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View DocumentEncounter and brilliantand withinita brightneesshe could make out theshapeofa largebluish-white craf. "The craf wasoval shaped and was 1oo feel One of the mostincredibleand exciting UFO above the ground, and a least that much in di encountersinhistorytook place cn October19. amneter," Bayes recails....
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View Documenttherepordsofalherancientcivilizatians-like planet, and that man was almost destroyed in the destruction ofSodom and Gomorrahwhich theprccess. is also detailed in this book.But it ia only in In- Many historians say the Mahabharste de- dia that ancent recorcis, copied andrecopied scribesthe Aryaninvas...
View DocumentStar Wars In 1952 the father of the atomic bomb.Dr.J.Roben Oppenheimer, was at Rochester Uni vereity to attend a conference al the world's top nuclear scientists. It was just seven years atter the first A-bcmbs had mushroomec over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Dunng a question and answer session for the y...
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View Document"Accordingtothecommanderoftheleltguard post, heobservedtwobrightabjects come tillwellinto the1Bthcentury.Bot recards are each otherintheheavenandexchangefire at from Volumes1and2oftheJapanZuihhsu Tai- ore ancther. soiandsppearwiththeoriinaldrawingsofsau He sac bath cbjects approached each oth- cer-s...
View DocumentFEATURE ARTICLES THE SIS WANT TO HELP -by Ted Owens- (Editors note: Ted Owens, president of the SoTAS, claims to be the only man capable of proving his contact with space intelligences, which, for lack of a better name, he oalls SIs. Besides this article, Mr.Owens has also authored a pamphlet entitl...
View DocumentTherock isestimated byscientists to be al- most6oomillionyearsold.And trilabites, amall The Extraterrestrlals maine arthropods, theremoteancestorof crabs and shrimps, have been extinct for simost300 millon years. The Japanese, amethodcal people, areare- One scientiat said at the time of the diacov- ...
View DocumentShe removed hersllver-coioredbootsandput on a pair of simple sandeisbecause she flt Wha knows what tremendousforces the death these wouldgiveherabetiertootholdon theslip of that single, primitive animal set in motion? pery rocks. There isalsotheintriguingpossibilitythatthe At her command, the orbite...
View DocumentTheVisitor the craftlifitelf a few feetfrom theoutcrop of rock thatjutted precariously out over the ocean and hover brlefly b the tremor died away. The litle shuttethen setled Itsel back onto This worid was shapeless, unformod, primi the rock, the automalic pilot light in the cabin tive.There was ju...
View Documentan even more valuable gift-earthmoving vanced than (those)used in Europeand Asia equipment! 250,0ooyearsago..theleastsophlsticatedwere A model of a mocem-looking backhoe with of atypeusedinthe OlWorld 35,00oto40,000 a dozer-bucket atachment in the front was un- years ago. covered on the scuthern ooa...
View DocumentGods, author Erich Von Deniken said:Who mance-bywhichImeanspeed-itwould be could be so dreary and unimaginative as to in- torpret these model aircraftas bircs or flying a necassity. The bodyis nicely tapered and has enough fish?" volume to allaw installation of a power plant. Columbian archaeologist...
View DocumentThe Bibe desrbeswhal coud bean atomic denlymade ther appearance on Earth.The So- war. In Revelations 12:3,7.8.and9: viets, and some American and European sci- "And there appeared anotherwonderir heav- enfists, thecrizethateancentatronauts.ater en;and behcld a great dragon.And there was wagingtheirte...
View Documentone another,with heads and tails and feet and burstswithin a 25 ightyear radius of cur sun, legs often inextricablymied ina jackstraw of though rare.could have oocurred twice be bones. tween the firsl appearance of life on Earthand "ltwould appear thal someiccal calastrophe today. hed overlaken thes...
View DocumentDeath of the Dinosaurs the clearing. His skin burned as though by a great fire and above him a wind like the sul- phurous breath of a thousand voicanos ripped The great lizard loped through the trees and through the tortured treetops. into the forest clearing. the hunga gnawing in Three days later, ...
View DocumentFor example,the last hours of themeal-eat- ing dinosaur which perished in a holocaust so terriblethatitallbutwpedcuanentirelifetorm from Earthare welldocumented.So isthevisit Introduction of the ancient astronaut who came to ourealy world andaccidentally steppedonariobte- perhapsalering theentirecou...
View Document1992 DAILY HOROSCOPE CALENDARS Contents WITH PERSONALIZED FORECASTS Introduction 2 12 diflerent calendars:one Death of the Dinosaurs. 4 for each sign of the Zodiac incas & Astronauts .11 horoscopes every calendar The Visitor.. .16 Dally in birth sign The Extratorrestis... for each day & 21 paintings...
View DocumentRecently I saw two robed figures which I shall attempt to describe as best I can.It was elose to midnight and I was laying in bed.I was stretched out in the center, my head against the zattress, trying to go to sleep when the bed springs startod creaking. At first I thought it was my nerves, so I tr...
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View DocumentDIRECTOR'SMESSAGE by Walt Andrus Effective Februaru 1, 1986,the area of the Freedom ofInformation Act The survey of the MUFON Board MUFON Board of Directors has (FOIA).Byspecializingin theF.O.LA of Directors taken in October forideas increased the annual membership/ Mr.Todd has probably been the mos...
View DocumentMESSAGE, Continued James W.Deardorff in theNovemer disbanded." 1985 issue number 211 has aleady Journal. resulted in 14 readers asking for Dale Goudie has taken over the Even though the Field Invesiga- additional sources and material. management of the computer or's Examination has a few questions B...
View DocumentHomo sapiens evolved from the simplest organisms on our planet can be used to show bow intelligent and technologically advanced Solo sapiens are also possible. Considering the estimated ages of the Sun and the Earth. Solo sapiens would have started on the ladder cf evolution sooner than cid Hamo sap...
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