Quote:America’s largest center for historical records on UFOs to be established in New Mexico

The largest historical archive of records on unidentified aerial phenomena in the nation will be unveiled in New Mexico in the coming years, according to a group of leading UFO historians and archivists.

The National UFO Historical Records Center (NUFOHRC) will be “dedicated to the preservation and centralization of UFO/UAP information in the United States,” according to a press release announcing the new non-profit organization.

Led by researcher and historian David Marler, the organization has announced its plans to have its archive housed at a facility in the Albuquerque, New Mexico, area.

Notably, the organization’s New Mexico facility will also house collections owned by the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies, following the transfer of files by its director, Mark Rodeghier, Ph.D., to Marler in November 2020. Included with this collection are the personal files of J. Allen Hynek, the Center’s namesake, who served as scientific advisor to the U.S. Air Force’s official UFO investigations for close to two decades.

Marler is currently also in possession of the files formerly maintained by the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP), which at one time represented the largest civilian UFO investigative organization in the United States, and says that as many as a dozen more private UFO collections have already been promised to be delivered to the facility over the next two years.

“With the accumulated data, we hope to assist with serious research endeavors and aid in an accurate chronicling of UFO/UAP history for present and future generations regardless of belief or non-belief in the subject,” read a portion of a press release issued by the group.

Marler, who spoke with The Debrief at length about the new endeavor, expressed appreciation for the renewed public interest in the UFO subject seen in recent years.

“What I find though is that, despite the ever-increasing amount of people that are looking at the UFO or UAP subject, not a lot of people—a very small percentage—are interested in the history,” Marler told The Debrief.

(11-19-2022, 06:54 PM)GeauxHomeLittleD Wrote: It makes a lot of sense to put it in New Mexico. As we found out firsthand- a lot of weird shit happens in the skies there. We weren't even looking for UFOs, we just wanted to see the Milky Way without interference from the city lights, and experienced much more than we bargained for. 

(11-21-2022, 05:55 AM)Minstrel Wrote:

(11-19-2022, 06:54 PM)GeauxHomeLittleD Wrote: It makes a lot of sense to put it in New Mexico. As we found out firsthand- a lot of weird shit happens in the skies there. We weren't even looking for UFOs, we just wanted to see the Milky Way without interference from the city lights, and experienced much more than we bargained for. 

Not to charge you with any extra duties...or such...but, I would genuinely appreciate if you could import those stories (from that trip - to include the Chaco Canyon episode/s) over here. If not - could you refresh my memory as to which forum they might be found in...?
Thanks

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I did warn Kdog that I am a magnet for weird shit before we got married. Lord bless him he decided to take the plunge anyway! 

(11-21-2022, 05:45 PM)GeauxHomeLittleD Wrote:

(11-21-2022, 05:55 AM)Minstrel Wrote:

(11-19-2022, 06:54 PM)GeauxHomeLittleD Wrote: It makes a lot of sense to put it in New Mexico. As we found out firsthand- a lot of weird shit happens in the skies there. We weren't even looking for UFOs, we just wanted to see the Milky Way without interference from the city lights, and experienced much more than we bargained for. 

Not to charge you with any extra duties...or such...but, I would genuinely appreciate if you could import those stories (from that trip - to include the Chaco Canyon episode/s) over here. If not - could you refresh my memory as to which forum they might be found in...?
Thanks

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Links for you my friend! Enjoy!

Incident in Alamogordo

Ready to talk about my experience at Chaco Canyon 

Tall Whites or Spirits of the Woods?

I did warn Kdog that I am a magnet for weird shit before we got married. Lord bless him he decided to take the plunge anyway! 

(11-21-2022, 05:45 PM)GeauxHomeLittleD Wrote: Links for you my friend! Enjoy!

Incident in Alamogordo

Ready to talk about my experience at Chaco Canyon 

Tall Whites or Spirits of the Woods?

I did warn Kdog that I am a magnet for weird shit before we got married. Lord bless him he decided to take the plunge anyway! 

(11-22-2022, 12:18 AM)Minstrel Wrote: Thank you!

Ummm - if you're a magnet for weird shit...what does that say about...Kdog?

Pretty sure it says "Kdog is a weirdo!" 

(11-26-2022, 09:47 PM)ChiefD Wrote:  ...After about a month in Roswell, we packed up our things and went back home to Wisconsin. My parents had thought they would find good paying union jobs down there, but nope. Jobs paid shit, and apartments were more expensive, so that little experiment ended. Never saw anything weird in the sky when I was there, but saw some great fireworks on the 4th of July.

(11-27-2022, 09:07 AM)BIAD Wrote: When my family and I were at White Sands in the late-nineties, a F-117 Nighthawk flew right over us when we
we chilling on an outdoor seat of the National Park Visitor Centre!

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Chris you know about the speed of sound and the history of trying to break that barrier with with various aircraft long ago. At around 86 knots underwater depending on the temperature some of our attack subs can attain that speed in a negative dive angle.. The screws become ineffective at that speed just like a propeller driven aircraft. . I was giving a submariner some stick time in my aircraft who relayed the capabilities of his attack sub to me; this had to be back in the mid 70s aboard a military aircraft. He was impressed that many of our instruments were like he used in the sub. After about 5 minutes he settled down and could actually fly the bird without being ham fist-ted.

Quote:"For more than a decade, you've seen him on some of cable television's most popular shows, including
Ancient Aliens and The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch. You may have even read one of his more than two
dozen books published since 2004.

But what you may not know, is behind the scenes, Dr. Travis Taylor has had another job entirely.
He has been working on highly classified programs as a senior scientist for the U.S. Army Space and
Missile Defense Command and as a contractor supporting NASA, DoD, and the Intelligence Community,
Dr. Taylor has worked on many highly advanced technologies including: advanced propulsion projects;
quantum communications, space telescopes; space-based beamed energy systems; lasers; and various
space launch concepts.

But earlier this year, it was also revealed that he worked as the senior scientist for the Pentagon's UAP
Task Force investigating UFOs. That revelation surprised many people, including those, who he was
working side by side with on a daily basis. 

Today, Dr. Taylor steps into the Vault to discuss his long career, his recent move to the private sector,
and hopefully, reveal some tidbits about his UFO investigations the  he conducted for the U.S. government."