Brief
William T. Powers
The claims the writer was given for William T. Powers, in the order they were given.
1
William Powers was an Air Force astronomer who helped investigate the Socorro, New Mexico UFO landing.
“we found out from Dr. William Powers, who was an Air Force astronomer who helped investigate that case”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:41:04.3-00:41:09.4 administrative first hand
2
At the Socorro, New Mexico UFO landing, investigators found a ton of weight sitting on each pad mark, measured with a penetrometer.
“he said that they use a penetrometer on each one of those pad marks and there was a ton sitting on each one of those.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:41:09.7-00:41:16.6 testimony second hand
3
At the Socorro, New Mexico UFO landing, the centre of gravity within the quadruped landing gear was directly over burn number one.
“He said the center of gravity within the quadruped landing gear was right over burn number one.”
Raymond Fowler on UFOs, Government Cover-Ups & the Andreasson Affair (Full Interview, 1987) 00:41:17.4-00:41:23.5 testimony second hand
4
Fred Beckman, William T. Powers, Douglass Price-Williams, Ted Phillips and half a dozen other dedicated researchers began exchanging UFO data and analyses on a regular basis.
“Soon a small cadre of dedicated researchers—men like Fred Beckman at the University of Chicago, William T. Powers at Northwestern, Douglass Price-Williams at UCLA, Ted Phillips in Missouri, and half a dozen others—began exchanging data and analyses on a regular basis.”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch7:1549-1811 administrative first hand
5
William T. Powers was based at Northwestern University.
“William T. Powers at Northwestern”
THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race 2014-09-27 ch7:1645-1666 administrative first hand