If it hadn't been for Carl Jung, I doubt if I would ever have read Orfeo Angelucci's The Secret of the Saucers. The book, published in 1955 by Ray Palmer's "Amherst Press" and now available in complete and also a truncated (but more easily searchable) form on the Web, belongs to that … [Read more...]
Roswell and Mogul – The Memories of Charles B. Moore (Part 1)
"I have a distinct memory that James Richard Smith, better known as J.R., watched the 4 June balloon train through a theodolite on a clear, sunny morning ..." --Charles B. Moore, in Saler, Ziegler and Moore, UFO Crash at Roswell: The Genesis of a Modern Myth (1997) The devil is in those … [Read more...]
A Roswell Synopsis? The Case of Gerald Anderson
Have you ever seen a Gospel synopsis? There are a number available, of which Kurt Aland's Synopsis of the Four Gospels is probably the most familiar and the most reliable. New Testament scholars couldn't function without them. The Gospels tell stories about Jesus that are plainly differing … [Read more...]
Glassboro to Roswell – The Telescoping of Memory
There’s no mystery about what happened in Glassboro, New Jersey, in the fall of 1964. Or at least I didn’t think there was a mystery when I posted about it two and a half years ago, in honor of the 50th anniversary of the (non-)event. On or about Friday, September 4, a Glassboro State … [Read more...]
“Alien Encounters” 1995 – When UFOs Invaded Disney World (Part 2)
I first learned about the Walt Disney Company's 1995 flirtation with UFOlogy, about which I posted two weeks ago, while reading a book called The Abduction Enigma (1999). This book, co-authored by Kevin Randle, Russ Estes, and William P. Cone, is not one of the better-known works of abduction … [Read more...]
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