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] | UFO FlyBys in Middle Tennessee | This query targets the main subject of the document, which is the reported UFO sightings in Middle Tennessee. | David Copperfield special | This query focuses on a specific detail mentioned in the document, which is the David Copperfield special that the author and her husband were watching. | Image of a man and woman | This query references the visual element in the document, which is the image of a man and woman sitting on the porch. | true | # OUT OF THIS WORLD
## UFO FlyBys in Middle Tennessee
BY JOYSA M. WINTER
**MARTSVILLE SCRIBE, Nashville, TN - Oct. 26, 1995**
CH. B. Kimwood
Lavere Pusit is well aware that some people out there think she is crazy. If they're right—if she really has hooped the loop, so to speak—she at least *knew* people think she's nuts. Her story is so bizarre, in fact, that sometimes Pusit herself can barely believe it.
It happened one cozy spring night, about a year ago last April. Pusit and her husband were sitting in the living room watching a David Copperfield special in their rural home about 10 miles outside Baxter, a small town near Cookeville.
Pusit was excited that Copperfield, the magician, was performing some new tricks. Because the Copperfield program is one of her favorites, she was glued to the screen. Nevertheless, for no apparent reason, Pusit says, she abruptly got up from her seat and walked outside to her front porch. Soon, she says, her husband followed her outside as well.
> "For him to follow me out—we've been married almost 30 years—that was kind of unusual too," she remembers.
While walking out the door, Pusit recalls, she craned her neck toward the sky, trying to see from under the eave of the porch. She felt a "strange vibration" through her shoulders, and she heard a low rumbling noise.
Her husband asked her what she was looking at, and for a moment, there was nothing to see. Until...
> "Until all of a sudden, there were these lights up above the heart, either square or octagonal in appearance." Pusit says, pointing to a barren spot just off her porch— a rare view of sky among scores of campers. "It was very dark that night, no moon, and I couldn't see any stars through it. That's how I know it was solid."
Pusit doesn't know how long she and her husband sat on the porch watching the stars, which was big her house—how in the air. But the girls they stood there for about 20 minutes. And now, thinking back on it, all she can do is disappear over the stars she wishes she had done.
> "Why didn't we turn out the porch light to see in better? Or grab a flashlight and shine up, because that how I love it. Or we could have run off the porch to get a better look, don't know why we didn't do those things?"
Once the object flew away across the trees, Pusit says, there was a great flash of white light and then a sudden silence. It was a quarter still silhouetted the blanked out countryside.
> "The boys and I were out on a 'not quit,' but we were a strange light above the trees near Baxter in 1992. 'I swear, we weren't drunk and we weren't stoned.' Pusit says."
> "LaVere called me at about 10 till 10," says Caylon Fields, sitting on a step on her son's front porch, stating at the blank spot in the sky where stars are now twinkle, the same spot where all this tiniermost started. "I asked her where it was loaded, and my son and I got in the car and drove west toward Grasville. We could see an strange glow at the horizon, so brilliant that we thought it had crumbled. Halfway there, we smelt this acid, chemical smell we had never smelt before." But they say they last night of the object. Once they had arrived in Grasville, Fields and her son found some, Jackson County police and a sheriff who followed them back to her aunt's house. An hour later, two Putnam
don't even know where the dogs were—and they always come up when we're outside. No fogs, no noise from the gear, yard next to my house. We're next to a pond but no noise from the crickets, Abalone, dead aluminum.
> "When it was all out, and Pusit had regained some of her energy, the rain inside and called her aunt, who lives next door on the other side of the wooded thickets."
> "LaVere called me at about 10 till 10," says Caylon Fields, sitting on a step on her son's front porch, stating at the blank spot in the sky where stars are now twinkle, the same spot where all this tiniermost started. "I asked her where it was loaded, and my son and I got in the car and drove west toward Grasville. We could see an strange glow at the horizon, so brilliant that we thought it had crumbled. Halfway there, we smelt this acid, chemical smell we had never smelt before." But they say they last night of the object. Once they had arrived in Grasville, Fields and her son found some, Jackson County police and a sheriff who followed them back to her aunt's house. An hour later, two Putnam
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Waco Telephone: J. W. Boynton
brought to the Telephone yesterday afternoon what was a genuine curiosity and the existence of which has been denied by some people. It was nothing more nor less than a snake with legs. The snake which was a small one, not more than sixteen inches long, was what is known as a "thunder snake," the body being covered by alternate splotches of black and red, intermingled in a manner which made a very pretty effect, almost causing you to forget that you were looking at a serpent. The snake had two legs, each about two inches long, and the boys who killed him claim that he pulled himself along very rapidly by their aid. The legs were set opposite one another under his body about your inches from his head. Each leg had four toes or feelers.
Above: Fort Worth Morning Report August 12th 1899
SNAKE WITH LEGS AND FEET IS REPORTED TO BE FOUND IN AFRICA
The Sacramento Bee July 20th 1950
"A snake with four legs, feet and joints is reported to have been killed by the district commissioner in Kalabo, a distant area in the North Rhodesian bush. Many strange tales of unusual snakes have come from this district in the past. Whistling snakes have been reported and once the natives insisted they had found a snake which could sing." | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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Mount
Clemens,
Michigan,
muy cerca
delago St.
Clary del
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Comalas 14:30
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20 a 10 minutos. En ese momento tomaron una camara Polaroid Swinger, antes de que el objeto pariera a una "velocidad del mucho mayor" que la de cualquier apariencia convencional. "Los cinco minutos más que desapareció el objeto" apareció un helicóptero sobreviendo al área.
Los muchos mostraron las fotos a suerte y esta, convenida de que sus auténticos, el objeto a los diarios locales. Los periodistas desvistieron al mayor Raymond Nyls, de la Base Selfridge, quien supuestamente decía que esa hora un helicóptero había sobreviado al área. No está interesado en este reporte hasta que vi las fotografías -dijo Nyls a los periodistas. Son las mejores fotos que jamás he visto de un OVNI. Hasta se puede apreciar lo que parece ser una arteria en la parte de atrás."
Las fotografías parcialmente muestran los ojos de Nyls. No presentan manchas de posición que indican que se trataba de un modelo. Además, el uso de una camara Polaroid impidió la tucaje en cuarto oscuro y los testigos parcialmente honestos y no tener Septiembre, 1995 / 60
Ampliación de la maqueta utilizada
por los hermanos Jaroslaw
Interés de publicidad en el mismo Dr. Hynek investigó el caso y decía: "No fengo datos que me he givenido de la autenticidad de las fotos. Esta monótona, con toda fraude, no puedo decir que se strate de una fraude, aunque no potible no debe eliminarse por completo."
La investigación efectuada por Hynek le llevó a encontrar algunos datos curiosos que, sin embargo no despertaron sus sospechas. En primer lugar, el OVNI no fue captado por el radar de Selfridge, aunque el helicóptero se. Su explicación fue que el OVNI volaba a una poca altura (¿y el helicóptero?). Posteriormente halóan la vista, de haber tenido un sentido más crítico y de haber hecho una buena investigación, el hubieron llevado a encontrar la verdad. Al ser encuestado, los mu- chachos explicaron que se seguraron el helicóptero mientras observaban el OVNI, que se encontraron tan emocionados que luego no se acordaron bien. Hynek se trajo también burdo engaña! Nueve años después tendría milas respeto a este caso. En 1976 Hynek recibió la si-
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HIS ANTI-WAR MACHINE was electrical in operation, and sets up an invisible and impenetrable curtain of polarized light, that can be directed along national boundaries, making any nation safe within its own borders. He offered this protection to the Governments of the United States and Great Britain before World War I. Offer refused.
Circular craft, (like Flying Saucers,) which carried no power plant, but was operated from a central POWER STATION on the ground, which broadcast a beam of energy, to be picked up at any distance around the world, by suitable devices inside the craft.
A small antenna device attached to the roof of any building will enable the occupants to have all the electricity they need, without any wiring or meters. The antenna will pick up a beamed supply of current, (just as a radio picks up a broadcasted program.) It serves all appliances using electricity, without any plugging into wall outlets. The various units pick up the necessary current beamed from the antenna, (modulated per unit.) Such antenna atop trains and cars performs the same service.
Why weren't the proper concerns interested? I'll give you three guesses! Read 'THE RETURN OF THE DOVE.' By Margaret Storm. Write to: Space Age Foundation, Inc. Box 95, Pasadena, MARYLAND.
NEW PETITION
The Honorable James J. Delaney, (of New York) held 39 Public Hearings, before a select committee of the House of Representatives, to determine the poisonous or deleterious effects of the use of chemical additives to the Nation's food, (then being used.) They reported that 276 out of 704 chemical additives to food, had not been satisfactorily tested. They recommended that the FOOD, DRUG & COSMETIC ACT, (of 1939.) needed strengthening, to require all food processors to prove, (beyond a reasonable doubt.) by scientific pre-testing, that any chemical additive was safe to use.
The DELANEY BILL, (before the House for so long now.) requiring complete and thorough testing, for proof of the safety and usefulness of chemicals, should be passed into law and strictly enforced!
So, please sign your name to this Petition, and get your friends to do likewise, ______ for the sake of our NATIONAL HEALTH! The last on the list should send it to the Hon. James J. Delaney, care House Office Building, Washington, D. C., to protect us, (U. S.) from slow, cumulative food poisoning. Then, start a New Petition, to bring public pressure on Congress.
Read: "A DOCTOR LOOKS AT FOOD POISONS," by Dr. W. D. Chesney, M.D., Milton Junction, Wisconsin, Or, the February 1958 issue of "SEARCH" magazine, care Ray Palmer, Rt. 2, Box 36, Amherst, Wisc. | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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Jul/Aug/Sept. - 1997:
Page4:
Left At East Gate: Cont;
Witnesses claim to have seen a strange object rest above the grass, then zoom in and out through the trees. Small beings with large black cat-like eyes who 'floated' and conversed, [telepathically] with American Air-Force personnel were also observed. Several of the witnesses to the events of that night, were the following day, de-briefed and shown cine film of UFOs at various locations throughout the world, (and also on the Moon!). A Commander Nicholson then told the men, that what they had seen in the forest, represented technology far superior to our own, and that the Government(American), had known about it for some time! Larry Warren, co-author of this book, was a security policeman at RAF Bentwaters, he witnessed one of the nights events, (it happened over three nights) and was later "drugged", and taken to an underground base at RAF Bentwaters where he claims to have seen similar UFOs and conversed [telepathically], with a grey 'being' who told him numerous things, including that they, the aliens, have bases on the Earth, and have being here since WWII. "Religion was created for the human 'race", he was told, a statement that really unnerved young 19 year old Larry. Larry decided to try and speak out about what was quickly turning out to be a 'whitewash' on that night's events, and went on a one man crusade in order to get people to learn about what happened. Indeed, Larry's eyesight was impaired after seeing this UFO in the woods. This book tells the story of how Larry Warren and later his co-author Peter Robbins had to struggle with authority to try to get to the bottom of this, in which they were thwarted at every turn. Both Larry and Peter believed that their phones were tapped,probably by the NSA (National Security Agency). Helicopters overflew Larry's property filming and taking photographs of his house. During all this time, Larry was receiving 'visits'by small 'beings'who would enter his apartment and dissolve! We then pick up on Colonel Charles Halt and his role in one of the night's proceedings, he also saw the 'beings' and made a live audio tape as he and his men pressed on through the woods that night in search of this object. A copy of this tape was later sold by Dot Street and Belinda Butler (British Researchers of this case), to the News Of The World for £2,000.000. Indeed Manchester lawyer and UFO researcher Harry Harris, also sold a copy of the Halt tape for $2,000 to Nippon T.V. "no comment"! Early British Investigation of this case in 1983 by Mr Izzygold and Martin Shipp, concluded that this case did not require further investigation!! Boy, were they ever wrong or what!! The book continues with Larry's struggle to get at the truth, but I was amazed to learn that Warren had managed to photograph an 'alien' albeit inadvertently, on a holiday snap, why wasn't this photograph included in this book?!Larry was none too fond of Jenny Randles, Dot Street, and Brenda Butler's attempt at a book on this event, which British readers will know as "Skycrash", Larry read it, then called it "Skytrash" due to certain statements and comment!! The book then goes into cloud-busting would you believe, and devices of this kind, were found at RAF Bentwaters, Peter and Larry speculate that a large cloud busting device, may have been the real reason for the tremendous damage caused to various parts of the forest and other areas of England in October 1987.
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(British Unidentified Flying Object Research Association -
3 Devishend Rd - Weeks - Winchester - Hampshire - England)
At 1:30 PM on Saturday the 18th May, 1968, Mr. Bellenger of Swansea, Glamorgan decided to go out of the front entrance of his maisonette for a breath of fresh air. On this clear, sunny afternoon he noticed what appeared to be a small patch of fog coming over the buildings opposite him. To his amazement it continued towards him, gliding just two feet above the ground. He describes it as a puffy, white cloud, two feet by one, completely silent. He saw it for about three minutes. The cloud continued towards Mr. Bellenger until it touched his left hand side, whereupon it stopped. He felt a stabbing pain in the left of his stomach and the cloud suddenly disappeared. He staggered back through the front entrance, panting for breath. The pain, which felt like a knife going through him, lasted for several minutes, after which his stomach felt like ice, and he ate no meals. The following Tuesday he went to his doctor who prescribed medicines which cleared the trouble.
One afternoon in late May 1968 two couples travelled in their cars from Maipu, Argentina, to Chascomos, 150 miles away, to attend a celebration party. Just before midnight the two couples set off together on the drive back to Maipu, both taking the same route. The first couple arrived safely in Maipu and waited for their friends, the Vids, who did not turn up.
After a while the couple drove back along the route to Chascomos, looking for the Vids. At Chascomos they checked with the police, who were unable to help. Then they drove slowly back to Maipu looking to see if their friends' car had crashed off the road; but they saw nothing.
The Vids' car was told of their strange disappearance when they turned up two days later. After they had left Chascomos they had followed the rear lights of their friend's car when they ran into a patch of thick mist and had to slow down. They could remember nothing else until they got out in broad daylight, still in the car but in a strange country road. Dr. Vidal got out of the car to inspect it and found that all the paint was completely burnt (shades of Barney and Betty Hill). Otherwise, everything was all right. Dr. Vidal drove around for a while asking people of his whereabouts, and although he could not believe it, he had to accept that they were in Mexico, 4,500 miles from Maipu. The couple were taken to the Argentine Consul's office in Mexico, where they told their strange story, then they 'phones friends in Maipu.
Dr. Vidal's car was taken to an American laboratory for examination and he was given a new one. The Argentine Consul gave him strict instructions not to comment on the incident, then they were put on a plane back to Argentina where friends met them at the airport.
Although the story sounds fantastic there are a number of facts that fit: the disappearance of the Vids between Chascomos and Maipu, their arrival at the airport in a plane from Mexico, the Argentine Consul's intervention, the phone call from Mexico, the police earnestness, and the disappearance of the Vidal's Peugot 403..... | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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Investigaciones posteriores confirmaron que el denunció que dejó Hitler a Lanz correspondía a la pensión que habité en espacio de un año en Viena. "¿Por cuál entonces se sugiere que estos relatos carecen de veracidad?" "Para un uno de trata de un monto, no consta que Hitler fuera lector de Otrosana. // Algunos historiadores afirman que attributed a Hitler interes en Otrosana es un máster de la guerra psicológica destinada a ridicularizar al Führer." Rumores, rumores. Nada impudir atar cabos, y la discusión se torna eterna. Lo cierto es que un rejeoen el atacar el pasejo, pasejo frustrado, y de cárcter discólico, y lo mismo pronto conocieron ignorados para una gran mayoría en cuanto al oculo, y si bien sus testigos de las lecturas zodacrimadas, y de elaire que en esos momentos azotaba Europa, su posterior asumiendo que los sombras conocían máslos más avergados en las sombras y tras bastidoros crearon los verdaderos lazos entre él y el otro. La educación de Hitler, como veremos a continuación, fue un largo proceso que ocupó casi toda su vida, fue más largos, y su invito a penetrar en los secretos de la Thule.
THULE GESELLSCHAFT:
ISLA BLANCA, CORAZÓN NEGRO
"Neccesito un hombre que encabe el movimiento, un hombre que pueda soportar el riesgo de la muerte de la antrahistoria. Es necesario que la chasna sienta el miedo y el enojo". No podemos utilizar a un oficial porque las gena ya no los repeta. El hombre que ha obtenido ser una trabaja que siente haberlo" D. Eckhard
¿Necesito un Partido Nacional Pequeño Aleman-NSDAP? Repasando la historia sabemos que el surgimiento tuvo lugar después de la derrota que sufrió Alemania en la Primera Guerra, que regó en el aire germano un sentimiento de furia, desasuntillamiento y humillación, condiciones necesarias para el posterior desarrollo de esta clase de partido, que en un principio fue idéaco para las masas obserivas. La historia ya se sabe, el escribir el bando
ganador, y algunos secretos guardan para mejor ocasión. "Podría ser este el caso del Partido Nazi?" o "sus vinculaciones con la Logia Thule, un solo disuavagio, sin defensas, cotillera de salón?" Jurágur del pensamiento del Hitler?
Un Hitler muy cambiado regresó de las trincheras. La transformación del triste pintaje de las trincheras ha resultado por las calles de Vienna habida sido, por así decir, significativa. En la sula del uniforme resultaba lo medalla al valor, la Cruz de Hierro, que la valeria se promovido a Cabo. Las perspectivas de esa Alemania sombra, y la pobre, eniefada en Adolf, que despiuse de los padecimientos juveniles, no descanse volver a el pan racionado, y los batos de plaza. La opción, la tincana, era el Cuartel, y debió a su brillante y de gran importancia de servicio se le permitió quedarse. Inmediatamente en el campo del espiónaje. El comusimiento era un cancer a extirpar, y Adolf, como sabemos, aborrecía con fervue el color rojo. No tardó en infiltrarse en los mitines, y theno el temblo el pulso cuando delató a la mayoría, que rápidamente engrosaron pelotones de falso iluminamiento. Encantados con el cabo y sus habilidades, se especializaban en política y fue así que se Ernst Rhón, capitán destacado del VII ejército lo tomó bajo su tutela. (Más tande Rhón, sería nombrado Jéfé del Estado Mayor en el futuro Partido). Y fue Rhón quien le contactó con Dietrich Eckardt, quien se encontró con el discípulo tan esperado. Preparantear y Y la Thule? Eckardt, es el espejo
Dietrich Eckardt, el hombre que dijo "Yo he iniciado a Hitler en la Doctrina Secreta, he abierto sus centros de operación y le he informado de los secretos para comunicarlos con los poderes", fue un individuo cuya historia contiene algún parallelismo con los de su famoso discípulo. Sabe que se fue un brillante estudiante de Letras, pero no terminó el colegio. Era disperso, y le pustaba un pelotón de un asilo para derrumbar en bancos de plaza, evitando todo su trabajo fijo. Bebedor descontrolado, y morfimóinómano dependiente "hospitalizado en varias ocasiones para curarse de su adicción", Eckardt casi pierde la razón, y hasta pasó una hora en un laboratorio de Berlín, donde sus únicos compañeros eran los enfermos mentales". Practicando la magia que en ese entonces estaba muy de modo de Europa, y se cuenta que pertenece a un grupo que para añadir la mente emplea el peyote mexicano, el cacto, y es el encargado de la Historia Medieval, defensor de todo lo Oriental, su devoción cultural era resultado de su viajes "por los países árabes del norte de África", incursionando además por la España occidental: Barcelona y Granada.
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zenith and the less uncomfortable his job would be. Or could it have been created (as someone suggested) a late arrival because a more dramatic entrance?
Schnabel had previously announced that he would probably attempt a similar formation to last year's Silbury Hill "charm bracelet" and some people had taken this to mean that he intended to create a replica. Their disappointment when he said that this was not his intention was obvious and seemed, to some, to prove their theory that Schnabel's claims to have created the "charm bracelet" were false.
Armed with a small rucksack, a few white tubular posts and a plastic garden roller (which, surprisingly enough, did not melt in the heat) Schnabel entered the field, climbed to the brow of the hill and began his work. Peter Sorenson, armed with video recorder, accompanied Schnabel throughout the day and recorded dutifully his every move.
The view from the lawned area where most of us sat was poor, and we contented ourselves with general discussions and chat. There was, however, a tubular-framed viewing/video platform, from which a much better view could be obtained. From the ground it was possible to see the crab-like movements used by Schnabel as he formed the cusp circle which to link the various "charms," and it was interesting to note how many times he took the diagram of his planned creation from his pocket to check on his next course of action. (A point to note - this would need a torch in the hours of darkness!)
Throughout the day it became apparent that "the audience" was made up of a real cross section of Circle Watchers. There were some who thought that all crop circles may be man-made but felt that in itself constituted a phenomenon, others who believed that although some were man made there was still a large number formed by other means; and some present obviously believed that all crop circles were created by outside forces and seemed totally unprepared to believe the claims of any who professed to have been instrumental in creating any of them at all.
In the course of the afternoon we were kept refreshed with cold drinks and, later, cups of tea. Meanwhile, Bill Bailey bemanded his lack of fame and showed snapshots of impressive formations in Northamptonshire which he claims to be the creation of his team. Presumably he was hoping to pick up (or maybe pass on?) a few tips.
It was early evening but still sweltering hot,
when Schnabel made his way from the field, his boyish, normally pale face red with exertion and the sun.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
At first sight, it could only be described as "rough". But it must be remembered that the crop was still green and over six weeks earlier than the crop at Silbury Hill when the "charm bracelet" was formed last year.
There was some evidence of layering but little more than would occur naturally and a bunch of flattened crop had fallen across the standing corn - an event which would, in a normal investigation, point to a hoax. There were some right angled turns, not common in formations, in which the corn had been forced to follow the angle and had subsequently broken. The white, dust-like substance found on the stalk of the corn was obliterated in places, presumably where it had been trodden on, but further investigation showed it also to be missing from some of the undisturbed corn.
Before heading off for a no doubt welcome welcome point, Jim answered a few questions, mainly put to him by Grant Wakefield (keeper of the much worshipped "East Field" at Alton Barnes). Things got a little heated until Montage Keeen intervened, pointing out to Wakefield that the afternoon was "not a confrontation". Wakefield reluctantly backed off and Montage hustled Schnabel away.
In this investigator's view the day provided a wonderful opportunity to bask in the sun and enjoy the company. The experiment, though interesting, was inconclusive, proving, to me, only that yes. Jim Schnabel may have hoaxed the events to which he lays claim, particularly given more time he had spent only three and a half hours in the field (on this occasion), less pressure and one or two willing helpers.
Schnabel made his way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
By this time we had already been informed by those on the viewing platform that the formation included a garden roller and a UFO and we eagerly made our way up the tram lines and into this new formation.
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## Le ricostruzioni degli avvistamenti recenti
Riportiamo lo svolgimento alcuni avvistamenti che hanno costituito oggetto di relazioni di indagine da parte di un gruppo di collaboratori indietro Viverone, che si è messo in condizioni di dare il passaggio delle inchieste condotte dal nostro Centro nel corso di quest'anno.
Anche il 1984 è stato infatti un abbastanza ricco di avvistamenti uffologici in Italia, pur senza raggiungere i livelli da "onda" che hanno caratterizzato il 1983. La collina di Alice Castello ha tenuto la temenza degli ultimi anni ad un esempio del numero di segnalazioni.
Non tutti questi cani sono stati sottoposti ad analisi di valutazione: si tratta di materiale "grasso" che comprende sia "incom-tri ravvicinati" sia semplici "luci notturne", indipendentemente del loro livello di luminosità e di efficienza di segnalazione. Ad essi attribuiamo, che abbiamo ritenuto di pubblicare all'opera di presen-za quali sono i "dati" su cui si basa la ricerca uffologica.
degli altri due, tornato a circa la propria abitazione (Borgo d'Ale) (sito a circa sette chilometri da Viverone proprio in direzione della luce osservata), guardando indietro Viverone, che si è messo in condizioni di dare il passaggio del luce immobile in direzione nord/nord-est (20' di azimuth e 28' di elevazione angolare).
Sulia base dei segnalazioni effettuati sui luoghi di avvistamento e dei conseguenti triangolazioni, si potrebbe avanzare i "ipotesi" di un corpo luminoso effettivamente posto sopra una collina di Alice Castello ad un'altezza di soli 1600 metri.
Esiste però una soluzione alternativa che merita la nostra attenzione. Controllando che una mappa celeste le coordinate misurate da Viverone, e si "potuto verificare che in quel-là posizione (azimuth 164', elevazione 38') si trovava il pianeta Giove, in quel periodo luminosissimo e più volte segnalato "UFO", e "sto inoltre possibile verificare che quella sera le condizioni di viabilità erano eccezionalmente favorevoli; e alcune stelle presentavano effettivamente un lumin-sita così forte da colpire l'attenzione anche di un osservatore abituale della volta celeste. Circa l'avvistamento da Borgo d'Ale, le coordinate della luce hanno fatto confermare che potrebbero essere tracciati su un altro corpo celeste (la stella Capella, nella costellazione dell'urigia), anche "esso molto lu- binoso e situato in posizione di dimostramente opposta a Giove. Il testimone, limitatosi a guardare nella direzione in cui pensava si trovasse il "UFO, avrebbe in realtà" osservato un'altra fonte luminosa.
## TRIANGOLO LUMINOSO A VIVERONE
### Indagine di Eduardo Russo e
Gianpaolo Grassini
Testimoni dell'avvistamento sono stati il propriario di un albergo sito in riva al lago di Viverone (VC), Luigi C., e due suoi amici trattenuti sì a tarda ora da chiacchierare, nella notte tra il 29 e il 30 agosto. All'incirca alle ore 1.30 il padrone dell'hotel "uotei" per abbassare la saracinca della porta-finestra che consente "il'ingresso al locale, e nel fare questa operazione notte" in cielo una grossa luce immobile che sembrava stazionare sulla verticale della vicina polverina di Alice Castello, in direzione sud/su-est (162') e a circa 22' di elevazione sul-l'orizzonte. Il testimone chiamò fuori gli amici e tutti e tre rimase con osservazione per oltre mezz'ora. "l'oggetto" che aveva formata triangoli e due triangoli giallo-rosso, dopo che di deciso di rincasare. Incendiare l'UFO, che aveva modo di rilevare ancora da circa mezz'ora la costante presenza della luce in cielo, la
L'oggetto di Viverone d'eseguito da uno dei testimoni
## UFO IN CIELO E IN MARE
### Indagine di Francesco Fasolo
La sera del 9 luglio, all'incirca tra le 22 e le 23 una famiglia composta da padre, madre e un figlio osservato a lungo dalla spia giaga di Eraclie Mare (VE) una luce da forma circolare in direzione sud-est.
La luce, che era di colore giallo con a volute una colorazione rosata nella parte inferiore, sembrava allontanarsi e avvicinarsi alternativamente agli occhi dei testimoni. Nel momento in cui parve assungeri le sue assunzioni dimensioni apparenti, Roberto C. noto' in direzione aud, più vicino alla riva rispettò alla luce in cielo, con "qualcosa di colore giallo-rossa" lampeggiante a pelo d'acqua, che dopo un po' cosparme. Mentre erano sopraggiunti altre persone che in riva erano venute a capo di un gruppo di "fenomeni", ma si erano spostate a pochi chilometri piumo, lo si lacerarono la spia giaga per tornare a casa con la luce ancora presente in cielo.
Questo caso sembra correlabile che sia del-mente in relazione alle 23 ore osservata dai altri avvistamenti verificati la stessa sera nelle vicine cittadine di Caorle e Bibione e riferiti ad Antonio Chiumiento. Da Bibione venne osservata alle 23 ore una stessa che si muoveva a zig-zag in direzione di Caor-le, dove intorno le mezzanotte quattro persone videro una grande sfera affacciata sul mare. La parte superiore era gialla e sembrava mentre della inferiori, sommersa, sembrava escludere dei bagagliori di colore oraraneo; dopo una decina di minuti l'oggetto si sarebbe levato in volo allontanandosi velocemente accompagnato da un forte boaro.
## L' AUTO "IMPAZZITA"
### Indagine di Moreno Tambellini
Il caso verificatosi nei pressi di Viareggio (LU) il 28 ottobre alle ore 18.15 è avvenuto che si sono protogonati di due famiglie che stavano percorrendo la statale Aurelia da Tor-re del Lago in direzione di Viareggio a bordo della loro Fiat "Panda". Giunti a pochi chilometri dalla cittadina, nei pressi della loca-lita-ria Bicchio, notarono un "enorme oggetto triangolare". luminoso nel cielo non ancora burio. Le stazioni erano a "circa 300 metri dal suolo" sopra il porto.
L'oggetto, di colore nero o comunque scuro, presentava quattro luci molto forti di colore giallo, due sul vertice superiore del triangolo e le altre due rispettivamente agli altri due angoli.
Contemporaneamente al passaggio dell'auto al sotto delle strano corpo, improvvisamente
un forte boato cosume la luce, che "impazzita". La velocità, che precedentemente era di 40 km/h, diminui, sino a circa 20 km/h mentre il motore aumentava di un paese, e parte posteriore della "Panda" si sollevò dalla carreggiata per poi ricadere bruciatamente: in seguito a questo fenomeno i due testimoni av-vertirono un esagerazione senza di vuoto del motore "come stelle montagne rosse". Dopo di ciao' l'oggetto, che era momentaneamente ecomar-pareva alla vista dei congiuri, riappese sopra di loro effettivamente a notevole velocità "vero" le Alp Apuane. L'intero fenomeno si protrasse circa per un minuto.
Dopo aver denunciato "l'acquisto da Carabi-neri, i due testi riportarono alcuni disturbi (forti) dolori alla testa e nevalgia)" che im-pedirono loro di riposare tranquillamente le due seguenti. Alle stesse autorità "di poli-meri, il dittatore di un paese, con un calore, alcune telefonate rimase anoniche che segnalavano una strana luce nel cielo nella direzione di quella osservata dalla coppia di due luci gialle, che erano venute a pochi chilometri piumo, lontana da Viareggio.
(Alle indagini si ha fatto partecipato Luissina Pasquini, Maurizio Rossi e Rossano Giannini del Centro Ricerca Uffologica "SHADO")
Ricostruzione dell'oggetto (esegno M. Tambellini)
## CAROSELLO DI LUCI
### NEL CIELO SALERINANTO
### Indagine di Giorgio Russolino e Guido Carione
Mercoledì' 22 ottobre alle 19.30 circa, a Postiglione (SA), in località "Terza di Mezzo", la stazione di una famiglia, con una circa una decina di persone riunite in casa per la cena, venne attirata dall'impervio abbia-re dei cani che si trovavano nell'aria anti-stante la casa colonica.
Uscito per accertarsi della causa del-l'agitazione degli animali, uno dei familiari, Egidio C. (21 anni) noto' in cielo sopra la | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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der Umstand der Selektion nicht zuletzt an die Auswahl der Rezipientinnen gebunden: Die
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Kommunikation überschreiben sich hier kolonisierend mit den Veröffentlichungen und Vertrieb zu
garantieren. Das Fernsche verändert das Denken des Menschen, insbesondere dann wenn es ein
verfülschtes Bild der Wirklichkeit abliebt und bestimmter Tendenzen verstärkt um Erfolg
zu haben. Zur objektiven Reportage zählen nach journalistischen Grundsätzen korrekte Faken,
die einer genauen Recherche bedurfen, bzw. der Hinweis auf die Ungewißheit im Falle der
nicht nachweisbaren Richtigkeit einer Meldung.
Die Informationen sollen vollständig und ausgewogen, unter Verzicht von Kommentierung und
Wertung sowie Vermeidung von tendenziösen Äußerungen dargestellt werden. Der Zusucher hat,
wenn es jenseits von Nachrichtensendungen geht. Dach äußere Objektivität meint nicht vorteil
Objektivität. Nicht zuletzt auch der Reporter verwebt seine Beobachtungen und Argumente
mit Empfindungen und Assoziationen, daß am Ende in sechs subjectives Erleben
vermittelte Wirklichkeitskonstruktion entsteht: Reportage ist immer Selbstfahrung, die sich
jeder Objektivierung entzieht. Deren Informationswert liegt nicht zuletzt in der Gestaltung des
Themas. Die Beurteilung von Nachrichten und Reportagen vollzieht sich einerseits
in Abhängigkeit von dem Wissen um unterschiedliche Beurteilung des Sachverhalts und
demgegenüber in der Festlegung einer adäquaten, d.h. allgemein akzeptierten Realität.
Man nennt dies auch den "Medieneffekt" - dieser entsteht, wenn Figuren und Materialien
benutzen werden, um bestimmte Meinungen zu produzieren wie insbesondere das TV einen
ganz expliziten Raum in unserer Lebenswelt einnimmt und veranschaulicht. Das Macht besitzt, Veränderungen
in der Gesellschaftlichen Evolution durch die Verschaulichung der im TV vorgetragenen
Inhalte herbeizuführen. Jegliche Biografie einer Gesellschaft ist es verwundbar mit dem
jeiweiligen Stand der Medien (jede Hochkultivier definiert sich über ihre "Medien"). Denn wenn
sie stark beeinflusst werden weil die Medien durch ihr vorgetragenes "Bild" zu irgendeinem
Thema Kommunikation aufmacht. Wenn man so will, ist dies eine Art "Aktie X"-Effekt oder
ein "Aktie X"-Phänomen, der/das schon längst vor der genannten ehemaligen
Verschworungs-Kultserie für die Jugend ansetzte - und den jenen speziellen Medien
aufzeichnenden die das Interesse in der Bevölkerung an ausserirdische UFO-Erscheinungen etc
geradezu aufbauten. Und eine neue "Sinnwelt" für die Fans konstruierten. Für den | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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] | Flying Snake information | This query is effective because it covers the main subject of the document, which is about Flying Snake. | Richard Muirhead contact details | This query is effective because it focuses on a specific fact mentioned in the document, which is the contact information for Richard Muirhead. | Spotted mole image | This query is effective because it references a visual element in the document, which is the image of the Spotted mole. | true | ## ABOUT FLYING SNAKE
Flying Snake is available from:
Richard Muirhead
112 High St,
Macclesfield,
Cheshire,
SK11 7QQ
UK
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/richmuirhead/cryptozoology/
Tel: 01625 261625
Mike Hardecastle, Sub-Editor, NSW Australia. www.cosmicpolymath.com
Zvi Ron, Israel correspondent.
Carl P. Marshall Zoological Consultant and W. Midlands
correspondent.
Please feel free to contact me if you want to reproduce anything I have written. If you want to reproduce other authors' works, I will try and contact them on your behalf and get back to you. The opinions of authors other than myself do not necessarily reflect my own. Blank authorship indicates essay from a collection of newspapers, etc, or unknown author(s)
## PAYMENT
Subscriptions: £3.99 per issue, £12 per annum. Full colour PDFs via e-mail. £3.99. Back issues available on request.
Payment for however many issues you (and your friendly neighbourhood flying snake) would like to purchase can be made by means of PayPal on my web site (see url above) Checks and postal orders from within the U.K. (NOT abroad) should be made out to Richard Muirhead NOT Flying Snake.
Front cover: Spotted mole near London, late 18th Century, from The Naturalist's Pocket Magazine | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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] | Manetone and African chronology | This query would be effective because it covers the main subject of the document, which is the discussion about the chronology of Manetone and its comparison with the African chronology. | Antonio Crasto's book 'Hassaleh, L'occhio di Horus' | This query would be effective because it directly references the book mentioned in the document, which is likely the main focus of the text. | Antonio Crasto's book cover | This query would be effective because it refers to the visual element of the book cover, which is a key visual component of the document. | true | arrivare quasi ad annullarsi (-10,7 anni) considerando la nostra proposta definitiva della cronologia lunga di Manetone / Africano. Il nuovo e originale approccio alle problematiche connesse con la complessa cronologia egizia porta dunque a risultati decisamente sorprendenti e, senza voler anticipare troppo l'esito della ricerca, descritta nel mio libro, a una piena rivalutazione di Manetone e delle sue opere storiche, così ingiustamente bistrattate.
Antonio Crasto
antoniocrasto@libero.it
Riferimenti bibliografici
W.G. Waddell, *Manetho*, 1940 Loeb Classical Library, London;
Alan Gardiner, *La civilità egizia*, 1961 Oxford University Press;
Nicolas Grimal, *Storia dell'Antico Egitto*, 1988 Librerie Arthème Fayard;
Franco Cimino, *Dizionario delle dinastie faraoniche, 2003 RCS Libri S.p.A.;
Carlo Gallo, *L'astronomia egizia*, 1998 Franco Muzzio editore;
Antonio Crasto, *Hassaleh, L'occhio di Horus. Manetone aveva ragione?*, 2007 Ugiat.
Ecco la copertina del volume di Antonio Crasto: "Hassaleh, L'occhio di Horus. Manetone aveva ragione!" (Ed. Ugiat, 2007, euro 20).
E' possibile acquistare il libro anche in Rete, sul sito web dell'autore. | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] | |
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Science-Fiction
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"{\n \"broad_topical_query\": \"UFO video footage\",\n \"broad_topical_explanation\": \"This query would be effective because it focuses on the main topic of the document, which is the video footage of a UFO.\",\n \"specific_detail_query\": \"Torben Birkeholm\",\n \"specific_detail_explanation\": \"This query would be effective because it refers to the author of the article, which is a specific detail mentioned in the document.\",\n \"visual_element_query\": \"Man standing in front of a wall\",\n \"visual_element_explanation\": \"This query would be effective because it refers to the visual element in the document, which is the image of a man standing in front of a wall.\"\n}"
] | UFO video footage | This query would be effective because it focuses on the main topic of the document, which is the video footage of a UFO. | Torben Birkeholm | This query would be effective because it refers to the author of the article, which is a specific detail mentioned in the document. | Man standing in front of a wall | This query would be effective because it refers to the visual element in the document, which is the image of a man standing in front of a wall. | true | falte både kulde og varme. Klokkon var da
03.20.
EFTERFORSKNING
Nyt om UFO
optaget på video
Af Torben Birkeholm.
Som omtalt i UFO-NYT nr. 3/88, side 4-5, har SUFOI undersøgt
en video-optagelse af et lysfænomen fra juni 1988. Nu foreløg-
ger resultatet af de høitige undersøgelse, foretaget af SU-
FOIs egne folk og af en video-tyder ansat i forsvaret.
Manden blev temmelig forskrøket, og
han turde ikke vende sig og se efter lyskil-
nad, for han ikke kommet en kilometer løen-
ning. Da han så tilbød, opdagede han en uerkrøvelig vid jorden, han lyste i farveme blå, øv og gred. Han forfølget stedet, men fænomen stedtag var syntlig, og han skøn- ner, at det var i de ca. 20 minutter.
Manden tænkte om fænomenet som en form for spøgeri, og han henvendte sig til Sekisabet for Psylkvis Forskning. Her foreg- omd man, at han skulle kontaktet SUFOI.
Manden ville gerne fortælle om hende- ner og ugepe d stedet, han så kan ban- ge, at han ikke selv anskede at komme der- hen. Eventuelle pøvrklininger fra hejpen- dingslønninger i narcheden er multigheder der undersøges. Vi vender selvfølgelig til- bage til sagen, når vi ha yderligere oplys- ninger.
1001 BOGTITLER
Det er nesten som eventet at udgiv- nede, at det er et par 1.000 tittler i ufoer, parapsykologiske, okkulte, hele tiden. Vi har nye og antikvariske bøger til en bilg tilbage.
Pengen er skrevet efter gratis bog- tittler i et andet tittelbog, Klingscyeve 28, 2720 Vanlæse (kons postorder), 01 79 64 alle aftern. kt. 20-22, mandage und- gørelse.
Vi er også omtrentlig et at kabe
bogsmålingen inden for den navn-
et enner.
Andersen
Bogservice
Det kunne ikke bedømme afstanden, men
de blågøde sig bort i det nordestig og parret syntes, at det så undløligt ud.
Kameren fortørte, dødret hurtig i
hånde med Trondrejøen og standse bilen.
Han var kommet i tanken om sit video-
kamera, der lå i bagerummet klar. Hustruen
søg sig ud på jeven, ved bilens venstre side,
og fik på kort til kamerat klar. Hustruen
bila bilen.
Manden skinner, at der højest gik et
min- fr, fra det blåt i lysfænomenet, til hen-
bundnet i apte billede og lyd (han talte
sin mæn hustru under aptelegan-), kan
mændene stille hæres.
Optegelsen blev najagtigt to minutter, og SUFOI blev orienteret dagen efter. SU- FOIs alarmerer han fåt bekræftet, at de ikke var militær flyktivitet i området, men det ikke kunne fastløs, om eventulet civile fly var på færde.
EFTERFORSKNING
Nyt om UFO
optaget på video
Af Torben Birkeholm.
SUFOI indrager foto-ekspektar
To rapportoptagere indlede undersøgelse
ne med et interview partet og ogt optagen-
sen. De første medlenterig lad på, at lyset
syntes at være tøt på, og at de bevidning sig
løsningt med jnvn hastighed i omt-
syndiget med, indlet forsend bag nogle
nogle træer. Undervejde passerede lyset bag
en elmtast, og lyset blev beskrevet som cir-
kelrandt, lidt fladt forøven, og det syntes at
have et hak i bunden (se foto).
Nogle viste det sig dog, at lysfænomen
udseende skyltede, at kameræts auto-
focus ikke kunne stille skilt på lyset, sam-
tendig med at måneden flere anskede
kameræts udsendne. Der skifftet lysfænomen
udseende på optagelegan flere flerte gange.
Nogle f steder ses lyset at være i fokus og
en tilsyn, og det er et rød gresk, og afgræmme
sene med, i omgående, ligeom foton-
fotografen bidrøg med lysfænomenlysninger.
Deres slags tilgjørelse om optagelegan
stedtes senere, i to omgående, ligeom foton-
fotografen er tilgjørd med lysfænomen samlet i
en rapport på 40 sider. Rapporten viste, at
den ståg dyb stor uksikrørt om forle frø-
hold, men at der var grundlag i at lave
vistgjørelse.
Hele rapporten blev efter afgate af forle
Mogens Nielsen-Ferreira, der har stillet sin
eksperthet til rådighed. Han er til daglig
foto-tyder den flytten ud av observati-
føretager foto-rekognosering for forsv-
røst, og han skulle blå, a foretage beregning
over lysfænomenets hastighed m.v. | [{"model_id": "rednote-hilab/dots.ocr", "column_name": "markdown", "timestamp": "2026-02-25T13:36:30.006598", "prompt_mode": "ocr"}] |
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Document OCR using dots.ocr
This dataset contains OCR results from images in davanstrien/ufo-ColPali using DoTS.ocr, a compact 1.7B multilingual model.
Processing Details
- Source Dataset: davanstrien/ufo-ColPali
- Model: rednote-hilab/dots.ocr
- Number of Samples: 20
- Processing Time: 2.8 min
- Processing Date: 2026-02-25 13:36 UTC
Configuration
- Image Column:
image - Output Column:
markdown - Dataset Split:
train - Batch Size: 16
- Prompt Mode: ocr
- Max Model Length: 8,192 tokens
- Max Output Tokens: 8,192
- GPU Memory Utilization: 80.0%
Model Information
DoTS.ocr is a compact multilingual document parsing model that excels at:
- 🌍 100+ Languages - Multilingual document support
- 📊 Table extraction - Structured data recognition
- 📐 Formulas - Mathematical notation preservation
- 📝 Layout-aware - Reading order and structure preservation
- 🎯 Compact - Only 1.7B parameters
Dataset Structure
The dataset contains all original columns plus:
markdown: The extracted text in markdown formatinference_info: JSON list tracking all OCR models applied to this dataset
Usage
from datasets import load_dataset
import json
# Load the dataset
dataset = load_dataset("{output_dataset_id}", split="train")
# Access the markdown text
for example in dataset:
print(example["markdown"])
break
# View all OCR models applied to this dataset
inference_info = json.loads(dataset[0]["inference_info"])
for info in inference_info:
print(f"Column: {info['column_name']} - Model: {info['model_id']}")
Reproduction
This dataset was generated using the uv-scripts/ocr DoTS OCR script:
uv run https://huggingface.co/datasets/uv-scripts/ocr/raw/main/dots-ocr.py \
davanstrien/ufo-ColPali \
<output-dataset> \
--image-column image \
--batch-size 16 \
--prompt-mode ocr \
--max-model-len 8192 \
--max-tokens 8192 \
--gpu-memory-utilization 0.8
Generated with 🤖 UV Scripts
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