38JUL07

Magazine Overview

This is the 38th issue of UFO monthly.com, dated July 2007. The magazine features a variety of articles, including a deep dive into the Mexico UFO Incident aircrew transcript, a discussion on 'Music from Space' possibly detected from an exoplanet, and a report on an alleged secret Apollo mission to the dark side of the moon.

Articles

ETI Music detected by SETI by Roger Anderton

This article by Roger Anderton discusses the discovery of an Earth-like planet, Gliese 581c, and the intriguing possibility of 'ETI Music' being detected from it. Anderton explains that SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence) is a diverse community, and while the SETINet webpage previously mentioned music received from this system, the link was later removed. Anderton, along with astronomer Peter Cheasley and nanotechnology expert Dr. James Watson, believes this music is indeed ETI and warrants further investigation. The article touches upon the historical concept of 'Music of the Spheres' by Pythagoras and contrasts the conventional numerical analysis used by SETI with the idea of analyzing radio signals in terms of music. It also draws a parallel to Galileo's struggles in presenting his astronomical findings, suggesting a similar fear or resistance to exploring unconventional ideas within modern astronomy.

The 2004 Mexico UFO Footag e- Fuel Aircrew Full Transcript

This extensive section provides the complete transcript of a surveillance flight by the Mexican Department of Defence on March 5, 2004. The transcript details the radar and FLIR (Forward-Looking Infrared) operator communications as they track multiple luminous objects. The aircrew discusses the objects' positions, speeds, and headings, expressing confusion and awe at their behavior, including their ability to stop and move at high speeds. The transcript highlights the difficulty in identifying the objects, with speculation ranging from aircraft to clouds. The conversation also includes attempts to contact ground control and discussions about potential landing sites. The segment is divided into several parts, indicating the duration of the encounter, and concludes with the objects disappearing from radar and visual contact.

Editorial Comment

An editorial comment applauds the extensive research by Bruce Maccabee on the Mexico UFO footage, particularly his analysis of the gas platform hypothesis. The commentator acknowledges dismissing this hypothesis too quickly and notes that Maccabee's research makes it feasible. The article mentions that the Mexican Air Force was asked to conduct another flight to verify if the lights were from distant platforms, but this has not yet happened, leaving the conclusion of the sighting open.

Other Content

• Contents Page: Lists articles including 'Music from space', 'The Mexico UFO Incident—The Aircrew Flight Transcript', 'Latest batch of sightings from around the UK and Ireland', 'Anomalous image from the lens of George Warner in Gosport', a promotional article for the film 'Invasion', 'Latest sighting reports from around the world', 'UFOs and the Web' discussing a secret Apollo mission, and 'Readers sightings'.
• Contact Details: Provides contact information for UFO Monthly.com, including postal address, telephone numbers, and email.
• Special CD Collection: Advertises a special yearly presentation case of UFO Monthly.com issues on CD, containing twelve issues per CD.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently focuses on UFO sightings, alleged extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI), and unexplained aerial phenomena. The editorial stance appears to be one of open-minded inquiry, encouraging readers to consider unconventional explanations and presenting detailed evidence, such as the Mexico UFO transcript, to support these investigations. There is a clear interest in the scientific and technical aspects of UFO research, including radar and FLIR analysis, as well as astronomical searches for ETI. The magazine also touches upon historical perspectives and the challenges of accepting new evidence, as seen in the comparison to Galileo.

This issue of "UFO SIGHTINGS-UK" focuses on recent UFO reports from May and June 2007, alongside a review of a new book on military UFO encounters during World War II and an announcement for a lecture series on paranormal phenomena.

Article: The Relative Positions of the FLIR Images of Some of the Gas Burning Flames

This section discusses the use of FLIR (Forward-Looking Infrared) imaging in relation to UFO sightings, particularly in the context of the Rendlesham Forest incident and explanations involving gas platforms. The author questions whether the FLIR data fully accounts for all observed phenomena, including lights and radar returns, and suggests that conventional explanations like gas platforms may not be sufficient. The text also touches upon the bewilderment of aircrew and the lack of subsequent similar flights, hinting at potential reasons for the explanation's persistence.

UFO Sightings Reports

May 30th 2007 - Droxton, Hampshire, England

Four witnesses observed an object described as either V-shaped with solid white lights or cylindrical with rear lights. The object was large, silent, and appeared to change direction and altitude before fading.

June 23rd 2007 - Belfast, Northern Ireland

A single witness saw three round, dark red objects passing overhead at approximately 4:45 p.m. The objects made a quiet jet-like noise and had no wings or tail.

June 25th 2007 - Old Basford, Nottingham, England

A witness observed a perforating noise and a bright, round object with no wings or tail. It passed overhead, accelerated, and changed direction before fading.

June 25th 2007 - Nottingham, England

Between 2 am and 3 am, a witness observed an object hovering low above houses, described as an airship or helicopter with round, spotlight-like lights.

June 27th 2007 - Billingham, Cleveland, England

A black object, initially resembling a bin bag or balloon, was seen rotating on its axis and travelling against the wind. It was estimated to be 350 feet high and travelling at 15-20 mph.

The Portsmouth Anomalies—The Latest George Warner Image

This section features an image of a distant object over Portsdon Hill, Portsmouth, taken by George Warner on June 19th, 2007.

Australia Sightings

#### June 5th 2007 - Victoria, Argentina

Andrea Andrada photographed an object over Victoria, described as a number of spotlights with no beams. The sighting lasted 10 minutes.

#### June 20th 2007 - Melton/Bacchus Marsh area, Victoria, Australia

Multiple lights were observed hovering and breaking into small groups. Helicopters with searchlights were also seen.

#### June 15th 2007 - Traralgon, Victoria, Australia

A shadow-like object was seen swinging from side to side above clouds, with only one light visible. It was described as slow enough to hover.

Canada Sightings

#### June 8th - 10th 2007 - Over Lake Ontario from Trenton to Colborne

Witnesses observed round objects with multiple flashing lights (red, blue, green, yellow) that appeared to drop in altitude and head north. The lights were described as growing into V-shapes and becoming very bright.

#### June 9th 2007 - Bala, Ontario, Canada

Three witnesses observed four clichéd saucer-shaped objects with rotating red, blue, and white lights. The objects were silent and moved across the sky.

#### June 19th 2007 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Two white dots, spaced evenly apart and moving in tandem, were observed near the moon. They were described as not being planes due to their proximity and consistent speed.

#### June 9th 2007 - Renfrew, Ontario, Canada

A bright solid white light was observed directly overhead, which then stopped, moved west to east, accelerated, and faded out. It was described as brighter than Venus.

New Book: Strange Company: Military Encounters with UFOs in World War II

This section reviews Keith Chester's book, which details military personnel's reports of highly unconventional aircraft during World War II. The book challenges the notion that UFO sightings were rare before 1947 and suggests that the phenomenon was pervasive much earlier.

Coming Soon 'The Invasion'

This piece discusses the upcoming film 'The Invasion,' directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel, starring Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman. It is described as the fourth interpretation of Jack Finney's novel about aliens who brainwash humans. The article notes the film's realistic approach and contrasts it with other science fiction films.

Strange Phenomena Investigations Croydon Lecture Programme for 2007

This section announces a series of monthly lectures on ghosts, poltergeists, UFOs, and the paranormal in Croydon, Surrey. Speakers include Malcolm Robinson, Nick Pope, and Professor Chris French, with topics ranging from "UFOs, Ghosts And The Paranormal" to "The Psychology of Anomalous Experiences."

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring theme throughout the issue is the reporting and analysis of UFO sightings, with a focus on witness testimony and the questioning of conventional explanations. The magazine appears to support the investigation of unexplained phenomena and encourages readers to share their own experiences. The editorial stance leans towards accepting witness accounts as valid unless there are strong reasons to doubt them, and it highlights the ongoing mystery surrounding many UFO events.

Title: UFOs and the Web
Issue Date: June 2007
Document Type: Magazine Issue

This issue of "UFOs and the Web" delves into the world of unexplained aerial phenomena, featuring a mix of reported sightings from around the globe and an in-depth investigation into controversial claims surrounding the Apollo space program.

Possible UFO Detected over the Cordillera, Chile (June 15, 2007)

A correspondent for Chilevision and TVN, Felix Reales Vilca, recorded an unidentified flying object with his camcorder over the mining region of Dona Ines de Collahuasi. The video, taken at an elevation of 3400 meters, shows a multicoloured light moving to and fro in broad daylight. The object was observed by Reales and a group of miners, who noted that the zone is not a typical air route. The images were handed over to TVN for examination by specialists.

UFO Reported in Pasto, Narino, Colombia (June 26, 2007)

Experts at the Observatorio Astronomico of the Universidad de Nariño are analyzing images of an "unidentified flying object" taken at a distance of over 500 kilometers. The object was photographed by a research team and remained visible for an hour. Alberto Quijano Vodniza, director of the observatory, described it as a strange body that was practically motionless for the entire duration. He noted it was neither an airplane nor a helicopter due to its lack of motion and the telescope's limitations. The observatory plans to forward the analysis, along with 400 sequential images compiled into an hour-long video, to an observatory in the United States for further study. Quijano also stated that images of this Pasto UFO would be forwarded to NASA experts.

Karnataka, India UFO Sighting (May 28, 2007)

On May 28, 2007, two witnesses observed a single object from their home balcony in Karnataka, India, between 8:45 p.m. and 9:20 p.m. The object's shape was described as a combination of triangular and circular. The full description of the event is included, noting the sighting occurred during a nightly walk for digestion.

NEW EVIDENCE PROVIDED BY WILLIAM RUTLEDGE, CDR OF THE APOLLO 20 CREW

This section, authored by Luca Scantamburlo, presents a detailed account of interviews with William Rutledge, who claims to be a former astronaut from the Apollo 20 mission. Rutledge, a 76-year-old man living in Rwanda, asserts he was employed by the USAF in collaboration with NASA during the 1970s for secret space missions.

Apollo 19 and 20 Missions

According to Rutledge, after the Apollo 17 mission (December 1972) and the "Apollo18-Soyuz" mission (July 1975), two other classified missions to the Moon took place: Apollo 19 (which failed) and Apollo 20 (August 1976). These missions, allegedly a collaboration between the US and the Soviet Union, were launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base. The goal was to explore a huge object discovered during the Apollo 15 mission on the Moon's backside, in the Delporte-Izsak region. Rutledge claims the Apollo 20 crew discovered a "huge and ancient alien spaceship."

Corroborating Evidence

Rutledge has uploaded videos to YouTube since April 2007, which he claims support his story. The article highlights official NASA pictures archived by The Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI) that show a cigar-shaped object on the far side of the Moon. Links to these images are provided.

"ALIEN SPACESHIP ON THE MOON flyover bef. landing APOLLO 20"

A YouTube video uploaded on May 4, 2007, features a presumed mission patch with a Latin inscription from Virgil's "Bucoliche." The patch also displays the names of the crew, a common NASA practice. The article notes that some footage in this video might be mixed with Apollo 11 recordings, possibly due to friends in Rwanda assisting with the transfer from analog to digital formats.

Historical Evidence Corroborates the Apollo 20 Story

Further evidence presented includes:

1. The Rockwell Corp. Logo on the Overalls: On June 18, 2007, Rutledge uploaded new evidence, including videos of the Apollo 20 launch pad, test EVA, and Snyder Ingress. In the Snyder Ingress test footage, technicians are seen wearing spacesuits, and one of them appears to have the Rockwell Corporation logo on their overalls, along with the NASA logo. The article notes that North American Rockwell (later Rockwell International) designed and built parts of the Saturn V rocket and the Apollo spacecraft.
2. Last Rutledge Footage: The Capsule Inside Looks Like an Apollo Spacecraft: A video uploaded on June 24, 2007, shows CSM 16mm footage through the AGC lens. The article compares the spacecraft controls and instruments in this footage with 35mm photos from the Apollo 17 Image Library, finding significant similarities. The mission patch on the presumed Apollo 20 spacecraft shows the union of the American and Soviet flags, which the author suggests makes sense given the Apollo-Soyuz mission in 1975.

Analysis and Editor's Comment

Rutledge's report is described as coherent and plausible, demonstrating detailed knowledge of aerospace history, geology, and chemistry. The author notes a potential contradiction with the audio on a video being from the Apollo 11 mission, which Rutledge confirmed as a probable mixing issue. The article concludes by suggesting that if the Apollo 20 story is a hoax, it is elaborately staged. The editor, GH, admits limited knowledge of the Apollo missions but found the article of significant interest and well-researched, choosing to publish it while awaiting further time to tell.

Mexico: Airliner Personnel Sees Spherical UFO (June 11, 2007)

According to researcher Alfonso Salazar, the crew of Flight 735, a Boeing 737-500, observed a spherical UFO entering and exiting a cloud on June 11, 2007, while flying at an altitude of 10,000 meters. Captain Edwing Adame Cuevas and first officer Emmanuel Esquivel witnessed the object, described as having a metallic appearance. The commander, who was reading instrument panels, did not see it.

New Zealand: Large Ball of Light Sighting (June 18, 2007)

On June 18, 2007, at 6:37 p.m. local time, a witness in Brooklyn, Wellington, New Zealand, walking up Brooklyn Road, saw a large ball of light with a wide tail move across the sky. The object was described as fast-changing in color and approximately one-sixth the size of a full moon. The sighting lasted about four seconds.

USA: Unknown Objects (Photos) - Red Mountain Lookout, Cucamonga, California (June 8, 2007)

On June 8, 2007, at 7:15 p.m., two objects were photographed from Red Mountain Lookout in Cucamonga, California. The witness states these are not drops of water, birds, or insects, but appear to be biological in nature and solid. The objects were enlarged for clarity, and the witness describes them as "absolutely amazing."

Texas: Large Grey Disc Hovering (June 19, 2007)

On June 19, 2007, at 5:45 p.m., a witness driving south on State Highway 249 near Tomball, Texas, observed a large grey disc hovering just above pine trees. The object was described as symmetrical, bi-level, and approximately 20-30 feet above the trees. The witness watched for 10-15 seconds before traffic forced them to look away. No trace of the object was found afterward.

Culver, Oregon: International Space Station and Space Shuttle Sighting (June 20, 2007)

A resident of Culver, Oregon, reported seeing two bright lights crossing the sky on the evening of June 20, 2007. After research, they identified the objects as the International Space Station and the Space Shuttle. The witness provided photos of the sighting.

Readers' Sightings

This section features personal accounts from readers:

• Shelley, UK (March 30, 1998): A witness and his wife reported seeing a "strange fluorescent, pulsating light, yellowish like a cloud" which resolved into a flying saucer on the ground. The object then rose and rotated in the sky before ascending rapidly.

• Devon, UK (May 14, 2007): A recently retired police officer, trained as an air observer, reported seeing a distant silver colored round object that moved at high speed and increased in size before disappearing. The witness initially thought it was a high-flying aircraft but noted its unusual behavior.

• Crowborough, Sussex, UK (New Year's Eve 2005): A witness reported seeing a "mid green neon type glow" that formed a "curved row of dots" and seemed to follow their car. The experience became increasingly unsettling, leading them to speed away.

• Southampton, UK (Pre-1990): Two individuals witnessed a "yellow shape" traveling at high speed across the sky. The object was described as rounded at the front and slimming towards the rear, like a ball of fire. Local news reported that a defense establishment had picked up an unidentified object on radar.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings across various continents and the controversial claims surrounding the Apollo 20 mission. The magazine presents these accounts as potentially significant events, encouraging readers with expertise to share their knowledge. The editor acknowledges the speculative nature of some content, particularly the Apollo 20 claims, but emphasizes the interest and potential implications if the stories prove true. The overall stance appears to be one of open-minded inquiry into unexplained phenomena and space exploration mysteries.

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Editorial Information

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Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The primary theme of this page is the commercial aspect of the magazine, providing clear instructions and pricing for potential subscribers. The cover's prominent mention of the Roswell incident indicates a focus on UFO phenomena and historical cases. The editorial stance, as represented by the editor Gary Heseltine, is to facilitate access to the magazine through various digital and physical (CDROM) means, while clearly communicating the format (PDF) and limitations (especially for overseas customers).