This issue of UFO Times (May/Jun 1995) provides a comprehensive overview of 1990s Ufology, covering international sightings, internal BUFORA policy changes, and academic theories regarding the UFO phenomenon. It highlights the community's ongoing debates over research methodology, witness ethics, and the potential for extraterrestrial presence.
This document is a 1995 issue of the BUFORA magazine, focusing on the controversy surrounding the Ray Santilli 'Roswell autopsy' film and the organization's efforts to modernize via the Internet. It provides contemporary perspectives on the film's authenticity, reports on various global UFO sightings, and summarizes the US GAO report on the 1947 Roswell incident.
This document is a 1995 issue of the BUFORA magazine 'UFO Times', documenting contemporary debates on the 'Roswell Autopsy' film, UK sighting reports, and the struggle for government transparency regarding UFO files.
This issue of UFO Times (Jan/Feb 1996) documents the death of researcher Karla Turner, discusses the standardization of UFO reporting data, and provides updates on the controversial Roswell film footage and various UK-based sightings.
This issue of UFO Times covers the 1995 Boeing near-miss report, the debunking of the Santilli alien autopsy footage, and the Fehrenbach-Case in Germany. It serves as an official publication of the British UFO Research Association (BUFORA).
This journal issue documents the 1996 debate within the British UFO Research Association regarding the authenticity of the 'Roswell' autopsy film and other alleged crash retrievals. It highlights the organization's push for scientific rigor and skepticism in the face of sensationalist claims.
This document is the July/August 1996 issue of the British UFO Research Association's journal, 'UFO Times'. It contains obituaries, organizational updates, research project summaries, and critical reviews of contemporary UFO literature and media.
This document is the September/October/November 1996 issue of the British UFO Research Association's journal, 'UFO Times'. It provides a comprehensive overview of contemporary UFO research, including case reports from the UK and Brazil, and discussions on the methodology of UFO investigation.
This document is a 1997 issue of the BUFORA journal 'UFO Times', containing reports on global UFO sightings, investigations into alleged alien implants, and an analysis of biological material from Israel. It also provides organizational updates and editorial perspectives on the state of ufology in the mid-1990s.
This document is the September/October 1997 issue of the BUFORA journal, UFO Times. It covers a range of topics including the 'earth lights' hypothesis, reports of UFO sightings globally, internal BUFORA policy changes regarding hypnosis, and debates over investigative ethics.
This journal issue from the British U.F.O. Research Association (BUFORA) provides a summary of 1965 research findings, including landing case statistics and theoretical discussions on UFO detection. It emphasizes a scientific, skeptical approach to investigating UAP phenomena.
This BUFORA Bulletin (No. 15) contains articles on astral experiences, ball lightning as a potential UFO misidentification, and the psychological risks of using hypnotic regression in UFO investigations. It also includes organizational news, reader correspondence, and a list of research publications.
This journal issue provides a detailed historical account of the 1959 Father William Gill UFO sightings in Papua and outlines the British U.F.O. Research Association's (BUFORA) stance on the scientific investigation of UFO phenomena in 1970.
This is the inaugural newsletter of the London Unidentified Flying Object Research Organisation (LUFORO) from December 1959, detailing the group's mission to unify UFO research and reporting on a July 1959 Pacific sighting.
This L.U.F.O.R.C. bulletin reports on the identification of a space object as a Discoverer satellite casing and discusses various contemporary theories regarding space visitors, Martian moons, and a tenth planet.
This bulletin from April 1960 outlines the organizational efforts to create a federation of British UFO researchers and documents two specific UFO sightings in South Wales. The sightings were officially attributed to weather balloons by the Air Ministry.
This 1960 L.U.F.O.R.O. bulletin links the U-2 spy plane incident to the alleged suppression of UFO information by a 'silence group.' It also highlights new 1959 USAF regulations requiring serious treatment of UFO reports.
This bulletin documents a 1960 investigation into mysterious ground circles in Evenlode, England, and provides updates on UFO research methodologies and other sighting reports.
This bulletin details the investigation of circular ground markings at Poplars Farm, Evenlode, and compiles several UFO sighting reports from June 1960. Scientific analysis of soil and grass samples from the Evenlode site yielded negative results.
This bulletin from the London Unidentified Flying Object Research Organisation (LUFORO) compiles 1960 sighting reports, investigates specific UFO incidents in Essex, and discusses the 'Straith Letter' controversy and alleged government censorship of UFO information.
The March 1961 LUFORO Bulletin compiles eyewitness accounts of UAP sightings from November 1960, primarily in Britain, and discusses various potential explanations including meteorites and satellite debris.
This bulletin compiles 1960 UFO sighting reports from the UK and abroad, highlighting discrepancies between eyewitness accounts and official government explanations. It serves as a record of contemporary UFO research activities and public discourse on the subject.
This June 1961 bulletin from the London Unidentified Flying Object Research Organisation compiles reports of UFO sightings across the UK and internationally. It discusses potential hostile encounters, official government denials, and the ongoing debate regarding the scientific study of unidentified aerial phenomena.
This issue of UFO Times provides a detailed organizational report for BUFORA for 1988-1989 and features a critical analysis of the Betty and Barney Hill abduction case by John Spencer, who posits it as a non-reality.
This document is the first journal of the British U.F.O. Association, detailing its formation, mission, and various UFO sighting reports from 1962-1963. It serves as a foundational record of early British ufology, including investigations into aerial phenomena and ground-based 'mystery craters'.
This journal issue serves as a record of BUFORA's activities, research, and editorial stance in late 1965. It documents specific UFO sightings, including a case in Essex involving engine failure, and promotes a scientific methodology for investigating UAP.
This journal issue contains reports of UFO sightings in the UK and Australia, including a police officer's account and a potential link to a fatal road accident. It also documents BUFORA's scientific methodology and organizational structure in 1966.
This bulletin documents the British UFO Research Association's activities in mid-1998, including investigations into historical MOD files, local laser-related sightings, and a 1995 'time loss' case. It also marks a leadership transition and reaffirms the organization's commitment to scientific research.
This journal issue documents the administrative and research activities of BUFORA in 1972, including a detailed account of a 1967 close encounter involving the Ardern family and the association's efforts to standardize UFO investigation procedures.
This journal issue details a 1967 UFO sighting in Whippingham, Isle of Wight, involving physical ground traces in a barley field. It also provides organizational updates for the British U.F.O. Research Association (BUFORA) and summaries of international UFO reports.
This journal issue details a 1968 UFO encounter in Hanbury, Staffordshire, and provides an overview of BUFORA's research philosophy and regional activities. It includes critical commentary on UFO research methods, the Condon Committee, and theories linking UFOs to ancient sites and Orgone energy.
This 1969 BUFORA journal issue documents UFO sightings in Warminster, introduces a new classification scheme for UFO phenomena, and provides critical commentary on the Condon Committee report. It serves as a record of the British U.F.O. Research Association's activities and theoretical discourse during that period.
This 1970 BUFORA Journal issue documents the association's efforts to professionalize UFO research in the UK. It features analyses of 1967 sighting patterns, defenses of specific Warminster incidents, and debates regarding the role of skepticism and psychology in ufology.
This journal issue outlines the British U.F.O. Research Association's 1970 stance on scientific investigation, critiques the 'contactee' phenomenon as potentially psychological, and provides a detailed sighting report from Warminster.
This newsletter provides administrative updates for the British Unidentified Flying Object Research Association (BUFORA) in August 1971, including committee changes, project reports on Warminster and the National Sky Watch, and an obituary for Dr. James E. McDonald.
This journal issue outlines BUFORA's 1975 research objectives, reports on specific UFO sightings in the UK and Spain, and features a critical debate on the validity of the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis.
This document is the July/August 1976 issue of the Bufora Journal, containing a detailed UFO sighting report from Redditch, organizational research updates, and historical analysis of UFO-related folklore. It provides insight into the British UFO Research Association's methodology and internal administrative state during the mid-1970s.
This BUFORA Journal issue documents multiple UFO sightings from 1975-1976, including radar-tracked incidents and reports from the Isle of Wight. It also outlines the association's internal administrative changes and its push for more professional, scientific investigation standards.
This journal issue provides a comprehensive overview of 1976-1977 UFO research activities in the UK, including detailed accounts of the Winchester and Vange sightings. It serves as a primary record of BUFORA's investigative methodologies, administrative structure, and international press monitoring during this period.
This BUFORA Bulletin provides an investigation into the 1998 Leeds lights, concluding they were likely military RPVs, and features a personal account of a 1978 close encounter by Elsie Oakensen. It also includes updates on UFO research projects and administrative news for the British UFO Research Association.
This journal issue details the formation of an international UFO research committee and provides a comprehensive report on the 1979 Livingston, Scotland, close encounter, which involved physical ground traces and witness injury.
This journal issue presents a scientific re-evaluation of the 1979 Livingston UFO incident, proposing an astronomical explanation, alongside technical papers on global UFO distribution and the integration of computer technology into ufological research.
This journal issue provides a detailed investigation into a 1980 Dumfries UFO sighting, rejecting official explanations, and discusses the professionalization of UFO investigation in Britain.
This November 1990 issue of UFO Times provides a ten-year retrospective on the Rendlesham Forest incident and reports on the 'Phantoms of the Sky' conference. It highlights the ongoing debate within the UFO community regarding whether sightings are physical extraterrestrial events or manifestations of human psychology and mythology.
This journal issue presents a scientific re-evaluation of the 1981 Cracoe Fell UFO case, concluding it was likely a sunlight reflection. It also details the ongoing Anamnesis project, which investigates the psychological profiles of UFO witnesses.
This BUFORA Bulletin from June 1983 documents the association's administrative updates and provides a detailed investigation into a 1982 UFO sighting in Milton Keynes. It highlights the difficulties faced by civilian researchers in obtaining official cooperation from government and police agencies.
This bulletin contains a detailed report on a 1985 Zimbabwe UFO sighting involving military pilots and an investigation into a 1984 sighting in Hinckley, UK. It also serves as a memorial to Dr. J. Allen Hynek and provides guidance for researchers on distinguishing astronomical phenomena from genuine UFO reports.
This BUFORA Bulletin from December 1998 provides critical analysis of British Ufology and detailed reports on historical and contemporary UFO incidents, including the Godmanchester, West Freugh, Phoenix, and Howden Moors cases. It emphasizes the need for rigorous research and provides historical context for various sightings and photographic evidence.
This document is a 1993 BUFORA publication detailing a specific case of alleged UFO-related physical injury (the Quantock Horror) and presenting articles that argue UFO phenomena are linked to human-led mind control experiments.
This issue of UFO Times investigates and debunks a purported 1989 UFO crash in Botswana, labeling it a hoax. It also features academic discussions on abduction research, the physiological effects of fear in witnesses, and updates on space exploration and upcoming ufology conferences.
This document is a BUFORA magazine issue from 1995 covering the Linda Napolitano abduction case, the Roswell incident, and critical investigations into UFO claims. It highlights internal debates within the Ufology community regarding research methodology and the handling of evidence.
This issue of UFO Times (May/June 1992) provides a contemporary overview of British ufology, featuring reports on international sightings, critical analysis of the Extra-terrestrial Hypothesis, and summaries of psychic research experiments conducted by BUFORA.
This issue of UFO Times documents the 1995 controversy surrounding Ray Santilli's alleged Roswell film and provides updates on BUFORA's research activities and the 8th International UFO Congress. It also features a specific sighting report from Northumberland and critical discourse regarding UFO research methodologies.
This document is a 1997 BUFORA press compilation detailing various UFO sightings across the UK. It highlights the public's interest in UAP phenomena and the official responses from agencies like the Ministry of Defence and the US Air Force.
This bulletin documents the 1998 Leeds UFO incident and provides critical analysis of remote viewing claims and the Gulf Breeze photograph controversy. It reflects the British UFO Research Association's 1999 stance on maintaining scientific rigor in ufological investigations.
This BUFORA newsletter from July 1999 compiles various UFO sighting reports from the UK, including a significant encounter by a commercial pilot. It also highlights contemporary efforts in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence and public opinion on the subject.
This BUFORA Bulletin issue from early 2000 covers administrative changes following the death of a key officer, research into the 'MILABS' theory of military-involved abductions, and a report of a flying triangle sighting near Malta.
This document is the August 2001 issue of the BUFORA Bulletin, detailing a national skywatch at Rendlesham Forest and various UFO/paranormal investigations. It highlights ongoing interest in the 1980 Rendlesham incident and explores topics ranging from mind control projects to specific witness accounts of missing time and physiological effects.