AMSKAYA Newsletter of the STAR Fellowship No. 93 October 2012 spaceE.a rltioedratyh,re o vewra ss eewni ggliitnwsgh eelbsa cakn df ourdtuhr ifinnga l . checbkesf otrtse e tosff a crotshsse u rfaocfMe a rsE.n gineaetmr iss sicoonn trhaovlbe e en UFOS PICKED UP BY CURIOSITY TheD aily Mail reporotneA du gus2t2 ndt hatth reo veCru riostihtyar te cenatrlryi voend runnians ge rioeftse sbtesf otrheoe n e-tvoenh icfilres'dtsr iwvhei cihse xpecint etdh nee xt couploefd ays. 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Y ouTubues eSrt ehpe nH annardp,a rotfa gr oupc allAeldi eDni sclosUuKr,se p ottetdh e anomaloinet sh eN ASA images, publicloyn t haesv paailcaaegb elnec y's waenbds ite, appliaes de rioeffis l tetrotrs y t os heldi gohntt hmey sterRye.f errtiotn hgfe o upri n-points ofl igphitc tuirnte hdse k ioefsM ar(sb elohwe)s ,a id: o'bFjoeuccrat usg bhyMt a rsC uriosity, verdyi fficutlomt a keo uotn o rigiinmaalgs eo I h avues eadf ewfi ltetrohs i ghli'gWhhta.t aret hesfeo uorb jecUtFsO?s D,u spta rticolrse osm,e theilnsgeA ?sa lwayyso ud ecide.' Howevevri deaon alMyasrtc D antoni-woh oi,n t hien teroefsfu tlsld iscloshuarse ,w orked Picture of the Martian bills with three objects in the sky onp rojefcottrsh eU .Sg.o vernmen-ttoltdh Heu ffingtoPno stth atth esaer es imp'ldye ad pixeilnst 'h iem ag-ea r egulparro blienmt hweo rlodfgr aphicIsn.d eemda,n yc omputers and mobilpeh onedse veldoepad p ixeplr obleamssd ,om odernd igictamaelr as. Dantonsiaoi 'dA:ft ewra tchitnhgve i deioti, s a ctuaqluliytc ei etahra tth esaer eo ne-pixel sizeimda gean omalieIsfu .l lcyo ncautrt hipso intth atth easerd ee apdi xeolnst hiem ager. AllC CD [camerhaasv]te h ema,n di na b landa tmosphleirkteeh aattM arst,h ewyo ulbde very obavsioo pupso steoda na ctiavtem osphleirkEeear th, wthheercyeo uledn du ph idden foarl ontgi mbee foarney onneo tictehde m.' Anothveird eaop peatross howa no bjercits ifrnogm theh orizofno,l lowsehdo rtly afterwarbdysa nothsemra lolb jeNcAtS.A h asn optu bliccolmym entoende ith'esri ghting'. Enlargement of two of the UFOs. Clearly they are more than one pi.xel in size as different parts have different shades, so cannot be "dead pixels". The shapes around them are Curiosais tiyx,- wheveelheidct lhseei zoefa c ompaccatrl ,an deidn siadv ea satn,c iiemnpta ct reminiscent ofAlex Birch's famous photograph (which he still claims was genuine). cratneeraM ra rse'q uatoonAr u gu6s atft earn e ight-m3o5n4t-hm,i lliovno-ymaithrgloeeu gh 2 3 nothing in it. Prime Ministers probably do not know about it. Some presidents may have been partially briefed but it has been compartmentalised. Would it cause panic if everything was revealed? He thought so. People have been abducted among other things. They couldn't come out with it all. A group outside theU K government have the knowledge, and they liaise closely with the Americans. Intelligence gathering has been going on a long time, but some people are coming forward. Air Marshall Peter Horsley, an equerry to Prince Philip, had a two hour meeting with an human-like extraterrestrial being in London organised by a British army general. He had been disturbed that the being was able to read his mind and said he knew all of Britain's military secrets. This is in his autobiography Sounds from Another Room. There seem to be many types of extraterrestrial -all humanoid but with many differences. Why would SETI {the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) lie when they say there has not been evidence for extraterrestrials? Many may be ignorant of it and have never studied it. He has visited the Aricebo telescope in Puerto Rico and found only a fraction of its time Videoofmovingobjectoverthehorizon. Thiscannotbeadeadpixeleither,oritwould is spent on SETI -the rest is used by theU S military. This is ironic as Puerto Rico is a centre only appear on one of the frames. of activity for aliens. TIMOTHY GOOD INTERVIEWED ON THE MOORE SHOW How has he been allowed to write books - has he been part of the process? Possibly The Moore Show, with Kevin Moore, is a chat show broadcast on satellite channels as indirectly. Some are aware of the dangers of a major event bringing everything out, others well as online at YouTube. Recently it featured an interview with UFO author Timothy think people are not entitled to know anything. Has he ever felt in danger or intimidated? Good, who spoke on various opinions he has developed in the course of his investiga­ To a certain extent yes. He had been in the States in the 1970s and noticed two US tions. government cars near the motel where he was staying. He found someone had been in the room and had taken his research notes. When asked how he was introduced to the subject he said it had been in 1955 when a cousin he knew was interested in air and space matters asked him what he thought about flying Has he ever made contact? Yes, in 1963 and 1967. In the latter he had been in New York saucers. From this he went on to read Flying Saucers are Real by Donald Keyhoe, with the London Symphony Orchestra and had been talking with some people about aliens describing sightings by pilots and other responsible people, and from this he was hooked. liaising with NASA and assisting in the space orogramme, He was in the lobby of the Park Sheraton Hotel when he tried to send a telepathic message that if they were working here Hasn't the government saidU FOs are no threat and so they are not interested in the matter? could they sit down and prove it. Half an hour later a man in an immaculate suit came in, He said this was just a public relations job-people tend to call either the media or the police tanned with wavy sandy hair and glasses. He sat down, took aNew York Times from his when they see a UFO, and the police always pass it on to the MOD. Behind the scenes briefcase, turned pages and replaced it. He sent the message that ifhe was what he thought the investigations continue in secrecy - in 1978 11 million pounds were spent on it. could he put his index finger against his nose, which he immediately did. Then he looked Thousands of pages ofUK relatedU FO files have been released, but hardly any of them at him seriously and walked away. have been classified any higher than confidential - mainly because they don't release witnesses' names. They get more requests on this than any other subject. Is there a genetic connection with them? They all say we are genetically related. They colonised the solar system, coming initially to Mars and Venus- the high grounds of Venus Do the military know about this? He said the Americans are in control, as told him by and Mars, which then lost its atmosphere and they came to Earth and interbred with us, someone who had been in operations rooms in the 1950s. CIA and USAF intelligence at the time ofCro-Magnon man. Some of them look very similar to us. collaborate with RAF intelligence and the government is out of the loop except on a need to know basis. Churchill wrote a letter asking what it was all about and was told there was Are abductions in our best interest? Are they real? Yes, they are real-there are cases from 4 5 all over the world. There are different types, not just the grey. They have said the purpose situation is alarming, but we have to be prepared. He can't imagine the complete cover-up is to extract genetic material and create hybrids. They say it is for our benefit but he thinks lasting more than twenty years. it is for theirs. Earth is very special in this region, with its biodiversity and its water. There are huge bases under the Pacific and elsewhere. We have a degree of liaison but there is Goldilocks planet in binary star system a conflict of interests on the future of the planet. Others want to help, but also require things. In The Material World on Radio 4 on August 30th it was reported that a solar system of two planets has been discovered by the Kepler space telescope which is in orbit round the Are any of them highly evolved spiritually? Some may be nillions of years ahead in this. He Sun. Professor Andrew Cameron and Dr. Jan Zalasiewicz discussed the system, and said mentioned the Amicizia (Friendship) group in Italy which had had contacts with people that one of the planets, about three times the size of the Earth, is within the so-called wanting to help humanity. But there are some which do not have our best interests at heart. "Goldilocks Zone", where the temperature is just right to support life. The telescope has found over 700 planets of other stars, and some, including Kepler 22b, are around a Sun­ Is Darwin out of the window? Not entirely. We did come from the ape family but at certain like star in the habitable zone. But Kep ler 4 7 round its binary stars shows that different kinds times we were interfered with and hybridised. Are there alien descriptions in the Bible? Yes, of stars could also have habitable planets. Binary star systems have featured in science a lot, also the Hindu Vedas and ancient Greeks. In Genesis sons of God saw the daughters fiction, such as Tattooine in Star Wars and Magarathea in The Hitchikers' Guide to the of men, there were angels and such things as Elijah going to heaven in a fiery chariot, and Galaxy, but it was thought that such systems could not support planets. also Ezekiel. In the New Testament also, Jesus was telepathic, could levitate and cure, and was taken into a cloud. Since this was reported it has been revealed that the Alpha Centauri system has an Earth­ sized planet. This trinary system is the nearest to us, four light years away, and consists Why will most people in their lifetime not see a UFO? He shares the frustration -he only of Alpha Centauri and a companion, Sun-like stars, with the red dwarfProxima Centauri. The sees anything unexplainable about every ten years or so. Maybe it is because he knows planet is, however, very close to its star. It was mentioned that either larger planets or smaller what the explainable ones are. Most reports are of explainable things, and Chinese hot air ones closer in give stronger signals, so there could be an Earth-size one further out. But balloon lanterns have been responsible for a lot. So there is frustration here, but there are if Adamski's cosmology turns out after all to be correct, it may not matter how close in the other things like the flying triangles seen from Wales and the Midlands-they may be craft planet is. we have that are beyone anything we could imagine, and would be beyond top secret, capable of space travel. It has been said by someone involved in the stealth projects that BBC report on BUFORA we now have the capability to travel among the stars, but it would take an act of God to get A group of British UFO-watchers is celebrating 50 years of searching for spacecraft in the it released. So some UFOs could be ours. sky. What keeps them looking for extra-terrestrial life? There are no windows in the functional-looking basement hall beneath a north London hotel. But everyone gathered Are there bases all over the planet? Some are in the Pacific in deep trenches, and on sea here is gazing to the heavens. Figuratively speaking, that is. mounts, others under mountains, according to the Amicizia group. Some are even deeper, using advanced technology. But there are still extraterrestrials too. Our planet is attractive, The annual conference of the British UFO Research Association (Bufora), is a gathering but perhaps not the people. There are bases on Mars and the Moon too, and he thinks NASA of enthusiasts for unexplained aerial phenomena that might, they speculate, be evidence are collaborating with some. There were aliens on the Moon when Buzz Aldrin landed there, of extra-terrestrial intelligence. Dozens of them have travelled from around the UK to be here. and they were accompanied by a bell-shaped flying craft. A lady who was at a conference They listen to guest speakers patiently and attentively. Many carefully take notes during with Neil Armstrong was told by him that there were craft on the Moon and they were lectures on such topics as "Ghost Rockets", "Political, Cultural and Social Influences of frightened, and they got the impression they were not welcome. This may be why the Apollo UFOs" and "Behind All The Anomalous Reports". programme ceased. But he thinks we may go back to the Moon as we may be collaborating with some of the more friendly ones. But there may be a conflict of interests over the planet Ufology-as its followers like to term it-is a subculture with its own lexicography-greys, and we are in the middle. contactees, close encounters. Bufora delegates browse UFO titles at a bookstall The ufologists also have their own recurring motifs -abductions, government cover-ups -and How much longer can they keep the information secret? He feels there is no way they can a distinctive visual aesthetic which looks like a sort of blend of the retro-futurist and the sit on it for ever. Why is it ridiculed and yet in so many TV advertisements etc? This was New Age. At a bookstall, delegates browse titles like The Real Men in Black by Nick a clever plan from 1953 and very successful. But we should not blame them entirely. The Redfem, Reflections ofa UFO Investigator by Kevin Randle and The Occult Significance 6 7 of UFOs by Douglas Baker. decision to close its UFO desk in 2009 led several mainstream commentators to conclude that the phenomenon was a distinctively 20th Century one, unique to an era of Cold War paranoia, The predominant demographic is older men. But somewhere between a quarter and a third space race-fuelled technological optimism and pop culture references to aliens and extra­ of Bufora attendees look under 30 and a similar proportion are female. Bufora styles its terrestrials. There was even speculation that the effect was partly down to 9/11. With a new approach as "scientifically factual", distancing itself from the more esoteric and mystical and definitely real enemy to focus on, the uncommitted would be less drawn to ufology, the wings of the movement, such as the Raelians, who believe the Earth was created by an alien theory went. race called the Elohim, and followers of David Icke, who teaches that the human race was bred by reptilians from the constellation Draco. But still the ufologists gather, longing to discover more about these strange sightings in the sky. "The movie Close Encounters oft he Third Kind caused a membership surge for us, as Instead, Bufora devotes its efforts to fact-checking unexplained sightings. The group says did ET and then the X Files," smiles Bufora chairman Matt Lyons, a cheerful45-year-old music that 95% of the 500-plus sightings reported to its National Investigations Committee each teacher from Kent. year can be explained rationally. And the rest-well, they aren't ruling anything out. Not aliens, anyway. This logic, and indeed the very notion of an empirically rigorous UFO-spotter, is While unexplained celestial happenings have been witnessed throughout history, UFO­ guaranteed to provoke snorts of derision from sceptics who regard ufology as a blend of spotting as a popular phenomenon took off after US airman Kenneth Am old reported sighting pseudo-science, conspiracy theory and mystical hokum. nine disc-shaped objects while airborne in 1947. Five years later, George Adamski attracted huge publicity after claiming that he had met Nordic-looking aliens who warned him about Certainly, speakers may stress the importance of maintaining an evidence-based approach the dangers of nuclear war. Against this backdrop, Bufora was founded in September 1962 and not letting one's beliefs colour judgements. But the questions from the floor tend to as an amalgamation of various regional groups. concern whether they think a spacecraft landed at Rendlesham Forest in Suffolk in 1980 or if they believe the American government is covering something up at Area 51 in Nevada. No­ Mainstream scientists were not yet embarrassed to be associated with UFOs, recalls retired one demurs when the TV presenter Lionel Fanthorpe tells the audience that the "major civil servant and veteran UFO-watcher Lionel Beer. The Duke ofEdinburgh was even claimed possibilities" for explaining strange things in the sky include parallel universes, extra­ as a subscriber to Flying Saucer Review. At Bufora's inaugural meeting, in west London's terrestrial life and "psychic phenomena". Kensington Central Library, it was "standing room only", Beer wistfully remembers. But even opponents would have to concede that the ufological world view has seeped into Arguably the high point ofufology's influence on British political life came when the House the mainstream. A study for National Geographic magazine in June found that 36% of ofLords earnestly debated the subject in January 1979. By this time, however, sky-watching Americans said they believed in UFOs and one in 10 claimed they had spotted one. Almost had taken a darker turn. In the believer's worldview, aliens had been the wise, benevolent 80% thought the government had concealed information on the subject from the public. secular angels of Adamski's depiction. But by the end of the 1970s belief was growing in a Nonetheless, the last decade has seen a succession of news reports foretelling a crisis in huge government cover-up at Roswell, Nevada - a plot that, coincidently, began to be ufology. speculated about soon after the Watergate scandal shattered public faith in politicians. Numerous UFO sightings in the UK were published by the National Archives in 2012, but Indeed, it's possible to see postwar Western social history reflected through the prism ofUFO UFO-spotting is nothing new, with many cases being recorded in different countries: belief-from early optimism about technological advance through Cold War fears of attacks from above, via 1960s counterculture and the later cynicism that would find its zenith with the 1946 -Polish-born American George Adamski claimed to have seen a large cigar-shaped X Files. For this reason, even sceptics like Dr David Clarke of Sheffield Hallam University­ "mother ship". who successfully campaigned for the MoD to release its UFO-related files - believe the 194 7 -reports of an object crashing near Roswell, New Mexico was thought to be an extra- phenomenon is nonetheless worth studying as a powerful example of 20th Century folklore terrestrial spacecraft. The US army countered that the debris recovered belonged to a weather and mythology. "Of course, it's pseudo-science," he says. "But people have always looked � balloon. in e' sky and seen things that were odd or puzzling. Before aliens, it was angels, ghosts and 1980 -The Rendlesham Forest incident, when lights and a craft were reportedly seen in the sptnts. forest in Suffolk near RAF Woodbridge. The folding of the long-established UFO Magazine in 2004 and the Ministry of Defence's "What it tells us is that, as human beings, we need to fmd explanations and believe in 8 9 something bigger than ourselves." Welsh Triangle still active? Durintgh eS ocietoyfL eyhuntMeoorts a tP embrokesihnSi erpet embweerw ,e raet P orthclais N otthatall non-believers entirely reject life in the ufologyworld. Writer and film-maker Mark Harbouarn do verhetahrleda diynt hkei osska yitnogs omeotnhea tth eraree" al ootf UFOss een Pilkington-whose book about the subculture, Mirage Men, forms the basis of a forthcoming rounhde reP"e.m brokesihsti harere e laa rgecloyv erbeytd h beoo kT he Welsh Triangle byP etPearg et, documentiann gu mbeorfs trikUiFnOgh appeniwnhgisc ahp paretnootklp yl acdeu ritnhgel ate documentary - has fond memories of his early days in the UFO community before he 1970sT.h irse latisvmeallaylr eoaf Britaapipna rehnatdla yl argneu mbeorfs pectaccualsaers abandoned its core tenets. includai nnugm bero foc cupanrte poratnsdt, hel adyco'msm ents uggestthsa atc tiviisst tyi ll contintuoian neg x tetnhtap te optlhei nokfi ta sa n ormapla rotfl ifteh ere. "If you get into it and take it seriously, you have to learn about physics, chemistry, meteorology and so on," he says. "It can give you a really good grounding in reality, 11 11 LETTERS ironically." Even the sceptics, it seems, are staring at the stars. Sent by Chris Doherty One UFO a month,saysAirTrafficControl from Norman Darwen, Lostock, Lancashire: Richard Deakin, head ofUK Air Traffic Control, is responsible for making sure over 6,000 flights move safely through the airspace every day. During an interview on Radio 4's Today Theriess omef ootagoefan unknowonb jeicntt h sek ya bovBeo ltoLna,n cashitraek,eb nyW arren Greenat 11am on3 1st Au2g0u1s2tT,,h eo bloonbgj edcutb,b e"dt hfley insgo fbay"W arreanp,p ears programme he was pressed about whether his staff have encountered unidentified flying tob es pinniansig fb,l owiinntg h wei nda,n dfl ashian wgh itlei ghtth,o utghhe sel oodkom orlei ke objects. The interviewer, Simon Jack, said "My children asked me to ask you this question: ligrhetfl ecttiomoen.sI wto ulsde etmo m et ob es omkei nodfb allootnh,o uogthh emrisg hdti sagree have you or any of your staff ever had to explain an unidentified flying object? Is there a andW arrehni mseflefe listi sn ot.T hef ootagcane bev ieweadth ttp://www.youtube.com/ procedure?" Mr. Deakin replied: "Occasionally there are objects that don't conform to watch?v=gUo-vhgz4zQ. normal traffic patterns-not just from a UK point of view but around the world. I have to say it's not something that's occupied a huge amount of my time though." "Isth at a yes?" WEB SITES "Thaitsa y es- typicaarloluy nonde a month." Thef oUowiwnegb s iteasr ea lrle levatnoex ttr aterresctriaol ntact "Onea m onthT!h es kieasrb eu zzinwgi tUhF Os!" All the Planets are Inhabited: Adamski Saucers on Google Street View? http://wwewg.y outh.fscnoe.t.u klatpai Two mysterious and identUiFcOa'las l mo1s,0t0 0 mileasp art Flying Saucers, Leys and Lost Technology-the Tony Wedd site: havbee eonb servoenGd o ogle Maps- raisqiunegs tiaso tno s http://www.egyouth.fsnet.co.ukltony what they are and how Voices from Space-the Philip Rodgers site, detailing his amazing tape they were photo­ recordings as well as free energy research and extraterrestrial language: graphed there in the first http/w:ww .spacevoice.fuskn et.co. place. The red orb-like The Great Isosceles Triangle ofEngland -leys and orthoteny (UFO sighting shapes are visible to all lines): http://www.egyouth.fsnet.co.ukltriangle users of the application The Real Stonehenge and Avebury-Mollie Carey's photos of carvings at online at Ja cksonville in ancient sites, and extraterrestrial connection: Texas and atthe Sky City Texas New Mexco http://www.egyouth.fsnet.co.uk Casino Hotel on 32 In- The Ley Hunter 1969-76-the magazine on leys, with some articles by Tony dian Service Route 30, Acoma Pueblo in New Mexico. At both locations the same object Wedd: appears in the sky hovering over the street and was first pointed out to ABC News affiliate http://www.9t 7l6h.f6s nceot.. uk KLT V in East Texas by Andrea Dover who noticed the first UFO while using Google Maps to get directions. Daily Mail, 28 September 2012 10 11 THE HIDDEN UNITY and BEGINNINGS The Hidden Unity looks at the strange phenomenon of subconscious siting of ley points, and notes that places of worship, of all religions and all ages, tend to predominate on leys. The environmental and philosophical implications of this are discussed, and the apparent necessity of worship but irrelevance of doctrine. Two ley centres are given as examples, and investigated in depth- the Shah Jehan Mosque in Woking and the Guru Nanak Sikh Temple, Scunthorpe. There is an appendix by Eileen Grimshaw on the significance of the Pagan religion to this study. Illustrated with photographs, maps and line drawings. £2 plus 30p p&p from the Amskaya address. Please make cheques payable to J. Goddard. Beginnings is about a series of potentially useful discoveries, mainly made by Jimmy Goddard over a period of about twenty years, but having some overlap with discoveries made by others. For various reasons, the investigations are all in their early stages, and some have not been continued. They include earth energy detection, natural antigravity, subconscious siting, ley width, and the solar transition effect. There is also a chapter on cognitive dissonance - a psychological factor which seems to have been at the root of all bigotry- scientific, religious and other - down the ages. The booklet is concluded with an account of the discovery of leys by Alfred Watkins.£2 plus 30p p&p from the Amskaya address. Please make cheques payable to J. Goddard. EARTH PEOPLE, SPACE PEOPLE In 1961, Tony Wedd produced a manuscript Earth Men, Space Men, detailing many claims of extraterrestrial contact. It was never published, and I had thought it was lost, though it has recently been located- Tony had given it to Timothy Good. To try to make up for the loss in a much more modest size, this booklet was prepared. As well as giving details of some of the more prominent contact claims, there are articles on the history of the STAR Fellowship and some of its personalities, evidence for life in the Solar System and investigation into extraterrestrial language. £2 plus 30p p&p from the Amskaya address. Please make cheques payable to J. Goddard. THE LEGACY OF TONY WEDD This CD-ROM is an electronic form of the travelling exhibition Tony planned, using his voice, writing, photographs and drawings to illustrate his. research and findings in the fields of flying saucers, landscape energies and lost technology. £9.99 from the Amskaya address. Please make cheques payable to J, Goddard. AMSKA Y A is the newsletter of the STAR Fellowship, a continuation of the organisation formed in 1960 by Tony Wedd ofChiddingstone, who held that contact 1 Was the way ahead for flying saucer investigation. £4 for four quarterly issues from J. Goddard, 1, St. Paul's Terrace, Easton, Wells, Somerset, BA51DX. 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