Anomaly Archives eNews – March 2nd, 2023

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Source: Anomaly Archives eNews – March 2nd, 2023 / SMiles Guest on ~~UFO Classified~~ Expanding Frontiers Research w/Erica Lukes, News & More

The Anomaly Archives Email Newsletter

March 2, 2023 – Austin, Texas

Welcome to another edition of the Anomaly Archives eNews. Tomorrow night, I’ll be the guest of host Erica Lukes on her weekly ~~UFO Classified~~ Expanding Frontiers Research show which will stream live at 6pm CST via the YouTube link below…

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Video-Of-The-Week

Morphing Flying Saucer UFO Hovers Over Neighbour’s House – 1998 – Las Vegas – CG Reconstruction

“Mike & Jon have joined Wes to relax in his parents Las Vegas garden one warm sunny evening in August of 1998. The birds are settling down for the night and everything seems normal. While Mike talks computer games and movies something over Weston’s right shoulder catches his eye. Something in the distance. Is that a bunch of balloons? This is a CG reconstruction of a real UFO sighting that happened to Mike, Wes & Jon in Las Vegas back in 1998.”

Check out Fin Handley’s other CG Reconstructions at his YouTube channel

Book-Of-The-Week

Forbidden Science 5

The Journals of Jacques Vallee 2000-2009

by Jacques Vallee

A Reframing of Unidentified Phenomena

This volume, the fifth in a series, continues Jacques Vallee’s insider view into UFO research and the government’s often reluctant efforts to to deal with the issue. Set in the midst of global financial and political upheaval, as well as heartbreaking person losses, Vallee explains how during this decade UFOs could be studied in novel ways and how the government came to seriously revisit the issue in the face of possible threats to national security. Of great interest is how Vallee was drawn into the Defense Intelligence Agency’s secret UFO program known as the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP); for the first time we gain insight into how it developed, as well as its problems and promise. Here, in ten years of carefully curated journal entries, partly drawn from classified research, Vallée shows how a few teams of scientists and physicians have brought about a remarkable reframing of unidentified phenomena.

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Anomaly Archives eNews – February 23rd, 2023

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Source: Anomaly Archives eNews – February 23rd, 2023 / Year in Review for 2022 and Reflections on the departed… Eugenia Macer-Story and others

The Anomaly Archives Email Newsletter

February 23, 2023 – Austin, Texas

Greetings fellow Anomalists. Welcome to another edition of the Anomaly Archives eNews. Just a quick reminder… Tune-In to watch Anomaly-NOW! live via YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, or Twitch, Wednesday evenings at 7pm CST.

Vale Robbie Graham (1981-2023)

It is with a heavy heart and extremely twisted feelings that I relay news of the passing of Robbie Graham. I became aware of his work over ten years ago and was honored to be a contributor to the anthology he edited, UFOs: Reframing the Debate. He had since founded August Night Press and was publishing a variety of important works.

Anomaly Archives 2022 Year-in-Review

January 2022

February

March

April

May

June

July

OPINION: Yes, Science Magazine Printed An Altered Pentagon Statement, But There’s More. And Here’s Why It Matters… – The Black Vault
Georgia Guidestones Blown Up / LIVE: Bomb unit on scene after Georgia Guidestones partially destroyed
NOPE premiers

August

September

October

November

December 2022

January 2023

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UFO tv-show “Sweet Cigarettes”

“Since the 1930s, Sweet Cigarettes had been popular with children.

White sticks of candy with a splodge of red at one end, they came in a rough facsimile of a fag packet and even had collectable cigarette-style cards in them.

But attitudes to smoking were changing, and by the end of the 1970s, sweet cigarettes became ‘candy sticks’ and the red tip disappeared.”

www.NostalgiaCentral.com

Video-Of-The-Week

FLASHBACK

The Life & Works of Eugenia Macer-Story

Exploring the Life-Work of Artist / Clairvoyant / Paranormal-Investigator Eugenia Macer-Story with SMiles Lewis, Stephanie Quick, Professor WHAM & Ben Roylance

From Jacques Vallee’s Forbidden Science Journal – Volume 3 on page 61 for the March 2, 1981 entry he mentions meeting Eugenia Macer-Story:

“This morning I met Eugenia Macer-Story, a perceptive analyst of the paranormal with whom I have corresponded. She was waiting for me on 18th Street in front of a theater; a serious figure dressed in jeans, graying hair, a plastic jacket, fragile and smart like all Greenwich Village. We spent an hour at a nearby coffee shop discussing her experiences and my own work. She believes there is a criminal psychic network that employs gifted subjects, and may be involved in cattle mutilations. Eugenia made a strong impression on me. Once she took off her plastic smock, her New York slick armor, she was a good friend, a colleague in a puzzling field where we both have more intuitions and speculations than hard facts.”

Read a poem by Professor WHAM titled For Eugenia.

Book-Of-The-Week

Eugenia Macer-Story

Paintings and Works on Paper

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Anomaly Archives eNews – January 31st, 2023

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Source: Anomaly Archives eNews – January 31st, 2023 / Anomaly-NOW Wednesdays at 7pm CST, Rice University’s Impossible Archives Sequel, and so much more!

The Anomaly Archives Email Newsletter

January 31, 2023 – Austin, Texas

Greetings fellow Anomalists. Welcome to another edition of the Anomaly Archives eNews. As announced last week, Mark Jackson and I have resumed our weekly live anomalous news roundup show, Anomaly-NOW!

Tune-In to watch Anomaly-NOW! live via YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, or Twitch, Wednesday evenings at 7pm CST. Our Next live show is tomorrow, February 1st!

And checkout the details for Rice University’s second Impossible Archives event coming up in April and May of this year…

Archives of the Impossible II:

Transnationalism, Transdisciplinarity, Transcendence

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Video-Of-The-Week

//PHENOMENOLOGY// Episode 1. Dancing Lights

“An international team of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) investigators explores the Colombian Andes seeking solutions for the “Dancing Lights” of La Peña de Juaica.

Similar anomalous lights to those recorded in Norway’s Hessdalen Valley are witnessed between the Colombian villages of Tenjo and Tabio, about 45 kilometres (28 miles) north of Bogotá. Indigenous Muiscas knew the spectacular hill La Peña de Juaica as “The Door of the Gods” and local traditions maintain that it was baptized in 1608 AD as “The Hill of Dancing Lights” after colonists reported fast-moving multi-coloured lights in the air around its summit.

While the dancing lights of Colombia are similar to the Hessdalen Valley light phenomena, they are much older. Over the last 400 years the phenomenon has been called: El Encanto (The Charm), Mohan and Mohana (Indigenous spirits), Quicuyo (Black Worm) and Balón de Oro (Golden Ball). However, over the last sixty years the lights have most often been reported as ‘OVNIs’ (UFOs).

Season 1 Features:

Ashley Cowie – History Fuzz
Vinnie Adams – Disclosure Team
Dan Zetterstrom – That UFO Podcast
Walter Payne – Space Analyst – U.A.V. Pilot
Lydia Romer – Attorney and Judge
Jeshuran Rajasingham – Analyst
Natalia Reyes Escobar – Producer
Natalia Castellanos – Field Producer
Julio Fuentes – Security and Transport

Watch Season 1: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/phenomenology. Episode 1 is FREE and you can rent the following 9 episodes for a year.”

Book-Of-The-Week

The Superhumanities

Historical Precedents, Moral Objections, New Realities

by Jeffrey J. Kripal

“A bold challenge to rethink the humanities as intimately connected to the superhuman and to “decolonize reality itself.”

What would happen if we reimagined the humanities as the superhumanities? If we acknowledged and celebrated the undercurrent of the fantastic within our humanistic disciplines, entirely new cultural worlds and meanings would become possible. That is Jeffrey J. Kripal’s vision for the future—to revive the suppressed dimension of the superhumanities, which consists of rare but real altered states of knowledge that have driven the creative processes of many of our most revered authors, artists, and activists. In Kripal’s telling, the history of the humanities is filled with precognitive dreams, evolving superhumans, and doubled selves. The basic idea of the superhuman, for Kripal, is at the core of who and what the human species has tried to become over millennia and around the planet.

After diagnosing the basic malaise of the humanities—that the truth must be depressing—Kripal shows how it can all be done differently. He argues that we have to decolonize reality itself if we are going to take human diversity seriously. Toward this pluralist end, he engages psychoanalytic, Black critical, feminist, postcolonial, queer, and ecocritical theory. He works through objections to the superhumanities while also recognizing the new realities represented by the contemporary sciences. In doing so, he tries to move beyond naysaying practices of critique toward a future that can embrace those critiques within a more holistic view—a view that recognizes the human being as both a social-political animal as well as an evolved cosmic species that understands and experiences itself as something super.”

University of Chicago Press