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UFO: Evaluating the Evidence
by
Bill Yenne
Unidentified Flying Objects: A figment of the paranoid imagination? A sophisticated hoax? Misperception of natural phenomena? This captivating investigation features photographs and a variety of evidence, including gripping eyewitness accounts, astounding technical data, and secret government research. Explore the history of UFO sightings including "flying saucers," Projec...more
Hardcover, 160 pages
Published
May 1st 2007
by Gramercy
(first published 1997)
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UFOs! Who knows? Not everyone can be lying, right? Some say it’s possible but not likely. While others as it’s not possible at all. Some people (on both sides) are clearly “nuts” but which ones?
I keep thinking of Black Holes and Cealacanths, Starships and Bigfoot. Are we as intelligent as we think we are or are we as imaginative as children? Mass hysteria or the beginning of a new age, until one lands, opens the door and gives CNN an interview, we will never know! (Or did that alrea...more
I keep thinking of Black Holes and Cealacanths, Starships and Bigfoot. Are we as intelligent as we think we are or are we as imaginative as children? Mass hysteria or the beginning of a new age, until one lands, opens the door and gives CNN an interview, we will never know! (Or did that alrea...more
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Bill Yenne is the author of several novels and over three dozen books on historical topics. He has also been a contributor to encyclopedias of both world wars.
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The New Yorker wrote of Sitting Bull, his biography of the great Lakota leader, that it "excels as a study in leadership." This book was named to the number 14 spot among Amazon's 100 Best Books of the Year.
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