Please note: I have corrected the period of 35 minutes TIME, given from memory incorrectly in our The Paracast recording (But at least I had the 35 minutes part correct.), upon checking our photo-event spread sheet tonight. The correct time period was 10:50 to 11:25 PM, Central Daylight Savings Time.
Description: Between 10:50 and 11:25 PM, Central Daylight Savings Time, on July 19, 1978, the mobile UFO monitoring and recording laboratory and its three-person crew, were stopped on the north side of New Mexico Highway 380, which parallels the north edge of White Sands Proving Ground. The project's instruments were set up and operating at around 31 miles east of north-south Interstate Highway 25, and about 42 highway miles out of Socorro, New Mexico. The three-member field crew and its instruments (including a recording ELF magnetometer, a recording gravimeter, a spectrographic camera, and a telephoto film camera, and two audio recorders) were watching, listening-to, and recording two deep-red UFOs shaped very much like the object that had landed at Socorro, New Mexico, just over 14 years earlier, on April 24, 1964.
Time Elapse photo: The two red-glowing objects with detached equally red coronas (absent only for an arc of an estimated 40 degrees in the travel direction), were doing "show-off"-like maneuvers impossible for any known terrestrially-sourced aircraft, in front of huge, light-sequencing panels set up by some government operation, a little way below the top of high Oscura Peak, which dominates the north portion of White Sands.
Once, while moving in the same direction, one red object sped up to catch the other, whereupon they seemed to attach to one-another and began spinning around a common axis that seemed to coincide with the direction of travel. The [time elapsed] images you see here were recorded on 35 mm Ektachrome film while they were 'docked'.
During straight-ahead motion, no sound was heard from the objects, but in association with either of the two objects making a visually instantaneous reversal of direction (or, for that matter in connection with an equally instantaneous 90-degree turn), an approximately seven-second, awesomely loud rumble with deep, ground-shaking low frequency components, was heard, felt, and recorded. [audio recording to be posted this Sunday]
The analog graphs of the recorded extreme low-frequency (ELF) UFO-generated magnetic fields of the two UFOs, short segments of which are shown here, clearly show seven-second jumps in magnetic field magnitude in association with each reversal of direction, and strongly suggest that magnetic flux changes redirecting plasma flow for the direction change caused the approximate seven-second rumble, due to induced temporary instabilities in what at other times was a very quiet shock-free magneto-plasmadynamic (MPD) flow.
Soon after the 7-19-78 event, the audio recordings of the turn-related rumble were played for a Ph.D. plasma physicist, had asked to hear the recordings. He immediately declared, "Perfect!", explaining that change in in MPD flux required for such visually instantaneous changes of direction, would, of necessity, create temporary shock phenomena in the plasma, and that the recorded sounds were exactly what he would expect under such conditions.
The film-recorded single-line with line-splitting light spectra of the two UFOs confirms light emission in a very high-energy magnetic and/or intense electrical field, and both conditions would be present in the MPD field strongly suggested by the other phenomena as described above.
Ray Stanford
Founder and Director
Organization for Physical UFO Science
[It was formerly known, world-wide as Project Starlight International, and was founded in 1964; but its name was changed so as not be mistaken for Steven M. Greer's much later "Project Starlight".]
College Park, Maryland, USA
Description: Between 10:50 and 11:25 PM, Central Daylight Savings Time, on July 19, 1978, the mobile UFO monitoring and recording laboratory and its three-person crew, were stopped on the north side of New Mexico Highway 380, which parallels the north edge of White Sands Proving Ground. The project's instruments were set up and operating at around 31 miles east of north-south Interstate Highway 25, and about 42 highway miles out of Socorro, New Mexico. The three-member field crew and its instruments (including a recording ELF magnetometer, a recording gravimeter, a spectrographic camera, and a telephoto film camera, and two audio recorders) were watching, listening-to, and recording two deep-red UFOs shaped very much like the object that had landed at Socorro, New Mexico, just over 14 years earlier, on April 24, 1964.
Time Elapse photo: The two red-glowing objects with detached equally red coronas (absent only for an arc of an estimated 40 degrees in the travel direction), were doing "show-off"-like maneuvers impossible for any known terrestrially-sourced aircraft, in front of huge, light-sequencing panels set up by some government operation, a little way below the top of high Oscura Peak, which dominates the north portion of White Sands.
Once, while moving in the same direction, one red object sped up to catch the other, whereupon they seemed to attach to one-another and began spinning around a common axis that seemed to coincide with the direction of travel. The [time elapsed] images you see here were recorded on 35 mm Ektachrome film while they were 'docked'.
During straight-ahead motion, no sound was heard from the objects, but in association with either of the two objects making a visually instantaneous reversal of direction (or, for that matter in connection with an equally instantaneous 90-degree turn), an approximately seven-second, awesomely loud rumble with deep, ground-shaking low frequency components, was heard, felt, and recorded. [audio recording to be posted this Sunday]
The analog graphs of the recorded extreme low-frequency (ELF) UFO-generated magnetic fields of the two UFOs, short segments of which are shown here, clearly show seven-second jumps in magnetic field magnitude in association with each reversal of direction, and strongly suggest that magnetic flux changes redirecting plasma flow for the direction change caused the approximate seven-second rumble, due to induced temporary instabilities in what at other times was a very quiet shock-free magneto-plasmadynamic (MPD) flow.
Soon after the 7-19-78 event, the audio recordings of the turn-related rumble were played for a Ph.D. plasma physicist, had asked to hear the recordings. He immediately declared, "Perfect!", explaining that change in in MPD flux required for such visually instantaneous changes of direction, would, of necessity, create temporary shock phenomena in the plasma, and that the recorded sounds were exactly what he would expect under such conditions.
The film-recorded single-line with line-splitting light spectra of the two UFOs confirms light emission in a very high-energy magnetic and/or intense electrical field, and both conditions would be present in the MPD field strongly suggested by the other phenomena as described above.
Ray Stanford
Founder and Director
Organization for Physical UFO Science
[It was formerly known, world-wide as Project Starlight International, and was founded in 1964; but its name was changed so as not be mistaken for Steven M. Greer's much later "Project Starlight".]
College Park, Maryland, USA
