Passport to Magonia: On UFOs, Folklore, and Parallel Worlds

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Unfortunately, however, the theory that flying saucers are material objects from outer space manned by a race originating on some other planet is not a complete answer.He paints this canvas with no attempt to come to a conclusion that will settle your mind, instead he leaves you thirsty to explore more that this narrow section of ufology has to offer. He denounces such beliefs as ignorant and refutes them with many quotations from Scripture, to prove that God alone causes hail and thunder. Do you suppose that ignorant age would so much as reason as to the nature of these marvellous spectacles?

Going to her, we found a cable about a half-inch in thickness made of some red material, fastened in a slip knot around her neck, one end passing up to the vessel, and the heifer tangled in the wire fence. It consisted of a great cigar-shaped portion, possibly three hundred feet long, with a carriage underneath. He then moved to Northwestern University where he earned a PhD in artificial intelligence and served as a close associate of Dr. Vallee studied mathematics at the Sorbonne and received an MS in astrophysics at Lille University, then began his professional life as an astronomer for the French Space Committee, working at Paris Observatory. Vallée is one of the first people to speculate publicly about the possibility that the " solar dance" at Fatima was a UFO.I feel Vallee's argument could have fallen away if it wasn't for the incredible cases that fill the second half of the book, and really brought the thing home. We tried to get it off but could not, so we cut the wire loose and stood in amazement to see the ship, heifer and all, rise slowly, disappearing in the northwest. Vallée's ideas about Miracle at Fatima and Marian apparitions are that they are a class of UFO encounters. Web icon An illustration of a computer application window Wayback Machine Texts icon An illustration of an open book.