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Bad UFOs: Critical Thinking About UFO Claims

Bad UFOs: Critical Thinking About UFO Claims

Sheaffer, Robert

Paperback

General Science

ISBN10: 1519260849
ISBN13: 9781519260840
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Dec 31 2015
Pages: 292
Weight: 0.87
Height: 0.61 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
What explains the human fascination with UFOs? The first reported sighting of what was then called flying saucers was by private pilot Kenneth Arnold on June 24, 1947. Within a few weeks, an entire wave of saucer sightings swept across the U.S., and soon across the world. And within a few years this had expanded to give us UFO crashes, the Men In Black, UFO bases, military and intelligence agency conspiracies, NASA conspiracies, alien abductions, crop circles, alien autopsies, alien-human hybrids, cattle mutilations, and the list just continues to grow.

Do the saucers (later renamed UFOs) represent visitors from some other planet, or possibly even something more bizarre? How have they evaded unambiguous detection for about seventy years? Is this because the methods of science cannot capture them? Or do reports of UFOs have much in common with reports of ghosts, witches, Bigfoot, and other creatures that are widely discussed and widely believed, but exist only in the imaginations of those who pursue them?

Bad UFOs discusses some of the most famous and controversial UFO cases of all time, from a rational and scientific perspective:

-the Betty and Barney Hill 'UFO abduction' account

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