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| From Eyepod's Video Vault, Three of Adamski's UFO Films |
We wish to personally
thank Mr. Glenn
Steckling from GAF
International for his
support and
dedication in
preserving the work of
George Adamski.
Beyond his work for
the foundation Glenn
and his father Fred
also authored, We
Discovered Alien
Bases on the Moon II
What follows is a
Project Blue Book
UFO report from the
same day in the same
area as one of
Adamski's meetings.
Copied from microfilm
relating to a teletype
message concerning
a sighting at Salton
Sea, California on 20
November 1952:
>-UNIDENTIFIED
OBJECT SEEN PILOT
LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT
B50 5626, ON A
ROUND ROBIN FROM
DAVIS MONTHAN.
OBJECT SEEN AT
2005 MOUNTAIN TIME
10 MILES EAST OF
SALTON SEA,
ALTITUDE 16000
FEET. AIRCRAFT
WAS ON A
HEADING OF 275
DEGREES AND
SIGHTED OBJECT AT
1100 O'CLOCK TO
HIS POSITION.
OBJECT WAS
STATIONARY
AND WAS CHANGING
COLOR FROM WHITE
TO RED TO GREEN.
STARTED IN MOTION
IN N.W. HEADING AND
DISAPPEARED
LIKE TURNING OUT A
LIGHT. THERE WERE
NO (word not legible)
OR PROPULSION OR
LOCOMOTION AND
THE PILOT WAS
UNABLE
TO DESCRIBE THE
SIZE OR SHAPE.
Nov 22, 1952.
thank Mr. Glenn
Steckling from GAF
International for his
support and
dedication in
preserving the work of
George Adamski.
Beyond his work for
the foundation Glenn
and his father Fred
also authored, We
Discovered Alien
Bases on the Moon II
What follows is a
Project Blue Book
UFO report from the
same day in the same
area as one of
Adamski's meetings.
Copied from microfilm
relating to a teletype
message concerning
a sighting at Salton
Sea, California on 20
November 1952:
>-UNIDENTIFIED
OBJECT SEEN PILOT
LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT
B50 5626, ON A
ROUND ROBIN FROM
DAVIS MONTHAN.
OBJECT SEEN AT
2005 MOUNTAIN TIME
10 MILES EAST OF
SALTON SEA,
ALTITUDE 16000
FEET. AIRCRAFT
WAS ON A
HEADING OF 275
DEGREES AND
SIGHTED OBJECT AT
1100 O'CLOCK TO
HIS POSITION.
OBJECT WAS
STATIONARY
AND WAS CHANGING
COLOR FROM WHITE
TO RED TO GREEN.
STARTED IN MOTION
IN N.W. HEADING AND
DISAPPEARED
LIKE TURNING OUT A
LIGHT. THERE WERE
NO (word not legible)
OR PROPULSION OR
LOCOMOTION AND
THE PILOT WAS
UNABLE
TO DESCRIBE THE
SIZE OR SHAPE.
Nov 22, 1952.
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The controversy
concerning
Adamski still
rages on to this
day. Others have
seen and
photographed
similar craft.
Whatever you
may believe
Adamski, his
photos,
films,books and
reports are a true
piece of UFO
history.
If you need more
information go to
the source...
George Adamski
Foundation
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Player, download
it free here...
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Player Icon to
download it!
Press the play
button on any
video to view
these historical
films.
The controversy
concerning
Adamski still
rages on to this
day. Others have
seen and
photographed
similar craft.
Whatever you
may believe
Adamski, his
photos,
films,books and
reports are a true
piece of UFO
history.
If you need more
information go to
the source...
George Adamski
Foundation
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A little about "The Professor":
George Adamski (April 17, 1891 – April 23, 1965) was a Polish-born American who
claimed to have seen and photographed ships from other planets, met people from
other planets and to have gone on flights with them. He wrote several books
relating to his experiences, including the best-selling Flying Saucers Have Landed
(1953), co-written with Desmond Leslie. He enjoyed some popularity as perhaps
the most prominent contactee, but this gradually diminished as his claims became
more questionable, and he was mostly considered a crackpot when he died.
{Adamski was taught by forces experimenting with contact and human reactions}
George Adamski emigrated from Poland with his family. He and his parents claimed
they were contacted by extra terrestrials when Adamski was very young, which led
to his lecturing on "cosmic philosophy" of ETs. In 1949 Adamski wrote a science
fiction book which had a space travel theme. Called Pioneers of Space: A Trip to
the Moon, Mars and Venus and published by Leonard-Freefield Co of Los
Angeles, it is has been claimed it was mainly for his students and to test public
reaction to the idea of life on other planets. Adamski took some of the fictional
material from that book and presented it as fact within "Flying Saucers Have
Landed".
{The truth is much more compelling than "fiction" sold as truth}
In the late 1940s, Adamski and some friends and students began showing photos
of what they claimed were ships from other planets, which looked strikingly similar
to the lids of the water coolers he sold to make his living.
{These have also been described as "chicken brooders" as well as water cooler
tops... This is totally false!}
His best publicised claim was that on November 20, 1952 he and friends were in
the Mojave Desert near Desert Center, California when they saw a large
submarine-shaped object hovering in the sky. Adamski said he believed that the
ship was looking for him so he went away from the main road. He claimed that a
scout ship made of a type of translucent metal, landed nearby. Adamski claimed
he and a human-like figure from another planet communicated telepathically and
through hand signals.
{Mohave Desert... Glowing translucent saucers? True! See NASA,"Frozen Smoke"
. Other witnesses have described the same type of discs and their occupants.
Adamski said the ET, named Orthon, was from Venus and expressed to Adamski
his concern over the development of nuclear weapons and the inability of men on
earth to have their spiritual growth keep pace with their technology. Adamski
claimed he and George Hunt Williamson were able to take plaster casts of what he
claimed were the Venusian's footprints which contained mysterious symbols.
UFOlogists claim some of these casts are located today at Castle Leslie in Ireland
but no evidence of this has been produced.
Adamski later claimed to meet other people from other planets (mostly from Venus
but also from Mars and Saturn) and said he was taken on flights by them, including
one around the moon where he observed valleys and bases.
{Not unusual, today it is believed there are bases on many planets and the moon }
He had considerable support from UFO proponents worldwide, but also attracted
much scorn, TIME magazine going so far as to call him "a crackpot from
California". The discovery that Venus and other planets in the solar system were
unable to sustain any form of life, however, severely damaged his integrity. The
photographs taken by the first Soviet lunar probe in 1959 he denounced as fakes,
and after he announced he was going to Saturn for a conference, many of his
supporters became disaffected and his reputation rapidly declined. He died, aged
74, of a heart attack, in Maryland.
claimed to have seen and photographed ships from other planets, met people from
other planets and to have gone on flights with them. He wrote several books
relating to his experiences, including the best-selling Flying Saucers Have Landed
(1953), co-written with Desmond Leslie. He enjoyed some popularity as perhaps
the most prominent contactee, but this gradually diminished as his claims became
more questionable, and he was mostly considered a crackpot when he died.
{Adamski was taught by forces experimenting with contact and human reactions}
George Adamski emigrated from Poland with his family. He and his parents claimed
they were contacted by extra terrestrials when Adamski was very young, which led
to his lecturing on "cosmic philosophy" of ETs. In 1949 Adamski wrote a science
fiction book which had a space travel theme. Called Pioneers of Space: A Trip to
the Moon, Mars and Venus and published by Leonard-Freefield Co of Los
Angeles, it is has been claimed it was mainly for his students and to test public
reaction to the idea of life on other planets. Adamski took some of the fictional
material from that book and presented it as fact within "Flying Saucers Have
Landed".
{The truth is much more compelling than "fiction" sold as truth}
In the late 1940s, Adamski and some friends and students began showing photos
of what they claimed were ships from other planets, which looked strikingly similar
to the lids of the water coolers he sold to make his living.
{These have also been described as "chicken brooders" as well as water cooler
tops... This is totally false!}
His best publicised claim was that on November 20, 1952 he and friends were in
the Mojave Desert near Desert Center, California when they saw a large
submarine-shaped object hovering in the sky. Adamski said he believed that the
ship was looking for him so he went away from the main road. He claimed that a
scout ship made of a type of translucent metal, landed nearby. Adamski claimed
he and a human-like figure from another planet communicated telepathically and
through hand signals.
{Mohave Desert... Glowing translucent saucers? True! See NASA,"Frozen Smoke"
. Other witnesses have described the same type of discs and their occupants.
Adamski said the ET, named Orthon, was from Venus and expressed to Adamski
his concern over the development of nuclear weapons and the inability of men on
earth to have their spiritual growth keep pace with their technology. Adamski
claimed he and George Hunt Williamson were able to take plaster casts of what he
claimed were the Venusian's footprints which contained mysterious symbols.
UFOlogists claim some of these casts are located today at Castle Leslie in Ireland
but no evidence of this has been produced.
Adamski later claimed to meet other people from other planets (mostly from Venus
but also from Mars and Saturn) and said he was taken on flights by them, including
one around the moon where he observed valleys and bases.
{Not unusual, today it is believed there are bases on many planets and the moon }
He had considerable support from UFO proponents worldwide, but also attracted
much scorn, TIME magazine going so far as to call him "a crackpot from
California". The discovery that Venus and other planets in the solar system were
unable to sustain any form of life, however, severely damaged his integrity. The
photographs taken by the first Soviet lunar probe in 1959 he denounced as fakes,
and after he announced he was going to Saturn for a conference, many of his
supporters became disaffected and his reputation rapidly declined. He died, aged
74, of a heart attack, in Maryland.
Friends,
Jim Dilettoso is a well known and respected expert in the field, his specialty is photograhic and video analysis. Mr.
Dilettoso had this to say on the matter of Adamski's work, what follows are his own words, written by himself in
response to questions concerning the Adamski photos.
Jim has this to say on the matter, this is a direct quote. FRJ
BH,JD, K et al, Regarding the Adamski photos. There is no 'proof' of a hoax. In fact, there is no photogrametric or
computer analysis of the Adamski case indicating a small object or a HOAX. People say what they say, quoting a
rumour as truth, or convert their opinion to scientific fact.
Issues in image analysis are very precise. Small objects have very different properties from large objects. In
particular, the edges and the light distribution on the surface.
I have examined over 1000 photographs (unknowns) in 25 plus years, including over 50 control objects (models). I
use advanced tools, extract data from the unknown and compare it to data of knowns. If you get a match- it's called
a "known". No match- it's an "unknown" The properties of the Adamski craft do not match those of a small model, an
optical overlay, or a hoax. Technically speaking, there is no indication of a hoax. It is an unknown.
Any questions?
Jim Dilettoso Go here for A comparison to the Hannebu craft.
Jim Dilettoso is a well known and respected expert in the field, his specialty is photograhic and video analysis. Mr.
Dilettoso had this to say on the matter of Adamski's work, what follows are his own words, written by himself in
response to questions concerning the Adamski photos.
Jim has this to say on the matter, this is a direct quote. FRJ
BH,JD, K et al, Regarding the Adamski photos. There is no 'proof' of a hoax. In fact, there is no photogrametric or
computer analysis of the Adamski case indicating a small object or a HOAX. People say what they say, quoting a
rumour as truth, or convert their opinion to scientific fact.
Issues in image analysis are very precise. Small objects have very different properties from large objects. In
particular, the edges and the light distribution on the surface.
I have examined over 1000 photographs (unknowns) in 25 plus years, including over 50 control objects (models). I
use advanced tools, extract data from the unknown and compare it to data of knowns. If you get a match- it's called
a "known". No match- it's an "unknown" The properties of the Adamski craft do not match those of a small model, an
optical overlay, or a hoax. Technically speaking, there is no indication of a hoax. It is an unknown.
Any questions?
Jim Dilettoso Go here for A comparison to the Hannebu craft.
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