It’s an intriguing possibility that is rarely considered by most
skeptics today, who tend to dismiss the notion outright, confident
in their assumption that such an explanation is inconsistent with
the technological capabilities of the time. The world was still in
its industrial infancy, they argue, and while many remarkable
inventions had been introduced by then, most people still lived much
as their forefathers did, using candles and kerosene lamps to light
their homes and making their way about via carriages or on
horseback. Yes, there were trains transiting the continent and
steamships capable of crossing the Atlantic in a week, but in 1896
the Wright brothers were still seven years away from putting their
tiny airplane into the air, and practical, reliable travel by air
was still decades in the future. Even Von Zeppelin had not yet begun
experimenting on his behemoth airships yet, so the idea that anyone
could have constructed and flown a practical airship in 1896 must
remain in the realm of science fiction—or so one would think.
But how accurate is this assessment of our ancestor’s technical
acumen? Can we really be so certain that the technology to build an
airship—even a fairly substantial one—was truly beyond the
capabilities of a late nineteenth century inventor? A quick look
into the history books will demonstrate how presumptuous this belief
is.
The fact is that steerable airships had been constructed and
successfully flown decades before the dawn of the twentieth century.
Perhaps the first to do it was a Frenchman named Henri Giffard who,
in 1852, built and flew an airship nearly 27 kilometers between
Paris and Trappes, France at the remarkable speed at the time of ten
kilometers per mile. In the 1880s, Charles Renard and Arthur Krebs
built an electric powered vessel named Le France that made several
successful flights, and in 1897 a Serbian timber merchant named
David Schwarz built the first true dirigible, successfully test
flying it over Templehoff airfield in Berlin on November 3, 1897. So
considering that airships had been under development in Europe prior
to the airship flap of 1896-97, what are the chances that an
American might not have been among the first to have succeeded in
creating a practical and long-range example in America—the product
of which would become the source of six months of sensationalism and
rumor?

David Schwarz’s ground breaking aluminum foil covered airship of
1896.
But what of the technological hurdles such a premise presents?
While it is assumed that many of the materials and technologies
needed to construct a practical airship were unavailable in 1896,
the facts speak otherwise. First, the new light-weight metal,
aluminum—essential in constructing the craft’s airframe—was
available in commercial quantities in the 1890’s. Second, all the
power-plants we know of today—steam, the internal combustion engine
and the diesel, as well as electric motors—were all available in
1896 and, while still in their infancy and underpowered by modern
standards, with a bit of ingenuity, any of them might have been
refined enough to push even a fairly substantial craft through the
air at a decent speed for several hours at a time. Difficult, I
admit, but not impossible. With proof of concept already having been
demonstrated decades earlier, the prospect of building a viable
airship was simply a matter of acquiring the proper
materials—certainly something within the capabilities of an 1896
inventor with adequate resources—and a building large enough to
house the vessel.
In fact, I explore this very possibility in some detail in my
book, The Great Airship of 1897, in which I lay out the case that it
is entirely conceivable that someone—or, more likely, a small
consortium of individuals with the resources to build a financially
viable airship—may have been responsible for the whole affair. It
would have taken some deep pockets and the services of a
cutting-edge inventor or engineer—along with the facilities to house
the whole affair in some secret locale—to make it all work, but it
was certainly within the realm of possibility. How this might have
been done and, more importantly, who might have done it, is purely
speculative of course, but the idea is an intriguing one to
consider.
Of course, the prospect does present a few problems of its own.
For example, if some intrepid inventor did go through the trouble of
procuring the elements required to make his airship a reality, why
don’t we know about it? After all, aviation pioneers of the era
where known for their public exhibitions, and the size of such an
enterprise would be difficult to keep secret for long in any case,
so why no evidence of airship manufacturing on the West Coast in the
1890’s?
While at first this appears to be a valid consideration, it
becomes less inexplicable once we consider the circumstances. The
last half of the nineteenth century was a time not only of
remarkable technological advances, but of tremendous competition as
well, especially among inventors. The drive to be the first to the
patent office was almost cut-throat in nature, with stolen ideas and
even sabotage not unheard of. Additionally, they had to deal with
pressure from investors eager to see a quick return on their money
and, finally, they had the press—who could always be counted on to
prematurely proclaim each new gadget a success or failure—to deal
with. Considering that a single crash could easily scare away the
necessary capital needed to continue working, it is understandable
why this consortium would have wanted to work in secret.
And if that was the case, then California would have been the
perfect place to work: it was still remote enough to guarantee
privacy and yet it was near enough to rail lines and a major seaport
to make it ideal. Further, in that San Francisco boasted the largest
number of millionaires of any city west of the Mississippi at the
time, it was also a perfect locale from which to secure investors.
As such, it isn’t difficult to imagine that a reclusive and possibly
even eccentric inventor might have been able to not only find the
required investment capital to build and operate an airship, but
secure locales where the necessary facilities could be constructed
and operated in complete secrecy. Certainly, doing so should have
been no more difficult to accomplish than it would have been for
Bell or Edison—contemporaries of the era. It was simply a matter of
having the necessary equipment shipped from the east coast to San
Francisco, where it could be assembled in privacy and be kept hidden
from the general public and the media among the barren hills of
central California.
But if this mysterious inventor wished to work in secret, why
then compromise that secrecy by flying over the largest cities in
California and appearing to thousands of witnesses? Simple: the
craft not only needed to be test flown over long distances—making
the chances of it being seen by multiple witnesses almost
guaranteed—but its appearance was designed to send a message to the
vessel’s investor(s) that the ship was coming along quite nicely.
Clearly, at some point the craft was going to need to be unveiled to
the general public; perhaps the sightings of November and December
of 1896 then were just a sneak preview.
But then how do we account for the shift in locale? If the craft
was built and flown in California, how does it end up being seen
over the Midwest a few months later? I always found it especially
interesting that there was a two-month break between the California
sightings in 1896 and the sightings in the Midwest that following
spring. Isn’t it possible that after initial test flights were
completed, the inventor was ready to unveil his new airship in the
most spectacular fashion imaginable by over-flying America? Of
course, he couldn’t have flown it over the Rocky Mountains,
especially in winter, but couldn’t he have had the craft dismantled,
transported by train over the treacherous Rocky Mountains, and then
reassembled in Nebraska to continue its mission of over-flying the
country? Consider how the growing attention of the public would have
made acquiring new investors simple once the craft landed on the
east coast in front of a stunned media.
If that’s the case, however, then what happened? Why no landing
in New York or Washington to demonstrate to the entire world that
the age of the airship had arrived? It’s uncertain. Perhaps the
craft came to an ignoble end or tragedy struck; a Kalamazoo paper
did, after all, report in an April, 1897 edition that the craft was
seen to explode nearby and since it was likely filled with highly
flammable hydrogen, such a possibility can not be ruled out.
In any case, whatever became of the remarkable craft and its crew
remain an unsolvable mystery, but it should be enough to demonstrate
that our knowledge of the past may be less complete than we assume.
Perhaps there are many such failures strewn across the sands of time
we are unaware of, and in that may be the most intriguing part of
the entire mystery. And who knows, perhaps one day, one of them may
be accidentally discovered to demonstrate to the world that
technological genius is not confined to our era, but may have been a
constant in humanities’ march towards the stars, and that we once
have our very own Archimedes under our very noses—or, in this case,
over our very heads—but we just failed to notice him.
Copyright by J. Allan Danelek
Presented with permission of the author
Note: The above article is an introduction to
The Great Airship of 1897: A Provocative Look at the Most Mysterious
Aviation Event in History
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About the Author
Researcher/author J. (Jeffrey) Allan Danelek
has been writing on the paranormal and Fortean subjects such
as Bigfoot, UFOs and things that go bump in the night since
2000. The author of five non-fiction books and several works
of fiction, he has been a frequent guest on numerous radio
shows, including Coast to Coast with George Noory, Dreamland
with Whitley Strieber, and many others. He currently resides
with his wife, Carol, and two sons in Lakewood, Colorado. He
can be contacted through his website at
www.ourcuriousworld.com

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The Great Airship of 1897: A Provocative Look at the Most
Mysterious Aviation Event in History
by J. Allan Danelek (Author)
In November of 1896 residents of California
watched a mysterious bright light-often described as being
suspended beneath a "cigar shaped" craft of considerable
size-pass slowly over their cities on several occasions,
sparking a media frenzy. A few months later, what appeared to
be the same craft was seen in the skies over the sparsely
populated prairie states of the Midwest making its way
methodically eastward and appearing to literally hundreds-if
not thousands-of witnesses. |
Then, as suddenly as the reports began, they
abruptly ended, leaving a mystery that has never been
satisfactorily explained by either science or historians to
this day. Was it evidence of a nascent technology, appearing a
full decade before Von Zeppelin began building the first of
his behemoths in Germany, or was it all merely a media hoax
generated by the yellow journalism of the time in an effort to
increase sales? Or, most provocative of all, was it a visitor
from outer space, making an early appearance? Each theory is
examined in turn before J. Allan Danelek finally presents his
provocative theory that the mysterious vessel was a
terrestrial craft years ahead of its time that may have been
destroyed just as it was on the verge of being publicly
acknowledged. Admittedly controversial, the hypothesis leaves
it for the reader to decide for themselves whether the history
of aviation is complete as we know it or if it's merely
waiting for the final chapter to be written.
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The Case for Reincarnation Unraveling the Mysteries of the
Soul
by J. Allan Danelek (Author) June 2010What
happens after we die? What is the purpose of reincarnation?
How does it work? What is the role in this mysterious process
of the soul, free will, karma, soul mates, and God? Paranormal
investigator J. Allan Danelek presents a compelling
exploration of reincarnation that sheds light on both the
mechanics of rebirth and its spiritual purpose. Addressing all
aspects of reincarnation—including how the next physical life
is chosen, the influence of past lives, the difference between
the soul and personality, the necessity of evil, and what
happens between lives—Danelek illuminates this transcendent
yet practical mode for perfecting the soul. The Case for
Reincarnation presents a fascinating, thought-provoking
examination of reincarnation and the elements involved: The
Divine • The eternal soul • Spiritual lessons • The link
between the spiritual and physical worlds • Linear time •
Past-life memories • Karma • Choosing our next incarnation •
What happens to souls drawn to evil • Ghosts
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Mystery of Reincarnation: The Evidence & Analysis of
Rebirth
by J. Allan Danelek (Author)
What if you found out that the life you’re living
today is not the only one you’ll ever live, but just one of
many? How would it change the way you look at the world around
you and the people in it? In this objective and balanced look
at one of the great mysteries of our age, you’ll not only
explore reincarnation’s western roots and examine the
compelling evidence to support it—as well as examine the chief
objections to it offered by the scientific and religious
communities—but explore the mechanics of reincarnation as
well: how it works on a practical level, what it’s trying to
do on a spiritual level, and what it all means to you as you
go about your day-to-day life. It’s sure to not only get you
thinking about your past, but will force you to consider your
present and future in ways you never imagined possible before. |
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The Case for Ghosts: An Objective Look at the Paranormal
by J. Allan Danelek (Author)
When an author claims to make a "case for
ghosts," the reader expects documentation--lots of it. One
expects case histories of documented occurrences, statistical
analyses of representative events, and a rational, good-faith
attempt to find both normal and paranormal explanations for
these events. Unfortunately, Danelek's book fails in each of
these expectations. More a philosophical and phenomenological
treatise, Danelek expounds on why ghosts might exist and how
they might be documented. A seemingly reasonable explanation
for a phenomenon is not proof that the phenomenon actually
occurs, as Carl Jung pointed out 100 years ago. Jung studied
poltergeists, yet Danelek never even mentions him-nor does he
cite the near-death experience scholarship of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
and Raymond Moody (Life After Life), which may represent the
best evidence so far for the survival of souls after death.
The book contains a few anecdotes, but none of these are
documented. To add insult, Danelek's writing style is
frustratingly roundabout-why use two words when eight will
confuse the reader even further? Copyright © Reed Business
Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights
reserved.
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Atlantis: Lessons from the Lost Continent
by J. Allan Danelek (Author)
The lost civilization of Atlantis—whether
mythical or historical—offers possible clues about our past
and holds important lessons for our future. Join author J.
Allan Danelek on a compelling journey of discovery as he
attempts to answer questions surrounding the controversial
twelve-thousand-year-old legend: Was it a real place or did
Plato invent the story? If it did exist, what could have led
to the widespread destruction of an entire civilization? And
are we heading down the same road to self-annihilation?
Fact or Fiction?
Bringing new life to Plato's dialogues on Atlantis, Danelek
offers original theories about the lost world's culture and
downfall. This engaging exploration covers all aspects of
Atlantean lore, from historical maps and geological sciences
to popular theories both traditional and contemporary. At the
heart of every story lies an ultimate truth and timeless
lesson. What can Atlantis teach us about the fate of humanity?
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UFOs: The Great Debate: An Objective Look at
Extraterrestrials, Government Cover-Ups, and the Prospect of First Contact
by J. Allan Danelek (Author)
Do UFOs really exist? Are we alone in the
universe? Is the government hiding the truth from us? With his
signature objective and balanced approach, J. Allan Danelek
explores the controversial questions surrounding
extraterrestrials that have raged for years. This wide-ranging
and captivating book begins with a historical overview of the
decades-long debate, followed by an incisive look at the case
for and against extraterrestrial intelligence. Danelek
presents scientific evidence supporting UFOs and other
life-sustaining planets, examines hoaxes, and raises practical
objections based on radar findings and satellite observations.
Next, he delves into government conspiracies and
cover-ups—including Roswell, alien visitation, and alien
technology. There's also intriguing speculation about the
alien agenda—crop circles, alien abductions—and suggestions of
possible scenarios, both benign and malevolent, for first
contact with an alien race. Note:
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2012: Extinction or Utopia? Doomsday Prophecies Explored
by J. Allan Danelek (Author)
Is 2012 the end of the world as we know it? From
2012 to global warming to worldwide pandemics, doomsday
scenarios play an increasingly large role in our lives. Do any
of these apocalyptic scenarios pose a real, urgent risk? Why
does our modern culture continue to embrace these bleak
beliefs, and how are they affecting our world?
Separating hype from truth, J. Allan Danelek scrutinizes the
ancient Mayan calendar's end date of 2012 and takes a hard
look at whether it spells the end of the world--or a new
beginning. Danelek also delves into other doomsday beliefs
past and present, from biblical end-times prophecies to
biological warfare, and discusses the predictions of
world-famous prophets such as Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce.
With piercing logic, Danelek objectively explores the
apocalyptic threats that have captured our imagination . . .
and reveals startling insights about what kind of future--dire
or dazzling--awaits humanity.
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The Song Of The Greys
by Nigel Kerner.
Of all the humanoid alien types that feature
in reports of sightings and abductions, the most common is
"the Grey" - smooth and sallow-skinned, small in stature,
spindly and thin. Who are they? Where do they come from? What
do they want from us?
They have programmed in to their intercepted lines of
mankind all the mechanisms necessary to keep their experiments
intact and functioning. Racism and tribalism are a case in
point. What better way to keep experimental groups separate in
order to avoid one experiment leaking into another and
affecting the final result, than to programme separatism and
tribal identity into the experimental subjects.
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Grey Aliens and the Harvesting of Souls:
The Conspiracy to
Genetically Tamper with Humanity
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“Nigel Kerner’s shocking new book totally redefines the nature of
the alien presence on our planet. In a detailed study that is
certain to send shockwaves throughout the world of UFO research,
Kerner offers a terrifying theory to explain the presence of the
so-called extraterrestrial Greys on our world. Far from being the
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reality aliens are cold and clinical creatures whose stark and
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Dan Aykroyd is the first celebrity ever to apply brains and wit to disclose
the real UFO phenomenon to the world in his new film, "Dan Aykroyd, Unplugged on
UFOs." In this film, Aykroyd is backed up by many credible military personnel.
Paul Hellyer, former Defense Minister of Canada, whom at 82,went public at the
University of Toronto in 2005 to say, "UFOs are as real as the airplanes that
fly over your head.... That is my unequivocal conclusion." Many top military
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You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll find out why. Jeremy Vaeni is an alien abductee who does not
want us to take his word for that. Instead of the usual New
Age mumbo-jumbo, he takes us on a very real journey to the
heart of the abduction issue. Along the way, we find out how
humanity is stuck in the psychological patterns of its own
making and why aliens don't land on the White House lawn. So
basically, the usual New Age mumbo-jumbo--no wait! It's
different than that! Honest! I Know Why The Aliens Don’t Land! is a revelation
with laughter. It is what happens when a true outside mystery
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U.F.O.s and Ancient Astronauts

Audio Book
Author: Tony Hudz,
Narrator: Stanley Ralph Ross,
Provider: Audio Renaissance -
Media Type: Audiobook,
Running Time: 1 hour,
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When Ezekiel saw a wheel, 'way in the middle of
the air, did he really see a pinwheeling spacecraft? Is
there, hidden in some secret government warehouse, wreckage
from a flying saucer that crashed over 30 years ago in New
Mexico? Is our planet an alien-breeding colony? Have people
been kidnapped by E.T.s? Or are UFOs just science fiction?
This thought-provoking program unravels the fantasy and fact
behind reported close encounters of every kind with beings
who may be from another galaxy - even another dimension.
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The
UFO Evidence - Volume 2 : A Thirty Year Report
by Richard Hall (Editor)
Patterned after the first volume published in 1964,
"The UFO Evidence, Volume II" is much anticipated
by the research community. The book reports 30 years of UFO
sightings since 1964 with related data and descriptive
features organized by category. In this report, the
sightings are arranged by witness categories. Among the
topics discussed are the now strongly established patterns
of UFO sightings, the growing evidence worldwide that UFOs
represent someone's technology, the history of government
sponsored UFO investigations, and political and human
responses to UFO sightings. The master chronology is an
incredibly complete listing, which also refers the reader to
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Ufo
Mysteries:
A Reporter Seeks the Truth
by Curt Sutherly
Covers a great deal of ground while presenting
a well-balanced documentation of UFO controversies and
general weirdness.
...an interesting look at key elements of the UFO field over
the past half-century by a qualified author...
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The Omega Files;Secret Nazi UFO Bases Revealed
by Branton
The book describes how German engineers
actually flew flying saucers shortly before the end of World War Two
and how some of the dreaded Nazi's actually escaped due to help from
U.S's own version of the Secret Government...and how they actually
do their work today from underground bases around the world. SPECIAL
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the war. Here is final proof that not all UFOS come from outer
space!
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The
Ufo Book:
Encyclopedia of the Extraterrestrial
by Jerome Clark
With 200 entries in an A-to-Z format, The UFO
Book is the most comprehensive and up-to-date source of its
kind. One hundred photographs and drawings illustrate the
allegedly real and proven bogus evidence, helping readers
decide for themselves whether or not extraterrestrials
exist.
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Jerome Clark is the former editor of the UFO
magazine Fate and former vice-president and current board
member of the J. Allen Hyneck Center for UFO Studies as well
as the editor of their quarterly publication The International UFO
Reporter. He has published several books and a three-volume UFO
Encyclopedia encompassing every conceivable aspect of UFOs possible.
In short, Clark has spent the past four decades researching,
analyzing and bringing to light anything remotely connected to what
the world identifies as UFO's and extraterrestrial life.
The UFO
Book is actually an abridgment of the much larger, two
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agnosticism...". True to his word, The UFO Book is
clear, in-depth, cross-referenced and user friendly and goes
to extremes to stand above any hint of opinion regarding the
wealth of information contained in this book. The UFO Book
includes a historical overview of UFO phenomenon, an
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regarding resources in print an other forms of media. Every
subject, whether a discussion of a specific topic or a
specific incident is organized alphabetically with
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Book is engrossing reading that can fill a few minutes, an
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a meticulously objective manner. Clark has put into one
volume an incredible amount of research that is a must read
for anyone mildly curious about UFO's and extra-
terrestrials.
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fables, and fantasies of the flying saucer conspiracy.
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The
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by Jamie Lance
Book Description
"The Coming" explains a mystery, the connection
between visitors from the sky and religion using years of
research by the author, including translations from Strong's
Concordance to back up every fact. This book does not
present personal theory as a possible explanation for this
phenomenon.
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First of its kind, "The Coming" reveals the
matter-of-fact scriptural identity of these beings and the
gripping end-time agenda behind visitations of anomalous
craft, a mystery soon to culminate in the ultimate plan for
planet earth, the second coming.
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man was created, the scriptural origins behind mythical
creatures such as the Sphinx, and presents proof that life
existed on earth prior to the time of Adam.
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and wheels of fire, "The Coming" lets the bible
speak for itself, providing the most unusual answers the
world has ever seen. Written in prose form, "The
Coming" is intriguing for professionals in both the
secular and theological fields as well as the average
individual.
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And
Yet... They Fly!
by Guido Moosbrugger
Book Description
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Austrian author, Guido Moosbrugger, has been
following the case for more than 20 years and has detailed
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whom Billy is having contact, as well as their technology,
culture, home planet and reasons for visiting Earth.
"And Yet They Fly!" also contains more than 75
color photographs documenting the case. Among them, the
color, daytime photos of extraterrestrial spacecraft are
unsurpassed in their quality and clarity and are the best
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documented with eyewitness accounts, photographic evidence,
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landing tracks, just to name a few. If you ever had a question about the Billy
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ANCIENT UFOs
Human Genome -Anunnaki's Children (local link)
Ancient
Astronauts (local link)
UFO in
the Bible
Read UFO-like descriptions of the "flying vehicle"
of the Lord Jahwe
World Mysteries - UFO SECRETS OF JOHN LEAR, by Doug
Yurchey
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The
Majestic Documents
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Roswell
Incident
International UFO Museum and Research Center provides a summary of
what happened in July of 1947, a timeline, maps and witness reports.
http://www.iufomrc.com/incident.htm
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Farshores
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Farshores
- World Mysteries
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CSICOP
- Roswell Incident
Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the
Paranormal offers up information about the infamous incident in New
Mexico.
http://www.csicop.org/si/9507/roswell.html
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Institute
for UFO Research (IUR)
The Institute for UFO Research (IUR) was established in 1996
for the purpose of promoting research in the area of UFO
phenomena and educating society to its importance. The Institute
also provides support to those who have had contact with
extraterrestrial life.
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http://www.sacred-texts.com/ufo/index.htm
Sacred-Texts: UFO Files
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http://www.sciforums.com/
SCI Forum
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http://skepdic.com/ufos&ets.html
Skeptics Dictionary
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http://www.figu.org/
FIGU (Free Community of Interests for the Fringe and
Spiritual Sciences and Ufological Studies) -Billy Meier's Web
Site
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http://www.caus.org/commentary/cc122801_2.shtml
CAUS - Citizens Against UFO Secrecy
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http://iwasabducted.com/menu.htm
"iwasabducted.com" is a members only website
specializing in the Alien Abduction, UFO Sighting, and Crop
Circle phenomena. We feature a customized, private chat room as
well as provide an on line reporting service for alien
abductions and UFO sightings. We additionally feature UFO and
NASA videos, and an awesome high quality photo gallery of
aliens, UFOs, crop circles, UFO wreckage samples, even an
implant - extracted from an abductee!
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Paul Schroeder Story
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http://www.think-aboutit.com/Omega/files/
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http://www.soloseneluniverso.ar.tc/ (Spanish)
Argentinean UFO website
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THE OMEGA FILE: Greys, Nazis, Underground Bases, and the New World
Order
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http://www.ufoencounters.co.uk/
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An Alpha-Numeric Evaluation of A Morse Code Based Crop Circle That
Appeared on July 3, 2005 at Alton Priors, England. It Reveals An Amazing
Cosmological Connection to the Great Pyramid at Giza Egypt (PDF)-
DeepBlueDream
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Do Anagrams Reveal
UFO Secrets-
UFO DATA Magazine-
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