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Naval Research Lab IGY Rocket Sun Report Final 1959
thst ths rsiiation is amitted from spots and patohes over the solar surface and this belps us to understand the rcasons or the wida ranga of variations and repid chsnges in quality of radio propsgatior. Svantually such rocket astronomy techziques will permit us to photograph the aun routinely in tho...
View DocumentNaval Research Lab IGY Rocket Sun Report Continuation 1959
containing almost no golatine mst bo used. This is very fragile and care rust be taken not to touch ths surfuce otberwise the imege will be wiped off. Oncs in flight it is still no emall feat to ensure taking good pietures becsuse the rooket is sure to be urstable rolling and pitehing and yawing. Pr...
View DocumentNYTimesMagazine UFO Cover 1976
This Magazine twoprrireorona in IS The New Hork Eimes Mlagazine FEBRUARY29,1976 SECTION6 DO YOU SINCERELY WANT TOL LEAVE THIS PLANET? PAGE12 DEATH OFA DYE? PAGE9 ONTENTS:PAGE4 巴
View DocumentNORAD Setup Communications Note Larry Williams Lead
Larry Wiflims- 0.233s-343 Lanriny Cil Econd:do, Ca fornia 9202) ond s chuil sag tngin of wenno setup- Noeno dos use puhti telp doi mr ote huro p Din od Supten-bney EN HEWES UJFO
View DocumentNORAD RED ALERT
NORAD RED ALERT HaydeaHewas A leak in comunications involving the underground North Amerlcan Air Defense Comand Center at Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado, and several military installations may have revealed a war with allen spacecraft in wbien It vas reported that tvo Ameriean fighter Interceptors and ...
View DocumentNASA Official Portrait James A. McDivitt Issued Sep 10 1964
MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER OFFICIALPHOTOGRAPH COLORPORTRALT 10SEPTSMBER54 364-31.052 KAENED SPACRCEAPYCENERHOUSTOA, XAS ASTRONAUTJARDVt HEWES 形 PHOTOSREDIT-NASAOR NATIONALAERONAUTICSAND SPACEADMINISTRATION Thisphotograph is released fanon-ccimmercial, non- copyrighablopubll ilornationse.Wtegpermission...
View DocumentMulti Dimensional Space Time Report Page
38. franue of rofcreuce, while the center of masy appears to movc with a unifoxm velocity as if all mass is concentrated at a center point. Thercfore, the ebsolute veloeity of che iramc of roference will aEfect the absolute leugth of che arc (hypo- tenuse). The absolute lengtis of arc (hypotenuse), ...
View DocumentMicrowave Beam Pattern Tests
MICROWAVE BEAMPATTERN TESTS measurements show a marked improvement inthe RadiaTion Pattns from SPINCASTING have her berwidthsnsideloetuawhnSPiNCAST- INGSareuedAs a eampleaooprisnmeasurv taken independently by cusorerDatashown un thee enal 34so mc showx the sla:nlardchuck-spun pages is presented by l...
View DocumentMexican Military Attach\M C\M ) Response on UAP Inquiry \M b\M^@\M^S Referral Only\^JAugust 12, 1959
EMBAJADA DE MEXICO Letter number:- 518. QFICINADELAGREGADOMILITAR WABHINGTONS.D.C August 12, 1959. Mr.Hayden Hewes. 2726 N.W.34th.St. Cklahoma City, Okla. Dear Mr.Hewes e deal wit thtudgiveyo theinforation wante case you do not recieve an ane we ar sorrybut we can not belp any further. Yours truly B...
View DocumentMcDivitt Sighting Part II Oberg
McDIVITT SIGHTING: PART II By James Oberg The McDivitt UFO photo'—the exhaust." "tadpole"-had a life entirely apart Once the Condon commite had ike what I saw in space.The cameras from the actual McDivitt UFOreport. endorsed McDivtt’s UFO in 1969,the were not set properly or the lighting Immediately...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 66 James E McDonald public disclosure strategy September 1966
-66- During the month of September McDonald made the decision to go public. Much of the planning evidently took place over the phone because the first indication of this turn about, other than the August 25,1966 letter to Ha11,came in a September 27 strategy letter from Hall. McDonald did not know h...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 287 legitimacy funding and paradigm entrenchment in UFO research
-287- For the latter will determine if the area receives funding. And funding is in all likelihood the best indicator of legitimacy. This is because once a paradigm is well heeled and has its own journals within which to publish it is less open to attack even if critics exist who disagree with its u...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 258 McDonald borderland science advocacy and types of scientists
-258- This conception views the scientist not as a passive seeker after truth in the groves of academe, but rather as an active advocate doing what- ever he perceives as necessary to foster his research. In chapter two the case for this argument received documentation through a detailed look at McDo...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 225 Condon Report AAAS Symposium Planning and Scientific Politics
-225- Aviation Week and Space Technology and someone from the Air Defense Command would make for an interesting discussion. A few weeks later Page wrote Hugh Odishaw at the AAAS again to explain the plans for the symposium and to request that the AAs, which would review the Condon Report, release it...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 189 Roush UFO Hearings Congressional Lobbying April 1968
-189- they did not materialize waited for the Boulder confrontation to develop before taking further action. When it did, in April 1968,he forwarded Roush the Look article and his 1/31/68 Tetter to Low which ignited the confrontation. Three days later Roush asked for UFO Hearings on the House floor....
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 133 McDonald Condon Committee advisory conflict and project monitoring
-133- McDonald again offered his services in an advisory capacity. When Condon was slow to invite him to Boulder he chaffed at the bit and, as we saw, eventually obtained an invitation by sheer perseverance. What he found at CU did not please him and he concluded that the project had to be closely m...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation page 103 McDonald RAND briefing and Condon CU interactions
-103- tape a piece solely of his (McDonald's) own corments, McDonald decided to proceed to New York. The low points of the West Coast trip consisted of finding a lack of dynamism among the NICAP Subcommfttees and a UFO briefing at Rand which indicated to McDonald that Mary Romig knew little about th...
View DocumentMcCarthy dissertation footnotes section referencing Jacobs Vallee Hynek and USAF Project Sign
FOOTNOTES See David Jacobs, The UFO Controversy in America, Indiana University Press,1975,for an excellent discussion of this period. See Jacque Vallee, AnatomofaPhenomenon, H.Reger Co., Chicago,1965. 3J.Allen Hynek, The UFO Experience, H. Regnery, Inc.,Chicago. 1972,p. 49. 4Ibid. p.67. HNEWES 5Ibid...
View DocumentMartians Didnt Crash Into Aurora Windmill
UFO investigator Exhumation of pilot's grave asked well-known invetigator of unidenfied fying oujcts has appealcd to the Aurora Cemetery Axociation to allow xlnatinn ef a grave believed to contain the body of a LFo pilot. Walter 11.Andrus Jr.of Quincy Il.executive director ol the Midwest Unidentilie...
View DocumentMartians Didn't Crash Into Aurora Windmill
Martians Didn't Crash Into Aurora Windmill EVE JUL 101972 by.Jerr Flemmons For the thousand first and what most Aurorans did then. professor oncc investigated asttime, no, absolutely not. There were, though, news- the Aurora crash. lie went o spaee ships. No Marians. paper stories, which said that o...
View DocumentMap of UFO Related Electrical Interference and Debris Recovery Sites
Brooksville"be-be"metallic shavings,"angel hair,"andotheralien black dot depicts those areas where UFO "debris such as the electromagnetic phenomena have been most frequently reported.The engines—theagged lihtingsymbolindicates where theseypesof —blackouts, brownouts, and temporary cessation of auto...
View DocumentMap of Reported Humanoid UFO Occupant Sightings Across the United States
have beensighted in allifty states, the lilealienskullsonthismap epict where such beings have been most treguently reported Although humanoidUFOoccupants and other eerie alien-type entities X 昌 NV300 ILNYUV
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POTTAWAIOMIE HUGHES CLEVELAND 公 花 ' 39 C3EZH J 10 HEWES 口 HHAYDEN Anisburg G PIT 43 A MURRAY CURSOR CUTING LINE 35 ATOKA CARTER OCaney AUY Mhlburn Emnen olsbm Minnswlie 22 Kenet
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