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In thisissue
August 2007
No. 472
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UFO Journal 
The Starchild 3Photo/Video Analysisin the Electronic Age 7Roswell MuseumExhibit10Screen Memories11Calendar12State DirectorCMS Rankings21UFO Marketplace23Night Sky24
Columns
Director’s Message 2Book Review13Stan Friedman14Ted Phillips16Filers Files18
Eight years of scientific testing stronglysuggest that an ancient skull found inMexico nearly eight decades ago issomething other than entirely human. Infact, the skull known as the “Starchild” might well prove to be the first biologicalrelic confirmed by DNA testing to be ahuman-alien hybrid.See page 3
Where is The Starchild From? 
Above, Left: Front view, human skullfound with Starchild (SFWS). Right:Starchild skull (SC).At left, the cover of Lloyd Pye’s newbook,
The Starchild Skull, Genetic Enigma, or Human-Alien Hybrid?
Skylook -
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Director’s Message
By James Carrion
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I spent a few days in early July atthe Roswell anniversary festivalwhere I had the chance to meet withboth Ufologists and members of thepublic alike. I hadalso attended the50
th
anniversarycelebration in1997 so it wasnostalgic to beback. TheInternationalUFO Museumwas larger than Iremembered itand I was veryimpressed by the museum library’sextensive collection of UFO relatedbooks and periodicals.What really struck me was thesense of UFO history that Roswellevoked and it made me stop and ask myself whether we are any closer tounderstanding the UFO phenomenonafter 60 years of investigation andresearch. As J. Allen Hynek oncesaid, we suffer from an “embarrass-ment of riches”—that is, we have anenormous amount of collected UFOdata, but what are we to make of it?MUFON is proud to announce that wehave formed two research teams thatwill be actively looking at that data: theUFO History team and the AlienAbduction research team. Please staytuned to the
 Journal
for updates onteam activities.When I got back from Roswell, Idecided to spend some time goingthrough the Edward Ruppelt fileswhich MUFON now has in its posses-sion for scanning as part of thePandora Project. Reading originalcorrespondence between Ruppelt andother well known figures of the time inboth the UFO and scientific andmilitary communities evoked the samefeelings of awe and inspiration that Ifelt being in Roswell. It was during
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