Ricardo Campo Pérez

Ricardo Campo Pérez is a researcher whose work runs through two strands of Spanish-speaking ufology. On the Peruvian contact movement, he describes Misión Rama as a UFO religion rooted in Theosophy, spiritism and occultism, beginning with the 1974 Chilca desert sightings. On the Canary Islands, he co-authored an answer with Vicente-Juan Ballester Olmos. March 2001. Their analysis appeared in the Spanish Air Force's journal. It tied the glowing spheres of 1976 and 1979 to US Navy Poseidon C-3 missiles fired from submarines, matched against Jonathan McDowell's launch database.

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Chilca desert programmed sightings and the founding of Misión Rama

February 7, 1974 · Chilca desert, about 60 km south of Lima

UAP · Disc / saucer · 25 sources

24Thinly documented

Researcher who studied the ideological roots of Misión Rama

The Gáldar Giants: the Canary Islands Sphere of 1976

June 22, 1976 · Gáldar, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands

UAP · Sphere · 22 sources

36Partially documented

Researcher who co-authored the Poseidon missile identification

Canary Islands "Missile-Launch" UFO, 1979

March 5, 1979 · Canary Islands (Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, La Palma)

UAP · Other · 15 sources

50Partially documented

Researcher who co-authored the 2001 Poseidon missile identification