UFO Weirdness in the West

I'll be lecturing at the following Penrith event along with Paul Cropper, Tony Healy & Damien Nott.  Hope to see you there:

Ufo Weirdness In The West

Penrith City Library, Peter Goodfellow Theatrette

601 High Street, Penrith, NSW 2750

On Sunday 7 April 2019 at 1:30pm

Here is an event you don't want to miss.

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Bill Chalker - 1.30pm

The Great UFO Death & Resurrection Show:
UFO history, fact and fiction

The New York Times piece from December 2017 which highlighted both the secret Pentagon UFO programme AATIP, revealing its project head Luis Elizondo, and an extraordinary UFO encounter back in 2004, the USS Nimitz encounter, also revealing one of the key witness Commander Fravor, was a watershed of a huge amount of mainstream news coverage.

The turbulent interface of UFO history, fact and fiction - the media’s wild dance with UFOs - case study of Dr. Allen Hynek and the History Channel’s 'Project Blue Book' and the religious impulse - Dr. Diana Pasulka’s 'American Cosmic - UFOs, Religion & Technology'.

Rock star Tom Delonge, Dr. Hal Puthoff and To The Stars Academy.

The phenomenon: UFOs & 'solid light' - case studies: Kiama, NSW, Australia and Port Jervis, USA

Using science to try to understand whats really go on - DNA & forensic investigation - case study: 'Hair of the Alien'

Paul Cropper - 2.15pm

The Yowie Phenomenon

Stories of giant, hair-covered creatures are common in Aboriginal tradition. Europeans have described similar encounters since the early 1800s. What is the source of these mysterious reports? Is there really an undiscovered animal lurking in the Australian bush or are skeptics correct in dismissing sightings as hoaxes or mistaken identity? Author Paul Cropper reviews the evidence.

Tony Healy - 3.00pm

Mysterious New Zealand

Like Australia, New Zealand has produced a wide range of strange animal reports, ufo sightings and even weirder stories.

Alien big cats, moa survivors, lake monsters, giant, hairy ape-men and the elusive waitoreke.

Tony will take us to several of NZ’s cryptozoological hot spots:

To the Canterbury Plains in search of mysterious black panthers and cougars.

To the swamps and streams of Southland in search of the semi-mythical, otter-like Waitoreke.

To several lakes and rivers that Maori people believe are guarded by spirits called Taniwhas, which can take the form of giant lizards. Coincidentally (?) many British settlers reported seeing “crocodiles” in those same lakes and rivers.

To several North Island locations that, in Maori tradition, were/are frequented by giant, hairy, yowie-like cannibals; the Maero aka Moehau. At two of those locations he will introduce us to Pakehas (non-Maoris) who have encountered the fearsome creatures and lived to tell the tale.

To Arthurs Pass, South Island, to interview one of the three people who saw what they believe was a Moa in 1993.

Phantom airships, Min Mins, UFOs, great balls of fire:

While on the trail of those mysterious animals, Tony found time to visit places noted for other types of strange phenomena:

A North Island property reportedly plagued by Min Min-type nocturnal lights and repeated lightning strikes.

The ufo and fireball-plagued town of Greymouth.

Several localities in Southland that featured in the “phantom airship” flap of 1909. (A couple of those locations have produced ufo and “spook light” reports in the modern era).




Damien Nott 3.50

Paranormal aspects of UFO phenomena

Damien will be presenting his hypothesis on the possible links between UFO and other paranormal phenomenon, a subject known as 'high strangeness'.

He will be showing possible links he has uncovered, as well as talking about his own experiences with multiple witnesses and showing video/photographic evidence pertaining to this.

Damien will also be presenting an experiment that has kept him busy for the past few months relating to UFO captures taken using multiple cameras with composite exposure techniques. Be prepared for some highly unusual footage and a thought-provoking afternoon.