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An Encyclopedia of Flying Saucers, an unpublished manuscript by Vernon Bowen, has finally been printed in a limited edition. Vernon Bowen worked on his Flying Saucer text from 1957 to 1961. He decided before submitting it to the publisher that he would send the original, typed version to the Air Force for review to make sure everything relating to the Air Force was... Read More

D. Robin Stowell, a typesetter by trade, typeset a book “Brighter Than a Thousand Suns” during the 1940’s, which was an authoritative history of the race to build the first Atomic Bomb. Stovell never forgot a brief reference to a Nazi Flying Saucer space ship that could out-maneuver any allied aircraft.

Four decades after this, Stowell found a copy... Read More

The oldest recording of a saucer shaped object is perhaps from 1290, when a silver disc was reported flying over a village in Yorkshire, England. Disc-like flying objects were occasionally reported throughout the centuries, but Kenneth Arnold’s sighting on June 24, 1947 while he was flying over MountRanier, was the first to compare the objects to... Read More

The dimensions of the "Sports Model" are 16 feet tall and 52 feet, nine inches in diameter. The... Read More