Kenneth Arnold
Aviator
Kenneth Arnold...no bulges or cowlings; they looked like a big flat disk. ' ...Arnold said that the objects weaved 'like the tail of a Chinese kite'." Kenneth Arnold's written report to Army Air Forces (AAF) intelligence, July 12, 1947, with drawing of... In this article: Kenneth A. Arnold, Mount Rainier, Horten Ho 229, Yakima, Washington, Donald Menzel, and United Airlines |
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Tucson Citizen | November 03, 2009
UFOs, Orgasms and the Occult: The Tucson Connection
...was due to repressed sexuality and UFO invaders. The term UFO was relatively new at the time. In 1947, a pilot by the name of Kenneth Arnold reported seeing an object that was shaped like a saucer while he flew over Mountain Rainier,...
In this article: Wilhelm Reich, Tucson, Israel Regardie, Aleister Crowley, Food and Drug Administration, Arizona, Cancer, and Sigmund Freud
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Wikipedia | October 18, 2009
Maury Island incident
...the first issue of Fate magazine in January, 1948 with a cover featuring flying disks and the article he paid Kenneth Arnold to write ). Arnold flew from Boise, Idaho, to Tacoma and met with Crisman, Dahl and at least three military...
In this article: FBI, Tacoma, Maury Island, and Seattle Post-Intelligencer
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Wikipedia | October 11, 2009
Flying saucer
...instance to specifically compare the objects to saucers, and the first to be widely reported, was the Kenneth Arnold sighting on June 24, 1947, while Arnold was flying near Mount Rainier. He reported seeing 9 brightly-reflecting vehicles,...
In this article: B movie, Annunciation, Nazism, Silver, British Rail, United Airlines, and Antarctica
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Wikipedia | October 06, 2009
Psychosocial hypothesis
...be located in pulp magazines of the beginning of the 20th century, well before the beginning of the UFO phenomena in 1947 (Kenneth Arnold sighting). In the same vein, in his article The truth is: They never were saucers, Robert Sheaffer...
In this article: ETH, David Clarke, Magonia, Hallucination, Fortean Times, and Carl Gustav Jung
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Telegraph.co.uk - Earth | August 17, 2009
Britain's Roswell: a flying saucer in Suffolk
...and which were investigated at length by Britain and America. But Pelling says the first major sighting of a UFO was by Kenneth Arnold in 1947 in America. "The craft he describes is identical to the German Second World War Horton...
In this article: Suffolk, Britain, Michael Heseltine, Winston Churchill, Washington, Banana, and RAF
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Wikipedia | August 14, 2009
Frank R. Paul
...saucer. This painting appeared almost two decades before the sightings of mysterious flying objects by Kenneth Arnold. So large was his stature that he was the only guest of honor at the first World Science Fiction Convention in 1939. He...
In this article: Frank R. Paul, Wonder Stories, Amazing Stories, Hugo Gernsback, Planet Magazine, Planet Stories, Human Torch, Marvel Comics, and Forrest J Ackerman
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Wired Top Stories | June 23, 2008
June 24, 1947: They Came From ... Outer Space?
Kenneth Arnold shows a drawing of one of the objects he reported seeing on June 24, 1947. Courtesy U.S. Air Force 1947: Pilot Kenneth Arnold sights a series of unidentified flying objects near Washington's Mt. Rainier. It's the first...
In this article: Mt. Rainier, U.S. Air Force, United Airlines, FBI, Department of Defense, Chehalis, and Mt. Adams
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Wikipedia | May 12, 2008
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www.washingtonpost.com | February 19, 2005
Jennings Explores ABCs of UFOs
...assassination conspiracy theories, the program examines the UFO phenomenon from an early milestone: a 1947 sighting by a man named Kenneth Arnold. Segments include visits to the Center for UFO Studies outside Chicago, where files bulge...
In this article: Peter Jennings, UFOs, JFK Assassination, J. Allen Hynek, Art Bell, Center for UFO Studies, and Peter Jennings Reporting
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www.slate.com
Balloon boy FAQ.
...the flying saucer become the universal shape for aliens? It traces back to a well-publicized UFO sighting by a pilot named Kenneth Arnold in 1947. While flying across Washington state, he claimed to have spotted nine shiny objects flying in...
In this article: Helium, Federal Aviation Administration, Colorado, Propane, National Weather Service, Larimer County, Washington, D.C., and United States
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Kenneth A. Arnold (born March 29, 1915 in Sebeka, Minnesota; died January 16 1984 in Bellevue, Washington) was an American businessman and pilot.
He is best-known for making what is generally considered the first widely reported unidentified flying object sighting in the United States, after claiming to see nine unusual objects flying in a chain near Mount Rainier, Washington on June 24, 1947. Arnold described the objects' shape as resembling a flat saucer or disc (see quotes below), and also described their erratic motion as resembling a saucer skipped across water; from this, the press quickly coining the new terms "flying saucer" and "flying disc" to describe such objects, many of which were reported within days after Arnold's sighting. Later Arnold would add that one of the objects resembled a crescent or flying wing.
The U.S. Air Force formally listed the Arnold case as a mirage; this is one of many explanations that have been rebutted by critics, and researchers Jerome Clark and Ronald Story both argue that there has never been an entirely persuasive conventional explanation of the Arnold sighting.
- Birth Date:
- March 29, 1915
- Birthplace:
- Sebeka, Minnesota
- Death Date:
- January 16, 1984
- Place of Death:
- Bellevue, Washington
- Occupation:
- businessman, aviator
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