Showing posts with label Magonia 58. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magonia 58. Show all posts

Mr Hutchison’s Amazing Machine

John Rimmer
Magonia 58, January 1997.
 
After Albert Budden’s dramatic storming out of a Magonia Readers’ Group Meeting a few months ago, your Editor was anxious to hear him speak at November’s BUFORA meeting, at which we were promised exclusive video footage of concrete blocks being set on fire by a hotch-potch of electromagnetic equipment in the laboratory of Canadian ‘self-made’ physicist John Hutchison.

UFO Crash Retrievals – A Developing Myth

John Harney
Magonia 58, January 1997

Ufology as a separate field of study depends on the hypothesis that some UFO reports are genuine descriptions or instrumental records of objects or phenomena unknown to modern science, It is generally agreed that the vast majority of UFO reports are wrongly interpreted sightings of objects such as aircraft or meteors, for many of the stranger reports, convincing psychological explanations are available.

What’s on Your Mind?

Mark Pilkington
Magonia 58, January 1997

It is difficult to deny that something is happening to some of the many people claiming to have been abducted by the Greys; this has lead the more adventurous researchers to seek other possibilities as to what might be behind the phenomenon. Perhaps the most startling, frightening, and in many ways convincing of these is the mind control hypothesis.