Modern Ufology makes us understand that the human factor is the central point of ufological observation. From this point of view, the extraterrestrial part of the research is a very small part of the reality of the borderline phenomena that we observe. The phenomenon seems to manifest itself according to the qualities and cultural background of the observer. And for this reason it is very important for the person interested in the phenomenon to have a very global view of things, which goes beyond the classic and very "small" extraterrestrial origin of the phenomenon.

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Texts:

George Balanos

Jose Antonio Caravaca

Claudio Suenaga

George Pontikis

Nikos Apostolopoulos

Stavros Hatzopoulos

In its pages unfold the great enigmas of prehistory, the mythology that often proves truer than history, the lost civilizations that left their mark on the past. Parapsychology, space exploration, science fiction, the secrets of the sea, extraterrestrial intelligences and modern doubts weave together a mosaic of knowledge and imagination. A volume-invitation to explore the visible and the invisible, the documented and the unexpected, where research meets mystery.

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They write alphabetically:
Antoniadis Antonis
Apostolopoulos Nikos
Vempos Thanasis
Gliatis Stathis
Kallinikou Dimitra
Mother Matina
Bekiaris Angelis
Preka-Papadima Panagiota
Smyrnaean Eric
Spanopoulou Irene
Tomboulidis Chariton
Chatzopoulos Stavros

With great joy and satisfaction we present the first book of the ERENZO team, dedicated to a unique collection of Greek Ufological Incidents from 1822 -2024.

 

The cataloguing of the Greek references continues and additional data will be presented in future volumes. The collection was edited by Professor Dr. Stavros Hatzopoulos, scientific advisor to ERENZO, and many Greek and foreign researchers collaborated on the project.

 

A portion of the reports (CE3 cases) is freely available to all Greek researchers who may request it either from Dr. Hatzopoulos (sdh1@unife.it) or from Nikos Apostolopoulos, founder of ERENZO (info@erenzo.gr).

A Research Journey - 1981

Stefanos Panagiotakis

 

October 11, 1973 was the date of the close encounter incident involving two local fishermen at the Shaupeter shipyard in Pascagoula, Mississippi. It was an event that would change their lives forever. These two men were Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker. On July 15, 1981, a Greek journalist and UFO researcher, who was familiar with this incident, accidentally found himself in the town of Pascagoula. His investigation into the Pascagoula incident immediately began and the dream of finding out what happened there became a reality.

 

One of the Gods of Machines, a witness of Greek origin, decided to speak out and provide the author with some vital information about this incident that no one else knew until then. This eyewitness account is published here for the first time. This book is more like a complete investigative diary of the authors' visit there and an amazing interview with Charles Hickson that led to an unexpected revelation of incredible things.

Another wonderful book begins its journey today, the second from the ERENZO team!

 

"Sculpting the Earth, Myths and Traditions of Magical Greek Geomorphology", by Lefteris Tsakalakis

 

In every rock that resembles a face, in every mountain peak that stands like an ancient god, in every crack in the stone that resembles an eye, a mouth or a prayer, Greece speaks. Not just with words, but with shapes, with geometries, with images that existed before we even found ways to describe them.

A journey through the myths that nurtured the memory of places. In the traditions that remained stubbornly alive, even when everything around seemed to be forgotten. And at the same time, it is an imprint: a rare recording of testimonies, legends and geomorphic phenomena, framed by photographic material that reveals what is hidden in plain sight.