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Behind the flying saucers
Book • 1950
Published in 1950, 'Behind the Flying Saucers' caused a significant sensation by claiming that extraterrestrial beings were recovered from crashed flying saucers in Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada.
The book, written by Frank Scully, relies heavily on information from sources such as Silas Newton and a mysterious 'Dr.
Gee.' However, the book has been exposed as a hoax, with Scully's sources later revealed to be confidence tricksters.
The book is filled with pseudoscientific claims and has been criticized for its lack of factual basis and scientific accuracy.
The book, written by Frank Scully, relies heavily on information from sources such as Silas Newton and a mysterious 'Dr.
Gee.' However, the book has been exposed as a hoax, with Scully's sources later revealed to be confidence tricksters.
The book is filled with pseudoscientific claims and has been criticized for its lack of factual basis and scientific accuracy.
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as a book that prompted inquiries into government recovery of crash debris.


Milton William Cooper

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TIP 'Movie Night' | Milton William 'Bill' Cooper - Behold A Pale Horse (Full Lecture, 1991)
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as a book published in 1950 based on a speech by Silas Newton about aliens.


Robert Evans

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Part One: How The U.S. Government Used Aliens To Destroy a Man's Mind
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and the Ramseys as Frank Scully's pioneering account of the alleged Aztec UFO recovery and its subsequent controversy.


Jesse Michels

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16 Alien Bodies Crashed HERE… And We Just Found Evidence
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when recalling early UFO literature he read as a child and government secrecy questions from the 1950s.

Ted Peters

Flying Saucers, Deep Incarnation, and the Covered Dish Dinner: Astro Theology with Ted Peters
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as an early UFO account describing gears, disks, machinery, and other conventional mechanical components in the alleged Aztec craft.

Ross Coulthart

Ross Coulthart: The White House is going around the legacy program | Reality Check
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ao relatar a origem da história do caso Aztec e suas fontes publicadas em 1949.

Vinicius Martins

#63 - MAJESTIC 12
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comme un livre de 1950 ayant diffusé certaines des premières rumeurs de soucoupes récupérées et dissimulées par l’armée.

Pierre Lagrange

[DÉCOUVERTE] Les rumeurs qui ont changé le monde | "Les aliens ont atterri à Roswell"


