UFO's above Arnhem
It's the light in the sky. The big light is on the ground. Maybe a lamppost.
It is Monday, 18-09-1972, around four o-clock in the morning. I see a bright light in the sky. I take my pocketcamera and make a picture. I go home and see more activity. I put my camera on the railing of the apartment and take pictures of the weird lights above the south of Arnhem. I developed that night the film and saw shapes like a double saucer flying in different angles: 5 x 2 plus two 'ships'. Wow. They were very close, that very special night in 1972, when I didn't sleep...
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Encounters of the Third Kind in 1972
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Said he was Freddy Miller who disappeared 5/5/1959, rescued by UFO from dro.
22 September 1972 09:00 - La Cranja, Puerto Rico, USA - Close encounter with
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The 1972 UFO
Chronology
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Jan.15 (approx),
1972; Malmstrom AFB, MT
UFO over missile silo, "crew" from the unknown craft reportedly
broke into the missile silo, and some of its "crew" were examining
the circuitry of the ballistic missile. (NUFORC)
Jan. 19, 1972;
Phoenixville, PA
At least seven individuals including three police officers, reported observing
a strange object in the shape of a "boomerang" hovering over
Phoenixville High School around 9:30 p.m. Following release of a report on
the sighting by local police, at least 12 other witnesses reported seeing
UFOs over the town. One officer described the object as similar in size to
a DC-3, with three red lights and numerous white lights around its perimeter.
(Reference: UFO INVESTIGATOR, February 1972, page 3)
Feb. 11, 1972;
Apollo Beach, FL
A 24-year-old college graduate employed as a credit manager for a nearby Tampa
firm reported observing a disc-shaped UFO about 300 to 500 feet in
the air and not more that 100 yards in front of the witness, flying right
in front of his car around 10:40 P.M., as he was driving to a nearby store.
It was about 50 to 60 feet long with a series of windows about the size of
a door around its girth. The windows were lit and the light behind them was
revolving. (Reference: UFO INVESTIGATOR, April 1972, page 4)
March 8, 1972;
Muskegon, MI
A large number of witnesses, including police officers, FAA officials, U.S.
Coast Guard personnel and numerous other Muskegon citizens observed a brightly
colored UFO around 9:15 P.M., in the sky above this Michigan township. The
object, according to most witnesses, appeared to give off a bright yellowish-white
light and it traveled slowly across the sky. Witnesses stated the object
seemed to stop and slowly change colors at various times during the period
of observation The Coast Guard, which indicated many of its own personnel
had witnessed the UFO, also indicated that channel 16, a UHF band used by
Coast Guard, was filled with a strong code signal that could not be deciphered.
Government officials later said that an investigation would be conducted and
that they were under orders not to comment on the case until it was completed.
The Air Force was contacted by the Michigan States Police at the time of the
sighting. (Reference: UFO INVESTIGATOR, May 1972, page 3)
March 10, 1972;
Milhousen, IN
4:00 a.m. Giant orange glowing boomerang object with no sound, one
hour duration. Kenneth and Marie Gosnell watched pulsating orange glow come
from low not visible field on Noah Gosnell's farm (father of Kenneth). Boomerang
object arose from field and flew away. Noah and grandson found an object about
20 by 5 inches, mottled orange-red with pitted grey or purple surface object
laying in the field. For its size it was extra heavy so they rolled it off
the field planning to return the next morning with a tractor to get it. The
object had disappeared when they returned. (Worley files)
May 13, 1972;
Canterbury, NH
At approximately 9:40 P.M., four young boys who were camping out observed
a very bright light source descending slowly. The object then descended in
a "sideways, zigzag" manner. The object slowed its descent
and began to move directly over the boys. The boys could see that the object
was not a helicopter and turned and ran to the home of one of the boys. The
boys, asked individually to describe the object, said it looked like an octahedron-shaped
object that appeared to be tilted at a 45-degree angle. The object had
four pipe-like legs with "round pads" affixed to the end of each
leg. As the object passed directly over the boys, they observed a flashing
red light on the object's trailing side. A fiery 10-foot-long exhaust appeared
beneath the object and seemed to changed colors. The boys described a number
of bright, silver, inverted U-shaped cable-like things sticking into the top
of the object. According to the witnesses the object passed over them at an
altitude of approximately 150 feet. They described its size as between one
and two car-lengths in both height and width. This case was investigated by
NICAP's Massachusetts Subcommittee, under direction of Chairman Raymond E.
Fowler. (Reference: UFO INVESTIGATOR, July 1972, pages 1, 4)
May 14, 1972;
Germantown, IL
Three sisters who live on a farm about two miles southwest of Germantown,
watched a brilliantly lighted UFO near their home at dusk. The object was
first seen hovering over a neighbor's farm buildings to the southeast. The
girls described the object as being of half-moon shape with a dark gray,
metallic body. At first the craft displayed two brilliant white lights
described as being quite similar to car headlights. After hovering for about
11 minutes, the object began to move slowly to the west. At this point the
white lights disappeared and blue, green, red and white lights appeared
around the entire rim of the craft. These lights resembled aircraft running
lights, but did not flash, and were visible until the craft was out of sight.
Although the craft had been silent while hovering, when it moved to the west
a sound similar to that of a small airplane was heard. However, the airspeed
was about half that of a small plane. The girls observed the craft for about
15 minutes, and all had an opportunity to view it with 7x35 binoculars, and
all were sure it was not an ordinary aircraft. The distance from their home
to the craft when first seen above the neighbor's farm buildings is roughly
a half mile, and they estimated the craft to be about 50 feet in diameter
and about 200 feet above ground. (Skylook 72, page 8)
June 9, 1972;
Algodonales, Cadiz, Spain
Motorist experienced engine failure, pulsating yellow oval object visible
on road ahead. Object illuminated trees as it departed (UFOE II, Section XII).
June 11, 1972;
Belleville, IL
10:00 p.m. Couple from Millstadt, IL, were driving on 59th St. Lady noticed
strange configuration of lights describing a circle. Man stopped car. Circle
of flashing lights "about as large as 50-cent piece held at arm's length,"
yellow-red lights like portholes in something circular, lit in arcs of several
at a time. After 3 minutes observers re-entered car to pursue the objects,
which they quickly lost. (SL-56, page 7)
June 16, 1972;
Gary, IN
No details on this close encounter listed in EGBA. Witness was "Alterwitz".
(EGBA, page 672)
June 19, 1971;
George AFB, CA
1:00 a.m. Two airman at George AFB, California, verified each other's report
of seeing a "bright orange object", that seemed to be 375
feet in diameter as it sank behind a building southwest of their security-police
beat at the base. The airmen, Gary Corlevy and Randolph Wogoman, said the
UF0 sighting apparently went unobserved by anyone else. They reported it to
the air police, and to the Victorville Sheriff's Office and Adelanto Police
Department. No evidence was found of the object having landed, it was reported
by the base information office. (Skylook 57, page 12).
July 3, 1972;
South Shore, MA
7:00 p.m.. More than two dozen witnesses reportedly observed a silvery "triangular-shaped"
UFO for almost one hour (7-8 p.m.) before it disappeared behind clouds. One
witness, a former Air Force Lieutenant, said, "It was translucent and
I thought I could see blue sky through it, but its edges were white and well
defined." A local Air Force official at Hanscom Air Force Base admitted
receiving numerous reports of the UFO but said none was recorded in keeping
with current Air Force policy. NICAP's Boston Subcommittee has investigated
this case, and has determined that the UFO in question could have been a weather
balloon launched earlier in the evening by a local US. Weather Bureau Station.
(NICAP UFOI, Oct 1972, page 3)
July 10, 1972;
Alcaracejos, Cordoba, Spain
Luminous object beamed light at car, engine lost power (UFOE II, Section
VII).
July 19, 1972;
Chicago, IL
10:42 p.m. Peter Reich, aerospace writer for CHICAGO TODAY, saw a UFO and
wrote 4 column article. Incredible high-speed of object that looked like anti-collision
beacon (red) over Lake Michigan. Estimated at 1/2 mile and 600 mph, object
suddenly stopped, reversed course sharply and appeared to fly along a downward
curve in opposite direction. (SL-58, page 12)
July 22, 1972;
St. Louis, MO
8:30 p.m. Sixteen witnesses. Large UFO observed over highway intersection
I-55 and Union Rd. by three children. KXOK received 13 calls. Object descended
from North, hovered and appeared to rotate slowly as it launched five smaller
objects. The larger object was described as a "football", with
other objects 1/12th as large. Larger object took off straight up, others
went different directions with crackling sound.(SL-72, page 10)
July 31, 1972;
Belleville, IL
9:45 p.m. 3-4 Mins. Four people observed a yellow discoid object, 50-60' in
diameter at 300' altitude while driving. The object disappeared toward the
East of St. Louis. Lights in the middle flashed on and off, but the object
had large square windows in the bottom. There was an unconfirmed radar track
at Scott AFB. (SL-59, page 13)
Aug. 1, 1972;
Lebanon, IN
Early morning. 45-min. First observed as a triangle of lights that just hovered.
Object turned and flashed away at high speed. At this time there were three
bright orange-red lights which illuminated the "saucer" which appeared
to have "bat-like" wings. Observers watched with field glasses.
(SL-60, page 9)
Aug. 11, 1972;
Bensonville, IL
5:30 a.m. "It was shaped like a football and had a rim around it."
Described as 50' long and windowless it continued to pulsate colors. First,
a bright orange, then gray, then bright orange again. Estimated at 200' altitude
other motorists in vicinity got out of their cars and looked at the object.
(SL-59, page 11)
Aug. 11, 1972;
Elgin, IL
5:30 a.m. Orange "football-shaped" object hovered over the
ground, sighted by motorists. State Police in Elgin, the DuPage County Sheriff's
Office, and suburban police departments reportedly received calls concerning
the strange object. (See Bensonville, IL) (SL-59, page 11)
Aug. 11, 1972;
Oak Brook, IL
5:30 a.m. Same object seen. (SL-59, page 11)
Aug. 12, 1972;
Taize, France
Elliptical object with bright lights hovered near ground emitting light beams
downward; satellite objects emerged. UFO reacted to flashlight (UFOE II, Section
VI).
Aug. 19, 1972;
Colby, KS
2:07 AM. Luminous, bowl-shaped object hovered near ground; blinding
white light brightly illuminated terrain; object made "whooshing"
noise, shot straight up (UFOE II, Section - V).
Aug. 20, 1972;
Reading, PA
Three city police officers, including a sergeant, observed an oval-shaped
object hovering several thousand feet in the sky above Mt. Penn. They said
the object changed color from white to red to bluish-green. After an unknown
period of time, the UFO suddenly shot upward and out of sight, according to
the officers. (NICAP UFOI, Oct 1972, page 3)
Aug. 21, 1972;
Portland, OR
9:45 p.m. A 39-year-old woman reported what appeared to be a solid object
surrounded by pulsating lights. She first spotted the "elongated"
object and observed it for approximately 20 minutes before it disappeared
behind some tall fir trees. (NICAP UFOI, Oct 1972, page 3)
Aug. 21, 1972;
Waukesha, WI
An 18-year-old restaurant manager claims he was driving down a lonely country
road at night when he saw a large, orange, circular object 20 to 30
feet in diameter hovering at tree-top level. At the same moment, according
to the lone witness, the entire electrical system of his car went dead. After
a few seconds, the object made a strange "beeping" sound and took
off. The witness was able to start his car but the rest of his vehicle's electrical
system (lights, horn and radio) would not function. (NICAP UFOI, Oct 1972,
page 3)
Aug. 27, 1972;
Lafayette, IN
9:00 p.m. A University of Purdue coed said she and a friend, while walking
across the campus, spotted a "stingray-shaped" UFO with a
shallow dome on top moving across the sky in a southwesterly direction. The
object, according to the witnesses, appeared to tilt over on its side before
disappearing from sight. (NICAP UFOI, Oct 1972, page 3)
Aug. 29, 1972;
Reading, PA
Three city police officers, including a sergeant, observed an oval-shaped
object hovering several thousand feet in the sky above Mt. Penn. They
said the object changed color from white to red to bluish-green. After an
unknown period of time, the UFO suddenly shot upward and out of sight, according
to the officers. (Reference: UFO INVESTIGATOR, October 1972, page 3)
Sept. 9,
1972; North Bay, Ontario, Canada
At 11:25 p.m. local time, one object with flashing red and green lights moving
very slow to moving at 300 knots at 4000 to 6000 feet altitude was observed
visually and on radar at the North Bay Airport. The visual sighting correlated
with the North Bay Terminal radar return at 340 degrees at six miles range.
Object appeared to turn in tight circles or hover for approximately 15 minutes.
Radar contact was lost prior to visual contact. (Dan Wilson)
Sept. 11,
1972; Butler, IN
1:55 p.m. 8-10' altitude!!! City Editor of the Aubury Evening News was in
the Butler Police Station when a woman walked in. "She looked nervously
at us, then obviously steeled herself and spoke to the Marion County Parole
Officer. 'Will you promise not to think I'm crazy if I tell you something?"
Her hands shook, her brow was damp with sweat. 'I saw this thing. I was driving
along State Rd. 1 near a woods at County Rd. 34. I came up over the crest
of a high hill and there it was, about 3' above my car. It was about a car
length long, but perfectly round with what looked like red fluorescent paint
along the top, and it had four feet coming out of the bottom." Investigation
showed skid-marks where she braked the car, another man report a funny noise,
another witness reported a high-pitch whine. (SL-60, page 5)
Sept. 13,
1972; Burlington, CO
A rural family, who police say are responsible people, reported that a UFO
"as big as a house" flew parallel to their car as they were driving
down a country road at night. One witness said the object landed and took
off twice in a nearby field. The object, according to the witness, was round
and big, and "rays" appeared to be coming out of it. (NICAP UFOI,
Oct 1972, page 3)
Sept. 14,
1972; W. Palm Beach, FL
4:20 a.m.. A unidentified "bogie" was detected on radar at the West
Palm Beach International Airport by FAA air traffic controller C. J. Fox.
Fox described the contact as a "good clear target." The object was
tracked for over an hour when at approximately 6:00 A.M., NORAD was alerted.
Two F-106 jet fighters were dispatched from Homestead AFB, south of Miami,
to locate and identify the the unknown object. The object disappeared from
radar scopes shortly before the jets arrived. There were visual reports from
the West Palm Beach International Airport by FAA watch supervisor George Morales.
He viewed the object through binoculars and described the object as silver
white in color and cigar shaped. Officials at Miami International Airport,
which also tracked the strange object, reported no aircraft was known to be
in the area where the UFO was spotted. (UFO INVESTIGATOR, October 1972, pages
1, 4)
Sept. 20,
1972; Howard, IN
Humanoid report. No details, but witness' name was Eastman. (EGBA, Page 673)
Oct. 9, 1972;
Vincennes, IN
10:00 a.m. Several area residents reported sighting a silvery, blimp-shaped
object high in the sky over Knox County at midmorning today, but Vincennes
and Knox County police said they had no clues to its identity. Knox County
police were called shortly before 10 a.m. by a rural resident between Bicknell
and Freelandville, who described the object as "shaped like a blimp"
and hovering in the area near her home. Major Joseph Hess of the county police
said he called another person in the same area, who confirmed the sighting.
Meanwhile, city police received a telephone can from a woman who "followed
the UFO from Bicknell to Vincennes." No figures were available on apparent
size, speed or height of the object, but all observers gave similar descriptions
of its shape. (Note: I have a signed report from my brother who witnessed
this, himself. It looked like a "water tower without legs". This
object was very low, not "high in the sky" as the press report stated.-
Ridge)
Oct. 14, 1972;
McChord AFB, WA
2:00 p.m. Two airmen were instructed to check the tactical air navigational
(TACAN) facility located eight miles east of McChord Air Force Base. The TACAN
site was situated on government land maintained by the United States Army,
Ft. Lewis. Briggs and Hillsgeck drove to the TACAN site at approximately 1300
hours. Upon their arrival, they opened the locked fence surrounding the TACAN
facility and entered the compound. Once inside the compound, they opened the
TACAN building and began to conduct a systems check of the TACAN equipment,
Briggs heard a strange sound outside the building. According to Briggs, it
sounded like a high pitch engine. Briggs exited the building to investigate
the sound. Once outside, Briggs observed a saucer shaped object directly
above the TACAN building. Briggs watched as the object landed just south of
the TACAN compound. Briggs was startled by the object and entered the TACAN
building to summoned Hillsgeck. Once Hillsgeck and Briggs exited the building
together, they observed two "creatures" walking towards the fence.
(See report by Bill Hamilton)
Oct. 14, 1972;
Lorraine, IL
9:00 p.m. A gentleman, while driving a tractor on a side road, observed a
dark, rectangular-shaped object (more like a trapezoid) outlined in blue light.
Observed suddenly for 3seconds it then switched off. The farmer continued
on down the road and 4-5 minutes later the object suddenly reappeared and
flew off in 15 seconds. (SL-62, Page 10)
Nov. 24, 1972;
Patoka, IL
6:45 p.m. A lady was on her way to Patoka from her home on RR 2, 2 miles SW
of the city, when she saw a sudden flash in the sky. First expected to be
a "falling star" she then saw it was moving rapidly in a zigzag
fashion from W-E and she slowed her car to watch. When seen at best performance
the object seemed to be a silvery disc. It was still in the sky when
she reached town. When she went into the grocery store a lady shopper told
her that her son had picked up transmissions on his short wave about strange
lights in the sky. Later that evening the Patoka telephone operator received
two calls from Odin, IL (8-10 miles SE) asking where to report strange
lights in the sky north of Odin (SL-62, Page 11)
An
anti-gravitational engine
.....The balancing act of the anti-matter
'I
think the relation to entropic effects is clearest in one of the Newtonian
scenarios Verlinde considers: a given matter distribution that creates a gravitational
potential. Verlinde requires the holographic screens to coincide with equipotential
surfaces, and arrives at the conclusion that the bit saturation (the number
of bits required to describe the system divided by the number of bits available
on the screen) equals where 
represents
the Newtonian gravitational potential. This bit saturation is a positive number
that vanishes at large distances. If one shrinks the holographic screen whilst
ensuring it keeps following the equipotential surfaces, the bit saturation
keeps growing until it reaches a value of unity at which the screen is saturated
with information. It can not shrink further, a black hole hole has formed
with the screen representing its holographic horizon.'(blog Science 2.0)
Here it seems we see concentrated photon-bundles emanating from the top of the chrome steel ball balancing on the point of a needle.
(Photograph Courtesy DarkMatterLab Sybrand Nobbe with JVC-Zuiko VCHRLens).
If gravity is based on diffusion of photons, by concentrating gravity on one point, this should make the EM-energy visible as light. It's just a theory, but you know, theories are worth a lot of money in the Netherlands. You can easily get 2,5 million euro's for a nice theory... (NWO-Spinoza-premium)
According
to the standard model of particle physics, photons are fundamental bosons
(named after Bose) that mediate electromagnetic (EM) forces between other
quantum
particles in all matter. Thus the photon
is currently considered a messenger particle for EM forces representing the
fundamental quantum unit of EM energy.
In essence, photons are discrete ‘matter-waves’, the smallest bundle of light or luminescent energy.
We may think of the gravitational effect as a form of diffusion where photons follow each other and form clusters of photons inside regions of extremely high energy.
Vast
numbers of photons moving in streams travel along both the electric and
magnetic field lines of force. Because the magnetic streams normally appear
to move
along paths forming circular loops, they are observed as rotating forces,
or torques. In
reality, both electric and magnetic fields are due to the same physics, streams
of photons
moving to and fro between charged and dipolar matter. If an electron is emitting
a photon stream while orbiting and spinning, a helical stream of photons can
be visualized. Where the motion has orthogonal directions of rotation, both
electric and magnetic forces are present, an electromagnetic (EM) field in
3-D space.
Like
atomic ground states, the presence of heat or cold alters a photon’s
energy
state. Thus temperature affects the ground state of the photon as it acts
as an energy
transfer system. This mass transfer mechanism acts both at the cosmological
and at the
atomic level. This significantly contributes to the dynamic equilibrium with
all other
matter in the cosmological balance of the universe. Depending on the degree
of cold, the
photon streams can resemble giant strings across pockets of deep space.
(Anthony
H. J. Fleming and Elizabeth B. Colorio)
Black Light!
The Frozen Photon!
..........Gamma-radiation from a black hole swallowing a star some 3.2 billion years ago
.............Big Bang (WIMPS accelerating to the borders of the Universe)
(The new Cosmo-bible)
In the beginning, a tiny bubble of spacetime,
a billion-trillion-trillionth of a centimeter across,
popped spontaneously into existence out of nothing
as the result of a random quantum fluctuation.
It was seized by an intense anti-gravitational force
which caused it to expand with explosive rapidity.
In scarcely more than a billion-trillion-trillionth
of a second the universe swelled to about 10 to the negative 33rd cm,
the size of a grapefruit.
The anti-gravitational force then disappeared,
and the inflationary phase of accelerating expansion
came to an abrupt halt amid a burst of heat.
The heat energy and gravitational energy of expanding space then produced matter and, as the universe cooled, more and more structure began to "freeze out" -- first nuclei, then atoms, and finally galaxies, stars, and planets.
Big bang theorists used to believe that at the moment of the big bang,
the entire universe was concentrated in an infinitesimal point
of infinite density and temperature known as a "singularity."
In reality, however, quantities cannot become infinite or infinitesimal because these are mathematical abstractions.
The latest thinking among cosmologists is that singularities cannot exist: before 10 to the negative 43rd seconds after the big bang,
when the universe measured 10 to the negative 33rd cm across,
the distinction between time and space is said to become blurred
as a result of quantum fluctuations, with the result that an infinitesimal
point can never form and the origin of the universe does not occur at a precise moment
but is "smeared out."
(where is the man with the long beard?)
Life on Mars?
UWO8374: Unidentified Weightless Object.
(photograph Sybrand Nobbe @ TheDarkMatterLab form the series 'NoGravity')