The International UFO Congress in Phoenix will probably be quite helpful in this regard.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
UFO situation awareness: Phoenix conference hosts scientists, researchers, media, public
By Steve Hammons
An upcoming conference in the Phoenix, Arizona, region next
week seems to have the potential to expand knowledge and understanding about an
apparently challenging, sensitive and complex situation … visitation to Earth by
intelligent beings from elsewhere.
The 23rd annual International UFO Congress begins
Wednesday, Feb. 12 and continues through Sunday, Feb. 16. The conference has
become a significant research and educational platform where updated
perspectives are shared and opportunities for further insight are identified.
Ripples outward from the conference into the media and general public about the UFO situation and related
subjects also serve these interesting and important educational efforts.
Speakers include an astrobiologist, astrophysicist,
theologian, Army colonel, university professors, journalists, photographers,
filmmakers, media personalities, researchers and respected authors.
Some of the speakers wear more than one hat as they leverage
their unique backgrounds to learn more, and communicate more, about the UFO
situation and other forward-leaning research into interesting and important
emerging developments.
Do conference speakers, attendees and the general public
have “a need to know” about these kinds of topics?
Some people might be surprised by how much information on
the situation is already public. But for those at the leading edge of research
into these subjects, there always seems to be more information to gather and
interpret, more research to be conducted, more mysteries to try to understand,
more puzzle pieces to try to put together.
REAL SITUATION
The 2014 conference is being held at the Fort McDowell
Resort and Casino, with the Fort McDowell Radisson next door as the host hotel.
These facilities are located on the Fort
McDowell Yavapai Nation, a local Native
American community near north Scottsdale and Fountain Hills in the northeast
corner of the metropolitan Phoenix area.
The public is invited to attend some or all of the conference and film
festival. Various rates are available for those wishing to enjoy parts of the
conference and related activities and events. More information on attendance
pricing is available on the International UFO
Congress website. The
website also includes information on the speakers, schedule, film festival and related
topics.
This year’s speakers have significant backgrounds, as have those in
previous conferences. Some well-known TV, radio and media personalities will be
speaking. Researchers and authors from the scientific and defense fields will
also give presentations. Other speakers approach UFOs and related interesting
phenomena from their own unique perspectives and backgrounds.
Attendees at this year’s International UFO Congress will no doubt arrive
in Phoenix from around the country and around the world. The UFO phenomenon is
truly a global situation and is a subject of keen interest of millions of
people, including national governments and their defense organizations.
From all indications based on the decades of research by determined and
dedicated investigators (those we know about and those we don’t), there seems
to be a real situation on our hands that is vitally important for the human
race and planet Earth.
As a result, we might be wise to try to improve our “situation awareness” about these kinds of subjects.
Hope springs eternal for many of those researching the UFO topic. Over
the years and decades, a vast amount of information has been released,
discovered or put forward in various ways that inform, educate and prepare
people about what is going on … or at least parts of what is going on.
Some researchers seem to see light at the end of the tunnel, or at the
end of the wormhole or star gate.
However, there have been many reports about aspects of the situation
that could be very concerning, and impact public health and safety, as well as
national and global defense. It may be a very mixed situation, with many
elements in play, some investigators indicate.
ONGOING DEVELOPMENTS
The International UFO Congress will provide a valuable opportunity to
improve public understanding about the apparent spacecraft and other phenomena
in the sky (and sometimes on the ground) as well as who is responsible for them
(or aboard them).
The UFO situation impacts the human race and our nations and societies
in many ways, credible researchers have stated. Even though it has allegedly been
regarded as a top-secret matter in the U.S. and internationally for decades,
there reportedly have been parallel activities to gradually educate and prepare
us for certain surprising and challenging developments.
The International UFO Congress in Phoenix will probably be quite helpful in this regard.
The International UFO Congress in Phoenix will probably be quite helpful in this regard.
Spring comes early in the Arizona Sonoran Desert, where Phoenix is
located. The short and mild winter season will just be winding down in February
and warmer spring temperatures are sure to follow in March. Conference speakers
and attendees might be able to enjoy sunny days in the 60- and 70-degree range.
Locals have noted that, so far, the Sonoran Desert winter this year has been
beautiful, with weeks of sunny days in the mid-70s.
Generally clear nights should provide excellent scanning of the starry skies,
especially away from the city lights on the outskirts of the metro area where
the conference is being held.
Some conference visitors may want to take the short drive up
the I-17 freeway to Sedona and the beautiful “Red Rock Country.” There they can
experience the mysterious magnetic energy “vortexes” that are reportedly part of larger geologic and magnetic anomalies in the Sedona region. Plenty of
odd encounters and sightings have been reported in the Sedona area over the
years.
The fact that the well-known “Phoenix lights” case occurred right over the metropolitan
Phoenix “Valley of the Sun” back on March 13, 1997, will no doubt be on the
minds of conference speakers and attendees.
Could something like that happen again? Or, might some other significant
development or multiple developments take place in conjunction with the 23rd
annual International UFO Congress conference?