In Plain Sight: An investigation into UFOs and impossible science

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If you put a bunch of scientists into a room, none of them will agree on what exactly they actually mean by scientific certainty, especially not in relation to the great taboo of UAPs. The objects flew towards the mountain and Arnold watched as they passed in front of its snow-covered slopes. Whatever you believe you cannot come away from reading this book without thinking that there is something we are not being told.

The wilder and more ridiculous something is, however, the firmer and more solid the evidence will have to be. 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. The different shapes of craft seen, is also related to different stages of technical advancement, though all of them way ahead of us, there are difference between them, related to the age of their civilization. Since the 1930s, the empty high plains of southeastern New Mexico have been a test area for the United States’ space and aerospace technology.I remain intrigued but not convinced; in general, the astronomy position that we’re in the back end of the galaxy and the probability of intelligent life capable of space travel at the same as we’re able to notice them is so tiny seems pretty rational to me. It is believed by some that there is a massive conspiracy to keep anti gravity a secret from the masses to maintain the wealth of the few.

All this could mean that the UAPs that visited us during WW2 or even farther back, 100s or 1000s of years ago, could be the same individual craft with perhaps the same individual aliens inside as are flying around today. The public was assured that air force investigators had interviewed ‘all the witnesses’ involved in the sightings on the nights of 20 and 30 December 1978 and that atmospheric conditions during the sightings events caused the freak effects on radar and in visible light. Even when it comes to his favoured theories, he accepts that a lot of it is just speculation and hearsay. This idea of scientific knowledge as distinct from mere belief, with unimpeachable authority because of its basis in evidence, is perhaps the most important development from the Enlightenment.

A book like this can be read as a juicy conspiracy book or a history book about an interesting sociological phenomenon. The Valentich story was still lurid tabloid news fodder and, as news of the NZ Kaikoura sighting hit the Christmas holiday newspaper and TV news weeks later, Valentich’s disappearance was still inflaming ‘UFO fever’.