Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy...
Yes, Please make this my home page!
Starbuck's UFO Photos: Page One!
Please keep in mind that none of these photos were taken by me, nor do they belong to me. They are simply
a unique collection of some of the many photos that can be found on the net and at many other sites.
Some photos may appear to be obvious fakes, while others.....well, you decide.
At 800 x 600 and Higher
THE NOW FAMOUS BILLY MEIER PHOTOS
Billy Meier's UFO photos remain unparalleled for their clarity and sheer number. Several variations of the Pleiadian/Plejaran "beamships" were photographed at various remote locations in the Swiss countryside, mostly between 1975 and 1982. For the bulk of his photos, Billy used a camera that was easy for him to operate (having only one arm) -- an Olympus 35 ECR still camera. He also filmed several sequences using an 8mm movie camera (see FIGU's web site for samples of the 8mm footage.) Billy also used another camera (with variable focus) to take the photos of the "wedding cake" ships as well as with a video camera.
The purpose of these photo demonstrations offered by the Pleiadians/Plejarans was to allow Billy the opportunity to acquire evidences in the form of photographic proof. (See FIGU's web site photo page for more of Billy's UFO photos.) This evidence is important as it can provide convincing testimony for the reality of Billy's contact experiences, if properly analyzed. This form of proof is also special since it affords each person the opportunity to decide for themself whether or not these contacts with extraterrestrials are really taking place, without harmfully infringing upon one's free will and beliefs. This policy of limited intervention by the Plejaran extraterrestrials, through photographic and metal-sample evidence, has served many purposes. Primarily, it has allowed both sides of the controversy -- the skeptics and those who are convinced it is real -- to form their
own opinions through their individual level of research and study. In addition, it has brought about some desired goals of the extraterrestrials; one of which was to create a UFO controversy. This would urge a variety of scientists, government agencies, military services and other citizens to seriously preoccupy themselves with the subject of UFOs.
Many people still claim that Billy faked the hundreds of UFO photos he has taken to achieve some form of personal fame and/or monetary gain for himself, despite the positive analyses performed by several competent scientists and photo experts. Most of these allegations are not even backed up by scientific research, or they contain false, distorted data. In addition, it is a known fact that numerous photos of Billy's were carefully manipulated in the past to show strings and similar anomalies and were widely distributed in attempts to discredit Billy. However, the decision as to their authenticity ultimately lies with each and every individual...
 |
 |
| A beamship (variation IV) taken at Hasenböl / Fischenthal. (Click here to see the 8mm movie footage segment taken from this same location!) |
Semjase's beamship at Bachtelhörnli, Switzerland, March 8, 1976. Billy walks behind a tree for a foreground shot, as a reference. |
 |
 |
| The beamship circles behind the crown of the large fir tree and hovers momentarily. |
Billy walks down the hill and captures the beamship circling to the right of the fir tree. |
 |
 |
| A beamship slowly circles a fir tree at Fuchsbüel am Hofhalden, July 9, 1975. Billy stands up the hill behind another tree for foreground reference. |
From atop the slope, Billy captures the 7-meter beamship at another angle as it slowly manuevers around the tree -- the Pfäffikon valley visible in the distance. |
 |
 |
| At Säckler Durchstelen, a "wedding-cake" style ship hovers approximately over a small van, March 26, 1981. |
The newer variation beamship (3.5-meter remote) slowly hovers above Billy's head beside a tall tree. |
Billy took over 1,000 photos of a variety of Pleiadian/Plejaran spacecraft and landing track evidence. This is just a small sampling as FIGU has hundreds of photos you can order. Some of their photo collection is displayed on FIGU's web site photo page. Write to FIGU for their complete catalog.
You're Viewing Page One!
This Site's Been Visited:
Times Since October 4, 1999
