Naval Aviation News

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Navy Hydrographic Office the ability to measure accurately the variations in the
magnetic field, and Project Magnet was in business. The first VAM-2A was
installed in a P-2 Neptune (P2V), and a systematic survey of the North Atlantic
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Air University Periodical Index

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PROJECT MAGNET PROJECT SMART Navy navigators select Ryan automatic
navigation system for Project Magnet . il Ryan Reptr 17:29 Apr '56 AR DC unveils
new supersonic sled to test escape devices ; Project SMART seeks supersonic ...

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All Hands

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The third phase of “Project Cheesebox” was completed using equipment
employed in “Project Magnet,” a worldwide aeromagnetic survey conducting
geomagnetic investigations of ocean areas. On one of its airborne investigations,
“Magnet” ...

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International Upper Mantle Project Report

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... joining the northern limits of a similar survey of U . S . Project Magnet . The
cooperative aeromagnetic project between the Geological Survey and the
National Aeronautical Establishment of the National Research Council was
continued .

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Project Explore

by Scott Robert Poor

VITAMIN MI : MAGNETS PLUS IRON so . Some people don ' t get | One end of
the magnet is | DANTHA | Bul . DOG BLOGG CLA enough vitamins and iron in
called the north pole . The their everyday diets . This opposite end is called the ...

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The Info Journal

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Since the question of flying saucers is still attracting public attention and since
this file covers documents relating to the studies behind project ' Magnet ' and ,
indeed , records much of the discussion in the Department of Transport
surrounding ...

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Flying Saucers Fact Or Fiction

by Max B. Miller

PROJECT MAGNET THE CANADIAN FLYING SAUCER STUDY Project Magnet
was authorized in December , 1950 , following a request made to the Canadian
Department of Transport by W. B. Smith , for permission to make use of the ...

Flying Saucers Fact Or Fiction

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Max Miller edited a UFO magazine, "Saucers," in the 1950s. Flying Saucers was released in 1957 in a magazine format. It has many photographs and is very well written in a balanced manner. Miller held memberships in the British Planetary Society, the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers, the Meteoritical Society, Civilian Saucer Intelligence of New Zealand, and the American Rocket Society. Chapter 1: Flying Saucer History - a succinct summary of pre-1947 UFO reports, drawing partly on research into vimanas by Desmond Leslie and Harold Wilkins. Chapter 2: World Opinion - investigates Project Blue Book. Miller states how he attempted to discover its then current statues and how many reports it was receiving, and of how he got no answers. Chapter 3: Space Travel and the UFO - Project Magnet, Project Vanguard, Einstein's Unified Field Theory and gravity research are covered, and there is discussion of the research of Morris Jessup, Aime Michel, Leonard Cramp, and T. Townsend Brown, plus William Lear's arguments on why UFOs exist. Chapter 4: Space Communication and Detection - covers findings of Francis Galton, Tesla, Marconi, and John Otto, who attempted space communication on air on the radio in October 1955. Wilbert Smith provides a lengthy statement on how and why Project Magnet went underground. Chapter 5: Mars, The Mystery Planet - investigates the findings from the likes of John O' Neill, Gerard Kuiper, and Robert Richardson concerning strange things seen on or over Mars. Chapter 6: The Worldwide Enigma - mention is made here of Leonard Stringfield's research, plus a detailed account of a sighting over White Sands in 1949, Operation Mainbrace sightings, British astronomer H. Percy Wilkins' sighting, the 1953 incident where a UFO reportedly damaged a sign board, and angel hair. Chapter 7: Contactee Stories - the 1950s was the era of the contactees, and some of these, such as Truman Bethurum, are discussed. Chapter 8: New Light on the UFO - key points of Edward Ruppelt's "The Report On Unidentified Flying Objects" are discussed. Also included is the report on how U.S. Navy pilots were ordered to "shoot to kill" if UFOs were encountered, in July 1956. There is more on Project Vanguard, a project to send twenty satellites into space to study UFOs, in response to Earth reportedly being under constant surveillance. Chapter 9: The Problems Today - correspondence between Donald Keyhoe and Air Force Major General Joe Kelly is included, in which topics such as Blue Book Report 14 and regulations to prevent public disclosures of UFO incidents. An indispensable publication for anyone wishing to research UFOs.

Proceedings of the Session

by Committee for Co-ordination of Joint Prospecting for Mineral Resources in Asian Offshore Areas

The total intensity magnetometer is sensitive to magnetic field changes of only a
few hundredths of a nanotesla . Data collected by Project MAGNET are
processed and placed in a standardized format in World Data Center A , Boulder
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A Study of Aeromagnetic Data New England Seamount Area

by A. L. Kontis

TR - 166 Presents the results of a detailed aeromagnetic survey , conducted by
Project MAGNET , of a 38,000 square mile area off the coast of New England .
Contour charts of the total magnetic intensity , inclination , and horizontal and ...

A Study of Aeromagnetic Data New England Seamount Area

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A detailed aeromagnetic survey of a 38,000 square mile area off the coast of New England was conducted by the Oceanographic Office in 1957. The survey area contains the continental shelf, slope and rise related to Georges Bank, and the northwest end of the New England-Bermuda seamount chain. Analysis of the survey data indicates that the features included in the group extending from Kelvin to Bear seamounts are highly magnetized, in the order of 0.01 cgs units, and that the seamounts have little sedimentary cover. The nature of the magnetic anomalies over the seamounts extending from Panulirus to Mytilus indicates that these features are composed of a less magnetic material. Based on the correlation between magnetic anomalies and bottom features, it is probable that the survey area contains several seamounts or seaknolls that are at present uncharted. The anomalies over the continental margins are linear in form and reflect structural trends and possible faulting in the basement beneath Georges Bank. (Author).

U S Geological Survey Saudi Arabian Project Report

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Description of the magnetic surveys used in the compilation of the magnetic
anomaly map . ... 1968 D2 0.30 Cesiun vapour Doppler Project Magnet Coast to
coast at lat 19 ° N . Coast to coast at lat 21 ° N . 1969 D3 0.30 Cesium vapour ...

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Report of Proceedings

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Satellites and rockets are providing valuable information about the structure of
the magnetic field in space . Summary ... The airborne geomagnetic survey
program , Project MAGNET , was established in 1951 and became operational in
1953 .

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