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Title: UFO-nytt Issue: Nr. 3-1999 Publisher: Norwegian organisation for the study of Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (NETI) Date: 1999
Magazine Overview
Title: UFO-nytt
Issue: Nr. 3-1999
Publisher: Norwegian organisation for the study of Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (NETI)
Date: 1999
This issue of UFO-nytt, the Norwegian organization for the study of extraterrestrial intelligence, presents a diverse range of topics related to UFO phenomena, astronaut encounters, and potential extraterrestrial presence on the Moon and beyond. The cover boldly proclaims "Houston... vi er ikke alene!", setting a tone of significant discoveries and ongoing mysteries.
Key Articles and Interviews
"Romvesenene gav meg milkshake med jordbær og kanelsmak for å få meg til å sove!" - Interview with Arve Jacobsen
This extensive interview with Arve Jacobsen details his paranormal experiences and UFO encounters, beginning in 1970. Jacobsen recounts his first contact, involving a bright light and a subsequent abduction experience where he was given a strawberry and cinnamon milkshake. He describes encounters with beings with deep blue eyes and telepathic communication. He also details a sighting on September 28, 1991, near Gjøvik, Norway, involving a UFO that ejected red balls and produced "angel hair"-like threads. Jacobsen estimates he has seen UFOs 10-12 times.
"Houston... Vi Er Ikke Alene!" - UFO Observations by Astronauts and Strange Structures on the Moon by Pål Aune
This article explores numerous UFO sightings reported by American astronauts from the Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and Space Shuttle programs. It suggests that human space exploration is constantly monitored by other intelligences. The article highlights specific incidents, including Gordon Cooper's sighting of a glowing green object in 1963, and reports from Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin about an alien base on the Moon. It also mentions observations by James Lovell and Frank Borman, and details strange structures and light phenomena on the lunar surface captured by cameras and satellites.
"Giant Rock, O.T.O og UFOer..." by Pål Aune
This piece focuses on "Giant Rock," a large stone in the Mojave Desert, California, known for its magnetic and psychic properties. It discusses its historical significance to Native American tribes and its later association with "contactees" and "The Giant Rock Spacecraft Conventions" in the 1950s and 60s. The article recounts the story of Frank Critzer, who established an underground dwelling near Giant Rock and tragically died in an explosion. It then introduces George Van Tassel, who purchased the site in 1947 and established an airstrip.
"De Kinesiske Pyramidene - En Ekstraterrestriell Arv" by Hartwig Hausdorf, translated by Pål Aune
This article delves into the existence of over 100 pyramids in central China, suggesting they were built by extraterrestrial beings who were the first emperors of China.
"Hvor Vi Står!" by Whitley Strieber, translated by Pål Aune
Whitley Strieber provides an update on the UFO/Alien issue, assessing its current status and outlining necessary steps for moving forward.
"De Andre Dimensjonene" by Tore Alfstad
This article posits that we are surrounded by other dimensions, including those that are over, under, and extraterrestrial, linking dreams and death to these dimensions.
"George Adamskis Møte Med En Mester" by George Adamski, translated by Pål Aune
This piece recounts George Adamski's encounters with extraterrestrials, including a meeting with a philosophical master from the universe.
"Om Det Absolutte Bak Tid Og Rom" by Tor Opdahl
This article explores concepts from quantum physics, suggesting the possibility of time travel, faster-than-light thought, and the manipulation of space, while also touching upon the nature of a creator.
"Hemmelig Eksperiment Eller Ekte UFO Over Bydel I Mexico City den 6.august 1997?" by Pål Aune
This section questions whether a filmed event in Mexico City was a secret experiment or a genuine UFO sighting.
"Peace Project Global Network" by Kate Thorvaldsen
A regular column dedicated to peace.
"Seminar Med CSETIs Steven M Greer"
An exclusive invitation to NETI members for a seminar on remote viewing techniques to contact extraterrestrial beings.
Astronaut Encounters and Lunar Anomalies
The article "Houston... Vi Er Ikke Alene!" extensively details astronaut observations. It highlights Gordon Cooper's 1963 sighting of a glowing green object. The article presents evidence of alleged alien structures on the Moon, including reports from Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin who claimed to have seen an alien base. It also discusses observations by Gemini and Apollo astronauts, such as James Lovell and Frank Borman reporting an unidentified craft, and Ed White and James McDivitt seeing a strange metallic object. Photographs are presented, including one from the Mercury 1 mission showing a cigar-shaped object with a bright light, and images of alleged structures like obelisks and geometric formations on the lunar surface. The article questions whether these are natural formations or evidence of extraterrestrial or ancient terrestrial presence.
Specific Incidents and Evidence
Several specific incidents are detailed:
- 1970, September/November: Arve Jacobsen's first UFO encounter and abduction near Lørenskog, Norway.
- 1991, September 28: Arve Jacobsen's sighting near Gjøvik, Norway, involving ejected balls and "angel hair."
- 1963, May 15: Gordon Cooper's sighting of a green object in Earth orbit.
- 1965, December: James Lovell and Frank Borman's sighting of an unidentified craft.
- 1969, July 21: Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's report of an alien base on the Moon.
- 1951: Donald Slayton's observation of a disk-like object.
- 1962, July 17: Major Robert White's UFO sighting at high altitude.
- 1966, September 13: Pete Conrad and Richard Gordon photographing lights on Gemini 11.
- 1969: Apollo 10 crew observing a hovering monolith.
- 1967, November 24: Surveyor 6 image of a crater emitting light.
The article also touches upon the "Santa Claus" code word used by Walter Schirra for UFOs and mentions the controversial claim that Carl Sagan developed cancer and died due to his involvement in investigating a radioactive monolith.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue are the persistent presence of UFOs and potential extraterrestrial intelligence, particularly in relation to space exploration and the Moon. The magazine strongly implies that governments are aware of and actively concealing information about these phenomena, citing fears of public panic. The editorial stance, as indicated by the content and the NETI organization's mission, is to investigate and disseminate information about UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligence, challenging official narratives and encouraging critical inquiry into these subjects. The magazine promotes the idea that humanity is not alone and that evidence for this is abundant, though often suppressed.
This issue of UFO magazine, dated August 1999, volume 11, features a cover story on George Adamski's encounter with a 'Master from the depths of the Universe.' The magazine explores various facets of the UFO phenomenon, including alleged alien contact, ancient structures, and government secrecy.
George Van Tassel and Giant Rock
The article details George Van Tassel's purchase of land at Giant Rock, motivated by reports of frequent UFO sightings. He believed he could establish direct contact with extraterrestrials. Van Tassel had previously claimed psychic contact with beings through OTO rituals, an organization that included figures like Aliester Crowley. He received channeled messages at Giant Rock and, on August 24, 1953, claimed a physical encounter with an extraterrestrial named Solganda, who invited him into a UFO. This led to books like "I rode a flying saucer." The "Giant Rock Spacecraft Conventions," held from 1952, attracted up to 11,000 people. Despite McCarthyism and suspicion from the CIA and FBI, these festivals were allowed to proceed. One reason suggested is the involvement of Philip Corso, who possessed the "Nut File" from the Roswell crash. Government agencies were interested in those who claimed contact with ETs, provided they posed no threat, and could offer insights into extraterrestrial activity and "UFOists." The article questions how individuals like George Adamski, despite no prior career in government, military, or civilian sectors, received Top Secret clearance, with former US Air Force pilot Guy Kirkwood stating his clearance was facilitated by interviews with people from the Spacecraft Conventions.
Van Tassel founded "The College of Universal Wisdom" and, with funds from festivals and donations, financed "The Integratror." This building's design was channeled from "The Space Brothers" and was intended to provide rejuvenating and healing power, and to facilitate contact with extraterrestrials through OTO rituals. The structure, five stories high and 50 feet in diameter, took 18 years to complete, incorporating complex theories related to the pyramids of Gizeh and Earth's magnetic field. Van Tassel believed the granite's weight created a piezoelectric effect, generating a magnetic field utilized by the Integratror. Many UFO observations were reported near the building until Van Tassel's death in 1978. Annual UFO festivals continue at Giant Rock.
Chinese Pyramids: An Extraterrestrial Legacy?
Written by Hartwig Hausdorf and translated by Pål Aune, this section discusses the ancient Chinese pyramids. In the late 19th century, Australian merchants discovered over a hundred pyramids in the Qin Chuan region of central China. Local monastery records indicated these pyramids were "very old," with some suggesting they date back 5,000 years. Legends describe the builders as "Sons of Heaven" who descended in "flaming dragons," implying an extraterrestrial origin. The article notes that these pyramids are considered "Forbidden Zones" by the Chinese authorities. Hausdorf visited Xian in March 1994 and documented six pyramids, later identifying around 100 in a 2,000 square kilometer area. Many are in poor condition due to looting. They are primarily constructed of clay and earth. Hausdorf faced difficulties in his research, with Chinese authorities restricting excavations. He mentions Professor Xia Nai, who stated that any excavations would be left to future generations, leading Hausdorf to question what is being hidden. He also notes a "Great White Pyramid" in the Qin Lin valley, approximately 300 meters high, which he considers the "mother pyramid." The area is also reportedly used as a launchpad for China's space program.
The pyramids in China bear a strong resemblance to those found in Meso-America. Hausdorf also mentions a legend of a tribe near the pyramids claiming direct descent from the "Sons of Heaven." A separate box highlights an 8,000-year-old underwater structure off Japan, a ziggurat measuring 600 feet long and 90 feet high, which archaeologists struggle to explain as human-made given the era's technological limitations.
Whitley Strieber on the UFO/Alien Problem
Whitley Strieber, author of seven books on alien abductions, offers his perspective on the current state of the UFO/Alien issue. He asserts that sufficient evidence now exists to confirm the presence of non-human entities or technologically advanced beings interacting with humanity. He criticizes those who deny this evidence, suggesting they may be unwittingly assisting a policy of public ignorance. Strieber outlines four key areas for continued investigation:
1. Abduction Phenomenon: An organized program to study implants, including the individuals, locations, and tissue surrounding them, along with physical and psychological profiling.
2. Sequential Study of Abductees: Identifying common patterns among abductees based on geographical origin, race, family ties, health, economic status, education, and intelligence to understand why these events occur.
3. PET Scanning Project: To determine which memories from abduction experiences reflect real events.
4. Written Accounts: Correlating interview-based abduction narratives with PET scan results to ascertain the physical reality of memories.
Strieber also criticizes NASA for its handling of UFO evidence, particularly photographic proof from space shuttle missions, accusing them of lying and prioritizing military and intelligence interests over public knowledge. He calls for amending the National Space Act of 1957 to allow NASA to comment on new discoveries before military or intelligence agencies decide their security implications. He also advocates for an independent space research organization that would be obligated to release all data and channel all exploration activities through it. This organization should be structured to avoid rivalries that hinder exploration, such as those between manned and unmanned missions.
Regarding the UFO phenomenon itself, Strieber emphasizes the need for a collective effort to gather technically sound registrations of UFO movements and activities. The goal is to understand the phenomenon as a whole, and the quality of data collected must be at a professional, international level. The central questions are whether UFOs are physical objects and, if so, whether they are natural manifestations, living beings, or technological artifacts. The answers would lead to understanding their function and replication.
Strieber also addresses government secrecy, arguing that UFO studies should be removed from classification systems. He calls for a fundamental revision of the National Security Act of 1947, proposing narrower definitions for secrecy and a process to declassify useful technological information for public benefit.
He criticizes the media's role in perpetuating a culture of denial and ridicule, citing an example from People magazine that allegedly used quotation marks to cast doubt on a TV program about UFOs. He argues that the press must stop disseminating propaganda that lulls the public into passivity.
Strieber identifies a "cultural problem" where UFO skeptics, media, and certain UFO organizations, in collusion with government policy, encourage public ignorance. Legitimate researchers are isolated, and the government's active role in creating this culture of denial is highlighted. He points out the contradiction of government agencies investigating UFO reports until 1996 while simultaneously denying their involvement.
To change this situation, Strieber suggests:
- News organizations should ensure that reporters are not intelligence officers without disclosure.
- Serious fact-checking of UFO reports is needed.
- The U.S. government must admit to investigating UFO reports and explain why so much information is blacked out under the Freedom of Information Act.
- A civilian panel appointed by the President should review secrecy related to UFOs.
Strieber concludes by noting that something strange is happening, evidenced by numerous UFO reports and documented videos, including footage from a space shuttle showing a UFO evading an attack. He dismisses NASA's explanations as lies.
The Gray Haze
This is a short comic strip depicting a conversation about a UFO sighting.
Dimensions and Planes of Existence
Authored by Tore Alfstad, this section from "En Alternativ Kosmologi" (An Alternative Cosmology) explores the concept of different dimensions and "nature planes." It questions whether phenomena beyond our normal senses indicate a reality larger than our current perception, and if sleep and death are merely shifts between dimensions.
The article describes "nature planes" along the fifth and sixth dimensional coordinates. Being on a higher fifth-dimensional plane (the "humpnap") offers a more differentiated and diverse reality, where light is perceived indirectly, and fields become tangible. Concepts like magnetic fields and gravity can be perceived as light. Time is more malleable on higher planes, making synchronization with the "humpnap" (Earth's physical plane) difficult. This explains why recorded voices sometimes need to be played at different speeds.
Beings on higher planes possess more advanced abilities. The "engonisk" (fifth-dimensional coordinate) planes are interconnected, with reactions in one energy plane determining the laws of nature in the plane below. Beings on higher engonisk planes can exert significant influence over lower planes. It is easier for beings on the fifth-dimensional axis to visit each other than on the sixth.
During thunderstorms, beings from planes close to our physical plane on the fifth-dimensional axis may temporarily enter our reality. These beings are described as composed of plasma and gas atoms in a crystalline pattern, belonging to the lower ethereal plane. Their bodies might be visible under certain atmospheric conditions when light transforms into a frequency perceivable by human eyes.
Within our energy plane, there are multiple nature planes. Below our current plane are beings with lower frequency components, perceived as unpleasant. There are three energy planes below our own. The article also mentions the "astral plane" as a large plane encompassing seven natural divisions, arranged in spherical layers. The lowest layers have the lowest frequencies, and the highest have the highest, but they blend into each other.
The Astral Plane and Afterlife
The article further elaborates on the astral plane, describing it as having frequencies higher than the physical plane, with the lowest astral layer situated below the physical surface. It explains that thoughts and feelings of beings on the astral plane shape their surroundings. Knowledge of astral plane laws allows for movement within its various nature planes.
Upon physical death, consciousness transfers to the astral body. The ethereal body acts as a converter between the physical and astral bodies. For "space people" (extraterrestrials), consciousness transfers directly to the astral body. Upon transfer to the astral body, individuals may experience passing through a tunnel into a bright light, arriving at a high astral plane or even hyperspace. Some may enter a "copy layer" of the astral plane, which mirrors the physical plane.
Dreams are explained as either the activity of the earthly brain while consciousness is elsewhere or memories from astral plane experiences. With training, one can consciously transfer impressions from the astral plane directly to the physical brain's memory.
On the astral plane, substances from the seven astral planes tend to clump around the consciousness, with the lowest frequency layers outermost. This initially prevents perception of higher astral planes. Beings with lower thought and emotion frequencies will accumulate astral matter from lower astral planes, causing them to perceive those realities upon death. As this astral matter dissipates, higher planes become accessible. The time spent on different astral planes depends on the amount of astral matter accumulated, influenced by thoughts, feelings, actions, and attitudes.
The higher astral planes include the "religious heaven," created by collective thought forms of various religious sects. The lower astral planes contain realms described as hell, also influenced by religious beliefs. Some beings and environments on these planes are not created by human thought forms and have never incarnated on Earth.
For beings whose "ground plane" is the astral plane, understanding its physical laws is advantageous, as they offer greater freedom than earthly laws. The article suggests that if enough people believe in something, or if an individual's thoughts are powerful enough, it can manifest on the astral plane. This is linked to the "mental plane" above the astral plane, which is the origin of thought energy. The collective thought field of readers can create fictional characters in higher astral planes, who then act as "robots" within the parameters set by the author.
UFO Poll in the USA
A 1997 poll of 1,000 American adults revealed that 87% had heard of UFOs, 12% claimed to have seen one, 48% believed UFOs were real objects, 45% thought UFOs had visited Earth, 72% believed in extraterrestrial life in the universe, and 71% suspected that U.S. authorities knew more about UFOs than they revealed.
Personal Message and Contact Information
The magazine includes a personal message encouraging thorough study of the abduction phenomenon and implants. It also provides contact information for NETI for individuals experiencing difficulties after contact with extraterrestrials, offering a therapist who has had similar experiences.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The magazine consistently explores the UFO phenomenon from various angles, including direct contact experiences, ancient mysteries, and government cover-ups. There is a strong emphasis on the belief in extraterrestrial intelligence and its potential influence on human history and consciousness. The editorial stance appears to be one of advocating for greater transparency and scientific investigation into these topics, while also acknowledging the challenges posed by public skepticism and official secrecy. The articles often present anecdotal evidence and theories, encouraging readers to consider alternative explanations for unexplained phenomena.
This issue of "Om det absolutte" (About the Absolute) delves into complex philosophical and scientific concepts, primarily focusing on the nature of time, space, and reality, as well as UFO phenomena. The magazine explores these themes through articles that blend quantum physics, metaphysics, and personal accounts.
Articles and Content
"Om det absolutte" (About the Absolute)
The cover story, "Om det absolutte bak tid og rom" (About the Absolute Behind Time and Space) by Tor Opdahl, sets the tone for the issue. It questions the orthodox scientific view of time and space, suggesting that quantum physics operates with more dimensions and time perceptions. The article posits that if everything is one, then God is not limited by time or space, challenging the concept of 'nothingness' as a void.
UFO Encounters and Perspectives
An interview with an individual who claims multiple UFO encounters provides personal testimony. The interviewee recounts being taken aboard UFOs in 1970 and 1983, describing a large mothership and extraterrestrial beings with specific physical characteristics. The interviewee also shares insights from these beings regarding humanity's conflicts and the importance of self-change.
Another section, "Kjendiser som er 'Spaced Out' på UFOer" (Celebrities Who Are 'Spaced Out' on UFOs), lists several famous individuals, including Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon, John Lennon, David Bowie, Muhammad Ali, and William Shatner, who have reported UFO experiences. A specific account details a UFO sighting in Mexico City on August 6, 1997, filmed by an anonymous witness and investigated by UFO researcher Jaime Maussan. The object was described as rotating, moving in a wavy manner, and emitting a lilac-colored mist, with witnesses reporting physical effects like headaches.
Philosophical and Scientific Explorations of Time and Space
Several articles critically examine the concepts of time and space from various philosophical and scientific viewpoints.
- "Utenfor tid og rom? - Gudsbetraktningen" (Outside Time and Space? - The Contemplation of God): This section explores the idea of God's omnipresence and its implications for the existence of 'nothingness'.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Einsteins tidlige betraktning (Relativitetsteorien)" (Outside Time and Space - Einstein's Early Contemplation (Theory of Relativity)): This part discusses Einstein's views on the interconnectedness of time and space, including the concept of wormholes (Einstein-Rosen bridges).
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Einsteins senere betraktning." (Outside Time and Space - Einstein's Later Contemplation.): This section contrasts Einstein's later ideas with quantum mechanics, noting his belief in an eternal 'now' but absence of a space-transcending principle.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Forskjellige syn til kvanteteoretikerne" (Outside Time and Space - Different Views of Quantum Theorists): This article presents a spectrum of quantum physics perspectives on time and space, ranging from those who dismiss 'outside time and space' as science fiction to those who believe in the possibility of transcending time and space.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Det klassiske synet til kvanteteorien" (Outside Time and Space - The Classical View of Quantum Theory): This section highlights the quantum theory's perspective that time and space do not exist in the same way at the quantum level, yet acknowledges that the underlying logic is still shaped by time and space.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Ikke lokalitet" (Outside Time and Space - Non-locality): This part explores the concept of non-locality in quantum theory, questioning how it can be communicated without a frame of reference outside of time and space.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Ikke-eksistens av ubalanserte naturkrefter" (Outside Time and Space - Non-existence of Unbalanced Natural Forces): This section argues that nature's existence without time implies existence without space, and that natural laws require balance, which is achieved through movement and thus time.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Det holografiske syn" (Outside Time and Space - The Holographic View): This perspective suggests that existence is everywhere, and that the limited is contained within the unlimited, implying a holographic connection.
- "Utenfor tid og rom - Det dualistiske syn og det ikke-dualistiske syn" (Outside Time and Space - The Dualistic View and the Non-Dualistic View): This explores the idea of God being both within and outside time and space, questioning the separation of these concepts.
- "Grunntankene til kvantemekanikken, om ikke-lokalitet og det ikke-mekanistiske vil kreve en immateriell singularitet for å være sanne" (The Fundamental Ideas of Quantum Mechanics, about Non-locality and the Non-mechanistic, will require an immaterial singularity to be true): This article argues that quantum mechanics' principles necessitate an immaterial singularity.
- "Den immaterielle singularitet er ubegrenset og ingen energi på samme tid" (The Immaterial Singularity is Unlimited and No Energy at the Same Time): This section discusses the concept of an unlimited singularity that is beyond energy and temperature, challenging conventional physics.
- "Tidløshet krever å inkludere hele eksistensen" (Timelessness Requires Including the Entirety of Existence): This argues that true timelessness means the entire existence is simultaneously not moving, and that relativity is tied to movement and thus time.
- "Krav for det evige nå" (Requirements for the Eternal Now): This section states that the eternal now must be absolute, which means it cannot involve relativity, comparison, or change.
- "Parafysikken deler verden i det uforanderlige og det foranderlige" (Paraphysics Divides the World into the Unchanging and the Changing): This introduces the parapsychological concept of an unchanging, absolute reality (the immaterial singularity) and a changing, manifested reality.
- "Guden Matematikk og det tomme rom" (The God of Mathematics and Empty Space): This section touches upon the historical view of mathematics and the concept of empty space, referencing Isaac Newton.
- "Bente Müller": This highlights the work of Norwegian philosopher Bente Müller, who reintroduced the concept of the absolute, proposing that thoughts have unlimited speed, thus existing everywhere and not being bound by distance or time.
- "Absoluttet kan ikke endre sin ubegrensede tilstand til en annen form for ubegrenset tilstand" (The Absolute Cannot Change Its Unlimited State into Another Form of Unlimited State): This argues that the absolute, by definition, cannot change its state of being unlimited.
- "Ærefraskrivelse er ikke det samme som ansvarsfraskrivelse" (Renunciation of Honor is Not the Same as Renunciation of Responsibility): This article differentiates between renouncing one's own intelligence and shirking responsibility, emphasizing self-reliance and the inherent divinity within individuals.
- "Den frie vilje" (Free Will): This section discusses free will as the ability to create manifestations within the framework of an already existing, unchanging totality, suggesting that while possibilities are infinite, certain paths are more probable.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the limitations of conventional scientific and philosophical models in understanding reality, particularly concerning time, space, and consciousness. There is a strong emphasis on the concept of an 'absolute' or an immaterial singularity as the fundamental, unchanging reality that underlies all existence. The magazine promotes a non-dualistic perspective, suggesting that apparent separations (like time and space, or individual and divine) are illusory. The editorial stance appears to be one of questioning established paradigms and exploring alternative, often spiritual or metaphysical, interpretations of existence, supported by both theoretical arguments and anecdotal evidence like UFO sightings. The issue advocates for self-awareness, personal responsibility, and a shift in perspective from a materialistic to a more holistic understanding of the universe.
This document consists of two pages, appearing to be promotional material for UFO-related events in Oslo, Norway, in January 2000. The first page is an invitation to NETI members for a special seminar with Steven M Greer, leader of CSETI, on January 28, 2000. The second page is a poster for the "Det nye årtusenets første internasjonale UFO-konferanse" (The new millennium's first international UFO conference) held on January 29-30, 2000, also in Oslo.