UFORC of Pennsylvania - 2010 10

Magazine Overview

This document is the October 2010 newsletter from the UFO Research Center of Pennsylvania (UFORCOP), an organization dedicated to investigating Ufology, Paranormal, Cryptozoology, and Abduction phenomena within Pennsylvania. The newsletter provides updates on ongoing cases, upcoming events, and relevant news.

UFORCOP's Mission and Operations

The newsletter welcomes readers to UFORCOP's monthly updates, promising the latest news in their areas of focus. It outlines how individuals can file reports or seek information through the 'Contact Us' page on their website or by submitting a form, with a promise of researcher contact within 24 hours. UFORCOP also encourages engagement via their Facebook page. The organization is open to giving presentations to groups, with requests to be made via the 'Contact Us' page or email.

Currently, UFORCOP is actively working on 25 cases, which will be mapped on their website to show sightings by quarter. These case numbers include reports from UFORCOP, NUFORC, and MUFON. The organization has 16 Researchers and 3 Consultants, with plans to expand its team as the caseload grows. UFORCOP operates as a non-profit organization and has partnered with UFO Research of North America and UFO Clearinghouse.

Content Highlights

Book of the Month: REICH OF THE BLACK SUN by Joseph P. Farrell is featured, available on Amazon.

Upcoming Events in October: Two MUFON PA UFO Conferences are listed for October 9 and October 16, 2010. Rick Fisher is scheduled to present "Fright Night at the Museum" on October 29, 2010, at the Columbia Historic Preservation Society.

Sites of the Month: Recommended websites include Center for Unexplained Events (www.centerforunexplainedevents.com) and Stan Gordon's Anomalies Zone (www.stangordon.info).

UFORCOP News: The organization has received numerous inquiries about membership and requests interested individuals to email [email protected] with their background in investigations. As of October 2010, UFORCOP's case breakdown is 21 UFO, 4 Cryptozoology, and 0 Paranormal.

Sighting Data (3rd Quarter 2010): A map of Pennsylvania shows reported sighting locations. Data for the 3rd quarter indicates 37 sightings reported to UFORCOP, compared to 108 from other reporting groups. A note clarifies that July sightings are often higher due to misidentification of fireworks as UFOs, with over half of reported sightings being fireworks displays.

Pennsylvania Close Encounters Conference: The conference, presented by UFORCOP, is in the planning stages for Spring 2011, covering Abduction, Cryptozoology, Paranormal, and UFO topics. The speaker list is being formulated.

• Appearances and Investigations:
• An appearance was scheduled for October 28, 2010, at the Leesport Library from 6 PM to 8 PM.
• UFORCOP planned a paranormal investigation at Bushy Run Battle Field in autumn.
• They are also seeking paranormal experiences at The Gettysburg Battlefield and Bushy Run Battlefield.
• Researchers were scheduled to conduct a paranormal sweep of the LaPort House and grounds at the French Azilum. An update indicates this sweep found nothing out of the ordinary.

Cryptozoology: Information is sought regarding sightings in the Pine Grove area (Panthers, Mountain Lions, Cougars, Thunderbirds). Contact persons are Troy Noll ([email protected]) and Tim Heckman ([email protected]). Reports are still being received from these areas and western Pennsylvania.

Active Investigations: UFORCOP is actively seeking information on the Presque Isle Landing Incident and the Carbondale UFO/Lantern Incident, with contact emails provided.

Bigfoot and Thunderbird Sightings: Bigfoot sightings can be reported via the website. Thunderbird activity has been reported in western Pennsylvania, and researchers will be dispatched.

UFOLOGY Research: UFORCOP researchers are completing papers on various Pennsylvania cases and studies, to be available at the Spring Conference in 2011. A Round Table Conference is also in development.

Nuclear Plant UFO Sighting: UFORCOP is investigating a UFO sighting over a Pennsylvania Nuclear Plant. A photograph taken by the witness has been sent to a photo expert in Great Britain for analysis, as UFORCOP could not debunk it. The initial assessment is that the photo is 'good', pending expert results. An update on page 8 states that the report shows 3 objects, not atmospheric anomalies, and the case is closed.

Nuclear Facilities and UFOs: The newsletter raises questions about why nuclear plants are under scrutiny and mentions reports of UFOs over such facilities. It references a news item stating UFOs have shut down NUKE sites, with Air Force Officers coming forward. It also notes 50 nukes were shut down due to electronic issues, per the USAF on 10.23.10.

Abduction: There are no open abduction cases at this time.

Call for Information: The newsletter concludes by inviting anyone who has seen something strange in Pennsylvania to share their experiences. The motto "NOS PETO VERUM" (We Seek the Truth) is displayed.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this newsletter are UFO sightings, paranormal investigations, cryptozoology, and abduction phenomena, all primarily focused within Pennsylvania. UFORCOP positions itself as a research and investigative body, actively collecting reports, collaborating with other organizations, and disseminating information through its newsletter and upcoming conferences. The editorial stance is one of open inquiry, encouraging public participation in reporting unusual phenomena, and a commitment to seeking the truth behind these events. There is a particular interest in the intersection of UFO activity with sensitive locations like nuclear facilities. The organization emphasizes its non-profit status and its dedication to expanding its research capabilities.

Title: UFO Nachrichten
Issue: 11
Volume: 1989
Date: November 1989
Publisher: IGUF
Country: Germany
Language: German
ISSN: 0935-7229
Price: DM 5,00
Cover Headline: UFOs über Deutschland

This issue of UFO Nachrichten, the 11th issue of 1989, published by IGUF, focuses on unidentified flying object (UFO) activity reported over Germany. The cover prominently features the headline "UFOs über Deutschland" and an illustration of a disk-shaped UFO.

Key Articles and Reports

UFOs über Deutschland: October Sightings

The central theme of this issue is the detailed examination of recent UFO sightings within Germany. The magazine presents two significant cases from October 1989:

1. Hildesheim Sighting (October 25, 1989): A witness reported observing a large, metallic, disk-shaped object hovering silently over the city of Hildesheim. The object reportedly exhibited fast and erratic movements before disappearing from view. The description emphasizes the object's silent operation and its unusual speed.

2. Munich Sighting (October 28, 1989): In Munich, multiple witnesses reported seeing a bright, fast-moving light in the night sky. This light was later observed to transform into a disk-like shape. A notable aspect of this sighting was the reported interference with radio communications during the event.

Analysis and Witness Testimony

UFO Nachrichten includes witness testimonies for these events, aiming to provide a factual account of what was observed. The magazine also touches upon preliminary analysis of these sightings, suggesting that the observed phenomena warrant further investigation. The editorial staff notes that "Die Beobachtungen deuten auf eine nicht identifizierte Flugobjektaktivität hin, die weiterer Untersuchung bedarf" (The observations indicate unidentified flying object activity that requires further investigation).

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring theme in this issue is the documentation and preliminary analysis of UFO sightings, particularly those occurring within Germany. The editorial stance appears to be one of serious inquiry into unexplained aerial phenomena, encouraging further investigation and reporting of such events. The magazine aims to serve as a platform for sharing information and fostering discussion within the UFO research community in Germany.