UFO Time Anomaly Research.

Police UFO file and Judicial Court case - Saturday, August 31st , 1968, Mendoza, Argentina.

Close range UFO (and occupants) sighting results in another stopped wristwatch.

Argentina: The Night a UFO Shook Mendoza Awake

Over 50 years ago, the courts of the city of Mendoza (Argentina) engaged in the investigation of a strange claim that became local and national news: the Villegas and Peccinetti Case - two employees of the Mendoza Casino who claimed having been intercepted by a UFO and five aliens in the city, near the Liceo Militar.

Judge Jorge Marzari Céspedes was famous for the fact that all unusual events wound up before his bench. "All that you need is to send a flying saucer to jail!" some colleagues had told him, half-jokingly. However, one day, that remark practically came true, and it became a police docket and later a judicial file..


"We were about to check whether the car battery was operating correctly when five completely bald individuals, with heads larger than usual approached us. They wore a kind of coverall, stood 1.40 meters tall, and had very pale skin." -- Statements by Villegas and Peccinetti in the court document.

Upon seeing themselves surrounded by these humanoid figures, the Casino cashiers thought to escape through an empty field, but a surprise awaited them.

"There was a lenticular object, 5 meters in diameter, hanging in the air. A powerful beam of light was projected from a lower opening, aimed at the ground. It was some 30 meters from us and floated a little over 1 meter from the ground." 


As part of the investigation, Sheriff Miguel Montoza kept Peccinetti's wristwatch: a Precision with 17 antimagnetic rubies which had stopped cold at 3:42 on 31 August, the exact time of the reported "alien contact".

Full Report

'Ripples In Time' - great old British programme exploring some lesser known time slip cases (including Jung's 1930 experience in Italy).

a reply to: Outrageo

Recent interview where Dr Masters expands on his time travel UFO theories with Georgio Knapp:

I had made a post several pages back about armando valdez.Supposedly he was to write a book yet the latest news i heard was he became a hermit in a rural place.Anyway i got a case of missing time from rosales huge huge catalog which was free but he then decided to make money out of it and started selling the books


Location. Near Bush, Alaska
Date: May 7 2008 Time: evening
Nick Andrew Jr. was on a snowmobile hunting birds some distance out of town---maybe three hours away. Preparing to return home, he decided to check a different location on a hunch. Stopping to look he saw a small boy all alone in the middle of the marsh, he recognized the child as a boy from the village. He asked him where was his dad or hunting partners. He then grilled him with questions of who he was with and if he was alone. The boy was scared and had been crying. All his answers were “I don’t know.” He described the boy as disoriented, dazed, confused and scared, with no concept of time. He did not appear tired, nor was he hungry or thirsty. But the boy had been lucky; it seems he was found in a spot frequented by large tundra brown bears. Andres took the boy home, noting that there were no footprints in the spring snow to indicate anyone had walked into the area. He found that puzzling, he counted at least 10 other snowmobiles in the neighborhood, none of whom had spotted the boy. After getting the boy back to the village he left his VHS radio on overnight, in case some other hunter reported a missing child. No one did. It wasn’t until the next day that the story started emerging that he’d had what you’d call an “out of the ordinary experience,”. He’d had some missing time, just like people who report being abducted by UFOs. The boy said he was brought into Picher Mountain, a site often associated with “Ircenrraat” encounters. There he was questioned and saw other “little beings.” He said he made contact with a little girl abducted over 40 years ago. She told him who she was and she wanted help. After the Ircenrraat decided to release the boy and that’s when he came to, possibly a few minutes before Andrew found him.
HC addendum
Source: T. Peter Park [email protected]
Type: G?
Comments: The “Ircenrraat” are a recurring theme in traditional “Yupik” teachings and legends,
“little people” who dwell in the tundra usually underground. They disorient, discomfort and trap
unwary humans.


Notice the similarities of lil people with fairies of olde.This intelligence whatever it is (cough cough) has been with us since ancient times.

a reply to: IMSAM

Good stuff mate and the similarities have been duly noted (cough cough) - also saw parallels with some of the research conducted by David Paulides.



Have been looking a bit more into the 'Oz Factor' experienced by UFO witnesses and there's a good breakdown on this page..

    _ Presence of a slight haze or haze.

    _ The object is often perceived as a mass. cloud, compact but soft-edged, or solid metallic but surrounded by nebulosity.

    _ Body tingling.

    _ Perception of an electromagnetic field or electrostatic charge control body, perceived by elevated body hairs. Alteration in electrical appliances, motor paralysis, blackouts (local or wide), headlights off, deviation light rays, interference in communications (radio and radar), among others.

    _ At first perception of low temperature and then gradually increased until it became intense heat.

    _ Presence of lights of various colors, always predominantly red, yellow or orange.

    _ Perception mild low frequency hum, like the hum produced by a honeycomb, or the purring produced by the operation of an electrical transformer or motor.

    _ Sense of timelessness (temporary anomaly), or alteration of real time (spatiotemporal dislocation).

    _ Geographical and temporal Transport.

    _ Feeling pressure.

    _ Sometimes nausea and vomiting occur.

    _ Sometimes mild skin rashes, which becomes red on the affected area produced.

...likewise some pretty darn interesting reading (and freaky case examples) below from Michael Jordan.

In her 1988 book Abduction, Randles describes the mysterious Oz Factor as, "an induced form of sensory deprivation which seems to alter the state of consciousness of the percipient.  It can become visible as a sensation of time standing still, or interfered with, or it manifests as all sound vanishing, a very odd feeling of being isolated from our world into a magic world.  It is less easy to describe than recognise, since witnesses often refer to it without having any idea of its significance.  This underlines its importance." (Randles, p.57) 

Ufologists have long been familiar with the reporting of such sensations as a prelude to UFO related experiences including witnesses to so-called abductions.  Participants tell of feelings of disassociation and timelessness.  The impression created for the individual concerned is one of having temporarily vacated the material world with its distracting sensory input and entered a timeless, silent, dreamlike, mental state, unlike any other previously experienced.  Obviously a type of altered state of consciousness.

The records kept by UFO researchers are replete with cases involving aspects such as the paralysis of the witness, periods of missing time, the silence of the craft observed, its rapid or instantaneous disappearance and often the seeming absurdity of a lack of other witnesses, despite the vast size of the craft and the fact that it is seen in broad daylight.  These underlying patterns remain pretty standard and common to the Oz Factor, irrespective of language or location. 

An early example of its operation is recounted by Jenny Randles: 

"It occurred one hot and thundery day in the summer of 1944.  World War II raged around the village of Le Verger, near Toulon-sur-Arroux, France, when a thirteen-year-old girl, Madeleine Arnoux, decided to risk the many Germans and resistance fighters in the woods to cycle out and pick berries.  In doing so she confronted a strange object in the grass, like a small car but dull grey in colour.  She then noticed that small men stood beside it, no more than three feet tall and dressed in brown one-piece suits.  Feeling desperately afraid, she tried to run but was paralysed and lost all sense of time (the Oz Factor once more).  Then, inexplicably, the object had gone and the hold on her was relaxed.  She fled back to her village." (Randles, p.23)

In the same way that reports of hauntings describe how ghosts can suddenly disappear from view, not only do UFOs have the capacity to vanish in mid-air, but to disappear from radar screens as well.  In their informative and perceptive book of essays on UFOs, UFOs The Final Answer?, David and Therese Barclay include a chapter by Joseph Dormer in which he recounts the following personal experience recounted by a teacher in Rochdale, England: 

"It was late November and I had just got home from college.  It was already dusk and, as my mother prepared to pull the curtains, she drew my attention to something she could see in the darkening sky.  I looked out through the window and saw this extraordinary craft, just hanging there, low in the sky, motionless and completely silent.  It was huge.  I mean it must have been about 100 feet long.  It was cylinder shaped, but rounded at the ends.  There were port holes along its entire length, and I could see figures in silver space suits moving about inside.  I couldn't believe what I was seeing.  I wanted to cry out but could not .... I mean I literally could not speak or move.  Neither of us could.  It was as if we were paralysed.  We just stood there, watching this thing as it began to glide slowly across the sky.  Then suddenly it was gone.  It did not just move off at tremendous speed, I'm certain of that – it just vanished into thin air.  And another strange thing was that we seemed to be watching it for only a few minutes or so, yet when I looked at my watch afterwards, I found that a whole hour had gone by." (Barclay, p.130) 

The confusion caused by the Oz Factor is well illustrated by a case investigated by university lecturer, Frank Johnson, in Faringdon, Oxfordshire, involving the reported abduction of a family of five, three adults and two children, travelling by car from Reading to the Gloucester area.  Following the sighting of what they thought was a bright planet, their car appeared to drive itself, passing the same scenery again and again, including a non-existent brightly lit house (obviously an imposed screen, aimed at blocking out something perhaps a little more alarming).  During this whole sequence, time appeared to unravel slowly in classic Oz Factor style.  The end of the experience was marked by the appearance of a spinning, brightly lit disc and the stunned participants found their way home, eventually finding out that they had arrived an hour later than expected. 

It would appear that in many instances, witnesses to a UFO event may experience a momentary amnesia, not realising at the time that a time-lapse had occurred.. [

The Oz Factor - Entering The Magical Realm by Michael Jordan

Cheers!

Relevant newsclippings compiled by Loren E Gross:

Salesman Alan Cave claims he became a time traveler the day he spotted a strange orange cloud.

For as he drove under the mysterious object in the sky, Alan says his milometer, his watch and a digital pen all moved... BACKWARDS.

Yesterday he told of his close encounter on the A46 between Bath and Stroud.

“It was exactly 11 o’clock when I glanced at my watch and it said eight o’clock.  My digital pen said nine.

“Both were right when I set out.

“Then the speedo started going back – it was weird.  It lost 300 miles, though a mechanic had since told me it’s impossible.”

Alan, 45, of Dorchester Road, Tauton, Somerset, doesn’t believe in flying saucers.

“But something very odd occurred in those few seconds – and I wouldn’t like it to happen again.”


* London, England. Daily Star. 3 November 1981.

And

It was a shaken John Struble who got the cement truck under way again after the object was gone, who noticed moments later that his watch apparently had been stopped too.  Mrs. Struble said the watch had kept perfect time prior to the sighting, and was five minutes slow afterwards — approximately the duration of the UFO appearance.

The watch was non-electric.


* Kalispell, Montana. Daily Inter Lake. 22 October 1975.


Some UFO Notes By Loren E. Gross

How can we forget Time Traveler caught on Charlie Chaplin Film ?

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Alas Zazz this cheeky chap seems to think that one's been debunked - he does say some interesting things about Tipler cylinders tho (just got to find that negative energy)!

a reply to: karl 12

Alas the ear pieces were debunked in thread ( think it was 10 years ago lol! )

a reply to: zazzafrazz

speaking of time travel....

The worlds most favorite and successful time travelling scientists website is randomly back up again;
Anderson Institute

I thought he and Peter Moon had disappeared into the anus-portal of a sphinx in Romania located somewhere on the Danube River...guess I was wrong

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Ooh don't know about that one Zazz - if you're ever over in England get your good self down to Bold Street in Liverpool - some cheeky timeslip antics and Oz factors reported (also watches running backwards).

Numerous stories tell of experiencing a time slip, transporting Bold Street visitors to the 1940s or 50s.

The paranormal phenomena surrounding Bold Street has been linked to the powerful electricity from Central Station.

Not forgetting, Liverpool was built upon sandstone. Some suggest that the quartz from sandstone could create a magnetic field, affecting both time and the mind.

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a reply to: pigsy2400

Nice one Pigsy, never heard of the chap but here he is telling Art Bell how he's created 'small time warp fields' which speed up time as well as reversing it.

Vid

Wouldn't the anus-portal of a sphinx be a sphinxter?

a reply to: karl 12

how in the world I missed this pun makes me sad.. lol

Wouldn't the anus-portal of a sphinx be a sphinxter?

#Genius

I doth my cap to you sir..

a reply to: pigsy2400

Ha sorry mate couldn't resist that one.

Don't know what's going on with this Oz factor malarkey but there does seem to be quite a few examples.

Olavarria, Tandil, Argentina, October, 2010

..prior to this encounter, it seemed that everything had become very quiet in their surroundings. No nature sounds, or the sounds of a typical night in the mountains, suck as the crackling of leaves, birds in the treetops, nothing. The wind had died down, no cars went by. It could be said that a very special atmosphere ‘surrounded them’.

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a reply to: karl 12

Mother and two daughters witness UFO, as soon as mother 'locks eyes' onto object she describes going deaf - one of the daughters also vomits on herself.

When object departs the mother starts to hear sounds like birds, cars and dog barking again.

a reply to: karl 12

I have come across a time space anomaly. Discovered it after breaking into Area 51 Naruto style. The Minecraft server Java edition is where I landed. Redstone is a part of it to help establish a quantum link. we now have leaves block.

There is some crazy ridiculous stuff going on. Should be a fantastic party.

a reply to: kwakakev

Marie D. Jones on the book 'Time Storms' by Ufologist Jenny Randles:

One of the best books ever written on these mysterious hiccups in time is “Time Storms” by Jenny Randles, a British journalist who has also written extensively about UFOs and time travel. She documented hundreds of cases of timeslips all over the world, and some of the more eerie common denominators, such as the presence of a “green fog” or mist that the person/s entered, within which their time distortion occurred. In many cases, a person or group of people would walk or drive into said fog or mist, feel a sense of disorientation and “electrical” charges (hair standing on end, nausea, dizziness) and upon returning to a normal state, find themselves hundreds of miles from where they were, and hours to days later!..


Many of the timeslips documented by Randles and other paranormal researchers involve the sightings of UFOs, ghostly apparitions, even UFO abduction experiences. Many involve physical sensations of skin itching or burning, ears popping as if the air pressure outside was drastically changing, and symptoms that suggest perhaps the presence of infrasound (dizziness, disorientation, vomiting…)

Time Slippin’ and Space Trippin’: Timeslips in the Matrix

Also a review by the late, great Mac Tonnies :

"Time Storms" is a brisk, thought-provoking, and thoroughly arresting re-examination of the UFO enigma. Randles argues that some atmospheric anomalies, thought by many to represent alien visitors, are in truth natural phenomena that displace space and time. Randles rounds out her thesis with chapters on synchronicity, theoretical physics, and abundant casefiles. Randles' book is a model assessment of contemporary forteana that raises fascinating questions. Also recommended: "Visitors from Time" by Marc Davenport, "The Holographic Universe" by Michael Talbot, and "Electric UFOs" by Albert Budden

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ZIMBABWE, 1994 - Ariel school witness Salma Siddick reports bright flashes and time anomalies during encounter ("time seemed to have slowed down immensely").



Ariel school witness Emily Trim also describes time anomalies:



And researcher Preston Dennet describes UFO time anomaly cases from other schools:

originally posted by: karl 12
ZIMBABWE, 1994 - Ariel school witness Salma Siddick reports bright flashes and time anomalies during encounter ("time seemed to have slowed down immensely").

Great vid exploring all the different freaky aspects of specific sightings

Real interesting group discussion with Dr. Irena Scott, Dr. Michael Masters, Rich Hoffman and Leon Kirkbeck.