In Plain Sight: An investigation into UFOs and impossible science

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It often appears to be intelligently controlled, presenting to those who recorded it on video and tracked it on radar as a ‘craft’ of some kind. From security leaks the answer seems to be that the crashed Flying Saucer was powered by anti gravity and the American scientists have been trying to reverse engineer the craft ever since. Sir Francis Chichester’s epic biography The Lonely Sea and the Sky acknowledged that what he saw ‘seems to have been very much like what people have since claimed to be flying saucers’.

Potential explanations that the objects were meteors or mirages were discounted by the South Australian government astronomer of the day, Mr Dodwell. The anti-gravity propulsion might also mean that time inside the field of such a craft is slowed down, and inertia is controlled, which could explain the immense accelerations which otherwise would kill or tear apart anything inside such a field. Almost as soon as Hillenkoetter took over the top intelligence job, the post-war flying saucer frenzy began in the American press.He chuckled and referred me to images of saucer- and orb-shaped objects that appear in Aboriginal art across the country. Some leaks say they are still trying while others say that they have built and secretly fly a fleet of these while allowing anyone who spots them to believe they are UFOs. Bizarre, sometimes mind-blowing and utterly fascinating, In Plain Sight tells a story that's largely escaped the radar of mainstream media coverage but has been there all along.

His account corroborated another made earlier by workmen at Port Augusta, 260 kilometres north-east, who also reported seeing five white egg-shaped objects flying in formation from north to south. When he realizes that the answers are connected to his painful past, the truth is worse than he can imagine. The journalists constantly act as if their minds are being blown but they are not investigating anything or questioning anything.I once reported a story in the Gulf of Carpentaria in Far North Queensland, interviewing a venerable Aboriginal elder known as Blue Bob, who knew the landscape like the back of his hand. The books featured on this site are aimed primarily at readers aged 13 or above and therefore you must be 13 years or over to sign up to our newsletter. But Annie had stayed too late and now, she realised, she had no way of getting home – the few local taxis in this remote part of Australia had stopped for the night. Then there was the 60 Minutes interview with Fravor and a few other people involved in this round of UFO talk, like Elizondo.

However, it fell flat for me—I feel like he should have used a professional editing source to clean up this book.A farmer on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula reported seeing five strange oblong-shaped objects with narrow points coming up out of the sea with a smoky greyish colour around them. Then Alan began to fire off photographs through the windscreen at something overhead that Annie could not yet see. Then the stories appeared on other news outlets like CNN, Fox, NBC, CBS, but they all parrot the same information back and forth to each other.