recorded. A third potential measurement indicated a diameter of 1087ft. The magazine clarifies that these measurements do not necessarily represent the UAV's actual size but indicate the region where it was present.

Forestry Commission's Explanation

Inquiries were made to the National Resources Wales regarding the felling of trees in Smilog Wood. The response stated that Larch trees infected with Phytophthora ramorum were felled, and Beech trees were pruned along the roadside to improve driving conditions. The process involved usual planning procedures lasting up to 18 months. The magazine notes that the area where the trees were cut appeared healthy prior to the felling.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the unexplained phenomena (UAP/UFO), potential government or military cover-ups, the use of advanced technology, and the investigation of residual energy signatures. The editorial stance appears to be one of critical inquiry, seeking to uncover the truth behind these events through witness testimony, evidence collection, and scientific analysis, while also highlighting the discrepancies and evasiveness encountered from official or seemingly official sources. The magazine emphasizes the importance of understanding the difference between freedom and potential fascism, as expressed by one of the witnesses.

Title: Outer Limits Magazine
Date: 2018
Character: This issue of Outer Limits Magazine focuses on a variety of paranormal and unexplained phenomena, with a strong emphasis on UFOs, hauntings, and related investigations. It features articles, event announcements, and information about upcoming conferences and workshops.

Phytophthora Ramorum and Forestry Commission

The magazine begins by discussing the disease Phytophthora ramorum, commonly known as Larch disease, which is affecting trees in the UK. The Forestry Commission is undertaking restocking and replanting operations. The article details the symptoms, which include bleeding cankers that exude fluid and discolour the bark. While no cure exists, fungicides can suppress symptoms. The primary control method is to remove and kill infected living plant tissue, meaning infected trees are felled quickly. Movement of affected wood requires a Forestry Commission licence, and biosecurity precautions like cleaning footwear and equipment are advised.

However, the article raises questions about the Forestry Commission's handling of the situation, particularly in an area called Smilog Wood. Despite recommendations to leave affected areas fallow for three years, the commission has allegedly replanted an area within this period. Furthermore, the area in Smilog Wood, where trees were felled due to suspected Phytophthora ramorum, still has dead branches and trunks lying on the ground, suggesting a failure to follow their own guidelines.

SUFON (an organization) is seeking more information from National Resources Wales regarding this case, prompted by EMF readings, weather anomalies, snapped trees, and military activity on February 26th, 2016. The article suggests that the damage to Smilog Wood might be linked to military activity or a UFO chase, citing loud explosions and a smell of sulphur.

UFO Incidents and Investigations

The magazine then shifts focus to UFO-related incidents. It mentions the Berwyn Mountain UFO incident of January 23rd, 1974, in Wales, which involved sightings of strange lights, earth tremors, and military involvement. The article criticizes the media for accepting official explanations that avoid mentioning UFOs.

Another significant incident discussed is the Rendlesham Forest incident of December 26th-28th, 1980, often referred to as 'Britain's Roswell.' This event involved unexplained craft and orbs, EMF readings, and health effects on soldiers. The article also references a similar event where areas of forest and mountain were shut down to the public with a large military presence.

Events and Speakers

A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to promoting upcoming events hosted by Outer Limits Magazine. These include a two-day conference in September 2018 featuring prominent figures in the UFO and paranormal community:

• Lt. Colonel Charles I. Halt (Ret): Former deputy base commander at RAF Bentwaters, who investigated the Rendlesham Forest incident and returned as a believer.
• Mary Rodwell: International speaker, author, and researcher into non-human intelligences and the Star Children phenomenon. She is also conducting a special workshop on contact experiences.
• John Hanson: Author, investigator, and former policeman, known for his work on UK UFO reports and co-author of 'The Halt Perspective' book.
• Paul Sinclair: Investigator and experiencer, author of 'Truth Proof 1 & 2,' who will speak about strange events, including missing RAF jets.
• Chris Evers: Editor and founder of Outer Limits Magazine, who will present on a specific year from UFO history.

Tickets and details for these events are available via a provided website and postal address.

Ghost Office

The magazine also features an article about 'Ghost Office,' a paranormal investigative agency aiming to help the public deal with hauntings. Co-founded by film director Darren Garcia and writer Matt Brown, Ghost Office will investigate current hauntings for a potential TV series. The investigations will be presented by UFO and paranormal researcher Malcolm Robinson. The agency is accepting applications for property investigations. A survey indicates that a significant portion of Britons have experienced ghostly phenomena and believe in the paranormal.

Voronezh UFO Photo Analysis

An article by Philip Mantle with photographic analysis by Jason Gleaves revisits the Voronezh UFO photo from 1989. The town of Voronezh in the former USSR made headlines with an alleged UFO landing. The article promises a look at computer analysis of the photo from the 1990s and then in 2018, and includes a photo of Voronezh UFO researchers.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, paranormal investigations, unexplained phenomena, and government/official responses to these events. The editorial stance appears to be one of questioning official narratives, encouraging independent investigation, and providing a platform for experiencers and researchers to share their findings and perspectives. There is a clear interest in historical UFO incidents and the ongoing investigation into these mysteries.

This issue of Outer Limits Magazine focuses on UFO phenomena, featuring detailed analysis of photographic evidence and personal accounts of paranormal experiences. The magazine includes a competition for a book by Jason Gleaves and information about the 'Weird Weekend North' event.

Photographic Analysis of the Voronezh UFO Photo

The issue presents an in-depth analysis of a black and white photograph taken in Russia in November 1989. The photograph, purportedly copied from an original negative, depicts an unidentified image (UI) described by witnesses as a disk-shaped object with a pale pink halo.

Ground Saucer Watch (GSW) Analysis (1991)

William H. Spaulding, Director of GSW, conducted a computer analysis of the photograph using various subroutines, including High/Low Pass Filtering, Edge Enhancement, Distance Distortion, High Resolution, Density Slicing, Color Contouring, and Microdensitometry. The analysis highlighted several points:

• Witness Description vs. Image: The witnesses described a "flat (dull) grey color with a pink halo," but the photograph showed a bright crescent shape with a tail, and no measurable density evidence of a halo.
• Symmetry and Shape: The UI was described as not symmetrical and non-linear, contradicting the purported "disc shape."
• Lighting: The angle of sunlight was low, evidenced on the right side of the photograph, but the UI's top right portion was darker than the rest, suggesting it was not reflecting sunlight similarly to foreground features.
• Surface Texture: The surface of the "disc" contained random rough contours, not smooth.
• Negative Points: Spaulding questioned why only one photograph was taken, why the "translucent smoke-like tail" was not captured, and why the crescent band was not detailed in the witness narrative. He also noted that the image was similar to processing artifacts.
• Conclusion: GSW found no evidence of a hoax and stated that the image did not correspond with familiar objects. The source of the image remained unknown.

Jason Gleaves Photo Analysis (2018)

Jason Gleaves, a researcher specializing in computer analysis of UFO photographs, was asked to analyze the same Voronezh photograph. His analysis, conducted independently, yielded similar results to GSW's.

• Object Characteristics: Gleaves described the object as spherical with consistent characteristics of known sphere light highlights. He noted a "dark twin belt structure" around the circumference, though this was inconclusive due to limited photographic evidence.
• Comparison: He found the object's detail to be similar to that of the buildings shown below, suggesting it was present at the time the image was taken but remained unidentified.
• Conclusion: Gleaves concluded that the spherical-shaped object was present but the case was inconclusive and unidentified in origin. He noted that the analysis was similar to GSW's from 27 years prior, reinforcing the object's status as "unidentified."

Personal Paranormal Experiences by Michael Feeley

Michael Feeley, a former police officer, recounts his journey into the paranormal, detailing numerous experiences that influenced his decision to leave his career.

Early Encounters

• Rome (2007): While on a city break, Feeley and his wife Sarah witnessed two objects in the sky that separated, merged, and then disappeared.
• Night Duty Encounters: Feeley and Sarah, working together as police officers, experienced unusual events, including seeing two objects flying at "warp speed" and a "wormhole"-like streak of light followed by a tear-shaped craft.
• Phantom Intruders and Underground Explosions: During a shift, street lighting went out over a large area, an underground explosion occurred, and a manhole cover was ejected into the sky. They later discovered nine underground explosions that evening.
• Rendlesham Forest Incident: While walking in a dark park, they encountered a bright mass of pure white light that appeared to be a dimensional gateway. Their mobile phone also took a photograph of orbs without being operated.

Telepathic Invitation and Monoliths

Feeley described being telepathically invited to a set of four monoliths with his wife and two friends. They felt compelled to move anti-clockwise around the stones, as if unlocking a gateway. Photographs taken at the site showed orbs floating over the hills.

Encounter with a 'Being'

Feeley recounted standing about three feet away from a 'being' not of this world, described as tall, pale, and gaunt, whose energy field caused him to spin internally.

The Sarah Jenson Case (2009)

Feeley detailed a disturbing experience in February 2009 where he felt something attempting to possess him. This coincided with unusual phenomena like the smell of flowers and a sudden drop in temperature. They sought help from a medium who revealed that the spirit of Sarah Jenson, a girl murdered in 1850, was present and upset. The medium helped resolve the situation, and Sarah Jenson's spirit was able to leave. Feeley's police career ended as a result of these experiences, opening him up to other realities and dimensions.

Book Promotion and Event Information

UFO PHOTO – Computer Analysis of Worldwide UFO Images Through The Decades

The issue promotes a book by Jason Gleaves, which offers computer analysis of UFO photographs. A competition is announced where readers can win a free copy by answering the question: "Who invented the term 'Close Encounters'?"

Weird Weekend North

Information is provided for the 'Weird Weekend North' event, scheduled for April 7th-8th, 2018, in Rixton-with-Glazebrook, Cheshire. The event covers topics such as Ghosts, Fortean, Fairies, UFO's, Folklore, and Cryptozoology, with a list of speakers including Ann Wishper, Ben Emlyn Jones, Ken Gerhard, Steve Mera, James Newton, Richard Freeman, Steve Jones, Lee Walker, Rob Gandy, Bob Fischer, and Glen Vaudrey. The cost is £15 per day or £30 for two days.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores the unexplained, with a focus on UFO phenomena and personal paranormal experiences. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, presenting detailed analyses of photographic evidence and personal testimonies without definitive conclusions, often labeling cases as "unidentified." There is a clear interest in the intersection of technology (computer analysis) and the paranormal, as well as the personal impact of such experiences. The inclusion of book promotions and event listings suggests an aim to engage the readership with the broader UFO and paranormal community.

This issue of "UFO Contacts in Italy – Volume One" focuses on the intersection of UFO phenomena, ancient mysteries, and personal spiritual experiences. It features a detailed account of a specific UFO encounter in Italy, alongside broader theories about extraterrestrial influence on human history and consciousness. The publication is presented as a collection of insights and experiences from various individuals, including authors and witnesses.

The Raveo (Villa Santina) CE3 Case

The main article, "The Raveo (Villa Santina) CE3 case 50 days after the Kenneth Arnold sighting" by Roberto Pinotti, details the experience of Professor Luigi Rapuzzi (aka L.R. Johannis). On August 14, 1947, in a small village called Raveo in Carnia, Italy, Professor Rapuzzi encountered a vivid red, lens-shaped flying saucer embedded in a mountainside. He then met two dwarf-like beings, approximately 90 centimeters tall, with unusual physical features, including green skin, large protruding eyes, and jointless, claw-like hands with eight fingers. The beings appeared to incapacitate him with a ray or puff of smoke, after which he found himself on the ground and his pickaxe was thrown from his hand. The object then vanished. Rapuzzi initially struggled to explain the event, considering possibilities like experimental aircraft or unknown civilizations, before learning about the 'flying saucer' phenomenon after hearing of the Kenneth Arnold sighting.

Rapuzzi's account was published in the Italian journal CLYPEUS. He later provided sketches of the entities and the craft, noting that his memory of exact details had faded over time, and he began to consider the beings might have been robots rather than biological extraterrestrials. He also mentions that his aluminum fork and thermos flask were missing from his rucksack after the encounter.

Personal Encounters and Spiritual Insights

Another section features personal accounts, including one from an individual who has seen spirits and shadow people, and experienced paranormal phenomena in their home. This person also recounts seeing the spirit of King Charles I. The author connects this to a 'gnostic principle' and a continuous observation of the number 22, suggesting it represents secret knowledge.

This individual also describes discovering a connection between Earth's monuments and the Cydonia city on Mars, and claims to have had a multi-dimensional encounter with an Egyptian Pharaoh. They also mention seeing an Egyptian scarab beetle and a serpent of light. A psychic medium had previously told them to 'look passed the tourism' in Egypt and 'learn about her,' indicating a deeper spiritual message.

Ancient Astronauts and Genetic Theories

The issue explores theories of extraterrestrial intervention in human history, particularly referencing the Sumerian scrolls and the Anunnaki. The author discusses Zechariah Sitchen's translations, which suggest the Anunnaki, an advanced alien race, genetically engineered humans to mine gold on Earth. However, the author proposes a different interpretation, focusing on genetics and enlightened consciousness as the deeper message within these ancient texts. The Anunnaki story is linked to the double helix of human DNA, represented by two snakes.

The article also touches upon the theory of Nibiru, a 'wandering planet' associated with the Anunnaki, and notes its similarity to the Egyptian name for Venus, Neb-Heru. It questions the propulsion capabilities of Nibiru if it were a spaceship.

The Pineal Gland and Consciousness

Further exploration into human consciousness links the pineal gland (the 'third eye') to the Anunnaki and ancient symbolism, such as the pine-cone shape and the wings depicted in Anunnaki carvings representing the Cerebellum. The author posits that 'consciousness' is a hidden secret, and that figures like Jesus Christ, Mary Magdalene, and Moses represent aspects of human genetics and anatomy that lead to 'Christ Consciousness'.

The Moon and Earth's Stability

The article discusses the Moon's role as a planetary stabilizer for Earth, maintaining its 23.5-degree tilt, which is crucial for life, seasons, and liquid water. It argues that if the Anunnaki brought the Moon, they could not have found life on Earth when they arrived, as the Moon's presence predates life as we know it.

Personal Reflections on Disclosure and Humanity

The author expresses skepticism towards government disclosure of UFO information, believing they already possess the knowledge and would question the motives behind any official revelation. They also advocate for humanity to improve its behavior, particularly regarding conflict and warmongering, before seeking to join galactic communities. The author believes that achieving a higher state of consciousness through understanding ancient wisdom will lead to inevitable reconnection with higher realms and disclosure.

Witness Accounts and Supporting Evidence

Mrs. Mirella Emery from England contributes a letter describing a sighting of a vivid, yellowish-orange light in the sky in August 1947, near where Professor Johannis had his encounter. She questions if her experience is connected to Johannis's sighting.

The issue also includes notes by Gordon Creighton, providing context and cross-references to other UFO cases and literature, such as the Kenneth Arnold sighting, the Monguzzi photographs, and Aimé Michel's work on 'pumpkin-heads'.

About the Author

Roberto Pinotti, born in Venice in 1944, is an aerospace journalist, author, and a leading Italian UFO expert. He is a founder of Italy's Centro Ufologico Nazionale (CUN) and has a background in politics and sociology. He has served as an officer in the Italian Army, a consultant for UFOs, and has had access to official documents. He has edited CUN's ufological magazine for over 50 years.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are the reality of UFO sightings and encounters (CE3), the potential for extraterrestrial influence on human history and origins (Ancient Astronauts), and the exploration of consciousness and spiritual knowledge (Gnosticism, spiritual awakening). The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these phenomena, presenting detailed accounts and speculative theories, while also emphasizing personal spiritual growth and a critical view of official narratives. The publication promotes the idea that ancient wisdom holds keys to understanding our past, present, and future, particularly concerning our place in the cosmos and the nature of consciousness.

This collection of documents represents various issues and promotional materials for 'Outer Limits Magazine,' a publication focused on UFOs and paranormal phenomena. The issues span from October 2016 to December 2017, with additional promotional content for events in 2018. The magazine covers a wide array of topics, including UFO sightings, alien abductions, ancient aliens, and other supernatural phenomena.

Key Articles and Features

UFO Image from Wiltshire

A significant portion of the content details an analysis of a UFO photograph taken by Luis Sergio Bernardes Kantek, a commercial pilot, in Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK, on February 28, 2004. Kantek stated he was photographing a flag and did not see the objects at the time, only noticing them later. The photograph was sent to three photo analysts: Dr. Bruce Maccabee, Tobias Lindgren (UFO-Sweden), and Jason Gleaves (Ufonly).

Dr. Maccabee described the objects as resembling "bug shots." Tobias Lindgren suggested they might be birds, noting that the fast shutter speed of 1/800 seconds would prevent any apparent movement, and that bird photographers often use similar speeds. Jason Gleaves, after a computer-enhanced analysis, concluded that the objects appeared to be military aircraft in close formation, stating that the quality and distance made accurate identification difficult. Gleaves also noted that similar aircraft silhouettes were overlapped for comparison. The article concludes that the objects have a conventional explanation, and thanks Mr. Kantek for submitting the photograph.

Outer Limits Magazine Special Events

Promotional material highlights two major events:

• UFOS Then & Now A Two Day Special Event: Scheduled for September 1st and 2nd, 2018, at The Freedom Centre in Hull. It featured headline speakers Col. Charles Halt and Mary Rodwell, along with John Hanson, Paul Sinclair, and Chris Evers. Tickets were priced at £19.00 for Saturday, £12.00 for Sunday, and £29.00 for the full weekend.
• The 3rd UFO Truth Magazine Southern UK Conference: Presented by Gary Heseltine on Saturday, April 28th, 2018, at The Holywell Community Centre in Watford. Speakers included Grant Cameron (Canada), Alan Foster (UK), David Icke (UK), and Steve Mera (UK). An exclusive film interview with David Icke was also featured. Ticket prices were £28 for magazine subscribers and £36 for non-subscribers, with lectures beginning at 10:30 AM.

Inside Outer Limits

An announcement directs readers to the Outer Limits YouTube page to listen to an interview with Philip Mantle, described as a noted British ufologist, former conference organiser, and director of investigations for the British UFO Research Organisation, and a former British representative at MUFON.

The OLM Shop

Information is provided about purchasing back issues of Outer Limits Magazine. Two years' worth of articles are available as PDFs, delivered by Royal Mail. Year one (Issues 1-6) and Year 2 (Issues 7-12) were priced at £10.00 each, including P+P (UK) and PayPal fee. A two-year bundle (Issues 1-12) was available for £16.00, including P+P (UK) and PayPal fee. Overseas readers were instructed to contact [email protected] for pricing. A website link is provided for ordering.

Magazine Issue Previews

Several covers and brief descriptions of past Outer Limits Magazine issues are displayed, showcasing a variety of topics:

• Number 4 (Oct 2016): Featured a "CONFERENCE" theme, 70 Years of the Modern UFO Era, and articles by prominent researchers.
• Number 5 (Dec 2016): Included articles on haunted locations, MILABS, and the Rendlesham Exclusive.
• Number 6 (Feb 2017): Titled "Annus Mirabilis: The Great UFO Invasion of 1783," and discussed the Rendlesham Rumpus, Peter Robbins, Larry Warren, and the Addingham UFO.
• Issue 7 (April 2017 - First Birthday Issue): Featured "The Spaceship in the Garden," the Cash-Landrum Incident, and a "NEW ROSWELL WITNESS?"
• Issue 8 (June 2017): Covered "Construction Flaws Humanise Three-Fingered Nazca Mummy," UFOs and Entity Cases, and the Hudson Valley sightings.
• Issue 9 (Aug 2017): Focused on "IT'S CONFERENCE TIME" and included articles on the "Reflections On Our First Conference High Strangeness At Gorebridge" and "The Man Who Caught A UFO."
• Issue 10 (Oct 2017): Discussed "CH Forgus The Nature of UFO An Update Evidence: Two Views," the China Lake UFO Image, and the Wilsthorpe case.
• Issue 11 (Dec 2017): Featured "Mary Rodwell Speaks NEW HUMAN," and detailed the "Conference 2018 Details Inside This Issue."

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes throughout these materials are UFO sightings, unexplained aerial phenomena (UAP), alleged alien encounters, and broader paranormal subjects. The magazine appears to adopt an investigative stance, presenting analyses of evidence, witness testimonies, and expert opinions. There is a clear emphasis on providing information and fostering discussion through its publications and conferences. The editorial stance seems to be one of open inquiry into these subjects, while also critically examining evidence, as demonstrated by the analysis of the Kantek photograph, which ultimately concluded with a conventional explanation.