FSR (Flying Saucer Review) Correspondence and Reports

This document consists of excerpts from the Flying Saucer Review (FSR), a periodical dedicated to the study of UFO phenomena. The content is divided into several sections, including editorial commentary, reader correspondence, and reports on specific sightings. A significant portion of the text addresses the prevalence of 'notched' or 'nicked' UFO photos, which are attributed to specific shutter mechanisms on automatic camcorders rather than extraterrestrial craft. The editor references Belgian investigator Patrick Ferryn and the book 'Vague d'Ovni sur la Belgique' to support this technical explanation.

Other sections include personal accounts of sightings from various locations, such as Benington, Hertfordshire, where a witness describes a bright, buttercup-yellow object hovering at low altitude. Another report details a sighting in Puerto Rico near El Yunque Mountain, involving 'little greys.' The document also touches upon historical incidents, such as a 1949 event in Norwood, Ohio, involving a searchlight and a stationary object, and mentions the 'Missing Time' phenomenon in relation to ancient texts.

Furthermore, the document features a discussion on the 'science of something else,' questioning whether UFOs are a scientific problem or a supernatural one. There is also a critique of the 'New Age' movement and the S.E.T.I. project, with contributors expressing skepticism toward mainstream scientific and religious institutions regarding their handling of UFO information. The text concludes with various letters from readers sharing their personal experiences and philosophical reflections on the nature of the universe and the potential existence of extraterrestrial life.