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Monsters from Outer Space?
Explains that most sightings of unidentified flying objects are actually understandable phenomena and discusses the possibility of intelligent life existing elsewhere in the universe.
48 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1978
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December 24, 2022
Technical book with a catchy title
If you are looking for a novelization of a movie or a children’s spooky story about monsters, then this is not the book for you.
It is a technical book on the phenomenon known as UFOs. It starts with a dark and starry night and a UFO sighting. Then it proceeds to tell histories of sightings and what they may have been. We learn how they were investigated. We learn what a hallucination is and how it works. We learn about shooting stars, space debris, weather balloons, optical illusions, etc. We get a history of the telescope, the probability of the Sun people, the Moon insects, etc. they even slip in the speed of light.
This book, filled with spooky pictures, is lots of fun for kid-os and those that grew up before the book was published.
If you are looking for a novelization of a movie or a children’s spooky story about monsters, then this is not the book for you.
It is a technical book on the phenomenon known as UFOs. It starts with a dark and starry night and a UFO sighting. Then it proceeds to tell histories of sightings and what they may have been. We learn how they were investigated. We learn what a hallucination is and how it works. We learn about shooting stars, space debris, weather balloons, optical illusions, etc. We get a history of the telescope, the probability of the Sun people, the Moon insects, etc. they even slip in the speed of light.
This book, filled with spooky pictures, is lots of fun for kid-os and those that grew up before the book was published.
March 3, 2019
If you have some time to waste, this little dated gem is available on Openlibrary.org.
October 17, 2023
Technical book with a catchy title
If you are looking for a novelization of a movie or a children’s spooky story about monsters, then this is not the book for you.
It is a technical book on the phenomenon known as UFOs. It starts with a dark and starry night and a UFO sighting. Then it proceeds to tell histories of sightings and what they may have been. We learn how they were investigated. We learn what a hallucination is and how it works. We learn about shooting stars, space debris, weather balloons, optical illusions, etc. We get a history of the telescope, the probability of the Sun people, the Moon insects, etc They even slip in the speed of light.
This book, filled with spooky pictures, is lots of fun for kid-os and those that grew up before the book was published.
If you are looking for a novelization of a movie or a children’s spooky story about monsters, then this is not the book for you.
It is a technical book on the phenomenon known as UFOs. It starts with a dark and starry night and a UFO sighting. Then it proceeds to tell histories of sightings and what they may have been. We learn how they were investigated. We learn what a hallucination is and how it works. We learn about shooting stars, space debris, weather balloons, optical illusions, etc. We get a history of the telescope, the probability of the Sun people, the Moon insects, etc They even slip in the speed of light.
This book, filled with spooky pictures, is lots of fun for kid-os and those that grew up before the book was published.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews