ZINES & WIRES - Objects in the Sky

Zines & Wires

For many decades, many popular national magazines were at the forefront of trying to make sense of the UFO phenomenon. This is still the case today. However, recent evidence, and increased interest among the public, connected to the UFO phenomenon has compelled some magazine editors to take the issue more seriously for the first-time. Others, alas, resort to political and religious prejudices that cloud or fully distort coverage of the irrefutable reality of UFOs.

Magazine

Alien Life Could Look Nothing Like What We Expect. Here's How Microbes Beyond Earth Might Live Without Liquid Water - Smithsonian Magazine
Jupiter's Moon Europa Is a Top Candidate for Hosting Alien Life. But It May Lack the Geologic Activity Needed to Birth Microbes - Smithsonian Magazine
Sixty Years Ago, When Instruments Were Played in Space for the First Time, It Was ‘Jingle Bells’ All the Way - Smithsonian Magazine
Miners Discovered a Mysterious Smoking Object in Western Australia. Experts Think It's Likely Unexpected Space Debris - Smithsonian Magazine
An American Toy Company Produced the World’s First Frisbees, Beloved by Humans and Dogs, on This Day in 1957 - Smithsonian Magazine

UFO Publication Archives

UFO skeptic and researcher Issac Koi has scanned thousands of pages of UFO magazines; UFO ‘club’ newsletters and bulletins from around the world going decades back to his blog, Issac Koi – New Uploads. Collections, which also include the spectrum of the paranormal, are arranged alphabetically as PDF files. A tresure chest for researchers.