The UFO enigma : the definitive explanation of the UFO phenomenon

by Donald H. Menzel

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Drawing on government sources as well as on other reports of UFO sightings, this illustrated book provides accurate and documented information on the phenomenon and assists in debunking the myth that UFOs are the space vehicles of intelligent beings from somewhere "out there."

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Drawing on government sources as well as on other reports of UFO sightings, this illustrated book provides accurate and documented information on the phenomenon and assists in debunking the myth that UFOs are the space vehicles of intelligent beings from somewhere "out there."

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"This is the book that proves that 'flying saucers' are not extraterrestrial vehicles bringing little green men from outer space, but illusions produced by easily explainable meteorological and optical phenomena. Concentrating on the most widely publicized UFO sightings in this country from 1963 to 1975, Drs. Donald Menzel and Ernest Taves show in each case what really caused people to believe they were seeing flying saucers......."

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