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1968 UFO or UF-NO?
This UFO photo looks rather intriguing, don’t you think? It’s in black and white, which is what you might expect of a photograph if it were taken in 1968, and the image was captured on a sunny day in Southern … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, 1977, aliens, atheist, camera, doubt, hoaxes, paranormal, reason, skepticism, ufo, vegetable steamer
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Blogging UFOs: Schisms! And My Discovery of Jeremy Vaeni!
In my ongoing quest, the past few weeks, to discover what I think of UFOs and the UFO-believing community, I purchased a copy of UFO Magazine (Issue #150) at my local Barnes & Noble and found something that surprised me. There … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Christianity, cults, eschatology, exopolitics, fringe movements, jeremy vaeni, pop culture, ufo, ufo magazine, UFOs
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Blogging UFOs: Are UFO Memories Even Reliable?
In recent posts I know I’ve been raining on the UFO believers’ parade, and I’m trying to keep an open mind about what I’ve discovered after a few weeks of looking into the UFO phenomenon, but the fact that eyewitness testimony … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, memory, New Age, occult, paranormal, philosophy, psychology, religion, ufo, UFO sightings, UFOs
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Blogging UFOs: The UFO Hypothesis (and Tom Cruise) on Trial
These past few weeks, as I’ve thought about UFOs as a phenomenon, I’ve found myself confused, going back and forth between the value of testimony v. the value of expert scientific opinion, and then it occurred to me: Juries frequently encounter the exact same dilemma. In … Continue reading
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1942 “The Battle of Los Angeles”: Did the U.S. Military Mistake a Phoenix Lights-Style UFO Incident for an Attack from Japan?
A curious event from February 25, 1942: And here’s an original news broadcast of the incident:
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Tagged extraterrestrials, Japan, Los Angeles, Phoenix lights, roswell, ufo, ufology, UFOs, World War II
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New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson on UFOs
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The Number One Photographic Case in UFO History?
The segment below comes from a History Channel documentary titled Where are All the UFOs? (2005). The documentary itself is excellent—really a “must see” for anyone interested in critically examining UFOs as a phenomenon. The thesis of the documentary is that UFOs are … Continue reading
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Okay, I’m Starting to See UFOs EVERYWHERE!
After a long life of near-total inattention and skeptical dismissal of UFOs, and my recent decision, on the prompting of my UFO enthusiastic retired father, to give the matter a more attentive and sympathetic look, I now find fricken’ UFOs everywhere! I can’t get … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, Amelie, death, jellyfish, life, Long Beach Aquarium, stanley kubrick, ufo, UFOs
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French Air Force Captain J.C. Duboc: What Should We Make of His UFO Testimony?
If you’ve been following this blog over the past couple of weeks, you know that I’ve had a change of mind concerning UFOs. I’ve long thought that the whole subject of UFOs was an easy target for debunking skeptics, and so I never … Continue reading
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Tagged aliens, life, reason, science, skepticism, space, testimony, ufo, UFOs, weird things
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Michio Kaku on Extraterrestrial Life
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Prometheus Unbound 