scientist Clifford Paiva scientist and cryptozoology author Jonathan Whitcomb
About two scientists who recognized the significance of *video footage from Paul Nation (*obtained in Papua New Guinea)
Clifford Anthony Paiva (physicist)
Jonathan David Whitcomb (cryptozoology author)
A Scientific Paper by Paiva: “Results of Investigations Concerning Pterosaur Sightings In Papua New Guinea” (unpublished, 2007), by Clifford Paiva (BSM Associates, CA) and by Professor Harold S. Slusher, Physics Department, University of Texas at El Paso
Scientific Papers by Whitcomb: “Reports of Living Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific” (CRS Quarterly, Volume 45, #3, Winter of 2009) and “An Evolutionary Boundary” (self- published by Whitcomb); he also wrote comments, published online, for “Results of Investigations Con- cerning Pterosaur Sightings in Papua New Guinea” (a scientific paper completed in 2007: Paiva- Slusher, as mentioned on the left)
Paul Nation videotaped two lights one night: on a ridge deep in the interior of the mainland of PNG (2006)
Cliff Paiva on a television show Jonathan Whitcomb is interviewed for a TV talk show
Paiva explains his analysis of video footage recorded in Papua New Guinea, on an episode of the TV show Monsterquest on American television in June of 2009.
Whitcomb was interviewed by Richard Syrett, in May of 2012, for a Canadian television talk show
Late in 2006, Jonathan Whitcomb interviewed Paul Nation in Texas and obtained a copy of the video footage that was recorded deep in the interior of the mainland of Papua New Guinea. This footage was given to the missile defense physicist Cliff Paiva, who did a thorough analysis of it. Those two flying lights were found to be anything but ordinary.
Copyright 2017-2018  Jonathan Whitcomb
ridge where two flying lights were videotaped in 2006
Paiva and Whitcomb
Paul Nation, who videotaped two flying lights in Papua New Guinea from scientific analysis by Clifford Paiva Pterodactyloid pterosaur clip art From a scientific paper by Jonathan Whitcomb
Whitcomb had a scientific paper published on modern pterosaurs: “Reports  of  Living  Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific.”  The above image shows similarities between sightings in 1944 and 1971: two areas of New Guinea.
front cover of the book "The Girl who saw a Flying Dinosaur" clip art - Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur
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Clifford Anthony Paiva
Jonathan David Whitcomb
Paiva and Whitcomb
About two scientists who recognized the significance of video footage obtained by Paul Nation, who had been in Papua New Guinea in 2006
One of the Scientific Papers by Paiva: “Results of Investigations Concerning Pterosaur Sightings In Papua New Guinea” (unpublished, 2007), by Clifford Paiva (BSM Associates, California) and by Professor Harold S. Slusher, Physics Department, University of Texas at El Paso
Scientific Papers by Whitcomb: “Reports of Living Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific” (CRSQ, Volume 45, #3, Winter of 2009) and “An Evolutionary Boundary” (self-published by Whitcomb); he also wrote comments, published online, for “Results of Investigations Concerning Pterosaur Sightings in Papua New Guinea” (2007, Paiva-Slusher), as mentioned above
Clifford Paiva is a physicist; Jonathan Whitcomb is a cryptozoology author
Cliff Paiva on a television show
Paiva explains his analysis of video footage recorded in Papua New Guinea, on an episode of the TV show Monsterquest (on American television in June of 2009)
Whitcomb was interviewed by Richard Syrett, 2012, for a Canadian television show
Copyright 2017-2018  Jonathan Whitcomb
Paul Nation
from scientific analysis by Clifford Paiva
Late in 2006, Jonathan Whitcomb inter- viewed Paul Nation in Texas and obtained a copy of the video footage that had been recorded deep in the interior of the main- land of Papua New Guinea. This footage was given to the missile defense physicist Cliff Paiva, who did a thorough analysis of it. Those two flying lights were found to be anything but ordinary.
Paul Nation, who videotaped two flying lights in Papua New Guinea
Paul Nation videotaped two lights one night: on a ridge deep in the interior of the mainland of PNG (2006)
From a scientific paper by Jonathan Whitcomb
Whitcomb had a scientific paper published on modern pterosaurs: “Reports  of  Living Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific.”  The above image shows similarities between sightings in 1944 and 1971: two areas of New Guinea.
front cover of the book "The Girl who saw a Flying Dinosaur"
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scientist Clifford Paiva scientist and cryptozoology author Jonathan Whitcomb
Clifford Anthony Paiva
Jonathan David Whitcomb
A Scientific Paper by Paiva: “Results of Investigations Concerning Pterosaur Sightings In Papua New Guinea” (unpublished, 2007), by Clifford Paiva (BSM Associates, California) and by Professor Harold S. Slusher, Physics Department, University of Texas at El Paso
Scientific Papers by Whitcomb: “Reports of Living Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific” (CRSQ, Volume 45, #3, Winter of 2009) and “An Evolutionary Boundary” (self-published by Whitcomb); he also wrote comments, published online, for “Results of Investigations Concerning Pterosaur Sightings in Papua New Guinea” (2007, Paiva-Slusher)
Clifford Paiva is a physicist; Jonathan Whitcomb is a cryptozoology author
Cliff Paiva on a television show
Paiva explains his analysis of video footage recorded in Papua New Guinea, on an episode of the TV show Monsterquest (on American television in June of 2009)
Jonathan Whitcomb interviewed for a TV talk show
Whitcomb was interviewed by Richard Syrett, in May of 2012, for a Canadian television show
Copyright 2017-2018  Jonathan Whitcomb
About two scientists who recognized the significance of *video footage from Paul Nation (*Papua New Guinea)
from scientific analysis by Clifford Paiva Paul Nation, who videotaped two flying lights in Papua New Guinea Paiva and Whitcomb
Late in 2006, Jonathan Whitcomb interviewed Paul Nation in Texas  and obtained  a copy  of the  video  footage that was recorded deep in the interior of the mainland of Papua New Guinea. This footage was given to the missile defense physicist Cliff Paiva, who did a thorough analysis of it. Those two flying lights were found to be anything but ordinary.
Paul Nation videotaped two lights one night: on a ridge deep in the interior of the mainland of PNG (2006)
clip art - Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur clip art - Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur From a scientific paper by Jonathan Whitcomb
Whitcomb had a scientific paper published on modern pterosaurs: “Reports  of  Living Pterosaurs in the Southwest Pacific.”  The above image shows similarities between sightings in 1944 and 1971: two areas of New Guinea.
front cover of the book "The Girl who saw a Flying Dinosaur"
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