Flying Saucer Review Volume 47/2 Summer 2002

This document is the Summer 2002 issue (Volume 47/2) of the Flying Saucer Review, a publication dedicated to the study of UFOs and related phenomena. The issue contains a diverse collection of articles, editorials, and letters covering scientific, speculative, and anecdotal aspects of the UFO subject. A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to the 'Science Update' section, which discusses topics such as quantum superposition, organic optical control, and the ethics of biotechnology, framed within the context of how these developments might relate to the alien presence.

Ken Mortimer contributes an article titled 'An Electromagnetic Gyroscopic Propulsion System,' proposing a theoretical method for spacecraft propulsion using electromagnetic gyroscopes to interact with Earth's magnetic fields, drawing inspiration from astronomical observations and existing physics.

Jorge Martín provides extensive coverage on the hypothesis that Earth is a 'cosmic farm or nursery' for various alien species. He details several abduction cases, including those of Judy Doraty, Travis Walton, and Edward (Billy) Meier, and discusses the phenomenon of animal mutilations, suggesting these are linked to alien genetic research and the harvesting of biological materials. Martín also explores the 'Blonds' or 'Nordics'—a type of human-appearing alien—categorizing them into different groups such as those from the Pleiades, Procyon, and Orion, and discussing their alleged interactions with humanity, including telepathic communication and cross-breeding programs.

Gordon Creighton contributes an article on the 'Signs of the Times,' focusing on the shifting of the North Magnetic Pole and its potential consequences for life on Earth, including navigation and climate. The issue also includes a 'Readers' Letters' section, where the MUFON-CES organization challenges the authenticity of photographs associated with the Amaury Rivera case, arguing they are models. The magazine serves as a forum for both serious research and speculative discourse, maintaining a consistent focus on the implications of an extraterrestrial presence on Earth.