Confirmation
the hard evidence of aliens among us
1st ed.
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Author
Publication
1998 - St. Martin's Press, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
72,500 words, Guess
Page Count
290 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveconfirmationhard00stri
- ISBN-10031218557X
- ISBN-139780312185572
- Library of Congress Control Number98017868
- OCLC Control Number38862587
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780312185572
- Open LibraryOL24769934M
Classifications
- DDC001.942
- LCCBF2050 .S76 1998
- LCCBF2050.S76 1998
Description
This book is at once a journey of scientific discovery and the story of the personal struggle Whitley Strieber has fought since he had an apparent close encounter in 1985, which he recounted in Communion: A True Story. He has been criticized for creating folklore; he has been called insane, labeled a liar and a cult leader. Naturally, he wants to correct the record. But more than that, he has come to feel certain that something truly earthshaking is happening, something far stranger, far more incredible than anyone suspected, which has made mankind vulnerable. To change all this, what he's need is physical proof. He has it, and this book is the story of how he got it and what it is. Strieber first reviews all the evidence for UFOs-including the remarkably dramatic and repeated sightings over Mexico City filmed by so many people — as well as the testimony thousands have given about their close encounter experiences, before turning to shocking new physical evidence: five implants surgically removed under controlled and documented conditions from the bodies of people who have reported contact with aliens. The study of these "implants" — what they are made of, how they function, and what their ultimate purpose is — holds the final answers to this whole puzzle. In addition, in a remarkable appendix, Monsignor Corrado Balducci of the Congregation of the Evangelization of Peoples and Propagation of the Faith discusses the perspective of the Catholic Church on the whole matter of alien contact and what it means within a religious perspective.
Description
Stieber, who claims to have had a close encounter in 1985, reviews the evidence for UFOs before discussing the discovery and importance of five implants removed from the bodies of people who have reported contact with aliens.
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