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The Expanding Case for the UFO

Morris K. Jessup · author

Morris K. Jessup's 1957 sequel analyzing lunar transient phenomena, astronomical observations of anomalous aerial objects, and gravitational theories.

DOCUMENTED EDITIONS
1
PUBLISHED CLAIMS
16
ARCHIVE TARGETS
7
PRIMARY CLAIM LINKS
16
INGESTION BATCHES
0
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// EDITIONS & BIBLIOGRAPHY
SRC-002064Tier 3

The Expanding Case for the UFO (1957 Citadel Press Edition)

Publication: 1957-01-01
Language: en
Edition verification: corroborated
// CLAIM PROVENANCE
16 CITATION LINK(S)
CLM-004718 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
Strange flashes of light, craters that appear and disappear, and intriguing geometrical patterns such as Gruithuisen’s City and Madler’s 'square’ seem to point inexorably toward life and intelligence.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 1: IntroductionCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004719 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
Can the moon be a base for UFO activity?
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 1: IntroductionCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004720 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
The tiny passageways in the gold mines at Zimbabwe, the 47-inch-high chambers in the Great Pyramid, the little steps leading up to the Inca’s Throne" at Sacsahuaman, and the persistent contemporary newspaper reports of 'little men' from flying saucers are all pieces in a gigantic (continued on back flap) jigsaw puzzle that may give us a new picture of the earth’s past—and future.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 1: IntroductionCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004721 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
Could it be the same force that built a twelve-mile-long stone bridge on the moon?
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 1: IntroductionCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004722 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
There teas a Mexican Indian named Juan, who tended a small milpa, or cornfield, every year, at the base of a mountain.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 2: A FABLECLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004723 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
One summer day as Juan tended his corn, he heard a rumbling and groaning.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 2: A FABLECLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004724 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
Something like a great yawn reverberated over the valley, and the cornfield trembled as with a quake or tremor.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 2: A FABLECLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004725 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
The giant said: “Many years ago, the great gods of my people gave me a problem. I was told to work out the mathematics of a solar system with three suns, moving around each other in accordance with the laws of nature, and having nine planets, three moving in a retrograde direction, each with moons. 1 have completed the problem.”
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 2: A FABLECLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004726 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 3: ECHOES OF METEOROLOGYCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004727 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
They have been generally considered a type of UFO, but they differ from the structural types.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004728 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
The “foo” lights on the other hand, apparently entities in themselves, are usually reddish or yellowish, soft or diffused, unattached to any tangible object and extremely mobile.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004729 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
That the “foos” either have intelligence, or are remotely directed by intelligence seems inescapable.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004730 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
Unidentified flying lights which maneuvered over Washington, D. C., to the consternation of both military and civilian authorities in the summer of 1952, may be related to the “foo” fighters.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004731 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
Many of these objects have been called fireballs, an unfortunate term.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004732 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
On November 13, 1955, an Air Force jet fighter radioed McClel¬land Air Base in Sacramento that it was preparing to land. It has not been heard from since.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
CLM-004733 · the expanding case for the ufo 1957 morris k jessu Observation
The Joyita, a 70-ton cabin cruiser, disappeared five weeks after leaving Apia, Samoa, with twenty-five passengers and crewmen.
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SRC-002064 · Chapter 6: The Expanding Case for the UFOCLAIM STATUS: REPORTEDPRIMARY SOURCE
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