Chris Aubeck's newest book: Saucers

Chris Aubeck's newest book was just delivered and a cursory glance indicates another gem from him.

When I seemed to pan his previous effort -- Alien Artifacts -- because it opened with a page about the Kecksburg thing, a disoriented USSR satellite (as I see it), Chris was unhappy with my commentary -- I'm finding his latest book remarkably interesting and informative.

I'll have a full review here and elsewhere as I traverse the fully illustrated tome.

But so far, it's a book I think many of you will like.

RR

What does this tell you?

 

The Texas A&M/Oklahoma football fans, the Israel/Hamas conflict, and my pal Beau Carrington's impatient wait for Halloween....

UFOs (or even UAP) are not on the minds of anyone, pretty much.

Yes, a few (me and you) remain committed to the phenomenon, but in the great scheme of things, UFOs are not on the front burner of human concern or interest.

This has always been so, but even now, with the suggestions, that UFOs may be harboring non-human entities, with perhaps nefarious purposes for humankind, people (societies) are loath to place them up front in their consciousness.

RR