On 20 September 1977, there were reports of a UFO resembling “jellyfish” in the sky in Petrozavodsk, near Lake Onega, north of Moscow, Russia.

 

 

 

 

On 21 December 1977, a letter was written by NASA Administrator, Robert A Frosch, to Dr Frank Press, Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy, Executive Office of the President stating that NASA did not feel it could mount a UFO research effort without a better starting point than it had been able to identify thus far. The letter referred to absence of “tangible or physical” evidence for laboratory analysis.

 

 

 

 

On 26 November 1977, viewers of Southern Television in the Hennington area of England receive a broadcast purporting to be“the voice of Glon, representative of the Asteron Galactic command”.

 

 

 

During 1978, photographs of a burned body, apparently next to a pair of spectacles, were released by Williard McIntyre and others. They were alleged by some researchers to show the body of an alien. (Commonly referred to as “The Tomato Man” photographs)