UFO-Information

Magazine Overview

This issue of UFO-Information, Volume 23, Number 3/1992, is a Swedish publication focusing on UFO phenomena. The cover prominently features "BELGIEN 1989-90," suggesting a strong emphasis on events from that period and location. The magazine includes a wide array of reported sightings, landings, and encounters from Belgium and around the world.

Key Articles and Reports

Belgium 1989-90 Focus:

• Landning i Stockay St. Georges, Belgien: Details a sighting by a 72-year-old retired archaeologist of a cone-shaped object with a mushroom-shaped top, emitting strong lights. The object was described as a solid, fast-moving entity.
• UFO på marken i Athus, Belgien: Reports on a young woman's observation of two strong spotlights and a smaller blue light hovering near her home. The object later moved towards Athus and disappeared.
• Bil eskorterades av UFO: Describes an incident where a car was followed by a large, bright object on a Belgian road. The object matched the car's speed and eventually ascended rapidly.
• Ljus på marken i Fluerus: A woman witnessed a bright, blinding light emanating from a field behind a wall, followed by blue flashes.
• Den flygande pyramiden i Pepinster: Four young witnesses observed a pyramid-shaped object with strong lights hovering at a low altitude.
• Lysande upptäckt: Two men in Hungary reported being pursued by two luminous objects that later took on a cigar shape.
• Landning med avtryck i Jupille: A man witnessed a large, oval object hovering between trees, which later emitted a beam of light and left behind a circular imprint on a meadow.

International Cases:

• Leksakssnurror över Tolar Grande, Argentina: Reports on several toy-spinning-shaped objects performing complex maneuvers over salt flats for six hours.
• UFO siktat över Israel: Police Chief Yitzhak Mordechai of Beit Shean described a large, flashing object observed over northern Israel.
• Två dubbelgångare från en annan värld: An account from Vladivostok, Russia, describes two humanoid figures appearing in a home, interacting with objects, and disappearing.
• Föremål med starka ljus: A family in South Dakota, USA, observed a large, slow-moving object with strong lights and parallel pink lights.
• Jättar i Brasilien: An account from Minduri, Brazil, describes three people witnessing two giants, 5-6 meters and 3 meters tall, walking in a valley.
• Landat UFO i San Salvador: An engineer reported seeing a landed UFO with a transparent sphere and a pulsating blue light, and a pilot-like figure inspecting it.

Swedish Reports:

• Ljussken över Bysjön: A woman in Nås observed a football-sized, intensely shining sphere over a lake.
• Mystiskt sken på himlen: A witness in Årjäng reported seeing an unexplained, brightly shining object moving erratically in the night sky on two occasions.
• Skrot från en satellit?: A woman in Eksjö saw what she believed to be swirling debris in space.
• Var det ett UFO?: A mysterious object described as a glowing mass with a body was observed circling above Bruket in Degerfors.
• UFO i Oxelösund?: A witness saw a silent, red-glowing object moving over the sea near Oxelösund.
• "Kingen" såg flygande tefat mitt över Sveg?: Musician Torgny "Kingen" Karlsson reported seeing a line of triangular lights with gaps between them, accompanied by a swishing sound.
• Himlafenomen?: Two young women in Mellerud observed four large, round, moon-like objects, followed by two fast-moving lights.

Other Reports:

• Ornitolog såg inburade barn i rymdfarkost: An Australian ornithologist reported being led by two humanoid figures into a silver, disc-shaped craft where he saw two young girls in a trance-like state.
• Färsk information i fallet Valentich: New witness accounts provide details about a green light observed near Fred Valentich's plane before his disappearance.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently presents UFO phenomena as a serious subject, often highlighting witness credibility and encouraging further investigation. There's a recurring theme of official cover-ups or a lack of transparency regarding UFO events. The editorial stance, as indicated in the "Ledare" (Editorial) section, is to provide information and encourage reader contributions, suggesting an open and investigative approach to the subject. The publication also promotes itself as an ideal gift, emphasizing its role in disseminating UFO information.

The publication also includes sections on subscriptions, membership, and how to submit articles, indicating an active community engagement. The editorial notes the importance of reader contributions and the need for translators and researchers to aid in their work. The magazine is described as ideologically driven, with all work being voluntary.

Title: UFO-Information
Issue: 11
Volume: B-
Date: September 1961
Publisher: UFO-Information
Country: Sweden
Language: Swedish

This issue of UFO-Information focuses on various unexplained aerial phenomena reported from different locations, alongside promotional content for the magazine and related books.

Articles

Ofantligt föremål i skyn (Enormous Object in the Sky)

This article details a sighting that occurred on the evening of November 29, 1989, near Grâce-Hollogne, Belgium. The witness, driving alone, observed a massive object hovering silently at an altitude of approximately 100 meters. The object was described as rhombus-shaped, significantly larger than a Boeing 707, and emitted a soft sound akin to an electric motor. It featured blinking lights and beams directed at the ground, with three colors observed: red, green, and white. The surface of the object appeared slightly indented and had a dark metallic texture. The witness, initially stunned, resumed driving to pick up his wife, noting that the media had not yet reported on the 'Eupen-UFOs' at that time. The report is attributed to Patrick Vidal of EURUFON.

Märkvärdigt månfenomen (Remarkable Moon Phenomenon)

Reported in Hälsingborgs Dagblad on January 15, 1959, this incident describes multiple people in Hälsingborg observing a light, larger than the brightest star, circling the moon from right to left. The phenomenon made between 6 to 10 revolutions per minute and was visible for a considerable time until the moon was obscured by clouds.

Triangel steg upp ur havet (Triangle Rose from the Sea)

This case from Kołobrzeg, Poland, in March 1959 (exact date unknown), recounts soldiers witnessing a triangular object, about 4 meters wide, rise from the Baltic Sea. The object circled the barracks before disappearing at high speed. The source is cited as 'Passport to Magonia' by Jacques Vallée.

Tre rödrosa cigarrer (Three Reddish-Pink Cigars)

On March 20, 1959, around 5:30 PM, Witold Sambroski, an electronics engineer, and several other witnesses in Ostralece, Poland, observed two silent, cigar-shaped objects flying westward in a clear, calm sky. The objects were described as reddish-pink and appeared brighter at the front. Their length was estimated to be equal to the full moon's double diameter, with the distance between them being about three to four times their length. They traveled horizontally at a speed exceeding that of a jet plane, maintaining an altitude just above the horizon. After these two disappeared, a third object appeared, flying in the same path. This third object was also seen by other individuals further away in Wojoiechowice, and all witnesses agreed it was neither an airplane nor an airship. The report is attributed to Casimir Zaleski from 'Le Courrier Interplanétaire' No. 51, September 1961.

Föremål ändrade form (Object Changed Shape)

In Warsaw, Poland, around 11:30 AM on March 25, 1959, engineer J. Beck observed an unusual, stationary object on a clear blue sky. The object was the size of a full moon and consisted of two spheres of different sizes connected by a cylinder. It reflected sunlight and appeared to be made of aluminum. The object suddenly rotated a quarter turn, changed its shape into a disc, and then rapidly disappeared in the direction of Mlocin. After almost vanishing, it reappeared in its original position about 400 meters above the Palace of Culture and Science, resuming its former shape. This entire process lasted approximately ten minutes, with each shape change taking about one and a half minutes, while the object remained stationary for the rest of the time. No wind was present. J. Beck was the editor of the publication 'Horyzonty Techniki'. The source is cited as 'UFOs from behind the Iron Curtain' by Ion Hobana & Julien Weverbergh.

Promotions and Publications

UFO-Information Offerings

The magazine promotes various items for sale to support UFO-Information, including stickers (1 Kr/st), UFO-Inf Provex (20 Kr/st), four-color posters (20 Kr/st), a handling program (30 Kr/st), a 10-year anniversary issue (35 Kr/st), T-shirts (70 Kr/st), and individual older issues of UFO-Inf (10-50 Kr/st). They also offer report forms for free and request that orders be placed by noting the article and amount on a payment slip marked with the giro number "429 78 45-2 UFO-INFORMATION".

New Book Release: "UFO-GÅTAN FÖRDJUPAS"

Jüri Linas' new book, "UFO-GÅTAN FÖRDJUPAS" (The UFO Riddle Deepens), is announced. It reportedly contains new descriptions of close encounters and abductions, details a UFO catastrophe near Dalnegorsk in the Russian Far East in 1986, discusses the changing attitudes towards UFOs in Eastern Europe, and presents new Russian theories about flying saucers. The book can be ordered by paying 225 SEK to giro number 456 9988-1, Jüri Lina.

SAF-Bulletin

This is a bulletin for members of the Solna Astronomical Society, featuring articles on astronomy, radio, mysticism, UFOs, parapsychology, archaeology, and ancient history. Membership fees are 150 SEK per year (100 SEK for junior/pensioner) and 25 SEK for Provex. The SAF giro number is 47 55 22-9.

UFO-Information Diaporama

UFO-Information offers a slideshow with a soundtrack about the UFO phenomenon for 75 SEK. The series explains different degrees of close encounters and features many interesting photos. The edition is limited, and orders should be placed by paying 75 SEK directly to giro 429 78 45-2 UFO-information, marking the payment "Dia-serie".

General Information

The magazine also provides its address: UFO INFORMATION, BOX 9109, 581 09 Linköping, Sweden. They offer a sample issue of UFO-Information for 20 SEK and ask for the name and address of interested individuals.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are detailed UFO sightings and encounters from various European countries, including Belgium and Poland, spanning the late 1950s and extending to a 1989 sighting. There is a clear emphasis on presenting eyewitness accounts and investigative reports. The magazine also actively promotes its own publications and related materials, such as books and slideshows, encouraging reader engagement and support for UFO research. The editorial stance appears to be one of presenting evidence and encouraging further investigation into the UFO phenomenon.