Balder Ex-Libris

Author : UFO historical revue
Title : 13
Year : 2009

Link download : UFO_historical_revue_-_13.zip

From out of the past. Time: September 2006. The U.F.O. Historical Revue was buried along with the airships of the 1890s. But like many UFO stories, UHR is back from the dead. As oldstyle print journals disappear from the newsstands, digital technology allows special interest topics like unusual aerial phenomena to survive through small publications like this without the expense of hardcopy production. The same digital technology now allows us to do research like never before. Billions of pages of information are at our fingertips. With a few clicks we can retrieve government documents, read old newspapers and see detailed photographs. While UHR slept a waterfall of information rained from cyberspace virtually daily, bulging out research binders and folders with the most astonishing events that would otherwise have remained lost or delayed indeterminately. This assortment of oddities should flow into the open again. At the same time we note that many names from the past have left us in recent times. John Keel, Richard Hall, Robert Todd, Al Chop, and a host of other researchers and witnesses are lost to us now, except for the results they left behind. It remains for others to continue to unearth and sift what is out there to be discovered, that which those before us did not have the time to reach. It is thought that a revived UHR can help fill the void from the loss of Hall’s Journal of UFO History. ...