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Following NASAs announcement last monthabout the potential discovery of life on Mars,Stuart tylor takes a look at one of the morecontroversial implications of this highlyremarkable discovery.

On Tuesday August 6th 1996, NASAadministrator Daniel Goldin said the following,highly significant, words:

"NASA has made a startling discovery thatpoints to the possibility that a primitive form ofmicroscopic life may have existed on Marsmore than three billion years ago." Ever sincethat historic moment, the meteorite fragment,labelled ALH 84001, has re-ignited the debateon whether or not we are alone in the universe.However, Goldin made a point that thelifeforms themselves are only smali, single-ce11structures and not the likes of a higher life formsuch as the fictional Martian invaders createdby H G \fells.

ORIOIII OF I||E $PIIIESNonetheless, if confirmed, this discovery couldpotential ly bring our own origins into question- Richard Zare of Stanford University (one ofthe scientific groups who examined themeteorite) noted that life on Earth may wellhave been 'seeded' by a meteorite entering ourorbit from [Lars. Zare added that if this theory

became fact then that would technicallymake us all Martians.

Zare's idea is echoed by RayBradbury atthor of The MartianChronicles, who feels that we shouldland on Mars to find out for ourselveswhether there is life on the red planet.NASAs Daniel Goldin echoes theauthor 's sent iments, saying that rheMars discovery will kick-start 'a world-wide mission' to search the planet formore samples.

President Clinton has fully backedGoldin's suggestion, saying that therewould be a fol low-up investigation intopossible life on Mars, which wiil includean unmanned space probe programme.A summit to discuss this programmeand future US space policy has beenscheduled for November.

!^l ||RT ilt)(I?This December, the first in a series ofMars missions will be launched todetermine whether life exists beneaththe planet's surface. It has beentheorised that when the atmosphere wasdestroyed more than two billion yearsago, life-forms may have travelledbeneath the surface to track thehabitable areas of liquid water.

There could be a long wait forconciusive evidence as, unfortunately,the mission that will bring Martiansamples back to Earth is not scheduleduntil the year 2005.

The lump of rock that staded it all. Did a meteorite like this once bring primitive organisms to [arth?

The 'tubelike form'found within the rock.

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BA PIIOTGoGs PUHIGBritish Airways pilot Mark Stuartdecided that the time was right to finallycome forward and tell the story of hisUFO experience which occurred ert

January 6th 1,995.At 6.48pm, BA flight 5061 was

cruising over the Pennines, preparing tobegin its descent into Ringway Airport,Manchester. It was then that CaptainRoger lfills and First Officer MarkStuart saw a triangular object chargetowards them. For a few seconds thepair were able to watch the object as itpassed by their aircraft and disappearedfrom sight. lfith the object not beingvisible to air traffic control, the pair hadno choice but to f i le their experience asa near air miss, thus leading to anextremely lengthy investigation by theCivil Aviation Authority.

Officer Stuart's story was given fullpage coverage rn the Daily Mail onAugust 5th. and the fol lowing eveningOfficer Stuart recreated the momentwhen he thought his aircraft was goingto crash into a UFO on BBCl's Out OfThis'World.

HopefullS Alien Encounters wrllbeable to bring you a full account of thepilots' experiences - and the followinginvestigation - in a future rssue.

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Iop: The Daily Mail artist's impression of the UFO, and less than twoweeks later, The Sunday limes' illustration (above) of l{ASA'shuniedly announced erperimental Waverider aircraft. The two shapesare amazingly similar ls this a coincidence, or a conspiracy ofdisinlormation by IIASA and the USAF to cover up the lact that theyakeady have a hypersonic aircraft (the Aurora) in service?

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Brazil was again the site of aUFO controversy when a largemetal l ic saucer, 165 feet indiameter. descended over asugar cane field in Guarabira.

The incident took place onSaturday August | Oth, and is thethird dayl ight sighting of a discto take place this year (previous

sightings taking place in Apriland June).

Oriel Farias, a Ufologist from

Joao Pessoa, said, "Um grande

objeto em forma de disco,"descended slowly from thecloudless sky, startling rwowomen in the process. Ataround 5pm another smallerUFO was spotted high in thesk5 emanating an extremelybright white light.

However, by all accounts themost spectacular sight tookplace after dark. At around9pm, three UFOs of a tr iangularshape were seen travellingslowly across the sky. Then, in adisplay that lasted only a fewminutes, the objects began tozig-zag through the night sky.

The following day, Ufologistsfrom Ioao Pessoa interviewed*itn.lses and examined the site.After testing the soil at the field

where the first saucer was seen,the Ufologists found high tracesof magnetism.

Beligious GonsequenoesThe religious community has slowly been coming to terms with the idea that humanity

might not have such a unique status in the universe.According to Sayyid Syeed of the Islamic Society of North America, the Koran gives

man a specific mission on Earth, but there is room to interpret that God may have given

other life-forms a mission on other planets.Fundamentalist evangelist, Jerry Falwell, states quite categorically that the NASA

scientists will not find the concrete evidence they need to prove that life did exist onMars. "The Bible makes it clear that Jesus Christ is the only mediator between God andMan", says Falwell.

However, NASAs research can only be 'celebrated' according to Rabbi James Ruden ofthe American Jewish Committee. He says that most Jews' interpretation of Genesis allowsfor the possibiliry of life on other planets. Rather than damage the structure of their faith,Ruden feels that if the findings became conclusive then it would only serve to re-affirmthe oower of God.

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hen I was barely fifteen yearsold and living in Gibraltar, Iwitnessed something that I willremember with awe for the restof my life. I had developed anintense passion for astronomy,

and knew virtually every visible feature of the skyat night as we know it.

Planets, stars, nebulae, clusters and satelliteswere all readily identifiable to me, and it was thisfamiliariry with the pattern of the universe thatmade me gasp in astonishment one memorablenight. There in the western sky above me glowed ahuge star where, according to the charts, thereshouldn't have been anything at all. Its size rivalledthe blazing orb of Venus at its closest approach. Iwas baffled - what could it be? lfhen I finallybrought my telescope to bear on the spot, to myamazement I found that it formed a diffuse area ofcloud shining from a point deep in space.

THE I'IYSIIRIOUS ORBOver the next week, the cloud continued toexpand and disperse until after eight days noteven my powerful telescope was capable ofresolving it. However, I was still none the wiser asto what it could be. It certainly wasn't ameteorite, a weather balloon, or the planet Venus.Nor was it a comet or a satellite. The only likelyexplanation seemed to be a supernova, orexploding star, but here again the descriptiondidn't quite match the realiry of what I'dwitnessed over that week.

Yet if it wasn't described in my trusty astronomymanuals, what could it be? For weeks afterwards Iscrutinised the papers for news of the incident,but there wasn't even a mention. Eventually, Iforgot all about it until many years later. Thenone day I came across an article in the ForteanTin'tes that so perfectly described what I'd

Unexplained explosions in space, the theory of Planet X and vitrifiedremains here on Earth all lead Harry Hinde to conclude that life in

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our solar system has not always been as peaceful as we thought.

Mysterious explosions deep od in space may be caused by alien races atwar with each other:

witnessed that it could have been taken from myvery own notes. Quoting an article from theHeraldT|ibune, it said that there had been at least80 unexplained explosions in deep space duringthe last decade.

This had baffled many of the leading scientistsand astronomers who were at a complete loss toexplain the phenomena. According to the article,the largest of these explosions had occurred180,000 light years away in the large MagellanicCloud outside our galaxy.

The article also related that 'Ray Klebesadel, aleading scientist at Los Alamos, said this event wasdefinitely not a super"nova'. According to him, theexplosion was more like a nuclear bomb blast.This was a view also echoed by nuclear physicistStanton T Friedmann, who declared, "temendousactivity of this sort could well be life out thereinvolved in a war". The article also quoted JamesOberg of Houston as saying "It is a legitimatetheory that star wars may be taking place."

$IELLRR RftIVI R6E[[01{RecentlS the continuing phenomena was dealtwith in a piece tn The Times which outlined thecontroversy it had sparked. Academics weresharply divided between those who insisted therewas no mystery to address and others who werefirm conVerts to the idea of a stellar Armageddonbeing fought out in the depths of the universe.Some felt the explosions to be no more thanigniting meteors in the Earth's upper atmosphere.Others were equally as adamant that the evidencepointed unquestionably to a point of origin manytrillions of miles distant.

Significantly prominent occultists andastrologers have always believed that a devastatingform of star wars once occurred much closer tohome, within the boundaries of our very own solarsystem. The basis of these views concern the factthat Mars, and to some extent the moon andVenus, show signs of once having been filled withrunning rivers and considerably more of anatmosphere than they have at present, Theseconditions would certainly make the existence ofintelligent life possible, but inter-planetary wars inthe solar system? Could it really have happened?

'lfhat we can say is that rather than rising up on

the planetary scale of evolution, Mars and themoon are actually decaying. They once held areasonable atmosphere with running rivers butnow look sparse, empty and barren. ln fact, acloser look at the Martian surface shows that atsome stage in its history it was subjected to anenormous collision which literally tore out acanyon over 2,500 miles long. Photographs fromthe Viking landers showed quite plainly that thesurface of the planet is absolutely strewn withsmall chunks of rock that resemble the debrisfrom a tremendous explosion. But where couldsuch an explosion have come from? The solarsystem now looks so sedately dormant that it'shard to imagine such violence in our desertedplanetary neighbourhooc.

PLfl l |ET )(Still these things have been known to happen. Ithas b'een theorised that a planet between Marsand Jupiter literally exploded into fragments tocreate what we now know as the asteroid belt.Planet X as it became known has attracted muchattention. Its existence was even theorised by themathematician Johann Bode. According to thetheory known as Bode's Law, (which is actuallythe work of Johann Titius) a definite andrepeatable ratio of the distances of the planets tothe sun does exist. Six planets were then known,but the distance of all the rest of the planets werecorrectly deduced using Bode's Law. This is quiteremarkable since scientists have now deduced thatthis law has no mathematical certainty whatsoeverof being correct.

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to Bode's Law there should be another planetbetween the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, exactlywhere the asteroid belt now lies. Occultists believethis was once the location of a sizeable planet thatwas literally blown apart by an incredible weapon

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of destruction, or collision with another planetarybody. The former would require a weaponconsiderably more potent than anything we knowof today, since even the latest nuclear weapons areincapable of destroying the structural existence ofthe world itself.

I | |E RETIOIO|JS[0t ' t l l | t ITt0l ' |Mythology is habitually a clue to events of longago, and here you will find frequent mention ofcelestial wars. Even the Bible makes at least onerefetence to a war in the skies. In a nutsheil,occultists believe that the planets Venus. Mars and

the moon were once inhabited by advancedsocieties who fought out a planetary war on ascale outlined in mythology as the clash betweenthe Olympians and the Titans. The result was asolar system in chaos, the destruction of a planet,and the orbital change of Venus to a positionconsiderably closer to the sun. In the break-up,vast debris such as that seen on Mars would havebeen thrown out in all directions. The Martianand Lunar atmospheres, together with their riversand whatever life existed would quite literaliyhave been catapulted into space, rendering theplanets forever uninhabitable.

On Earth, the evidence of nuclear wars deep inantiquity is even more convincing. Here, we notonly have the physical scars but the graphicallywritten accounts of some of the most ancient tertson Earth. The Mahabharata, an ancient Indianepic at least five thousand years old, speaks offlying machines called Vimanas which were usedto launch a powerful weapon of destruction,described as 'a single projectile charged with allthe power of the universe'.

Here is a reference concerning the destructionunleashed by rwo warring sets of adversaries, 'TheEarth shook, scorched by the terrible heat of thisweapon. Elephants burst into flames and ran toand fro rn a frenzy, seeking protection fromterror. Over a vast area, other animals crumpledto the ground and died. The waters boiled, andthe creatures residing therein also died. From allpoints of the compass the arrows of the flamerained continuousiy'.

Later. we find. An incandescent column ofsmoke and fire, as brilliant as ten thousand sunsrose in all its splendour. It was the unknownweapon, the iron thunderbolt...a giganticmessenger of death'. The effect of this weapon

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was horrific, 'The corpses were so burnt that they

were no longer recognisable, Hair and nails fell

out. Pottery broke without cause. Birds, disturbed,circled in the air and were turned white.Foodstuffs were poisoned.'

To any other generation verses of this nature

would surely have seemed no more than poetic

hyperbole. They had after all nothing to comparethem with. Unfortunately, we know only too well

the awesome capability of nuclear weapons, and it

would take someone of particularly low

imagination to fail to see the similarity berweenthese accounts and wlat we now know as anuclear holocaust.

Etl I IE] l IE 01' l Ef lRTl|Nor is the Mahabharata the only ancient text to

describe such things. Similar accounts of great

destruction are also found in the Tibetan Stanzasof Dzyan, the beliefs of the Hopi Indians, andeven in the Bible. The destruction of Sodom and

Gomorrah is widely thought of in these terms,particularly since their location is now occupied by

the mysterious Dead Sea hollow, one of the most

inhospitable places on earth.Of course, written evidence is one thing, but is

there any physical evidence of these earlyconflicts? Here, we enter into the realms ofanother baffling enigma, the vitrified remains of

fortresses, ziggurats (ancient stepped temples), and

towers that have been subjected to anunaccountably sharp blast of heat. In his book

Secrets of the Lost Races, writer Rene Noorbergentalks of charred ruins found between the River

Ganges in India and the mountains of Rajamahal.'The walls have been glazed, corroded, and split

by tremendous heat. Within several of thebuildings that remain standing even the surfaces ofthe stone furniture have been vitrified: melted andthen crystallised.

'No natural burning flame or volcanic eruptioncould have produced heat intense enough to causethis phenomenon. Only the heat released throughatomic energy could have done this damage.'Apparently in this same region, a human body wasdiscovered with a radioactivity 'which was fiftytimes above the normal level'. This enigma ofvitrified ruins is to be found all across the world,especial ly in North America, where the strangeremains of vitrified rocks and dwelling places defyany logical explanation.

In the Brazilian ruins of Sete Ciddaes, authorNoorbergen writes of 'ruins melted by apocalypticenergies'. Elsewhere, in Mesopotamia, sizeableziggurats have been found melted to their base in avitrified mass. In the Arabian desert, blackenedstones litter the sands over a wide area; showingsigns of having been subjected to intense radiation.

In Israel, the location of the Dead Sea and its

mysterious connection with Sodom and Gomorrahbears evidence of an amaztng focus of heat that is

thought to have gouged out the entire area in a

massive explosion. Vitrified rock created underintense pressure is a frequent discovery, and in'1952, archaeologists discovered a vitrified area ofsand that stretched out over hundreds of squarefeet. Apparently, deposits like this are similar tothose left behind at the V/hite Sands atomictesting site in America.

RI{[ IEI I I 1{ |JILEf lRhl ERP0l' l S'Wherever we look in the world, the bafflingenigma of vitrified ruins challenges our intellect.From Peru, Scotland and Scandinavia to theplateaux of China and India, this indelibleevidence attests to some undeniably violent act,Not everyone will be convinced of a nuclearanswer, but as we have seen, the evidence isextremely compelling. Intriguingly, a number ofestablished scientists also find themselves seducedby the evidence.

In 1909 when academics were first beginning tograsp the awesome power of the atom, physicistFrederick Soddy wrote inhis Interpretation ofRadium.'I believe that there have beencivilisations in the past that were familiar withatomic energy, and that by misusing it they weretotally destroyed'. Remarkably RobertOppenheimer, the chief of the Manhattan Projectthat developed the first atomic device (that weknow of) watched the test explosion rise up in avast mushroom cloud and felt moved to quotefrom ancient Sanskrit, 'I am become death, thedestroyer of worlds'.

Perhaps he more than anyone else realised thatat that very moment man became reacquaintedwith a piece of his history that had once cost himso dear. The weapon of a 'million suns' was againwithin his oossession.

The amount of roclry debils on thesurface of Mars sugests to some thata massive explosion took place inancient times.

'Planet I'was predicted by Bode's lawto orbit where an asteroid belt is nowfound - could the entire planet havebeen smashed to rubble by an aliensuFrweapon?

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The possibilities are truly staggering. In facr,whenever we turn our attention to the universe,our l imited Earth bound perception is in urgenrneed of a sudden update to take in the vastness ofwhat lies around us. By day, this magnitude ofteneludes us, but on any clear and frosty night, awayfrom street lights and neons, the astral sky is aforceful reminder of our own insignificance.

Thousands upon thousands of stars confirm theenormity of creation. Strain your eyes and lookdeeper into space and yet more stars becomevisible. !7ith the aid of a telescope, this numbermultiplies still further, until at the limits of themost powerful optical device there are still

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Spiral shaped galaxies, nomore than fuzzy pinpricks in the

sk5 contain hundreds of millions of'" stars at unimaginable distances. Outside

our solar system, the closest star, ProximaCentauri, is 4.34 light years away. This might

not sound like much when expressed in theseterms, but i t works out as 40,570,700,000,000kilometres. By comparison, the most distantgalaxies are many millions of light years distant.

Faced with this kind of enormity, the quest forintelligent life in the universe makes the oldneedle in a haystack seem quite good odds. So, ifwe are being visited by intelligent aliens, how canwe determine where they come from?

$lRl |Js, | |0 l ' lE 0F I | { t 00[5Early societies and civilisations who believed theyhad been educated by beings from other worldsbelieved their benefactors had arrived from aplanet close to the bright star Sirius. In fact,throughout the ancient world, Sirius acquired anincredibly devout following of belief and worship.It was seen as the abode of the gods, and several

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passageways of the Great Pyramid at Giza are saidto have aligned with Sirius on important dates in

the ancient Egyptian calendar.Three great constellations of the autumn and

winter sky - Canis Major, Orion and Thurus -

together with the famous Pleiades star cluster, are

all neighbours in a splendid outline of stars that isperhaps the most beautiful cluster in the sky. Many

believe we have been visited by beings from thePleiadean star cluster which has also beenworshipped since ancient t imes.

This belief has persisted to the present daythough science has cagt doubt on the likelihood of

the Pleiades cluster hosting any planet bearingstars. The reason for this doubt is that the Pleiadesare a relatively recent development, no more thansixty million years old, which astronomers believeis far too short a time for life bearing planets tohave developed. Even so, contactees of UFOencounters and prominent psychics have alwaysinsisted on a Pleiadean connection. They answerthe scientific objections by saying that life on thisplanet developed at the earliest possible momentand could likewise have done so on planets closeto the Pleiades. '

In his book The Flying Saucerers, author ArthurShuttlewood draws attention to a possible

connection between Arthurian legend and theconstellation of the Qreat Bear, also known asUrsa Major. Shuttlewood points out that Arth-ur,

or Arth-wr in Velsh means Great Bear. KingArthur was always known and respected for hisincredible size, leaving the author to surmise, 'If

man on Earth was indeed seeded by giants fromouter space, they hailed from the Great Bearconstellation. Our earliest Celtic people wouldhave greeted them as coming from Arth-wr',

EfiYPTIRl{ STRR IOORSRemarkably, the ancient Egyptian word for staralso means door. In other words, they perceivedstars as the opening, or the door to something -but what? 'Was it the door to an alien civilisation,the home of the gods or a quick route to adifferent dimension? Even before the film Stargate,I had been working on a developing theory thatthe Egyptians considered stars to be the gateway toanother dimension. Chambers and passageways ofprominent pyramids were all aligned to theprincipal stars, and in the book The OrionMystery, the authors outline how the Egyptianshad laid out adjacent pyramids in the shape of theconstellation of Orion. I began to believe that thisdiligence transcended mere imagery - that here, asin everything they tackled, the Egyptians had leftus a massive encoded puzzle that was itself thegateway to a dimension of completely newknowledge and wisdom.

As a result, I began to develop an intensefascination with Egyptian hieroglyphs, which Isoon found was an ideal language for hiding adouble or even triple meaning within innocent

looking text. Egyptian hieroglyphs consist ofalphabetic and pictorial characters which areeasily interchangeable, thus shifting their meaning.'When I came to study the word for Sirius, I foundit was composed of symbols that when expandedto their entire range of meanings came out as'teach to make ready the Star Door'. I felt reallyelated. This seemed like a clue to an incrediblemystery, and certainly established the Egyptianbelief that stars were the entry point to anotherdimension. Perhaps one day these strands ofknowledge will lead to an incredible discoverythat will show us just how easy it is to travel toeven the most distant of planetary systems.

$ncient wisdom always believed in theeilstence of visitors from the Sirius star system.These visitors were thought of as educators andbringers of knowledge. Perhaps the Egyptianexpansion of the name Sirius is to teach us, andready us for this entry to the star gate and ourunion with whatever may lie beyond it.

$i l t1{ [E $EffRIHE$T1|E $l t IE$In its own way, the conventional science of todayhas expended a great deal of effort and money inattempting to find its own star gate and evidenceof alien existence. For thirty years or more therehave been occasional endeavours to scan theheavens for traces of intelligent signals that mayhave been beamed at our planet from alienworlds. This NASA funded operation, known asSETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) firststarted with 'Project Ozma', the brainchild ofAmerican astronomer Frank Drake.

This limited search, which lasted for no longerthan 150 hours, was directed at a number of starsin the Pleiades, and proved entirely fruitless.However, Drake remained convinced that alienlife existed and condensed the possibilities into amathematical equation which he believed showed

The remains of exploded stars, like thisnebula, are the source of hearyelements essential to life.

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According to his estimates, at least ten thousandadvanced extraterrestrial civilisations must existwithin our galaxy alone, and he believes that bythe year 2000 we shall have received the firstverified and confirmed signal of alien origin.Howeveg Drake's equation could not tell himwhere to look. The logical answer was to monitorwhat is known in astronomical circles as thehydrogen 2L hne. This line is also termed thecelestial 'watering hole', since it is the most likelyarea for intelliger.rt life to be found.

Since Project Ozma in 1,960, over sixty separatesearches of the hydrogen 21 line have failed togather a single piece of conclusive evidence that

could conceivabiy be attributed to an intelligentsignal of alien origin. On some occasions, likelycandidates were heard and monitored, but onlyfor short periods of time. In the end, these provedimpossible to verify.

I ] |E ' [ ' l 0hl $ l0 l l f lL 'Undoubtedly, the most astonishing incident wasthe discovery of what iater became known as the''Wow signal'. This was an intermittent signalrather like Morse code received by the 'Big Ear'telescope at Ohio State University RadioObservatory in the USA. In the end, this provedto be yet another transitory phenomenon that wenever heard again. However, in his book IsAnyone Out There, Frank Drake relates that, 'Theultimate hallmark of intelligence was the way thesignal turned itself on - or off - while it was inthe teiescope's beam'. Apparently, it becameknown as the ''Wow signal' after the cry ofexclamation given by astronomy professor JerryEhman as he watched the signal's data make itscompletely unexpected appearance.

Early searches of the nearest star systems werelimited to certain bands and wavelengths. Thereare literally hundreds if not thousands of separatepossibilities and permutations, and monitoring atthis comprehensive level was until recently farbeyond our reach. Now, powerful computers haveextended the potential of research, so that thelatest project from NASA, the SETI MicrowaveObserving Project, can target over 15 millionseparate channels. The expectation is that by thestart of the new millennium, conclusive proof willexist of alien existence out there in space.

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I1|E [ f lR] l SI IE0F I]|t ] ' t0011Ironically, dedicated Ufologists, psychics andoccultists all believe that aliens exist much closerto Earth. They believe that these alien visitors haveset up permanent bases on the moon and Mars,which they maintain as logistical facilities for

repair and refuelling, and also as convenientvantage points to monitor the Earth. This maysound laughable, but if we accept that UFOs exist,and are indeed visitors from other solar systems,then we also have to accept that occasionally theywill be in need of logistical support. Therefore theidea of setting up facilities on comparativelynearby planets sounds logical.One particularly suitablelocation would be the darkside of the moon. This ispermanently shielded fromthe Earth and radardetection, so these visitorscould virtually come and goas they pleased.

The existence of aliens onthe moon has even beenquoted as the reason whyAmerica and the for.merSoviet Union suddenlyappeared to lose all interestin lunar exploration. Up untilthe beginning of theSeventies, lunar missionswere conducted on a frequent basis, but then theemphasis switched to shuttle flights that remainwell within the Earth's orbit. The theorists suggestthat man was warned'away from the moon byaliens who were not prepared to share their space.

So are aliens really in charge of the moon?Numerous comments have been attributed toastronauts alleging alien sightings on the moon,and the outline of strange geometrical shapes,domes and protrusions in some lunar photographshave all heightened the issue. Then there arereports of strange flashes from the lunar surfacewhich date back literally hundreds of years.

t l tExPLt[ f lBLtLUII f lR LIO||T$ln Mystery of The Ancienfs, authors Eric and CraigUmland quote source material indicating strangeflashes from the lunar surface, including anaccount of a sighting by William Herschel rn 1783.Herschel, discoverer of the planet Uranus,observed bright flashes 'in the dark part of themoon, a luminous spot'.

In the book Flying Sawcers Haue Landed, authorsDesmond Leslie and George Adamski report atleast thirty unexplained sightings of a luminousglow emanating from the surface of the moon. The

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book maintains that in 1871, the respectedastronomer, Birt, 'deposited in the library of theRoyal Astronomical Society, a record of somesixteen hundred observations he had made of lightchanges, moving bodies, geometrical patterns andflashing signals in the Crater Plato'. The authorscomplained that no attempt had ever been madeto interpret these signals, which they believed wereof the utmost importance.

The famous Inca Ciry on Mars (the supposedoutline of an intelligent construction) was said tohave turned up on official photographs that werelater claimed to have been censored. Also wellknown is the notorious B block, which has nowbecome known as the face of Mars. Thisremarkable rock formation eerily resembles the

facial features of a humanoid,and is cited as evidence of anintelligent presence on theintriguing red planet.

RtL l l lTl|E l '|IIIi lHaving started out in thedepths of space, and thenmoved to the planets of ourown solar system, our searchfor UFO origins takes us backto our very own planet.Remarkably, there are thosewho suggest that UFOs mayactually be sophisticated

humans from the future, or in other words, timetravellers. They reason that mathematically, past,present and future are all very fluid and thatgiven the abiliry to achieve enormous speeds,time travel would certainlv be possible. The

travelling to ages past and present isdemonstrably simple.

Then, of course, there are others such as thepsychologist Jung who believe that UFOs are afigment of our minds, an externalised illusionbrought about by wishful thinking. In otherwords, we see these things because we want to seethem. As more and more people add more weightto these sightings, so the phenomenon gains incredibiliry. In other words, alien sightings are nomore than a mass delusion.

Whatever the truth, and whatever the origins ofthese strange 'chariots of the sky', UFOs havenow become an inseparable part of this planet'sheritage and will no doubt continue to be seen,discussed, and debated for as long as intelligentIife exists on this Earth. I also believe that sooneror later we shall come to know the whole truthregarding their origins and purpose, and themysterious affection they seem to have developedfor this tinv olanet of ours.

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the most spectacular and well documented UFOwaves of all time.

Eyewitness reports, radar confirmation andmost dazzling of all, video footage of the UFOshas been pooled by Arc Soundwaves andpresented on a video entitled Voyagers of the SixthSun. Over one hundred separate clips of the UFOshave been culminated into a monumentaltestimony. It is no wonder that Mexico isbecoming the Mecca of UFO lore. Before askingwhy the UFOs are here, let us examine some of

the most staggering evidence yet revealed tosupport their existence.

r r r r{c1fr !" f !n t i l r c lJEJf f i f , i l f f i t t i l f l r r u ' . . r8! !The UFOs initially.attracted the most attention fortheir interest in commercial air traffic, whichunfortunately became d very serious problem, aslives were put in potential danger fromuncomfortably close calls with these strangemetailic objects.

For instance, on July28th 1994, the following *

communication wasrecorded between thecontrol tower and a pi lot:

Pilot: This is Mexican180, what traffic do youhave on radar? I have anunidentified object on myright moving very fast.

Tower: There's nothingon radar.

Pilot: You have nothingon radar. lfhat do we do?

Tower: Maintain aititudeand heading.

Later on, Flight 129 wason its final approach to theairport in Mexico Citywhen a UFO almost causeda horrific disaster. The landing gear was beinglowered when seasoned pilot, Captain RaymundoCervantes Ruano heard a loud 'bane'. Here is therecorded response:

Pilot: What was that?Copilot: I don't know.Pilot: Check the lamp and the door. Tower, we

have an emergency!Tower: You've had a collision.It transpires that Flight I29 had collided with a

UFO. Captain Ruano was forced to initiate anemergency landing as a direct result. Hiscomments later were "I felt a very hard hit. Ididn't know what it was. Maintenance checked theplane and found the shock absorbers were torn

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off. After I landed the aeroplane I contacted radarcontrol and they told me the moment I wasmaking my turn there were rwo UFOs! I crossedmy path with theirs and that is why I declared anemergency..."

Considering Fhght 1,29 had a crew and 1,09passengers on board, the scale of the potentialtragedy can only be wondered at. These close callswere not isolated incidents. in fact. far from it.On Thursday August 4th, 1994, Flight 479 wasforced to take evasive action when a UFOapproached them head on. Four days later, onAugust the 8th, Captain Fernando Mesquitareported a large silver metallic object coming outof the sky and passing dangerously close,travelling under the plane. One UFO even flewpiggyback on an airliner and was recorded onvideo camera and on radar.

These close encounters were said to occur at anaverage rate of two a week for quite some time,with some occurring twice in one day accordingto two flight engineers. Far from being a problemeasily 'swept under the carpet' and forgottenabout, these incidents of close contact arepotentially hazardous.

Apart from the obvious dangers of collision, theUFOs also interfere with digital computers on the

aircraft, thus giving falsealtitude and direction.Y/hen the instruments ofan aucraft are notworking correctly, theresults can be fatal, as hasbeen proven countlesstimes in the past.It is for this reason thatthe pilots and groundcrews in Mexicocontinue to bravely fileofficial reports of visualcontact with UFOs. Ifthey didn't pass on theseencounters to the mediaand the general public,how would a seriouscrash with a UFO beexplained if there is nooff icial recognit ion of the

phenomena? As reporter/Ufologist Jaime Maussanexplains, "Someone has to take responsibility. It is

affecting security."

Tr€fl ffiilffi[-Iffiffi[F[ffiffiilffi{:[ ffiffiVThe UFO's interest in air traffic was not limited tocommercial flights. Ironicallg in light of thecurrent box office hitlndependence Day about analien invasion of Earth, the UFOs have turned upto shadow every Mexican Independence Day(September 16th) air parade in Mexico Ciry sincethe first maior UFO wave in 1991. Almost as if

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A small spherical object appears at the lndepen&nce llay air display.Although not shown here, in the video the object actually passes in frontof one of the helicopters.

they are part of the parade itself, they follow andbuzz the aircrafr at the show.

Just after 11am on Independence Day in t993,over 20 military helicopters flew in closeformation as part of the military display of might.A small metallic oblect then glided ahead of andjust under the helicopters, seemingly oblivious toany danger of collision, as they flew in formationthrough the sky and over the startled crowds. Onevery other Independence Day preceding last year,video footage and still photographs have revealedthese visitors seemingly watching curiously fromnearby, following military craft. Their purpose isunknown, but they have not to this date shownmalice or overtly obvious hostile intent.

$Pti lRL 0lJt$t$The UFO flap that ensued really set Mexico Cityalight with speculation. One TV programme calledFrenie al Pwblieo debated the UFO phenomena liveon broadcast. The host of the programme, Julian,presuming the UFOs were monitoring theairwaves, sent out an open invitation to thevisitors to reveal themselves to the city before theend of the show As the show came to a close andthe credits were about to roll, two UFOs (in theguise of strange materialising lights suspended inthe air) appeared nearby. The host latercommented, "It was a very strange moment,nobody could believe it. People had left theirhomes to look at the UFOs."

This interaction, if it is more than merecoincidence, really has to be the strangest andmost exciting aspect of the phenomena. Itindicates that they understand us, and can monitorus in a profound way.

Even more intriguing is a case of the UFOspossibly trying to help us. It revolved around anincident which attracted international attention,although the UFO's heavy involvement in theincident remained unreported by the media.

For three years UFO activity was particularly

heavy around one site. Air traffic control trackedseveral UFOs to and around the Popcatepteptlvolcano in Puebla. Mystified with the apparentheavy UFO activity in this area, an investigationensued and as a direct result, it was discoveredthat the volcano, which was thought to bedormant, was in fact showing signs of activity. InFebruary 1994 the volcano began to smoke.

In December 1994, the volcano ofPopcatepteptl in Puebla erupted violentlycovering Mexico's fourth largest ciry Puebla, inash. However, the authorities were by nowprepared, and a military assisted evacuation of thearea ensured and averted disaster, savingthousands of lives. However, it was the UFOswhich had originally guided investigators to rheregion just as it was becoming volatile.

UFOs generally seem to be very active aroundvolcanic areas, which Mexico has in abundance.In fact, 80o/o ol sightings in central Mexico havebeen reported within sight of a volcano. Three ofthe major UFO hot spots, as chosen by air-trafficcontrollers, were also in areas of volcanic activify.Perhaps it is no coincidence that Mexico City issurrounded by volcanoes.

'Whatever the link, the unknown craft, whetherby accident or design, helped bring attention to amajor disaster area and perhaps for this reason,the population of Puebla should be eternallygrateful to these unidentified flying objects.

It can be seen from these reports that the UFOsare curious about us, and they have bothendangered lives and helped to save them. Theirintentions are not entirely clear. but it seemslogical that they do have an agenda.

P|R$5 rr{VR$t i l lThe most remarkable spectacles of UFO activityare the ones recorded over Mexico's cities bywitnesses with home video equipment. These arereal events which when captured on film could

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that they are not given greater international

co\rerage. It is awe-inspiring enough to witness oneUFO, but to witness over 20 fly overhead at oncemust be enough to change anyone's perception ofIife. ln 1.994, entire armadas of metallic UFOs

dominated the Mexican skies. One very specialpiece of footage captured the process by which thearmadas were formed.

The film shows at first just one solitary object in

the sky. This object then divides like a replicating

cell, with each part becoming similar in size to thelast, and then divides repeatedly into more and

more objects. These eventually assemble in their

allotted place before continuing their iourneytogether in formation. This is fascinating yet

difficult to comprehend.The objects seem like they are solid, with

reflective metallic surfaces, and the capability to

hit other objects and create damage, as seen earlier

with the plane collision. However, this dividingprocess suggests the craft are not solid in the same

way as we perceive the meaning of the word, and

are possibly even alive. They often behave like

living entities themselves, as they appear to play

with each other in the sky and don't seem to behindered by inertia and propulsion problems.

If these objects have pilots, they wouid have to

be very robust to withstand the enormous G-forces

created by the craft as they often travel erratically,changing speed and direction as if on reflex.

Th{f, i l$i l iTffiINd[ff iOne purpose of the armada seems to be to escort adifferent type of UFO to the common silver orb or

disc. This object has been labelled 'the container'

as it seems to house eight smaller objects within it.It is a long trailing shape in the sky and has only

ever been filmed once, despite several eyewitness

accounts. Since the other tlvenry or so smaller

ships accompany this 'container', could it be a'mothership' of some kind?

Our concept of technology seems so far

removed from the concepts which are utilised forthese craft that definitions for the UFOs sometimesseem a futile exercise.

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No biologist could explain this behaviour, but itis speculated that this is a residual effect of theUFO contact. There was certainly no radiationdetected around the plants that were affected.Perhaps it was the same energy responsible fordisrupting aircraft technology which also affectedthese living plants in such dramatic ways. Theonly scientific guess was that an electromagneticpulse may he responsible.

Tsi f* f tEgr f tEf ; rsTgftaEEff iT f f i IU AJEJT*EEtrEESo where do they come from? It seems that anexplanation for the four Mexico UFO waves is

available. It transpires that these recent eventswere prophesied 600 years ago by the Mayans, a

culture of people who believed that they werevisited by people {rom the stars. One prophecyhas particular relevance to the time when the firstmajor UFO wave began rn 1,991".

tanslated. it states. "In the era of the sixth sun

all that was buried will be discovered, truth shall

be the seed of life and the sons of the sixth sun

will be the ones who travel through the stars."The 'sixth sun' reference seems relevant as the

first UFO wave occurred when Mexico was hostto a rare total solar eclipse. Just as the eclipseoccurred, four identical metallic UFOs werespotted in the cities of Puebla, Mexico City andTepyeji. The age of the sixth sun signified thebeginning of a new era, the era of truth.

It seems that this era has finally arrived...andwe are here to experience i t .

The UF0s seem to be lascinated with Mexican cities, making Mexico thenumber one Ut(l hotspot of the world.

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be one of many things. If it gets closer and looksdistinctly un-aircraft shaped, then there's alwaysthe possibility that it's an experimental skyplane orsuch like. However, if it accelerates from 0-2,000mph in less time than it takes to say knife,dances around some ponderous F-16s andsomehow makes 90o turns, incurring G-forces thatwould kill a man, then you know it certainly isn'tof this world.

As the more experienced reader will knoq thisdescribes some of the amaztng aerobatics of thefamous UFO over Antwerp, Belgium in 1988,which was seen by 2,500 people and confirmed byradar. There are many other well documented

reports of large intelligently controlled craftflitting around our airspace with the agiliry ofmosquitoes, btzzing conventional air cr aft withouta wisp of turbulence, and hovering a few feet offthe ground without making a sound or showingany visible means of propulsion. Close encounterwitnesses have often testified to electricalinterference and a'haze' around the UFO.distorting its appearance. Are we seeing the effectsof advanced technology, or advanced imagination?

It seems that whatever propeis these things isbeyond our comprehension. However, Einsteinwas working on the Unified Field Theory when hedied, a theory which would mathematically relateevbry known force in the universe to every other.Even when you learn that there are only four ofthese fundamental forces (electromagnetic, gravity,strong nuclear, weak nuclear), the work is stillincredibly complex and represenrs a 'Holy Grail'for theorists. Without turnins this article into a

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Theory in anattempt toexplain howUFOs pull offthosebreathtakingmanoeuvres.

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atkibuted to Einstein's Unified FieldTheory yet none of them had any prior

knowledge of physics.

Iry to imagine an obiect flying at2,000mph coming to an instant stopand then shooting otl in a completelydifferent direction.

physics paper, it is enough to note that strangeconcepts like dimensional travel, anti-gravity,invisibility etc, are all theoretically possible withthis complete understanding of the esoteric forcesthat govern our universe.

A disquieting fact is that the most impressive

UFO witnesses, with no prior knowledge ofphysics, aeronautics and the like, have all reported

similar phenomena which, according to someobservers, are the normal and predicted effects ofa working Unified Field Theory. Let's examinesome of these and compare them to the work weaiready know.

" l l i l [ [ , ' l | . |RI?"'When something makes a right angled turn, it isn'treal ly a turn at al l . Rather, i t is an instant cessationof movement in one direction followed by animmediate initiation of movement in anotherdirection. Tly to imagine how a flying object

moving at 2,000mph can accomplish such a feat.Not only does it have to 'slam on the brakes' withnothing substantial to brake against, but it thenhas to somehow accelerate faster than a rifle bulletfrom complete rest back to its original speed.

As if that wasn't difficult enough (in terms ofthe huge energy required), it also has to withstandthe effects of this explosive deceleration andacceleration. An F-16 can go from 2,000mph tostop in the space of a few metres, but it involvescontact with the ground and tends to hamper anyfurther manoeuvring.

For a brief moment, let us assume thatunknown craft with advanced technology arecapable of withstanding such forces. But whatabout the occupants? A Jiving organism iscomparatively fragile - in fact, some UFOs haveshown changes in speed that would turn organicmatter in pAt6. This could mean that all such craftare robotic or remote controlled, but evidence tothe contrary is widespread. It would seem thatsomeone - or something - has discovered a wayof travelling without all the problems of actuallymoving. So, is it possible to warp space?

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space around it. If this were not the case, ligl-rt(har,ing no mass) u,ouldn't be subject to gravit,r,,but experinrents have proved that i t is.

Einstein explained that light never deviates fron'ra straight l ine - i t only appears to bend because ofthe curvature of spacc itself. Reliable rvirnessreports (and some pictures) of UFOs bencling orwarping coulcl well be evidence of a por,verful andcontrollable gravitv field or (in other worcls)wi:Lrped space encolnpassing the craft. This rvoulclerplain both the apparent distort ion and, to someextent, the method of propulsion.

If you can bend and folcl space instead ofactual l ,v having to move through i t , then inert ia isno longcl a problern. The traf t xnJ { ' !auprnt \have no momentuml feel no accelerat ion and arethus able to perforn-r 'irnpossible' manoellvres.This could also explain hou' UFOs are able to fl1'in front of an aircraft at supersonic speeds lr.ithoutleaving an1' turbulence, as reported by severalexperienced and astonished pi lots.

A further bonus of this technologf is invisibilitl;a mere party trick when you have the ability tobend l ight waves. Sure enough, UFOs that appearar-rd then disappear have been documented. I fanyone thinks that warping space and anti-gravit.yis pure sci-f i , remember that ideas such as anti-rnatter, once a possible only in the realms offiction. are now fact.

Another commonly reported e{fect of a closeencounter is the UFO's interference r.vi th electr icalequipnrent. This ranges from 'compass dials goingcr.r l ) to complere rhutdowrr. cau\rng cars to \ toprunning or modern jets to suddenly experiencecomplete system failures (obviously with direconsequences in f11.fy-1a71t. aircraft). There aremani' documented cases of unlucky pilots ser-rt tointercept UFOs and promptly falling out of the skywhen t}rev got too close. This is yet more evidenceof . rn cncrgl- f ic ld :urrounding t ] le\e craf t . burthese effects are more like an intense (andcontinuous) electromagnetic pulse (EMP).

An EMP is a rvell l<norr',n consequence of a high-alt i tude (4Okm+) nuclear detonation as the result

of gamma :rnd X-ra,vs stripping electrons from theair. These then spin do\\rn to Earth giving off huge.tmol lnt \ o i r r . l io tvar es. An1 metal ean acr l ikc . tradio aerial and consequentl,v absorb this energl',creating electrical cLln ents strong enor-rgh to burnout, or at least overload any circuits. In a 1962experiment, US scientists erploded a 1.5megatonne device ,40Okm above the Pacific,causing porver lines to fuse and streer lights toerplode a thousand miles awa,v in Harvai i .

That fact that sorne UFOs have this abilitl' todisrupt all electrical acrivity (intentionallr' orotherr'vise) in their vicinity shows that thel' are

There are many documented episodes ofunlucky pilots sent to intercept UF()spromptly falling out o{ the sky whenthey got too close.

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Even if we did discover how Ut0s usefree energy to propel themselves, it

would not be economically viable for usto use it in our societv.

harnessing colossal amounts of energy - amountsthat we can only 'control' at the end of a warhead.It also adds more weight to the arguments thatthese craft are displaying such incredibletechnology that they are simply not of this Earth.

Having said that, if a clean source of virtuallyinfinite power were to be discovered by somemaverick scientist or t!vo, would it be announcedto the general public?

There are still many well qualified people whoclaim that cold fusion and other free-energyprocesses work very wel1, but their ideas are beingconsciously suppressed because four-fifths of theworld's economy is based around the buying andselling of energy. If energy became free overnightthen the international monetary system as weknow it would collapse, which would be bad newsfor the rich and powerfu,.

FLII | lT OF T|{EB|Jl , lBLI IEIIf we assume that these various effects of UFOencounters are because of some esoteric fieid-envelope, then other pieces of the jigsaw fall intoplace. Most significantlg the shapes of most UFOs

,4, i ive year test program to refine the external aero-dynamics began in 1976. This study used one,sixth sca'eradio cont.olled modets that were extensively wind-tunnetand fl ight tesled. The goal and r€6ult ot thi$ program wasto secure a lcw drag coefficien{ and a higftly stable aero-dynamic conftguration for this class of aircraft.

(spherical, disc or cigar-shaped) are definitely notaerodynamic in the conventional sense, but theyare shapes that field-generating craft wouldnaturally conform to. This is not a theory, it'sestablished science. In other words, we are alreadymaking disc-shaped 'anti-gravity' devices. But dothey work?

It has long been said that according to the lawsof physics, a bumble bee shouldn't be able to fly,although more recently the complicatedaerodynamics of how its tiny wings work hassupposedly been figured out. Another popularmyth is that you can't make a sealed unitgenerate lift. You can. One way is by using asimple array of gyroscopic devices that ring thecraft (see below diagram). The pioneering anti-gravity research of Nikola Tesla, John Searle,Bruce DePalma and others is still being used andimproved, as the photograph above shows. Tom'Watson of Geelong, Australia made thisprototype (basically a model UFO) and itworked. It has no jets, no propellers and nowings, yet it produced lift.

You would have thought that the military wouldhave jumped on ideas like this. 'Well, you'd beright; Russian and American engineers tried tomake their own 'flying saucers' over 40 years agoand are still apparently working on prototypes inplaces like Area 51 and S-4, Nevada.

Since they started work on these projectsshortly after the Roswell incident tn t947, itmakes you wonder where they got the idea fordisc-shaped craft from...

Ultimately though, most engineers workingwith gravity-defying devices are limited by themassive amounts of energy consumption. Noknown form of generating power is suitable, sothat brings us full circle - if there are indeedother, unlimited sources of energy whichhumaniry is poised to understand and make useof, then the development of our own flyingsaucers will swiftly follow. Maybe someone 'out

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UFOs are very vague and i t 's hard to pin themdown. I f there is a s ight ing in one locat ion i t wi l lvery rarely show up in the same locat ion again.Houever. some UFO l i terarure c la imed thar i f vorwent to a specif ic location on a remote deserrhighway you could see f ly ing saucers on demand.l r was speci f ic enough for me to check i t out andprove whether i t was true or false. so in lare '92 I

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J ' , ) - Ior tne f r rst f lme. I drd tne t radrtronal thtng.which is to stay out al l night and look for UFOs.

I saw fantastic l ights in the sky. al l of which Icame to recognise as mil i tary f lares. and otherl ights connecred wirh the wargames there. I almostautomat ical ly began wrir ing down everything thatI encountered, r ight down to the mi leposts alongthe highway. and within a few days rhat startedshaping up into rhe Area 5l Viewers' Cuide. Iwasn't trying to prove or disprove UFOs. I wassimply col lect ing rhe dara I needed to complete theguide. At some point I real ly got hooked into thewhole Area 5 I phenomena, becaure although al lthe lights I had seen were conventional, there wassri l l a secret mil i tary base out there that cr ied outfor attention.

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al i*n r*thnulnw."Do I bel ieve Bob Lazar? I neither bel ieve nordisbelieve him; I think his'story is very well told, it'sa very coherent story that simply says that heworked with alien hardware. it's remarkable for itsrestraint - there are plenry of charlatans tellingplenry of exotic tales in the UFO field, but theyalways seem to exaggerate beyond the original story.

The sort of stories that are common tend toinvolve aliens lecturing us about how we'rescrewing up our planet, etc. Lazar's story isdifferent - he simply states where he worked, how

This unassuming building in Rachel,l{evada, is home to Glenn Campbell'slrea 5l Research Center.

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hl t { tRt t$ RHEfl 5 l?The off icial l ine on Area 5 [ from the US Government is now not that i tdoesn't exist - they have been daring enough to admit that ' there arefacilities at Groom Lake' - but thev won't discuss them anv further.However, Glenn Campbell's map iabove) marks Area 51 within the centralairspace zone called 'Dreamland', putting it almost due south of Rachel, thenearest town, The nearest major ci ty, Las Vegas, is to the south of themassive Nellis Range, a restricted military zone the size of Switzerland.

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trust him on those things, how can you trust himon the things you can't verify? Lazar thereforeremains an open question, but it's not somethingthat I act ively investigate any more. I 've taken al lthat I can from Lazar's story and it's my choice tomove on to other things.

IIf thse really are tiFO based aircraft in the USAFinventory, how have they managed to keep thcmseffet for so long when other branches ofgoYefrfment leak like sievestthi, i, on. revelation I 've had while being here -

' I've recognised that the government can keepsecretsl It has enough control over its people for

, lhem not to talk. Every worker at Area 51 isrequired to take lie detector tests on a reqular

he got there and what he saw. It stops there, andLazar doesn't elaborate, which essentially meanshe's given up a great deal of economic potential tocash in on this story.

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more information being given. However, the act isnow complete, these viewpoints have been taken,so we simply moved to further viewpoints.

In all, the military lost on this deal - they mayhave gained the viewpoints but they lost on the

eastern borndary of the l{ellis Rangeand th tonn of Rachel (top left). Area5l itsoffh at bottom left. Hi$way 375is nor offchlly known as the'eiltrden€S+ial highway', thanks tobn$irgby henthth Century Fox,malers of Independence Day, and a man

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Vehicle'that I and a news crew were in to obstructthe seizure of the news crew's videotape. I wasarrested, I was convicted, I appealed theconviction and the appeal was rejected. Iultimately had to do my time, which was five daysof communiry service. I completed this by writinga history of Rachel.

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it was completely wrong - the authorities werewrong for attempting to seize material without awarrant in very dubious circumstances. What Ilearned in the process was how to be my own

lawyer. I represented myself at both the trial andthe appeal, and I put up a good fight. I produced

some legal briefs that I'm very proud of, and

which I think will ultimately prove me to becorrect to anyone who reads them.

Although I could have gotten out of the chargeat any time simply by payrng a fine and admittingmy guilt, the charge was wrong in the first place,

so it was something I had to fight and I fought itfor almost two years. Although I lost, I think I

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Yes. of course there's alwavs a need for secrecy inmil i tary affairs, there's no denying this. You don'twant to reveal, for example, your troop strengthto a potential Saddam Hussein, or what weaponsmieht be used.

technological ly sophist icateJ .n.-y that we're in a

You have to strike a balance berween secrecy andthe need for oversight, and I represent the forces

that are f ighting for greater oversighr. Since thea;rJ\i;i' ;;;; ;";;;;' r'""; ;i'

you look at them more closely. I've seen a lot ofbizarre human apparitions at Rachel, and met agreat deal of'aliens'- these are humans that claimto be aliens - and plenty of people who tellfantastic stories, but this is anthropology, and isnothins to do with aliens.

N*xt ffionth, is."the second part cf this iaterview,Glenn Campbell reneals his views on aliens,conspiracy theories aod coaspiracy theoristso aswell ar mare *bout the *ecret goings-on af Area51. Be there!

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existsrce of atready operational super-tech aircraftsuch as the Aurora? Is Groom Lake, *s m*ay havesuggeeted, the test sit* f$r Aurora?I know nothing about Aurora - I rate it one notchof credibility below the UFOs, quite frankly. Thebest information I have is that there was such aprogramme, it failed to achieve its objectives andwas cancelled. Despite the reports of triangularaircraft over places like the North Sea, the storyhasn't advanced in six years.

Whst's the most inpressive end out of theordinary tbing you've $een at or oyer Groom?In my two and a half years of living there fulltime, spending probably more days and nights outin the desert than an1"one, I've never seen anythingI can't explain. I've seen a great deal of fantasticlights, but I know that they are mainly flares andcelestial phenomena which you can understand if

Glenn Campbell's Area 57Viewers' Guide is available bymail order from the Area 51Research Center, PO Box 448(Dept C), Rachel, NV 89001,USA, and costs $15. Alsoavaif abf e is the IJpdate, whichcosts $9. Orders by credit cardcan be taken on (001 702) '

729-2648. Fax orders can betaken on (001 702) 729-2580.Make sure you check the priceof p&p beforehand.

The Guide is stuffed full ofmaps, UFO accounts, detailsof viewing sites, baseinformation and'sarcasmwhen required'. Sounds prettyhandy to us...

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t is virtually impossible tospeculate just how many peoplearound the world have reportedseeing a UFO that was of atriangular or wedge shape. Thebest estimate puts the figure

somewhere in the range of 10,000 sightings, but thereal figure is probably much higher. According tonews recently released by NASA and the UnitedStates Air Force, who have been working jointly on atop secret project, there may well be an explanationfor this triangular intruder of the airways. This is anew prototype plane called the'Waverider.

IR| |El I FOR f l RIIENASA and the USAF have announced that theyhave been jointly working on developing anaftcraft capable of travelling at twice the speed ofConcorde. This prototype has just been publiclyunveiled, but speculation is rife, especially whenyou consider the remarkably revolutionary designof the 'Waverider.

It is now being mooted that a full scale versionof the 'Waverider may have been developed yearsago. This version could have conducted test flightsworld-wide, provoking the public to mistakenlyreport.'Waverider sightings as glimpses of UFOs.After all, the classic triangular shape of the'Waverider does suggest that it could be responsiblefor some sightings.

The Waverider's official name is the LoFlyte(Low Observable Flight Test Experiment), and itis believed that it could reach speeds of up to3,000 miles per hour. The aircraft obtained itsnickname due to its ability to surf on a stream ofair, as opposed to a conventional aircraft whichsimply ploughs straight through the air. Thissurfing effect is achieved mainly due to the

As NASA announces a new prototype aircraft,Marcus Walker wonders whether it could be

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\Taverider's innovative triangular design, whichtraps a cushion of air below the craft. The'Waverider is so complicated that a softwareprogram has been developed by AccurateAutomation Corporation that will teach theaircraft to fly itself, after basic instruction from apilot. NASA have also commented that the'Waverider's neural network is more akin to thehuman brain than a computer.

IO|JLI T| |E t ' i lRl |ERII IRIE THE BEtGIf II UFO?It is now believed that the 'Waverider wasresponsible for a huge wave of sightings inBelgium in December 1989, when over 13,000witnesses reported a strange triangular-shapedobject in the skies. These sightings werecorroborated by military pilots and pilots ofcommercial aircraft, who either came into closecontact with the obiect, or tracked it on radar. Itwould appear, at least from a governmentalstandpoint, that the Vaverider may make a veryconvenient solution to the mass sightings, but ifyou examine the evidence, then glaringdiscrepancies appear.

The Belgian UFO was captured on camera inwhat is now a legen{ary picture, and to be honestit does not resemble the \(averider, It wouldn'tmake sense for the American, or any other militaryfor that fact, to make such a display of publicunilateralism if they wished the project to remainsecret. In short, it is impossible to make anargument for the Belgium UFO flap beingattributed to the Vaverider.

Another UFO case currently getting the'Waverider treatment is the Manchester near missincident of last year. On this occasion, a BritishAirways Boeing 737 flying from Milan toManchester was involved in a near fatal collisionwith a triangular-shaped object. The pilots MarkStuart and Roger'Wills both filed 'air near miss'reports as a result of their experience. Theyclaimed that the object had passed within just feetof their atrcrak.

Radar operators were unable to lock on to thesecond object, but other eyewitnesses on theground also saw the object in relation to theBoeing, and ther'efore confirmed what the pilotshad reported. The pilots also drew sketches of theobject, which do resemble the Waverider withstartling accuracy. But could the X(averider beresponsible? I think the answer must be no for anumber of reasons.

The first is that the 'Waverider is supposedly anAmerican atcraft. and as such it would berequired to carty a radar beacon which wouldenable air traffic controllers to identify it. This is aprerequisite of carrying out manoeuvres in Britishairspace. The second problem with the Vbveriderbeing used as an excuse for the Boeing sighting isthat it is virtually unthinkable that an American

stealth aircraft would fly so close to a commercialatcraft, endangering both the lives of the'Waverider's pilots and the lives of the generalpublic travelling on the passenger aircraft.

RLIEII IEI1| ] IOLOOYIt has been suggested on more than one occasionthat the American government has entered anagreement with extraterrestrial life-forms, in thatthey guarantee to allow human beings to be usedas guinea pigs for experimentation in return fordetails of the aliens' advanced technology. BobLazar claims to have worked at Area 51 on areverse technology project, where it was his job toestablish the functioning capabilities of recoveredcrashed UFOs, supposedly housed at Area 51.

If we are to believe everything we are spoonfedby various sources, then it may make perfectlylogical sense for the Americans to have developedan aircraft that is not entirely dissimilar to thetriangular-shaped UFO so often reported bycivilians. In fact, if the Americans were given theknowledge by aliens, then it stands to reason thatthe two atrcraft would almost certainly beidentical. This bizarre explanation would accountfor the many sightings of possible alien craftsinvading our skies, evading radar and travelling atinsurmountable speeds.

'We are now entering an age of advancedtechnological achievement. The design andcapabilities of terrestrial aircraft is starting toreflect this new dawn, but it is essential forUfology to keep its feet firmly on the ground.Otherwise we will soon find that governmentswill be passing off many UFO sightings as newtechnology and before we know it the impetusthat Ufology has worked so hard to achieve willbegin to wane.

The now infamous'Bel$an Uf0' displaysa shap that is rema*ably similar tothat of the loFlyte ahcraft.

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I y|u [[[ i lDaniel Brotongile distils alien abductioncase research to discover what abductionvictims go through and how someonesuspecting that they have been abductedcould recognise the tell-tale symptoms.

ow that aiienabductions have cometo light, severalcommon anomalieshave emerged betweenabductees in general.

These anomalies are so common that theyare even used to dif ferentiate betweenreal and false claims of abduction.

What has surfaced t ime and t ime againwith the phenomenon of al ien abductionis that the vict ims rarely have an insighrinto the exact evenrs of the abducrionexperience. However. hypnotic regressioncan supposedly relax rhe mind to such anextent that these subconscious memoriesare gently released.

It should be noted ar this point, for therecord, that relat ively l i t t le is knownabout hypnotic regression. As this is themain means of recal l ing abductionmemories, we should perhaps be carefulnot to assume it is a watert ighr methodand rhat regressionists are al l of the samestandard and integri ty. After al l , i t ispossible to place i suggestion during orprior ro regression.

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employed in abduction cases. abducteesare more than l ikely to know something isnot r ight. I t is this feel ing that somethinghas happened which drives them to seek

" ti: :l::,fi *':; lff ,,[ L'] ::?. -the study of the paranormal in generalthat there are very interesting correlarionsto some aspects of al ien abducrion andthe paranormal phenomenon of OBE

lOui Of Body Experience) and even NDE(Near Dearh Experience). I f you arewondering i f you have fal len foul to 'al ien

abduction', then there are definite clues tolook for. However. the clues andcharacterist ics of al ien abducrion do notindicate abduction as the only possibleexplanation for these characterist ics andthe fol lowing l ist is. of course, only aguide for those who are curious.Alternative natural explanations areoffered for the l ist, but when al l of thefol lowing attr ibutes occur, the odds seemstacked in favour of the paranormal.

RBIt | [TIOi l [L|JI$ill-*H-;lff., "oo "*i on. w herherrhe subject is randomly chosen or soughrspecif ical ly for abduction, we can onlyguess, but UFO sightings are often thefirst indication and more often rhan notthe start ing point in hypnotic regressionbefore the whole story is drawn out. InBrit ish abducrions, rhere seem ro be rwovery common types of UFO which aresighted preceding the loss of r ime. Theseare the black tr iangular UFO of Belgianfame in 1990 and the classic si lverref lect ive f lying saucer.

3: Cracking NoiseAn unusual , possibly internal , crackingnoise in the ear. also noted in OBEs.which seems to repeat i tsel i at an everincreasing rate unt i l the next phase of rheexperieflce occurs.

4: OBE - Out of Body ExperienceFloating above the bed or above theposit ion where your physical body issuspended in'spir i t- [ ike' state.

2: Intense LightMost often blue, somerimes green andvery bright. I t seems to str ike theforehead. Also nored in OBEs.

5: Night Seizure, ParalysesThese night seizures prevent speech ormovement and yer the vict im can st i l l beconscious. What is interestins is thecorrelat ion of rhis trait with lut of bodyexperiences. The vict im remembersfloaring in paralysis away from wherethey are sleeping, sometimes through

sol id objecrs such as walls. In anabduction scenario, this is sometimes akinto the science fiction 'rractor beam', abeam of energy which tows the person up

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symproms are usually the result of beingmedical ly examined or tampered with.Nose bleeds can occur due to implantswhich have actual ly been recoveied andsureical ly removed as physical evidence.These implants when analysed have astrange mineral composit ion.

7: Heightened Spiritual AwarenessAfter contact and even sightings of UFOs

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4: Vivid Dreams

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ETPIRIEII IEDuring an abduction. the abductee is laidon a table, often within a white room, and

:i:;l::Til :l ;::rH:i;l"** .,."ranal and genital areas by small grey

humanoids with large black oval eyes.Sperm or ovaries are often removed.

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t$ [ Rtf lL?Consider ing a nat ionwide survey hasrevealed that f ive percent of the Americanpopulat ion bel ieved they had beenabducted. and claims of abduction are onthe increase world-wide, i t is hard toignore the subject and even harder toclaim it has no substance.

If you have been abducted or even feelthat you may have been, then you mayreal ise that whar is happening to you is

also happening on a very wide scale. I t 'st ime we woke up to this increasinglyconvincing phenomena.

5: Obsessive Pursuit of UFO KnowledgeIr seems the prerogative of abductionvict ims to pursue their understanding ofthe UFO and al ien phenomena, and canbecome an obsession.

2: Screen Memory'lfhen trying to remember events withinthe lost time, abductees have a strongimage of something non ET-related andcannot comprehend why. This is oftenreferred to as an implanted screenmemory. Abductees wiil frequentlyexperience a strong image, yet wi l l beconfused as to why they are rememberingit and exactly when it occurred.

6: InsomniaInsomnia is the fear of sleep, and occursparticularly around 3am or in the earlyhours of the morning. This is also a timewhen UFO sightings are remarkablycommon. The fear of sleep could belinked with the trauma of nightabduct ions. and the possibi l i ty thatabductions are related with OBEs, whichusually happen just prior to sleep.

3: Nose Bleeds and ScarsNose bleeds and scarring may eventuallybe accounted for in regression orremembered durine abduction. These

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