Flying saucers: are they us?

From: Saturday Evening Post | Date: March 1, 1984| Author: White, Donald A. | Copyright information

Although many assumptions must be piled one upon another to create the theory that "flying saucers" are from another world, only a single assumption is required to indicate that such craft--if they do indeed exist--come from the planet Earth!

UFOs, flying saucers--why have they captured and held the attention of so many people? Perhaps because we'd like to believe we are not alone in the universe. Our earth and solar system are a part of one average galaxy called the M...

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