Alien Anatomy Phenomena【電子書籍】[ John Kuykendall ]
＜p＞ALIEN ANATOMY PHENOMENA ?is ?the most rational and scientifically oriented ?examination of the UFO question ?yet ?produced. It is the updated, comprehensive, authoritative ?report on ?unidentified flying objects-as ?immediate and factual as today's newspaper?＜/p＞ ＜p＞EVER since the amazing series of sightings of unidentified Hying objects in France in 1954,I have been deeply inter?ested in the problem of the origin, behavior and physical nature of the UFO phenomenon. When I was authorized to study the general files of the United States Air Force I welcomed this opportunity to clarify my ideas concerning the official approach to the sightings and to understand better the attitude of the scientific and military authorities toward this problem.＜br /＞ In the course of this research I had access to many in?teresting reports which had never been made public). Simul?taneously, I was able to conduct a thorough analysis of the European ?files kept up-to-date by a number of researchers, some of whom worked in collaboration with professional scientists acting privately. ?This resulted in the accumulation of a unique collection of data, the volume of which is at present double that of the official files. I soon reached a point in my personal research at which I realized that I was rapidly ?approaching the limits of my competence, and that it was becoming increasingly impor?tant for me to receive the advice of specialists of other dis?ciplines. Unfortunately,communication between scientists still follows ?medieval ?patterns and any attempt on my part to bring the subject into the open would have resulted in mis?understanding. Thus I determined to restrict my ?work to a few specific points which could be investigated with scien?tific -instruments without resulting in sensational interpreta?tions or exaggerated publicity. But the reactions to some earlier publications on the subject led me to realize that by considering the scientific issue alone and trying to avoid a public debate I was seeing only part of the problem. I then came to believe that one should not try to"prove" that UFOs constitute a new phenomenon of an unknown, pos?sibly artificial, nature before one has made an attempt to understand why such violent reactions are provoked by ?the thought of extraterrestrial intelligence.＜br /＞ My writing this book in a popular form is deliberate, be?cause it is my opinion that my subject is important and concerns not only the scientist, but the military man, the philosopher, the man of the cloth and the general public as well.＜br /＞ It would be unrealistic on my part not to expect this book to be misinterpreted. It seems certain that any mention of the problem of extraterrestrial intelligence by a profes?sional scientist ?(even if he insists that ?this is only a conven?ient hypothesis among others which he plans to study) will be commented upon by groups of enthusiasts as an indica?tion that new evidence, unknown to the general public, has been obtained. I can categorically state that such is not the case. Furthermore, the ?position ?I ?am ?taking here is purely individual. It does not reflect the viewpoint of a group, nor the opinion of the research ?institution with ?which I am as?sociated, nor that of any of the ?groups with which I have been associated in the past. In bringing my opinion into the open ?I simply make use of a privilege every scientist has, namely, the right to publish his views even when they are in opposition to generally accepted ideas.＜br /＞ I have endeavored to write a book that will help interested researchers become seriously acquainted with the problem, and I have tried to be objective in presenting summaries of all current theories related to the main points in the dis?cussion. This book is documented with references," and il?lustrated with pictures designed to aid the reader in visual?izing a difficult problem-one ?which is unsolved after twen?ty years of analysis by outstanding scientists. Every state?ment of importance is supported by documentary authority. On several occasions I have had to admit that I could not commit myself to any particular point of view, but I have always kept an open mind and have been careful not to reject extreme hypotheses merely on the ground of their "fantastic" character, for nothing can be more fantastic than a natural phenomenon not yet recognized and classified by the ?human mind. In so doing, however, I have not lost "Numbers in parentheses within the text refer to the bib?liography at the end of the book..＜/p＞画面が切り替わりますので、しばらくお待ち下さい。
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