Simulcast on KGRA Radio, YouTube, Facebook & Twitch – Tuesday, November 14, 2023 @ 7:00 PM EDT (-4GMT)
BIO: Rony Vernet is an Electronic and Computer Engineer and researcher at the Brazilian Center for Research in Physics in the area of Experimental Physics Applied to High Energy Physics, where he carries out work involving artificial intelligence. He has been a public servant in the energy sector for over 10 years, where he leads a department implementing new technologies for logistics for the movement and storage of oil, derivatives and biofuels. He began to become actively involved with the UFO phenomenon in 2018, when he began carrying out field research in the Serra da Beleza region, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, where he was able to witness different types of phenomena and is now running a technological monitoring project in the region. In 2020, he obtained the release from the Brazilian Government of more than 100 pages of documents and 20 minutes of videos about UFO attacks on indigenous people in the state of Acre, in the Brazilian Amazon. He frequently carries out field investigation missions, as in the case of the alleged UFO crash in Magé. He spoke at hearings on anomalous phenomena in the Brazilian Senate in 2022 and in the Mexican House of Representatives in 2023.
Live UAP Discussion with Dr Sean Kirkpatrick. Wed, November 15, 7:00PM ET: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1dcVi_3NTF0
This is the third part of a series looking at a case from 1968 that involved sightings of UFOs on October 24, 1968, by ground observers stationed at the ICBM missile complex surrounding Minot AFB in North Dakota. A B-52 was flying in the area, and the pilot was requested to change course and investigate. The result was a UFO encounter that was caught on photographs of the B-52 radarscope, and the pilot, Maj. James A. Partin, and co-pilot, Captain Bradford Runyon, reported that they’d had a visual sighting of the object when it was on the ground. In addition to the sightings, it was reported that the outer and inner perimeter alarms of the missile site designated Oscar-7 went off and that a padlocked entry hatch there was found open with a plug-style gate secured by a combination lock removed from it. The case was officially examined by the officer in charge of UFO investigations at the base who provided details and evidence to Project Blue Book. The Blue Book conclusion was that what was seen was possibly a combination of “anomalous propagation” of radar returns, a plasma ball, and celestial bodies. It was also concluded that the break-in was unrelated. The case lay dormant for 30 years until Runyon contacted the Center for UFO Studies and filled out a sighting report form. The case caught the interest of members of the newly formed Sign Historical Group and they did a thorough investigation that included many interviews with witnesses. They’ve made material they gathered available as part of the Sign Oral History Project on a 
by Charles Lear, author of 
In 1986, Jim Speiser of Fountain Hills, Arizona, got the urge to create an electronic forum dedicated to a discussion of paranormal topics. He started a BBS (bulletin board system) using six personal computers located at various locations in the U.S. and Canada linked together with a Fidonet system. Speiser called his new BBS “The ParaNet.” In the summer of 1991, there was a “spin-off” of ParaNet named the Multi-national Investigations Cooperative on Aerial Phenomena, and ParaNet published a magazine called Continuum to get their investigations reports out to the public. The first case in the Volume 1, Number 1, September 1991 
In 1975, after the Travis Walton Incident on November 5, because of the attention it received in the press and among the UFO community, there were two flaps in Florida that fell through the cracks and have all but been forgotten. The first one was in the area of Miami- Dade County that started on the same day as the Walton incident, and the second was a little over a month later around 50 miles south of Jacksonville in the small farming community of Hastings. The Miami-Dade reports received a good amount of local press, as did the Hastings reports. The Hastings reports were looked into by the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, and there is an 