Publisher's Synopsis
Astronomers agree the universe has more stars in it then there are grains of sand on Earth. Recently astronomers have stated that there may be more than one billion earth-size planets in habitable zones just within our own galaxy. Even though most astronomers might agree that there might be intelligent life out there, most would argue that the distances are too great for even a highly advanced life form to travel the light years that separate most stars. These astronomers base their reasoning on the chemical rockets and have not considered alternative propulsion methods such as gravitational field propulsion. Sixty years ago, humans ventured into space for the first time by using chemical rockets. What capabilities could intelligent beings have who are a few million (or even just a few thousand) years more advanced.
There is strong evidence that the Earth has been and is being visited by intelligent beings. For example, during World War II, both sides reported Foo Fighters (bright orbs of light) following their aircraft. Today they are the most common type of UFO reported. Recently released films from Navy gun cameras show flight capabilities of UFOs that are beyond our capabilities. Credible witnesses have reported UFOs doing amazing things such as 100g accelerations, right angle turns, cloaking, freezing shallow ponds, and supersonic flight without creating shock waves.
This is not magic! Using science that most people have in high school, this book will explain how all of this is done, and more. Topics covered in the book include the UFO Crash at Kingman, Arizona; A Brief History of Sightings; The Truth Embargo; The Search for ETs; The Sumerian Knowledge; The Deluge; The Great Pyramid of Giza; Contact with ETs; The Amazing Things UFOs Do; Time Travel and How ETs Travel Great Distances; The theory and practice of generating gravitational fields by manipulating electro-magnetic fields; Why UFOs Crash; and what the ETs Are Up To. Are the amazing bodies recently discovered near Nazca, Peru, alien bodies?
An extensive bibliography is presented at the back of the book.
