UFO-Nytt - 2006 No 8

Magazine Overview

This issue of UFO-NYTT, number 8 from 2006, is a newsletter from the organization NETI, edited by Kjell Arne Høviskeland. It aims to provide members with interesting UFO-related information, especially during the holiday season. The newsletter includes interviews, reports on sightings, and discussions on various UFO phenomena.

Content Highlights

UFO Over Messehallen in Oslo (November 17, 2006)

This section details an encounter by two young women, Ingunn Glenster and Gro Purser, who witnessed a pulsating UFO over the Alternativmesse area in Oslo. They describe the object as being surrounded by a mist of snow crystals, with a shining metallic appearance. Ingunn first spotted the object, initially mistaking it for a search helicopter. Gro estimated the distance to be 400-500 meters, and the object's diameter from their perspective to be about 50 cm. They described its color as a matte yellow, like a light bulb. The object appeared to be breathing and moved gracefully. Ingunn also noted that no one else seemed to notice the object, which she found strange.

A Luminous Sphere in the Bedroom and Car

Following the Oslo sighting, Ingunn reported further unusual experiences. On December 12, 2006, while walking with Gro in Flateby, Gro felt a sudden impact on her back accompanied by a flash of light, which Ingunn witnessed. Gro described it as a strange, uncomfortable sensation. The next day, Ingunn reported a luminous sphere entering her bedroom around 00:05. She described it as a yellow-green, intensely blinding light, about the size of a tennis ball, emitting a humming sound and moving in a jerky, clockwise pattern. It then exited through the open window. Later that day, while driving near Lillestrøm, Ingunn saw the same luminous sphere appear and follow her car for 10 minutes at the same speed, regardless of her driving. She described the experience as surreal and fascinating.

UFO Over Mississippi (August 31, 2005)

This article recounts an observation made by a passenger on Continental Flight 1741Y traveling from Mexico City to Newark. While passing over the Mississippi Delta, the passenger observed a stationary object described as a "coffin" or cylinder in black silhouette, surrounded by vibrating air. The object was estimated to be 10x2 meters and was seen at an altitude of over 40,000 feet, moving parallel to the aircraft at approximately 800 km/hour. The witness found it unlikely to be an insect given its speed and altitude. The report notes that the pilots did not officially report the sighting.

Seattle Sighting (July 13, 2005)

A report from the Seattle area describes a bizarre object witnessed by an aerospace engineer and other witnesses. The object was seen hovering slowly in rush-hour traffic east of downtown Seattle. The witnesses were able to observe it for an extended period. A similar object was reportedly seen several minutes later, further north near Shoreline. The article invites anyone who witnessed or photographed this object to contact their center.

"Time Reckoning" - A Theory of Time Discrepancy

This section delves into a theory suggesting that our current timekeeping is inaccurate by 13 years, meaning the year is actually 2007, not 1994 as stated in the article's context. It references the Harmonic Convergence in August 1987 and the concept of Earth's transition to a 4th dimension. The article cites a message stating that planet C-ton (Earth) was reinstated as a member of its solar system family on August 22, 1987, which, with the 13-year discrepancy, aligns with the year 2000. It also mentions prophecies pointing to 2011-2014 for a final transition and quotes a statement that Earth is at least 25 years behind in its development. The text explains that extraterrestrial beings find it difficult to align their dates with human calendars and that human will and light levels affect the timeline. It suggests that humanity has the ability to accelerate the timeline.

Historical UFO Observations (Retrospective)

The newsletter includes a section of past UFO observations:

• Haga, Norway (April 1978): A couple witnessed a silent, lens-shaped, golden-white object flying low, emitting light flashes.
• Rosendal, Norway (November 1977): Two women saw a golden, pulsating object, the size of the full moon, descend towards a fjord.
• North of Handerslev, Denmark (August 1970 & 1973): A police officer encountered a UFO that directed a powerful light beam at his car, which he photographed.
• Øyestad, Norway (May 1978): A young girl and others witnessed two round, luminous spheres that merged, emitted a loud sound, and dropped square lights that scorched the asphalt.
• Hordaland, Norway (July 1975): A woman was awakened by her electric meter spinning rapidly as two silent, bronze-colored objects flew along high-voltage lines.
• Sørvest Sjælland, Denmark (April 1960): A man driving his car encountered a luminous ring that caused his car's lights and ignition to fail. Three telescopic legs emerged, followed by four 90 cm tall beings in shiny suits who examined the car before the object ascended.
• Sjællands Odde, Denmark (January 1967): Two young boys saw a dark gray object in the sky.

SOHO Satellite Photo Inquiry

Lars Gulliksen poses a question to NETI members about a strange image from the SOHO satellite (LASCO C3, February 2, 2005), asking for their interpretation.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The newsletter consistently explores UFO sightings and related phenomena, emphasizing witness testimony and the need for open investigation. The editorial stance, as represented by Kjell Arne Høviskeland, is one of curiosity and a desire to improve the newsletter's content. There is a clear interest in unusual events, including the speculative theory about time discrepancy and the mention of Black Helicopters, suggesting a broad approach to unexplained phenomena. The publication aims to inform its members and encourage them to share their experiences and insights.

Title: UFO-Aktuelt
Issue: 1, 1996
Publisher: UFO-Nordisk
Country: Norway
Price: 35 kr
ISSN: 0800-028X

This issue of UFO-Aktuelt, published in 1996, delves into various UFO and UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) related topics, featuring witness accounts, expert opinions, and discussions on space exploration.

Witness Accounts of UFO Sightings

Norway

Bergen, 1965: An older woman reported seeing a mini-plane with a pilot resembling a boy with a large head. The object hovered 15 meters above the ground, and after a brief interaction, it flew away with a high-pitched sound.

Another account from Bergen describes a boy who observed a craft descend with a basket and eight beings. These beings, described as friendly, used instruments resembling binoculars or cameras to point at the boy.

Åsbygda, October 1977: Three boys and a teacher witnessed a UFO land on a freshly plowed field near their school. The object, which had three support legs and appeared to have a human-like figure inside, stayed for about 10 seconds before taking off. The next day, three imprints, over 6 meters apart, were found in the ground. A teacher from a nearby school was alerted to a light phenomenon that coincided with unusual activity from a nearby military airbase.

Sweden

Mariannelund, October 1959: An overmontør (shift supervisor) and his 25-year-old son reported a power outage followed by a bright white light visible above a three-story building. They initially feared a plane crash but then observed the light moving and appearing to land. Instead, it ascended and struck a maple tree with a scraping sound. The overmontør later experienced unexplained radiation symptoms, and the power outage was never explained.

USA

North Hudson-parken, November 1975: George O'Barski, a 72-year-old shop owner, recounted an encounter with a landed UFO. He described small, 1.20-1.35 meter tall figures in light-colored clothing with helmets or hoods. These beings collected soil samples using specialized tools and small bags. The entire event lasted less than four minutes. O'Barski was deeply shaken and later found about 15 small, 8-10 cm deep holes in the ground where the UFO had landed. He struggled to reconcile the experience, initially wondering if he had dreamt it or was losing his mind.

Stonehenge Apartments Area (Date unspecified): Bill Pawlowski, a night watchman, observed a row of bright lights in the sky that appeared to be about 2-3 meters above the ground. While he was calling a tenant, a loud vibration and a sudden crack occurred, shattering the entrance window. The lights then disappeared. The crack in the glass was a peculiar indentation, not a through-and-through hole.

Near North Hudson-parken (Date unspecified): The Wamsley family, including 12-year-old Robert and his mother Alice, witnessed a round, illuminated craft hovering about 12-15 meters above the ground. The object moved slowly and then sped away towards a large round building (Stonehenge).

Mexico

Mexico City, April 1964: Lars Gulliksen submitted a photograph of a UFO light he took in Mexico City. A more detailed report was promised for a future newsletter.

Classic UFO Case: Socorro, New Mexico, April 24, 1964

This section details the well-known encounter of police officer Lonnie Zamora. While on patrol, Zamora observed a landed object emitting flames and making explosive sounds. He described it as an egg-shaped metallic craft resting on legs. He saw two white-clad figures near the object. After the object ascended and sped away, Zamora reported the incident. Investigating officer Chavez confirmed Zamora's shaken state and examined the landing marks, which formed a near-perfect square. The investigation of the landing site revealed a burn mark at the center, suggesting the object's center of gravity was directly above it.

Black Helicopters

Ulf Bjaaland discusses the phenomenon of 'Black Helicopters' (BH), often seen in areas where crop circles appear. These are typically unmarked, black helicopters. Bjaaland outlines three main aspects:

1. Conspiracy Theory: BH are believed to be used by secret government agencies for covert operations, including eliminating individuals who know too much or are involved in highly classified matters, often linked to UFOs or advanced technology.
2. Military Operations: Governments employ BH for secret operations, equipped with advanced technology like night vision, radar, and sound-dampening systems. Hundreds of these helicopters are reportedly manufactured in a secret facility in the Nevada desert.
3. Technology: The technology behind BH is highly advanced, possibly linked to projects like 'Aurora'. This includes optical camouflage, radar detection, lightweight materials, and quiet propulsion systems, making them nearly invisible to the naked eye and radar. The challenge lies in masking their infrared signature.

Astronaut Christer Fuglesang on Extraterrestrial Life

Astronaut Christer Fuglesang expresses his strong conviction that intelligent life exists in the universe. He bases this belief on the natural emergence of life under suitable conditions, considering the vast number of stars. Fuglesang is scheduled for space walks and anticipates the installation of a European research laboratory on the ISS. He also believes humans will land on Mars within his lifetime, possibly in the 2020s, and that colonization of space is a long-term possibility, with Mars potentially becoming habitable in 500-1000 years.

Other Mentions

Rauni-Leena Luukanen: A Finnish doctor and author, Luukanen recounts an incident where she was healed by an unknown being after a severe car accident, suggesting it was a form of 'healing'. She also posits that UFO abductions are not kidnappings but rather forgotten permissions, possibly occurring during out-of-body experiences or before birth.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores unexplained aerial phenomena, alien encounters, and advanced technologies. The editorial stance appears to be one of open-minded investigation, presenting witness accounts and expert analyses without overt skepticism. The inclusion of astronaut Christer Fuglesang's views on extraterrestrial life suggests a belief in the possibility of life beyond Earth. The discussion of 'Black Helicopters' touches upon themes of government secrecy and advanced, possibly extraterrestrial-influenced, technology. The overall tone is informative and aims to document and analyze UFO-related events and theories.

Title: UFO-Aktuelt
Issue: 1
Volume: 2007
Date: 2007
Publisher: Föreningen UFO-Aktuellt
Country: Norway
Language: Norwegian
ISSN: 0800-4778

This issue of UFO-Aktuelt, dated 2007, delves into advanced technologies with potential implications for military and covert operations, alongside discussions on UFO phenomena. The content suggests a focus on cutting-edge engineering and clandestine activities, with a particular emphasis on aerospace and underground infrastructure.

Advanced Helicopter Technology

The magazine explores innovations in helicopter technology, noting that while some technologies are old and less efficient, new systems are emerging. A key development is the use of low-temperature combustion technology in engines. This approach allows for thrust comparable to jet engines but generates significantly less heat, making the aircraft nearly invisible to infrared (IR) detection. This stealth capability is crucial for advanced aerial operations.

Rotor Technology and Noise Reduction

Significant research is also being conducted into rotor technology to achieve completely silent helicopters. This involves multiple technological approaches. Firstly, the rotors themselves are specially designed to produce minimal noise. This requires them to have less aerodynamic efficiency but operate at high speeds, minimizing air disturbance. Secondly, advanced noise cancellation technology is employed. This technique, already used along highways in Germany and France to mitigate traffic noise, works by capturing sound waves and emitting them in counter-phase, effectively canceling each other out. Implementing this on helicopters is technically challenging, but it is feasible. While these specialized helicopters may not achieve high speeds due to their design, they are built for specific roles. It is suggested that long-range and command variants might not incorporate noise cancellation, whereas those operating in or over populated areas likely do.

Secret Military Programs and Logistics

The issue touches upon the operational aspects of secret military programs, referencing conversations with Americans familiar with such technologies, which have reportedly been in use for several years. A major challenge highlighted is the logistics involved in operating on foreign soil, such as in Iraq or Afghanistan. This necessitates the establishment of secret bases located not far from operational areas, staffed by personnel who effectively 'do not exist,' a situation that is difficult to maintain over the long term.

Underground Tunnel Systems in the USA

Furthermore, the article reveals the existence of extensive secret programs, including one codenamed 'Aurora.' These operations are allegedly conducted not in the air, but within a vast underground tunnel system spanning much of the USA. This network was reportedly initiated shortly after World War II and continues to be expanded. The primary purpose of these tunnels is to facilitate the covert transportation of advanced technology and military assets, bypassing conventional road and air traffic routes, thereby ensuring secrecy. The author promises to elaborate on this topic in a future interview.

Editorial Stance and Recurring Themes

The magazine concludes with holiday greetings for Christmas and the New Year, specifically wishing a 'Happy UFO Year 2007.' This closing remark, combined with the content discussing advanced, potentially classified technologies and UFO-related phenomena, suggests an editorial stance that is keenly interested in unexplained aerial phenomena, advanced technological speculation, and government secrecy. The themes explored—stealth technology, noise reduction, covert operations, and hidden infrastructure—all contribute to a narrative that blends technological innovation with the possibility of clandestine activities and the unknown, aligning with the interests of a UFO-focused publication.