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U.F.O.: Evaluating the Evidence

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Very very objective.
The right argumment.
The right views.
The right evidence.
The right objectivity.
You should pay attention to this book.


S. Mahdi, Cairo, Egypt

This book is an interesting overview of the UFO phenomenon. I recommend this book for people curious about UFOs, who haven't done extensive reading on the subject. It primarily focuses on UFO phenomena in the United States, with a very good section on the U.S. government's official response to UFOs.

Particularly useful is the glossary of terms and institutions in the back of the book. It helped me keep all the various government agencies and projects straight. Bill Yenne does a very good job of presenting the evidence and letting the reader decide for themself. If you are looking for a good book to introduce you to UFO evidence, I recommend you start here.

UFOs! Who knows? Not everyone can be lying, right? Some say it's possible but not likely. While others as it's not possible at all. Some people (on both sides) are clearly "nuts" but which ones?

I keep thinking of Black Holes and Cealacanths, Starships and Bigfoot. Are we as intelligent as we think we are or are we as imaginative as children? Mass hysteria or the beginning of a new age, until one lands, opens the door and gives CNN an interview, we will never know! (Or did that already happen?)

I read this book while I was sick in bed. It was something to take my mind off that sour feeling in my stomach. But it made me wonder "How would my stomach take seeing that silent silver disk floating out side of my bedroom window?"