Panorama.
The Magazine with the Wide Horizon. For Students and Study Groups of UFO and Co-Related Subjects / Offcial Organ of UFOPIA, Unidentified Flyin Objects Phenomena Investigation, Australia.
Behold! Come let us go
1962--1970?
Bimonthly
Kilburn, South Australia, Australia.
Editor: Fred P. Stone, editor and publisher.
Publisher: UTOPIA Publications.
Succeeds: Australian Saucer Record (merged into this, May 1963, after sharing editorial control before that)
1/1, 1962.
2/s- or 25 cents, $1.00 a year, 18 pp. (varies) typed and mimeographed

The first issue was issued as a Special Edition of the Australian Saucer Record, also edited and published by Stone, and when that trial proved successful the journal was published on its own. Stone had started the Australian Flying Saucer Research Society in Adelaide in February 1955 which published the Australian Saucer Record. The cover design of a youth crying "Behold! Come let us go!" was intended to describe the optimistic "New Youth of the New Age, born in the old but on the thresh-hold of the New. . . . He sees in the near distance The Rising Sun of the New Age and the City of the Future beginning to take shape." This future was filled with the unexplained and mysterious, like the "Tasmanian Monster" examined in the second issue that had washed ashore and might possibly be "a thing from outer space." This was followed regularly by stories of UFOs, Ancient Lemuria, life on other planets, the Fatima letters, the Marie Celeste, hollow earth, "seabottom civilizations," the Shaver Mystery, psychic phenomena, George Adamski, magnetic fields and vanishing ships, exchavations under the Great Pyramid, and the whole "borderland field."

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