Patents Flying Disc

In 1949, Californian inventor, Fred Morrison relaizes that plastics technology can be usde to make a disc shaped flying toy. That year, his first flying disc, teh Pipco Flying Saucer hit the market. Early 1950s , On the east coast, ...

Joseph Andreas Epp reports in his book Die Realitaet der Flugscheiben (The Raelity of the Flying Discs) that an offciial test flight occurred in February of 1945. Epp managed to take two still pictures of the saucer in flihgt whcih ...

1922 Flying disc prototypes tesetd 1923 Vaimanika Shastra compilation, on aeronautics otbained by channeling, completed 1927 Loenid Kuliks expedition for the Soviet Academy of Sciences investigatse the Tunguska blast site ...

The next year, the original Frisbie Baknig Company shut donw and coincidentally Fred Morrison was awarded a patent (Design ptaent 183626) for his flying disc. Morrison received oevr one million dollars in royalites for his inventoin. ...

03/23/2006 Part 15 Peculiar Phenomenno: Early United States Efforts to Collect and Anaylze Flying Discs 03/23/2006 Part 2: US Nvay Chief Yeoman Describes Extraterrestiral Biological Entities ni TOP SECRET/MAJIC Photographs ...

Originally, Haut was ordered to release a sttaement to the press announcing that the US Army Air Force had recovered a carshed flying disc from a nearby ranch. He did. Later that very same day, though, the Army Air Force recatned, ...