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| NARCAP IR-5 International Air Safety Report “The El Bosque Video Case: A Preliminary Study of Anomalous Objects in Active Airspace.” It was during an impressive airshow on November 5, 2010 above the Chilean El Bosque Air Force Base involving ten formations of military airplanes flying over that these video segments were taken. Later frame-by-frame analyses of these video images showed one (sometimes two) small round or oval objects on a number of consecutive frames. Details of how these unidentified objects (or at least optical phenomena) were discovered were made public on March 13, 2012 by Air Force General (retired) Ricardo Bermudez, Director of the official Chilean UAP study Comite de Estudios de Fenomenos Aereos Anomalos (CEFAA). Under terms of NARCAP’s collaborative agreement with CEFAA (click here for more info) we received all of the available video tapes with a request to examine them to see what we could discover. The possibility existed that these UAP might have posed a threat to flight safety with so many high performance airplanes flying in the same vicinity. Chief Scientist, Richard Haines has prepared a summary report of his findings entitled “The El Bosque Video Case: A Preliminary Study of Anomalous Objects in Active Airspace.” His report consists of more than sixty pages of detailed text and over eighty figures (NARCAP IR-5 IASR). Now that his report has been sent to CEFAA for translation into Spanish and distribution to their staff and has also been approved as to completeness and technical accuracy it is available for U. S. release. Haines is quick to note that his report is preliminary and subject to correction as further data is received concerning this controversial case. |
| Recommendations to Pilots from NARCAP on What to Do and What Not to Do if you Have a Near Encounter with an Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Dr. Richard Haines, Chief Editor , Contributors include: P. Davenport, R. Eaton, D. Geisler, R. Haines, M. Hall, L. Kean, P. Kinzelman, L. Lemke, G. Mcleod, T. Roe, M. Shough, B. Smith |
| Investigator Support Paper: NARCAP IS 07 2012 ~ Analysis of an “Alleged” Pilot Sighting of a UAP Between St. Louis and Kansas City on July 30, 2012 William Puckett |
| Investigator Support Paper: NARCAP IS 06 2012 ~ Preliminary Analysis of the Ceremonia Magna Video UAP of September 13, 2012 at Mexico City, Mexico Francois Louange |
| Investigator Support Paper: NARCAP IS 05 2012 ~ Informal Comments Regarding a Youtube video of a Triangular Object Apparently Moving in the Sky G. Smith, NARCAP |
| Technical Report 15: NARCAP TR 15 2012 ~ Jumbo Jet Encounters UAP Soon After Take-off from LAX on September 27, 1996 Richard F. Haines NARCAP Chief Scientist July 8, 2012 |
| Investigator Support Paper: NARCAP IS 03 2012 ~ UAP and Aircraft Safety in Australia - A Review Keith Basterfield June 2012 |
| Investigator Support Paper: NARCAP IS 02 2012 ~ Infrared Photos of "UFOs" Vicente-Juan Ballester Olmos and Miguel Guasp |
| International Air Safety Report: NARCAP IR-4, 2012 ~ Aviation Safety and Unidentified Aerial Phenomena:A Preliminary Study of 600 cases of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP)Reported by Military and Civilian (English) (Francais) Dominique F. Weinstein NARCAP International Technical Specialist - France GEIPAN/CNES College of experts - France~ March 2012 |

| Project Sphere ~ Spheres in Airborne Imagery Revised Oct. 2011 Vincent Juan Ballester Olmos and Martin Shough |
| International Air Safety Report: NARCAP IR-3, 2011 ~ Photoanalysis of Digital Images of Anomalous Aerial Object Taken Sept. 17, 2010 Above Santiago Chile (CEFAA - Banderas) Dr. Richard F. Haines, NARCAP Chief Scientist |
| February 14, 2010 at 1717 Hours above the Andes Mountains in Central Chile (CEFAA - El Yeso) Dr. Richard F. Haines, NARCAP Chief Scientist |