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Title: UFO-NYTT Issue: NR. 4 - 2008 Publisher: NETI (Norsk organisasjon for studiet av utenomjordisk intelligens) Date: 2008

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO-NYTT
Issue: NR. 4 - 2008
Publisher: NETI (Norsk organisasjon for studiet av utenomjordisk intelligens)
Date: 2008

This issue of UFO-NYTT, the Norwegian organization for the study of extraterrestrial intelligence's newsletter, covers a range of topics related to UFO phenomena, including prominent claims from an astronaut, the Vatican's evolving stance on alien life, and a detailed account of a historical UFO crash.

Redaktørens Spalte (Editor's Column)

Kjell Arne Høviskeland, the editor, apologizes for the delay in this issue due to his relocation to Fredrikstad. He notes that much has happened in the UFO field over the summer and promises more details in the next issue. He confirms that the previously announced trip to Hessdalen will proceed as planned, in collaboration with Prosjekt Hessdalens Venner and researcher Erling Strand, with at least 11 participants confirmed. Further details about the UFO days in Hessdalen (August 15-17) will be in the next issue. Høviskeland highlights two key stories in this issue: astronaut Edgar Mitchell's claims about the US government hiding UFOs for 60 years, and the Vatican's openness to the concept of extraterrestrial life. He also mentions an excerpt from Rune Øverby's new book. The membership of NETI has grown to 157 and is expected to increase further. The column also announces regular UFO meetings and video nights at an alternative center in Sarpsborg, held on the first Tuesday of each month starting in September.

Key Articles and Features

Astronaut Edgar Mitchell: "Have Hidden UFOs for 60 Years"

This section reports on astronaut Edgar Mitchell's statements, made in a radio interview, that aliens have contacted Earth multiple times and that authorities have attempted to conceal this. Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, claims that he and many others at NASA were aware of extraterrestrial visitors but that the government consistently covered up these events. He describes the beings as smaller and different from humans. The article revisits the Roswell incident of July 7, 1947, where personnel from the Roswell airbase reported finding a flying saucer, only for the Air Force's central command to later issue a statement claiming it was a weather balloon. Mitchell believes Roswell was a cover-up, and that our current technology is far behind that of the aliens. He notes that few were informed, but he was fortunate to be among them. The article mentions that the cover-up was initially successful but that information eventually leaked. The radio host, Nick Margerrison, initially thought it was a joke but was convinced by Mitchell's seriousness. NASA issued a brief statement asserting that they do not investigate UFOs or engage in cover-ups, while acknowledging Mitchell as a great American but disagreeing with his views.

Mitchell also reportedly engaged in telepathy experiments with friends on Earth during the Apollo 14 mission and has since focused on building an institute for alternative healing and mind research, claiming to have cured himself of kidney cancer through mental power. The article notes that John F. Kennedy was allegedly the last president to be informed about these matters. Space expert Erik Tandberg expresses skepticism, recalling an interesting lecture by Mitchell on the moon landing but noting that the UFO topic came up later.

UFO Meetings at the Alternative Center in Sarpsborg

NETI, in collaboration with Lillian Anita Halvorsen, the manager of an alternative center, is organizing regular UFO meetings. These meetings, starting in September, will be held on the first Tuesday of each month and will feature short and long lectures, Q&A sessions, discussions, and UFO documentaries. Scheduled dates include September 2, October 7, November 4, and December 2. The address is Pellygata 80, 2nd floor, Sarpsborg. The entrance fee is 30 NOK, including coffee and tea.

Vatican Opens to Life in Space

The Vatican has officially stated that Catholics can believe in extraterrestrial life. Monsignor Jose Gabriel Funes, the chief astronomer and scientific advisor to Pope Benedict XVI, stated that just as there are many creatures on Earth, there could be other intelligent beings created by God on other planets. This stance does not contradict the Catholic faith, as it acknowledges God's boundless creative freedom. The article notes that it was only 16 years prior that the Catholic Church admitted its error in condemning Galileo Galilei for asserting that the Earth was not the center of the universe.

New Book: "Tors Hammer. Geophysical Weapons, a Reality or Science Fiction. HAARP in Norway"

This section promotes a new book by Maarit M. Hanssen titled "Tors Hammer. Geophysical Weapons, a Reality or Science Fiction. HAARP in Norway." The book discusses Norwegian HAARP radars located in Tromsø and Svalbard, operated by the international company EISCAT. Hanssen argues that these are not under democratic control. The book costs 198 NOK and can be ordered by phone or email.

The Kalahari Desert, Botswana, May 7, 1989, 13:45

This article details an alleged UFO crash in South Africa in 1989. According to former South African Air Force Colonel James Van Grunen, an ET craft was recovered and brought to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in the USA. The incident began when NORAD tracked unknown objects heading towards Africa. A South African Mirage Fighter intercepted one object, which was shot down. The SAAF recovered a disc-shaped object with strange markings, along with three non-terrestrial beings (one dead, one seriously injured, and one in perfect condition). The material and beings were exchanged with the US government and transported to Wright-Patterson AFB. The article includes interviews with Van Grunen and the pilot who shot down the object. Both the US and South African Air Forces officially stated "no comment" on the incident, though NORAD confirmed tracking many unidentified objects. The article also mentions UFO veteran researcher Bill Knell, who is available for interviews.

The UFO BBS Entry:

An entry from May 7, 1989, at 13:45 GMT, reports that the frigate "SA Tafelberg" detected a UFO on radar heading towards the African continent at an estimated speed of 5746 nautical miles per hour. The object entered South African airspace and attempts to establish radio contact failed. Two Mirage MIG fighters were scrambled. The object changed course at high speed, making it impossible for the military aircraft to follow. Radar and visual confirmation were made, and a Thor 2 laser cannon was fired at the object, resulting in blinding flashes. The object then began to wobble and continued north, losing altitude rapidly before crashing at a steep angle in the desert, 80 km from the Botswana border. A security team, along with medical and technical personnel, was dispatched to the crash site. They found a 150m diameter, 12m deep crater with a silver disc-shaped object embedded at a 45-degree angle. Intense magnetic and radioactive radiation disabled the team's electronic equipment. The object was moved to an airbase for further investigation. The site was then covered with sand and gravel. Specifications of the object included an unknown, presumed extraterrestrial origin, no identifying marks, dimensions of approximately 20 yards long and 9.5 yards high, and an estimated weight of 50,000 kg. The material was sent for lab analysis. A hydraulic landing gear was noted, suggesting electronic failure or damage from the laser cannon. A hatch opened, revealing two humanoid figures in tight gray suits, who were taken to a makeshift medical center. The beings were described as approximately 4-4.5 feet tall, with gray-blue skin, large eyes, no pupils, a small mouth, and three-toed feet with webbing. Due to their aggressive behavior, no biological samples could be taken. They refused food and communication was presumed to be telepathic. They were to be transported to Wright-Patterson AFB for further study on June 23, 1989. This information is attributed to a reliable source, a former police officer in Yorkshire, who received it from South African security sources.

A comment from CSETI dated January 4, 2001, criticizes the accuracy of the report, stating that the "SAS Tafelberg" is a supply ship, not a frigate, and that many details like names, spelling, dates, and locations are incorrect. The correspondent urges for accurate information to be published.

GODKJENT ÅRSMELDING FOR NETI 2007 (Approved Annual Report for NETI 2007)

Introduction:
The 2007 annual report highlights that it was NETI's most active year in several years, with numerous events organized. The board was expanded from 5 to 7 members at the annual meeting in Bergen on March 4th. Key events in 2007 included trips to Hessdalen, a 10-year anniversary marking of NETI in November, and a group attending a UFO conference in Leeds, England, focused on the "Roswell 60" event. NETI also had a presence at alternative fairs in Bergen and Oslo.

NETI Board 2007:
The report lists the board members and deputy members before and after the March 4th annual meeting. The board before the meeting consisted of Tore Alfstad (Leader), Torgeir Sjøstrøm Hansen (Deputy Leader), Kjell Arne Høviskeland (Secretary), Kitty H.B. Kristiansen (Treasurer), and Berit Oftedal (Board Member), with three deputy members. After the meeting, Kjell Arne Høviskeland became the Leader, Torgeir Sjøstrøm Hansen and Tore Alfstad became Deputy Leaders, and Njål Eidhammer joined as a Board Member.

Board Meetings:
In 2007, there were 3 board meetings held via telephone conference and one in Geilo, totaling 64 matters addressed.

Trips to Hessdalen 2007:
NETI organized two trips to Hessdalen in 2007 (May, June, September), with varying participation. While activity in Hessdalen continues, no unexplained phenomena were observed during these specific trips.

NETI Represented at UFO Conference in Leeds, England:
NETI invited members to attend the "Roswell 60" UFO conference in Leeds, England, from October 19-21. Six members attended, hearing presentations from figures like Nick Pope, Malcolm Robinson, Michael Hesemann, Donald Schmitt, and Jesse Marcel Jr. Contact was made with Russell Callaghan, editor of UFO-DATA Magazine. Attendees encouraged other members to attend similar conferences.

NETI Conducted Exclusive Interview with Jesse Marcel Jr.:
NETI managed to conduct an exclusive interview with Jesse Marcel Jr. at the Leeds conference. Marcel Jr., who was about 12 years old when he saw wreckage from the 1947 Roswell UFO crash, shared his experiences. The interview was filmed and recorded.

NETI Celebrated 10th Anniversary:
NETI celebrated its 10th anniversary on November 22nd with events in Oslo on November 24-25. The celebration included speeches and presentations by various individuals, including Erling Strand, Rune Øverby, and Eva-Marie Brekkestø. The event was announced in local Oslo newspapers and on UFO-Norge and www.kornsirkler.org.

Membership Meetings/Video Nights:
Regular meetings were held in Oslo and Raufoss, featuring UFO documentaries and discussions. There were no meetings in Bergen due to a lack of venues.

Participation in Fairs in Bergen & Oslo

NETI participated in alternative fairs in Bergen (March) and Oslo (November) to inform the public about UFO phenomena and maintain visibility. These events attracted individuals who shared their own UFO sightings and experiences, leading to new memberships and sales of DVDs, newsletters, and books, which contribute to the organization's income. A contact was made with a Swedish UFO organization with similar goals, with the aim of future collaboration.

Newsletters 2007

Seven issues of the newsletter "UFO-Nytt" were published in 2007, with issue number 8 for 2007 delayed until January 2008. The editor was responsible for producing the newsletters, and several individuals contributed by translating articles from English to Norwegian.

Information About NETI to the Public

Throughout 2007, over 150 A4 posters were displayed in various locations across Norway to provide information about NETI, resulting in new members.

The Most Important Events on the UFO Front in 2007

  • The French space agency CNES decided to publish 6,000 UFO-related documents online, but the website crashed due to high demand.
  • Former Canadian Defense Minister Paul Hellyer (83) demanded that governments worldwide disclose and utilize extraterrestrial technology, allegedly obtained from UFO crashes, to combat climate change, stating he has personally seen UFOs.
  • The Chilean military revealed it possesses 30 years of UFO reports and video recordings, including a video of military helicopters chasing a UFO, presented at the 10th International UFO Congress.
  • A group of former fighter pilots called for a new investigation into UFOs by US authorities, holding a press conference and appearing on Larry King's talk show.

Economy

As of December 31, 2007, NETI had Kr. 16,069 in its bank account and Kr. 2,440 in cash, totaling Kr. 18,509. The organization incurred a deficit of Kr. 8,285.80 for 2007.

Members

NETI had 72 members at the end of 2006/2007. Approximately 95% renewed their membership in 2007, and by the end of 2007/2008, the membership had grown to 127.

Financial Statement for NETI 2007

The financial statement for 2007, approved at the annual meeting, shows total income of Kr. 42,318.20 (including Kr. 29,000.00 in membership fees and Kr. 13,294.00 from fairs) and total expenses of Kr. 50,604.00 (with significant costs for fairs, meetings, and the 10th anniversary). This resulted in a deficit of Kr. 8,285.80. The balance sheet as of December 31, 2007, shows a total net worth of Kr. 18,508.80.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently focuses on UFO sightings, alleged government cover-ups, and the potential for extraterrestrial life. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into these phenomena, presenting various claims and reports from researchers, witnesses, and even official sources, while also acknowledging skepticism and the need for accurate reporting. The organization NETI actively promotes awareness through newsletters, meetings, and participation in public events, aiming to inform and engage the public on UFO-related topics.

This issue of "UFO-Nytt" (Issue 19, dated August 12, 2008) focuses heavily on extraterrestrial encounters and ancient alien presence, featuring excerpts from Rune Øverby's book "Jordens Kolonisering fra Kosmos" and a report on a significant UFO discovery.

Excerpts from Rune Øverby's "Jordens Kolonisering fra Kosmos"

The magazine presents a lengthy excerpt from Rune Øverby's book, which is described as a continuation of his earlier work "Jordens Fjernhistorie i Nytt Lys" (2000). The book explores the 'ancient history of Earth' given by 'our elder cosmic siblings' through physical contact meetings.

Swedish UFO Contact 1946

The excerpt details a lesser-known Swedish UFO contact from 1946, involving warnings about humanity's dangerous path. The contactee, Gøsta Carlson, had a remarkable experience one warm spring evening in southern Sweden, shortly after World War II. While enjoying the air and atmosphere near where he worked as a supervisor for landowner Erik von Geijer, he noticed a bright light in a forest clearing. Initially mistaking it for an illegal bonfire, he discovered a large, illuminated, disc-shaped craft. A pulsating violet light emanated from a telescope-like mast, enveloping the craft like a bell jar.

Around the mysterious ship, 10-12 men and women were working. They appeared human, with beautiful, almost perfect features. Gøsta felt compelled to approach but was stopped by a guard holding an individual who resembled someone holding an old-fashioned camera. Gøsta, who stated he had never tasted alcohol and feared neither gnomes nor trolls, retreated from the clearing.

The Craft on the Forest Clearing

He walked for about 20 minutes to the sea before planning to return. At "Skaldervikstranden," he waded into the water to ensure he was awake. Upon returning, he saw the craft ascend between the pine trees and disappear rapidly over Ängelholm. He initially believed it was a test of a secret weapon, given the recent end of the war, but later considered it an unknown flying object.

Further Discoveries the Next Day

The following morning, Gøsta returned to the landing site and found evidence: scorched trees and burnt rings in the ground. He measured the craft to be approximately 16 meters in diameter. He also found a twelve-centimeter-long 'mineral rod,' burnt at the end, and something resembling a freshly dug grave. He also found beakers similar to those he had seen them drinking from the previous evening.

A Mysterious Illness and Inner Visions

Two days later, Gøsta fell ill, experiencing symptoms similar to influenza. He described entering a state of semi-consciousness where he felt he was again staring into the camera-like device from the landing site. His bedroom seemed to expand, drawing him into a ship's cabin. The captain, the same guard who had stopped him earlier, was seated before an instrument panel. The captain explained the craft's presence, mentioning an accident that had claimed the lives of two crew members, forcing them to land and repair the ship. The plan to bury the dead in the woods was abandoned, explaining the newly discovered 'grave.' Gøsta felt an urge to speak out about the room where the dead lay, which caused him to regain consciousness in his own bed, experiencing a severe headache and thirst.

Medical Concerns and Psychic Experiences

His wife found him after he fainted and hit his head. A doctor attributed his condition to stress, but Gøsta remained unsettled. His job as a railway worker required a clear head, and he considered quitting if similar episodes recurred. In 1951, he took leave, fearing mental illness. The vivid 'dreams,' or perhaps more, continued, suggesting a consciousness shift caused by an external influence. The black camera-like device remained a portal to these experiences.

Extraterrestrial Communication and Healing

During his nightly 'meetings' with the captain, Gøsta discussed religion, philosophy, and medical topics, areas he had previously shown little interest in. He felt these conversations were guided. He asked if his 'friends' could help with a bothersome growth on his forehead. The captain used a cold, pump-like device, and Gøsta awoke with the growth gone, replaced by a small, circular scar and some blood.

Interest in Nature and 'Pollen-King'

Inspired by his experiences, Gøsta developed a profound interest in natural medicine and pollen. He kept a diary of his conversations with the UFO beings since 1946, filling it with 'recipes' for medicines. He claimed to have received the foundation for his 'pollen empire' from these visions and formulas, eventually becoming known as the 'pollen king' and building a successful business with natural medicine products derived from pollen. A mysterious mineral rod found earlier was analyzed in the USA and contained liquid diamond and a substance of great hardness.

UFO Museum and Warnings

Later in life, Gøsta created a small, personal 'UFO museum' near the Vegeholm landing site, featuring plaques detailing the history and a cast-iron model of the spaceship. He also mentioned another close encounter with the same ship, accompanied by his adult daughter Yvonne.

Concern Over the Atomic Bomb

The article notes that Gøsta's experience predated many similar reports that emerged in the following decades, which often centered on the visitors' fear of humanity's potential use of nuclear weapons. The extraterrestrials' message conveyed a strong warning against mistrust, armament, and the focus on nuclear weapons, echoing messages from other alleged contacts like 'Thao from Thiaoouba' and 'Lin-Erri from Korendor.' The text references Semjase's contact with Billy Meier in 1975, where information was to be passed to researcher Michael McElroy at Harvard University regarding the ozone layer.

Astral Projection and Consciousness Shift

The author posits that Gøsta's subsequent contact experiences were likely through his etheric/astral body, a concept discussed in spiritual science and theosophy. This body is described as a higher-frequency physical body. The article suggests that while most people do not remember experiences from their higher-frequency spiritual bodies (referred to as 'night consciousness' or subconsciousness), Gøsta's experience, including the removal of a growth, suggests a tangible outcome beyond mere imagination.

Journeys on the Mother Ship

In February 1948, Gøsta experienced further 'journeys' on the extraterrestrials' mother ship. He described being drawn into the ship's cabin and meeting the captain again. He observed complex instruments and a screen displaying incomprehensible messages. He felt a sensation of moving at or faster than the speed of light. He witnessed the captain communicating with a woman on a screen, using a system that mimicked human thought to overcome the speed-of-light communication barrier.

A Glimpse of Nuclear Annihilation

The captain showed Gøsta a visual representation of the effects of powerful atomic bombs on a planet. This planet had two superpowers with nuclear weapons that could not resolve their conflict. A nuclear war erupted, possibly involving a hydrogen bomb detonating in the ocean, causing a chain reaction that vaporized all water and life. The planet was left devastated, covered in layers of soot and ash, with only occasional sunbeams penetrating the thick clouds. The captain stated that all life on that planet had been extinguished.

A Simulated War Scenario

In 1994, the author reflects on how close humanity came to such a fate during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The narrative then shifts to a depiction of a city, followed by scenes of destruction. A young woman with a child and a dog are shown fleeing from a bombing raid. The aliens demonstrated the use of a laser weapon against the dog, which exploded. The aliens then used an 'electron bomb' to destroy the remaining survivors, including the woman and child, in a scenario described as a 'pure extermination of each other.'

A Vision of an Alien Planet

The alien guide, Broni, then showed Gøsta a vision of his own planet, which appeared idyllic with forests, rivers, and cities. The beings on this planet had a much longer lifespan, had solved cellular problems, and lived in harmony with nature, consuming only plant-based food. They used tunnels for transportation and relied on electricity generated from space. They had transformed their planet, eliminating hunger, disease, hatred, envy, and evil.

Warnings and Potential Futures

Broni emphasized that humanity could transform their planet similarly but needed to overcome their current nature. He warned that natural laws abhor overpopulation and that regulators like disease, hunger, and war intervene. He presented two possible futures for Earth: one of transformation and one of total destruction, similar to the planet shown in the film. The article notes that these warnings were given shortly after WWII, before the Cold War and the subsequent arms race.

The Paradise Planet

Another film showed scenes of lakes, rivers, orchards, and flowers, all existing in a state of harmony. Gøsta inquired if his family could join them on this planet. Broni explained that it would require significant adaptation to their air, food, and bacterial systems, and that only children raised among them could fully integrate.

Book Purchase Information

The excerpt concludes with information on how to purchase Rune Øverby's book, including a phone number and email address, with the price and shipping costs.

4000-Year-Old UFO Found in Grand Canyon!

This section reports on the discovery of a crashed UFO in the Grand Canyon, Arizona, by a team of experts from a highly secret military task force investigating UFOs. The craft, estimated to be 4000 years old, was found to be in good condition despite its hard landing. It is made of an unknown metallic material and emits low levels of radioactivity.

Extraterrestrial Colony Evidence

Dr. Henry Leaumont, an astronomer from California, stated that the craft was of extraterrestrial origin and likely carried a crew of 12-20 individuals. Carbon dating places the crash around 2000 BC. The interior of the cabin suggested the crew was similar to humans but smaller. They apparently breathed oxygen, used a nuclear-powered craft, and carried food and water supplies. The ship was found lodged between limestone fragments in the canyon.

Ancient Humanoid Cave Paintings

Further investigation revealed that the ship's crew had left the craft and lived in the vicinity for years after the crash, providing evidence of an extraterrestrial colony on Earth 3500 years before Columbus. This is supported by Indian cave paintings found near the crash site, depicting strange humanoid creatures with lightbulb-shaped heads, believed to be the same aliens who arrived in the ship.

Government Secrecy and Cover-up

All traces of the extraterrestrial presence reportedly disappeared after about 50 years. The report does not indicate what happened to the colony. The craft, made of an extremely light metallic material, measures approximately 50 feet at its widest and 102 feet long. The article expresses concern about the government's efforts to keep this discovery secret, noting that they have covered up contact with aliens for over 50 years and intend to continue doing so. The author questions what could be discovered if this finding were shared with the world.

UFO History: ÅB's Experience in Jøssingfjorden (1978)

This section recounts a UFO sighting experienced by ÅB, a friend of Inger M. Shkreta, in August 1978. While ÅB and her husband were canoeing and fishing in Jøssingfjorden, Trøndelag, a brilliant light appeared in the sky above a mountain peak. ÅB described the light as yellow or yellowish-white and became quite frightened, falling to the bottom of the canoe. Her husband remained calm.

The UFO and its Spheres

The light descended rapidly towards them and stopped abruptly in front of a mountain peak. The large UFO then began to emit small spheres. ÅB interpreted this as 'mother and child' playing or showing themselves. There was no sound, smell, or physical influence, but ÅB felt a 'contact' with them. The spheres played for a while before disappearing back into the mother UFO, which then ascended and vanished.

Memory Loss and Kinesiology

ÅB was so frightened that she had remained at the bottom of the canoe. She could not recall the duration of the event or if they had lost time. Notably, ÅB also had no memory of events prior to the age of 12-14, leading her to wonder if she had been 'abducted' and had her memory 'wiped.' She mentioned that a kinesiologist she consulted had asked if she had had 'close contact with a UFO,' which surprised her.

Inger M. Shkreta's Reflection

Inger M. Shkreta reflects that perhaps she and ÅB should undergo hypnosis, as she herself has no memory of her own childhood UFO contacts. She notes that ÅB felt observed, not her husband, suggesting something significant occurred. Despite her efforts to elicit more details, ÅB could not recall more, but the episode left a strong impression on her.

Call for Submissions and Member Meetings

An appeal is made to readers to submit their UFO observations and experiences for publication in the newsletter. Members in Sør- and Nord-Trøndelag are particularly encouraged to send in their accounts. The newsletter also inquires about interest in monthly meetings in Bergen and Oslo for viewing UFO documentaries, noting low attendance at previous gatherings.

Editorial Note

The newsletter concludes with a note from the editor, Kjell Arne Høviskeland, stating that the articles in "UFO-Nytt" do not necessarily reflect the official views of NETI. The responsibility for the published material lies with the individual authors. Thanks are extended to those who assisted with translation and proofreading.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are extraterrestrial contact, ancient alien civilizations, warnings about humanity's self-destructive tendencies (particularly regarding nuclear weapons and environmental issues), and the potential for human spiritual evolution. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry into UFO phenomena, providing a platform for contactees and researchers to share their experiences and perspectives, while also highlighting the importance of these messages for humanity's future. The publication also engages in a degree of investigative journalism, reporting on significant discoveries like the Grand Canyon UFO.