What do you think?


The Science Behind Alien Encounters
This 2nd edition updates and greatly expands the information that was presented in the first edition. The reader will have a brief history of UFO sightings and encounters. How is the religious community dealing with the prospect of extraterrestrial life more advanced technologically and perhaps, spiritually? Why are the governments of the world so desperately trying to hide the existence of ETs? Despite governments’ downplaying the ET question, there is continuing research to find evidence of ETs beyond Earth and even on Earth in the form of designs in crops. What is the ET connection to the world’s oldest civilization in Sumer as well as that in Egypt? Many researchers over the decades have concluded that UFOs propel themselves by using gravitational fields. How is it theoretically possible to create a gravitational field? How has it been done in laboratories and even through serendipity? With such advanced technology, why do UFOs crash? What are these extraterrestrial visitors up to? In 2016, two species of bodies dated to have died over one thousand years ago, were found near Nazca, Peru. Both species are bipedal and tridactyl. One has only a 25% match to human DNA! The other appears to be reptilian and has DNA that does not match any known living organism! Are these two species extraterrestrials?
- GenresNonfiction
194 pages, Paperback
First published January 27, 2012
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews
December 15, 2023
Hold onto your tin foil hats, folks, because The Science Behind Alien Encounters is like a rollercoaster ride through outer space! Robert Farrell isn't just talking about little green men; he's diving headfirst into the nitty-gritty of UFO sightings and interstellar travel. If you've ever wondered about those mysterious Foo Fighters in World War II or the mind-bending maneuvers of UFOs caught on Navy cameras, this book spills the extraterrestrial beans.
But here's the kicker, it's not all wild theories and conspiracy talk. Farrell brings some serious science to the table, breaking down the possibilities of advanced propulsion methods and the nuts and bolts of gravitational field manipulation. Plus, there's a crash course on Sumerian knowledge, the Great Pyramid of Giza, and even a dash of time travel thrown in for good measure. So, if you're up for a wild ride through the cosmos, grab this book and buckle up – the truth is out there!
But here's the kicker, it's not all wild theories and conspiracy talk. Farrell brings some serious science to the table, breaking down the possibilities of advanced propulsion methods and the nuts and bolts of gravitational field manipulation. Plus, there's a crash course on Sumerian knowledge, the Great Pyramid of Giza, and even a dash of time travel thrown in for good measure. So, if you're up for a wild ride through the cosmos, grab this book and buckle up – the truth is out there!
December 16, 2023
An eye-opening exploration of the possibility of intelligent extraterrestrial life visiting our planet. The author takes readers on a journey through the realms of astronomy, propulsion technology, and documented encounters with UFOs to present a compelling case for the existence of intelligent beings beyond Earth. The book is a meticulous compilation of evidence and theories, addressing everything from UFO sightings during World War II to the potential for advanced propulsion methods beyond chemical rockets. The author’s use of accessible scientific concepts makes this complex subject matter digestible for a wide range of readers, from enthusiasts to those new to the topic. It's an informative and thought-provoking read that opens doors to new perspectives on the mysteries of the universe.
April 22, 2023
The final couple of chapters were worth sticking with it because anything that touches on more anthropology and history I find very interesting.
But damn, there were some wild assumptions in this book presented as fact.
Not to say that some of the elements presented in the book weren’t interesting, but anyone with critical reasoning can see what giant, irrelevant leaps the author would make at some points.
I would have appreciated it more if he had posed his ideas as theories and possibilities - which is what they are - rather than hard fact based on some quantum leaps in his assumptions.
But damn, there were some wild assumptions in this book presented as fact.
Not to say that some of the elements presented in the book weren’t interesting, but anyone with critical reasoning can see what giant, irrelevant leaps the author would make at some points.
I would have appreciated it more if he had posed his ideas as theories and possibilities - which is what they are - rather than hard fact based on some quantum leaps in his assumptions.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews




