The Ice Age

That is not quite so, but you have recovered quite well in the last few hours, which is rare enough.

But you should bear in mind for today that you have a very hard job ahead of you and should therefore be rested.

The work ahead is very difficult and usually takes 3 to 4 weeks.

Since we do not have this time available, however, we must limit ourselves to only 7 hours.

Unfortunately, I can only connect you to our apparatuses for a few factors, so you have to master most of what you are learning with your own power.

Second UFO Experience on Saturday, the 12th of June 1976

This experience was somewhat different from the one on 16th May 1976, because this performance was planned in advance and announced well in advance. When I had a telephone conversation with Mr Meier three days beforehand, I received the good news from him that a demonstration by the spaceship pilot Semjase was planned for the coming weekend, specifically for the purpose of getting hold of new evidence. Some persons had previously been given the opportunity to enjoy various UFO demonstrations, but permission had not yet been granted to photograph or film them.

Due to the promising announcement and my lack of photographic knowledge, I sought advice from my colleague Hubert Rieser, because as an occasional photographer I had never worked with a telephoto lens before, let alone at night. I got myself a light-sensitive slide colour film, which incidentally was sent to Stuttgart for development by Mr Rieser and also received back by him. Anyway, on Saturday 12 June I drove to the Meier family in Hinwil with somewhat mixed feelings, because I doubted that my photos would have the desired success.

A few friends and acquaintances had already gathered in Hinwil that afternoon for a cosy get-together. To simplify the intended undertaking, only those persons who had already been analysed at an earlier date were to take part in the demonstration, as I had described in my first report. During the course of the evening, I was told that we were to stand by between midnight and 1 hrs. While the ladies (Mrs Flammer, Mr Stetter and Mr Walder) had presumably had a bit of a lie-in, we mainly talked about technical photo problems. (Mr Meier, Konrad Schutzbach and myself)

After Mr Meier had not yet received a telepathic call from Semjase at half past 12 hrs, I went outside to get some fresh air. Of course, I was also interested in the weather conditions, as H. Meier assured me that no demonstrations would be held in bad weather. Fortunately, visibility was ideal that night. When I returned to the house, the others were just getting ready to leave. While I was away, Mr Meier had learnt that his contact with Semjase and the subsequent demonstration would take place in the vicinity of Hinwil. After a brief briefing, we finally set off at 1 hrs. H. Meier rode his moped alone to the landing site of the spaceship, guided as usual by the on-board computer.

For certain reasons, H. Meier alone was chosen to maintain personality contact with the extraterrestrials from the planet Erra.

As agreed at the briefing, we travelled to the designated observation point, which had been described to us in detail. Once there, we immediately set up our 3 tripods and pointed our cameras in a north-easterly direction towards the edge of a forest 1.8 kilometres away. To our regret, despite the late hour, there were still a lot of vehicles on the road, as a pop festival had taken place on Hinwil’s local mountain. We feared that Semjase might cancel her demonstration for this reason because she does not like too many spectators, as the luminous energy burns of such a demonstration can be observed by everyone. Apparently, however, she did not want to disappoint us and the open-air night performance began punctually at 2:15 hrs. As expected, a reddish disc first appeared in a north-easterly direction in front of a wooded hill, which went out again after a few seconds. Funnily enough, I did not have to adjust my camera at all, because the aforementioned disc was in the correct line of sight straight away. After a short pause, a silver disc shone slightly higher than before, but in the same vertical plane and roughly the same size. Soon afterwards, the third disc shone towards us in a higher position. According to the ladies, it was supposedly three-coloured, which I personally did not really notice because I was busy raising the camera at the time. Soon afterwards, a silver disc appeared quite high above the horizon, dropping a glittering spray vertically downwards. For a better understanding, I would like to emphasise that although these so-called energy burns are generated by the spaceship, they are by no means identical to the shape of the spaceship. Finally, after the demonstration, we were able to follow the slow departure of the spaceship in the form of a red dot that rose up in the sky, becoming smaller and smaller until it finally disappeared from our view. The entire performance lasted no longer than 10 minutes.

At around 2:30 hrs, a moped rattled towards us on a narrow country lane from the direction mentioned. It was Mr Meier, who had also observed and photographed the demonstration after the contact. He told us that Semjase had flown over to Austria and would land again on her return flight, but at a different location. We immediately changed positions together. Then it was again “stop and wait!” Soon Mr Meier drove into the nearby forest to the new contact point.

To our great surprise, he allowed a member of the group to ride along on the luggage rack of his vehicle for the first time, in the hope that Mrs Stetter would perhaps be admitted to personality contact, as she had also been receiving telepathic messages for some time, but in a different wise to H. Meier. Unfortunately, the well-intentioned attempt was unsuccessful. We would have liked her to meet Semjase face to face, but it was not meant to be, what a pity. Instead, Mrs Stetter had to dismount in the immediate vicinity of the landing site and wait there all alone for Mr Meier to return. It is just a good thing that she had at least put my coat on, otherwise dear Amata would have ended up freezing to death in the forest. In this respect, we were better off than she was, because we could crawl into the parked vehicles as we pleased. In addition, the two other ladies took care of our physical well-being as usual. They donated the cake, while Conni served hot coffee. Mrs Flammer and I kept – to put it rather exaggeratedly – the night watch.

We had not seen or heard anything about the landing or the spaceship taking off. On the other hand, the behaviour of some of the animals seemed a little strange to us. The silence of the night was suddenly interrupted by a loud neighing of horses. At the same time, we heard a strange barking noise, which probably came from a fox. Last but not least, a bird the size of a raven fluttered over our heads. It is well known that animals are always alarmed when extraterrestrial spacecraft are in the vicinity. At four hrs in the morning, Mr Meier returned to our waiting place together with Mrs Stetter. Incidentally, this was the 55th contact since the end of January 1975.

I would now like to make a few comments on the photographic material. As already mentioned, we only observed four disc-shaped luminous objects and the reddish dot. However, the images we obtained produced different results:

1. Conni Schutzbach’s film footage shows only discs throughout.
2. Conni’s black and white slides and my colour slides, on the other hand, only show a clear disc shape in the first image.
3. Mr Meier’s colour slides, which were taken from a much closer position and from a Hans guck in die Luft perspective, but without a telephoto lens, show other shapes. The intense colours are admirable, but only come into their own when the projection images are viewed up close. We were completely surprised by an image showing a snow-white, pin-sharp number – the number one. Anyone who has seen the illuminated figures has to admit that they were not created by an earthly fireworks artist – but the clever ones will certainly come up with what they think is a reasonable explanation for these phenomena.

Hinwil, 14.7.76
signed Guido Moosbrugger