Philip Haseley, an anthropology professor at Niagara County Community College in Sanborn and the section director of the Mutual UFO Network, calls UFO researcher Ted Phillips the “world’s pre-eminent authority on UFO landing and evidence.” Phillips will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday at Niagara County Community College in room E-142.
Phillips is the director of the Center for Physical Trace Research, through which he has collected and analyzed over 3,000 UFO landing and material evidence cases. A field engineer and professional photographer, he is considered one of the “Founding Fathers” of UFO studies. He has been directly involved in many famous cases, including the 1964 Socorro, New Mexico, landing and humanoid sighting by policeman Lonnie Zamorra and other witnesses.
More recently, his investigation and definitive case study of a multiply witnessed landing in Kansas. It is considered a model for scientific investigation of UFO landings and trace evidence analysis. At Delphos, a glowing soil ring left after the UFO touched down yielded evidence of massive chemical changes in soil and plant life, and adverse health effects on humans and animals that came in contact with it.
Phillips has appeared on television numerous times, notably in the series “In Search Of,” in the current SciFi Channel “UFO Hunters” series, as well as on several History Channel documentaries. He has appeared on NBC News White Papers, CBS News Special Reports, and has been interviewed on dozens of national radio and Internet programs.
He is presently investigating a Midwestern site called Marley Woods, where UFO sightings, strange light orbs, mystery animal sightings, and domestic animal mutilation cases have all been reported and are now being documented. Phillips is still at the forefront of investigating the unknown, using the best methods scientific training and experience can bring to bear.
Phillip’s will be preceded by a short introduction on UFO studies by Dr. Philip Haseley of NCCC’s Department of Anthropology.
A voluntary donation of $3 for Niagara Hospice will be collected at the door by Hospice volunteers. Mr. Phillip's appearance is sponsored by NCCC Student Government.
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