Lansing has an airport north off of Waverly Road and the object did not seem the least bit interested in the airport. In fact, I watched the object continue on its slow and steady path NW until it was a white speck–perhaps heading in the northern Illinois direction.

I was disappointed that it went out of view so quickly, but I am also with the feeling that it will not be the last time we will see them. It almost seemed to be on a mission heading somewhere directly.

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The incident took place at Luke AFB, Arizona, the Air Force’s advanced fighter-bomber school that is named after the famous “balloon buster” of World War I, Lieu¬tenant Frank Luke, Jr. It was a sighting that produced some very inter¬esting photographs.

The sky was clear except for a few high cirrus clouds, late morning of March 3, 1953, when the pilot took off from Luke Air Base in an F-84 jet, to add some more hours to his flight log. He had been flying F-51s in Korea and had recently started to check out in the jets. After take off, clearing the traffic pattern, he climbed toward Blythe Radio, situated about 130 miles west of Luke.

He’d climbed for several minutes and had just picked up the coded letters BLH that identified Blythe Radio when he looked up through the corner glass in the front part of his canopyhigh at about two o’clock he saw what he thought was an airplane angling across his course from left to right leaving a long, thin vapor trail. He glanced down at his altimeter and saw that he was at 23,000 feet. The object that was leaving the vapor trail must really be high, he remembered thinking, because he couldn’t see any airplane at the head of it.

He altered his course a few degrees to the right so that he could follow the trail and increased his rate of climb. Before long he could tell that he was gaining on the object, or whatever was leaving the vapor trail, because he was under the central part of it. But he still couldn’t see any object. This was odd, he thought, because vapor trails don’t just happen; something has to leave them.

His altimeter had ticked off another 12,000 feet and he was now at 35,000. Still climbing, the F-84 began to mush; it was as high as it would go. The pilot dropped down 1,000 feet and continued oneven when he was below the front of the trail, however, still no sight of an airplane. This bothered him too.

Nothing in 1953 flew over 55,000 feet except a few experimental airplanes like the D-558 or those of the “X” series, and they don’t stray far from Edwards AFB in California.

He couldn’t be more than 15,000 feet from the front of the trail, and you can recognize any kind of an airplane 15,000 feet away in the clear air of the sub stratosphere.

He looked and he looked and he looked. He moved the F-84 back and forth, convinced a flaw in the canopy’s plexiglass was blanking out the airplane, however, still none to be seen. Whatever the object, it was darned high, or darned small. The object was traveling at approximately 300 miles an hour, as it was necessary to reduce engine power and “S” to stay under it.

He was beginning to get low on fuel about this time so he hauled up the nose of the jet, took about 30 feet of gun camera film, and started down. When he landed and told his story, the film was quickly processed and rushed to the projection room. It showed a weird, thin, forked vapor trailbut no airplane.

Lieutenant Olsson and Airman Futch (veterans of the UFO campaign of 1952) worked the report over thor¬oughly. The photo lab confirmed that the trail was definitely a vapor trail, not a freak cloud formation. But Air Force Flight Service said, “No other airplanes in the area,” and so did Air Defense Command, because minutes after the F-84 pilot broke off contact, the “object” had passed into an ADIZAir Defense Identification Zoneand radar had shown nothing.

There was one last possibility: an astronomer said that the photos looked exactly like a meteor’s smoke trail. But there was one hitch: the pilot was convinced that the speed of the object at the head of the vapor trail was approximately 300 miles per hour. He was unsure how many miles had been covered, but on first picking up Blythe Radio, whilst flying on Green 5 airway, he was approximately 30 miles west of his Air Base. When the pilot had disengaged from the chase, a further radio bearing confirmed his position as almost up to Needles Radio, 70 miles north of Blythe. He could see a lake, Lake Mojave, in the distance.

Was a high-altitude jet-stream wind the reason for the smoke cloud? Futch checked thisno. The winds above 20,000 feet were the usual westerlies and the jet stream was far to the north.

Several months later I talked to a captain who had been at Luke when this sighting occurred. He knew the F-84 pilot, whose report he had heard in minute detail. Maybe not a confirmed believer, however, certainly curious. “I never thought much about these reports before,” he said, “but I know this guy well. He’s not nuts. What do you think he saw?”

I don’t know what he saw. Maybe he didn’t travel as far as he thought he did. If he didn’t, then I’d guess that he saw a meteor’s smoke trail. But if he did know that he’d covered some 80 miles during the chase, I’d say that he saw a UFOa real one. And I find it hard to believe that pilots don’t know what they’re doing.

There are many scientists and researchers which examine the paranormal phenomena. The most of the accidents happen in USA and Mexico. The researchers write the books, arrange the seminars and prepare the reports. The most famous event took place in Mexico in March 1997. Besides the UFO the witnesses saw strange creations with huge heads and eyes, which were worn into terrible clothes and brayed. These creations were alien.

The South Mountain Park, where the accident took place, was federal property during 75 years. The area is huge – about 16 thousand acres, so it is the biggest national park of the country.

The park is also very old – about 1000 years old. On this area strange creations and flying objects were photographed many times. This place is full of mystery. There are many witnesses who affirm that they had contacts with the humanoids.

Because of such stories there appeared several UFO organizations. The members of such organizations arrange the meetings of those people who have seen the aliens. The make the reports, tell the stories and attract the people to the problem. They accept the phone calls, letters and give the answers on the people’s questions. The attitude of the people to the aliens and UFO has changed.

Usually those people who occupy important governmental positions have more information about the UFOs, as they have access to the secret materials and documents. There are also unreal versions that some American politics have contacts with the aliens and communicate with them. It sounds as fairytale, but there are some reasons of such suppositions. May be some time we will learn the truth.

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What is the truth about these unidentified flying objects in your mind? Are you confused or do you just think that these so called sightings are nothing more than a hoax that others try and get others to believe in? Or rather, do you believe that there certainly could be some truth to UFO’s?

Many believe that these UFO sightings are for real and that our government has not given us the real truth about them and that they continue to cover them up.

You don’t have to look too hard or too long to find a limitless supply of those who will tell you that they believe in extra terrestrials because of their very own personal experience. You will also easily find many people who have had personal experiences with extra terrestrials.

Many people have spent much of their lives researching and writing books and articles about this phenomena and continue to do so in their quest to prove that they do exist and continue their efforts in hopes of finding out their true meaning.

If you believe the incident that took place in Roswell, New Mexico many years ago that still has people talking today, then you likely know that there are more than just a few people who firmly believe that this happening was, without question, a huge cover up and that the government lied to the public about what really happened.

Those who remember this happening still believe that there was evidence that pointed to the fact that this UFO sighting in Roswell was real and that there was without doubt, an alien aircraft that really did crash which left behind material proof that was recovered from that crash site.

Those who believe in UFO’s also include a former astronaut who was a part of Apollo 14, who reportedly interacted with some very high-ranking officers from the military who even admitted that they had first hand involvement with alien hardware along with alien technology. There is also others who have knowledge and experience with our radar systems who will tell you that is a commonality for our air-traffic controllers see more on their radar screens than just they typical aircraft as we all know.

Thousands of Arizonans have seen an Arizona UFO. Thousands were fortunate enough to see the famous Phoenix Lights. If you have never read the story about the Phoenix Lights before, it really is something that makes you wonder if UFO’s really do exist.

Even if you are the most skeptical person when it comes to an Arizona UFO, or anywhere else for that matter, you might just have a different opinion once you read about this major event that took place on March 13th, 1997 when thousands of people witnessed what was believed to be a UFO sighting in Arizona.

On the night that this took place, there were many witnesses who video taped the UFO sighting that happened right here in Phoenix. Local residents reported that they witnessed what was described as appearing and disappearing UFO lights that hovered above the city near the Estrella Mountains.

The local news and the national news both jumped on the UFO story that took place here in Arizona and it’s still a very popular news topic in various media streams such as the History Channel, who recently did a story on UFO’s that I have personally seen and appreciated.

It was such an amazing story that the national news television stations couldn’t cover it up like many have done in the past.

There are those who believe that these so called UFO’s in Arizona were just flares that resembled unidentified flying objects but there are many more people who still believe that the Phoenix Lights and other sightings of a Arizona UFO are the real thing.

If you ask others, believing in an AZ extra terrestrial or anywhere else is not a hoax…..it is something that is very real.

There are many other reports of these unidentified flying objects here in Arizona as well as other states, too.

Just as recent as January 9th, 2007, there was yet another witness who was driving in the east valley when he saw some lights that were set low in the sky. This witness believes that these peculiar lights were in the area Gold Canyon, Arizona, which is approximately 35 minutes from the Phoenix metro area.

Witnesses described the lights as being lined up as if they were in a straight line. The witness also described the far left light turning on and then turning off.

If you are still not convinced or would like to read more evidence that a Arizona UFO may not be a laughing matter, you might enjoy seeing for yourself, more UFO Evidence.

Still not convinced? It’s okay…..many just find it hard to believe that UFO’s anywhere, especially a UFO in Arizona, could possibly exist.

Maybe you just need to view UFO Videos to finally convince you! It did me.

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2. It was dark outside,very nice clear sky, Close to 7:30 PM as I put my trash into the dumpster I turned to walk back to my mobile home, which is a straight dirt road towards the highway, I was walking & seen it moving from behind me which would be moving West To East.

3. At first I new it was a UFO since (a rumor has been circulating in town) as to why all the Jets have been in over our City)As well as it was just above the power-lines, as if it had an intelligent navigation system. The Object swooped down from the Hill behind me, as I kept my eye on it since i was looking in the same direction it was going. And it MOVED To FAST to be so LOW towards the Ground, without Zero SOUND. I lost visual after it vanished among the small hill moving East.

4. The Object was very SOFT in color, as YELLOW White/Gold and it had a cast off as in a Backwards C shape like a white see through yellow from it’s movement appeared to be vibrating not staying the same identical shape First Oval, Then Round Then Oval Again and the cast off light was shifting in shape as it transformed. It was Fairly small I would say about as Big as my Mid Size Vehicle, Maybe a little Bigger, But not much.

5. I stopped and looked behind me, to see if any of my neighbors were out and seen, but I was alone. I immediately grabbed my cell phhone in which, for the 1st time since i’ve owned it DID NOT HAVE A SIGNAL so I took my phone outside and with ONE BAR! ((I am still having issues with getting a signal)) Never had problems with this phone~!) I called my daughter because she mentioned one of her Girlfriends seen an Object in town earlier that week while she was taking a smoke break from work. And we have had a lot of fighter Jets in the area for the first time since I’ve lived her for a year.

6. I lost sight of it once it descended beyond the Hill Moving East

NOTE: I have had an encounter with an Alien in my bedroom when I was 14 years old at my parents home while we lived in Chesapeake Ohio Basically on the Ohio River. It was a Very Tall Being, I was on the Top Bunk Bed and it stood there and watched me without moving! I awoke from a very deep sleep to see it there, I was so frightened I held my breath an tried to act as if I was a bear pretending to be dead as a child would believe might work. I ended up going back to sleep without immediate memory until I was a bit older. Leaving me to be sensitively aware of my surroundings.

I live a lone with my Dog n hope I am safe. I am now 44 years old. I still dont have any Cell Service I did earlier today but now it is 1:55 AM and No Signal.

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Inner wall of Ciudad Rodrigo (credit: Miguel A. Monjas/Wikimedia Commons)

Years ago I received a package of Spanish UFO-related clippings and documents and I was intrigued by one particular article titled, “Un OVNI en el siglo XV” (A UFO in the 15th century). The story was not written by an ufologist but by a literary editor, Luis Bonilla, in the magazine La Estafeta Literaria, published by the prestigious cultural organization Ateneo de Madrid in 1978. It told the story a UFO sighting on January 5, 1433 in Ciudad Rodrigo, seen by the entire court of King Juan (or John) II of Castile (1405-1454), father of the famous Queen Isabella who backed Columbus. The source of the account transcribed by Bonilla was a letter written by a certain Bachelor Fernán Gómez de Cibdarreal, said to have been the physician of the King, to the Royal Chaplain Pedro López de Miranda. Although there is quite a bit of controversy concerning the authenticity of this document, as discussed below, let’s see first its contents.

Fernán Gómez begins his letter to López de Miranda describing briefly how the court had arrived to Ciudad Rodrigo (currently in the province of Salamanca in western Spain) on its way to Madrid. The retinue included a number of important figures like the Bishop of Palencia and the Condestable (Constable) Don Alvaro de Luna, one of the era’s most powerful military leaders. The letter continues:

Medieval castle in Ciudad Rodrigo (credit: Miguel A. Monjas/Wikimedia Commons)

I shall not tire your lordship with this narration, since we had just arrived [to Ciudad Rodrigo] when, walking on Wednesday the 5th of this month of January [1433], we suddenly saw a great flame of yellow fire attached to the sky move from one end to the other; it had inside like a black root and all its borders were more whitish than the middle; and it left with a great roar, causing horses and mules to ran in fear, and my own mule didn’t stop until it touched another mule. Great disputes about this arose between the learned ones and those with no degrees who, without having seen the words of Aristotle, talked about how this light was up there, and how its interior could be lit like a log. The dean of Burgos stated he believes it must be the matter from the first region [in the sky], viscous and condensed, lit by the Sun, and how its weight prevented its quick dispersal, and the nature of fire brought it from here to there while its viscous part was spent, and the roar was its end. I concur with his opinion, because it could not have been what Aristotle calls the nature of comets… because it would have not moved in such varied manner, nor any other, and it would have not ended with that roar. The enemies of the Condestable [Don Alvaro de Luna, Commander of the Army] said this flame was the Condestable, who would set ablaze Castile and the roar was his last gasp. These are fables as each one desires. We don’t know how is the earth beneath us, and we want to know how are the hidden places of the sky; and I think that Aristotle found something else in his century from what he says for sure in his writings. Our Lord, etc.

Title page of the apocryphal 1499 Burgos edition of the Centón Epistolario. (credit: Fondo Antiguo de la Universidad de Granada)

This is a remarkable letter in that it not only describes the celestial phenomenon quite thoroughly, but adds fascinating philosophical, scientific and sociological attempts to understand it according to the limited knowledge available at the time. The fact that the object made a big noise that scared all the horses and mules would tend to rule out a meteor or a comet. The account is contained in the “Epistle” (or Letter) LV (55) from a book entitled, CENTON EPISTOLARIO DEL BACHILLER FERNAN GOMEZ DE CIBDAREAL, supposedly published in the city of Burgos in 1499. Centón is an old Spanish word for a literary piece composed of another author’s phrases and fragments, like a literary collage or pastiche. The Epistle or Letter LVI (56), addressed to Juan de Mena (1411-1456), a well known Spanish medieval poet, alludes to the same celestial event, although the text was edited out to avoid repeating the same description. It reads:

The Printer to the Reader.

In this epistle the Bachelor of Cidareal narrates the same that was narrated previously to the first Chaplain of the King concerning the flame that showed itself in the sky, until the end of the narration, telling again the same event.

Your Lordship may have his say as someone who knows so much, and like that who puts his hands up to the elbows in the frame of Mercury.

Juan de Mena was the author of a remarkable allegorical poem entitled Laberinto de Fortuna (Labyrinth of Fortune) full of mythological metaphors and hermetical references, thus the phrase of “the frame of Mercury” and “someone who knows so much.” The rest of the letter deals with political news like an army of six hundred spears sent by the King of Castile to the border with the Moorish Kingdom of Granada.

Page with the 1433 UFO incident in Ciudad Rodrigo from the first edition of the Centón Epistolario. (credit: Fondo Antiguo de la Universidad de Granada)

A controversial document

Unfortunately, as is often the case with UFO documents—even ancient ones—there is quite a bit of controversy regarding the authenticity of Fernán Gómez’s Centón. However, we are not talking of a modern forgery but an old one going back to the 1600s, when this book was first commented in Spanish literary circles. Back when I received the original package it was very hard to research this kind of case. You had to go to a public library or university library and find some reference book, but surely not an original edition. Nowadays, using Google Books or the massive site Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes, which has a huge amount of resources for Spanish literary and historical texts, one can easily find all the original editions and commentaries with a little patience and skill.

King Juan II of Castile in battle with all the royal insignias from an old Spanish manuscript. (credit: Sílex Universidad)

For starters, there seems to be no evidence whatsoever about the life of a physician to King John II called Fernán Gómez de Cibdarreal. The only details about his life are contained in the 105 letters printed in the Centón. It seems rather strange that there should not be independent references anywhere about someone who supposedly maintained such an active correspondence with all the prominent figures in the Castilian society of the early 1400s. The original copies of the letters don’t exist either and the so-called first Burgos edition of 1499 has also been questioned, with most scholars maintaining that it was a forged edition printed after 1600.

Luis Bonilla alludes briefly to the controversy but cites a couple of scholars who believed in the authenticity of the letters: Father Benito Feijoo, an important encyclopedist author from the 18th century, and Eugenio de Ochoa, a literary scholar from the 19th century, who reprinted the Centón in 1850 in his Epistolario Español – Colección de Cartas de Españoles Ilustres Antiguos y Modernos (Spanish Epistolary – Collection of Letters from Illustrious Spaniards Ancient and Modern). In his Introduction, Ochoa wrote:

It is a fairly generalized opinion that the letters of the Bachelor Fernan Gomez de Cibdareal are forgeries and that its author is a made-up character that never existed, supported principally by the fact that there is no mention neither of him nor of his letters in our histories until very modern times; and that according to the consensus of bibliographers, the primitive edition of the Centón (Burgos, 1499) is notoriously apocryphal. Nevertheless, we cannot even agree with the hypothesis of a such fraud: its goal is not clear nor it seems credible that fiction would get so close to the truth up to that level. The Bachelor’s letters are a model of language and a treasure of curious news about the reign of Don Juan II . . .

Despite his eloquence, Ochoa seems to be definitely in the minority regarding the authenticity of the Centón. Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo, one of the towering figures of Spanish literary scholarship in the 19th century, believed them to be a forgery and so did the great majority of literary experts and historians, particularly in modern times. Moreover, the probable culprit was already identified as far back as the late 17th century. He was Juan Antonio de Vera, Count of de la Roca (1583-1658), a diplomat and minor literary figure in baroque Spain. He was a friend of the famous playwright Lope de Vega and published a book under his own name, The Ambassador, which had moderate success. Beginning in 1624, he served in several diplomatic missions to the Holy See in Rome, the Kingdom of Savoy and the Republic of Venice. But more germane to our subject, Spanish historian Julio Caro Baroja stated that Vera suffered from a “genealogical psychopathology,” which would explain his forgery of the Centón. As it turns out, spliced here and there throughout the 105 alleged letters of Fernán Gómez, there are references to the Vera family to pump up their importance in early Spanish history.

A study by Carmen Fernández-Daza Alvarez of Madrid’s Complutense University, “The Epistolary Centón of Juan Antonio de Vera,” published in the Revista de Filología Románica, 1994-95, discusses all the ins and outs of this affair. It even includes a mention of “a full epistle debating certain cosmetological phenomena that Aristotle had studied and that didn’t seem similar to the balls of fire they had seen.” Fernández-Daza also sketched what she believes to be the way Count of de la Roca forged the 1499 apocryphal edition of the Centón. The Count was the Spanish Ambassador to the Republic of Venice in the 1630s and, according to Fernández-Daza,

Tomb of King Juan II of Castile in Burgos. (credit: Ecelan/Wikimedia Commons)

The Spanish Embassy in Venice had a clandestine printing press organized by Count of de la Roca, to which types bought in Germany arrived often. There he indulged with gusto in his falsifications, supporting the provocations and responses of Italian authors and paying for chimeric editions. Sometimes he printed in Trieste books which were said to have been edited in Orleans. It is almost certain that the Centón was printed in that Venetian “stamperia” [printing press] between the years of 1636 and 1640 and Spain received it full of Italianisms.

The real UFO of 1433

All the experts who questioned the authenticity of the Centón also agreed that, for the most part, the Count of de la Vera utilized real events during the reign of King Juan II to compile the letters of his supposed physician. The main source for this material was the Chronicle of Juan II of Castile, a massive chronological history of his reign beginning with his childhood in 1406 up to his death in 1454, which was compiled and edited by several authors including Alvar García de Santa María and Fernán Pérez de Guzmán.

Title page of the Chronicle of King Juan II from a 1591 Pamplona edition. (credit: Universidad Complutense de Madrid/Google Books)

This book was printed several times in the 16th century, including its first edition of 1517 printed in Logroño, which the Library of Congress calls “one of the masterpieces of early Spanish printing.” Its full title is Cronica del serenisssimo Rey Don Juan Segundo deste nombre (Chronicle of the Most Serene King Don Juan the Second of this name). Unlike the Centón, there is no doubt whatsoever about the authenticity of this book. If we turn to the Table of Contents for “the year of thirty three” (1433), we see Chapter ccxxxvi (236), “Of how when the King left Ciudad Rodrigo, a great flame appeared in the sky, which lasted a long time, and which all that saw it were marveled.” The full text of Chapter 236 dealing with this event is the following:

While the King was in Ciudad Rodrigo, he decided to call the procurators, ordering that they should come to the town of Madrid, and he left from Ciudad Rodrigo at the beginning of the year of one thousand and four hundred and thirty three years, on Wednesday on the fifth day of January, and as they marched they all saw a great flame that was running in the sky, which lasted a long while, and which gave such a big roar that was heard up to seven or eight leagues from there. The King continued his march to Madrid . . .

This text clearly confirms that some unusual celestial object was seen in the sky sometime during the day on January 5, 1433. The report adds that the phenomenon lasted for a long while and was followed by a loud roar. The old Spanish league is a unit of measurement roughly equivalent to about 4.2 km or 2.6 miles, which means the UFO roar was heard from a distance of about 16 miles. This was obviously the original text from which the Count of de la Roca added a couple of colorful details like the horses and mules running in fear and all the talk about Aristotle and the viscous matter from the first region of the sky, etc., stuff that a cultivated literary man like Juan Antonio de Vera could have added easily. But the basic report is still valid.

A weird Fortean phenomenon in 1438

The old medieval town of Maderuelo (credit: Tuispi/Wikimedia Commons)

In the same Chronicle of Juan II we found another phenomenon worth quoting, a truly weird Fortean event like those collected in the books of Charles Fort, although this one seems to have eluded the great American writer and all his followers. In the Chronicle for the year of 1438, we found Chapter cclxxv (275), “Of how in the town of Maderuelo, stones fell from the air like sparrows, so light like a feather and so big like a small pillow.” The complete text in Chapter 275 is the following:

When the King was in Roa in that year [1438], he was told how in Maderuelo, a town of the Condestable [Don Alvaro de Luna], a marvelous thing occurred which has never been seen nor heard in the world: which was that they saw coming from the air very large stones, like light sparrows, which didn’t weight more than a feather, and even though some of them hit the heads they didn’t cause any damage: and these fell in very large numbers over that town and near it, and because the King and all those who heard of it had doubts, he sent the Bachelor Juan Ruyz de Agreda, a military officer of his court, to go there to inquire if this was true: and he went, and not only certified that these were seen, but he brought some of those stones, as large as a small pillow and as light as a feather, and they were all hollow and floxas, so that the King and all those who saw them were totally marveled.

I was unable to find the meaning of the old Spanish word floxas; another old word used in the text, tova, also gave me some trouble, as it was not mentioned in any modern Spanish dictionary, though the Dictionary of the Royal Spanish Academy identified it as a cogujada, a type of bird of the same family than the sparrow. The old medieval town of Maderuelo is located in the province of Segovia in Castile. As for the cause of this event, I can’t find no explanation whatsoever, but it seemed important enough for King Juan II to send a high ranking military officer of his court (the old Spanish word is adalid, a military leader) to investigate and bring back some of the stones that fell from the air . Strange things were going on in Castile in the 1430s indeed.

	You can download the original letters of Fernán Gómez de Cibdarreal about the 1433 UFO sighting in Ciudad Rodrigo from a 1775 Madrid edition of the Centón Epistolario by clicking the image.
	You can download the original text of the 1433 and 1438 incidents from this 1591 Pamplona edition of the Crónica de Juan II in Madrid’s Complutense University, by clicking the image.

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