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True UFO Sightings: Real UFOs and Aliens
Are you ready to answer the age-old Do aliens exist?Then, unveil the mysteries of the cosmos with this collection of the most compelling, authenticated UFO sightings and alien encounters reported across the globe. True UFO Stories shares the stories of ordinary people who have witnessed the most extraordinary phenomena.
This collection of stories attempts to answer questions such aliens live among us?Are aliens on the moon?Are humans really abducted by aliens?Did Sign, Grudge, and Blue Book draw the wrong conclusions?Could the Japanese Edo period hold the secrets of extraterrestrial existence?Were Barney and Betty Hill notorious liars or unfortunate victims of strange circumstances?Whether you are a seasoned UFO enthusiast or a curious newcomer, True UFO Stories promises to ignite your imagination and fuel your curiosity about the unknown. With its blend of scientific inquiry and spine-tingling stories, this book is an essential addition to the library of anyone fascinated by the possibility of life beyond our planet.
This collection of stories attempts to answer questions such aliens live among us?Are aliens on the moon?Are humans really abducted by aliens?Did Sign, Grudge, and Blue Book draw the wrong conclusions?Could the Japanese Edo period hold the secrets of extraterrestrial existence?Were Barney and Betty Hill notorious liars or unfortunate victims of strange circumstances?Whether you are a seasoned UFO enthusiast or a curious newcomer, True UFO Stories promises to ignite your imagination and fuel your curiosity about the unknown. With its blend of scientific inquiry and spine-tingling stories, this book is an essential addition to the library of anyone fascinated by the possibility of life beyond our planet.
97 pages, Paperback
Published August 5, 2024
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September 19, 2024
somewhat weaker than The other books in this series ( ? )
I was most annoyed that in The first story about Roswell, Zachery neglected to mention The first newspaper headline about a crashed disk, & related that everyone knew from The onset that it was a weather balloon, or some such, & that his tone was decidedly negative towards flying saucers !
But then; later, it seemed to ‘smooth out’ ?
?
I was most annoyed that in The first story about Roswell, Zachery neglected to mention The first newspaper headline about a crashed disk, & related that everyone knew from The onset that it was a weather balloon, or some such, & that his tone was decidedly negative towards flying saucers !
But then; later, it seemed to ‘smooth out’ ?
?
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