by Jonathan Weiner

Publisher: Bantam Books

Date published: 1986

ISBN-13: 9780553050967

ISBN: 0553050966  

Summary: The companion book to the National Geographic TV series, revealing astonishing insights into the mysteries of the ocean depths, the structure and evolution of the earth, discusses its climate, weather, and natural resources, tells what studies of the sun and the planets reveal about the earth, and describes the probable effects of a nuclear war.

Review: What makes this book so good is the fact that it was published before global warming became so politicized.

It’s very well written and the information that the average  reader will get out of it will serve them well for years. Binding:

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 exclusive preview of the U. S.-Soviet manned mission
by Brian O’Leary
Publisher: Harrisburg, PA : Stackpole Books, c1987.
ISBN: 0811709825    

ASIN: 0811709825
Binding: Hardcover

Language: eng
Physical Description: 160 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. 

Includes index.   

Review: On the one hand, it has some interesting illustrations and ideas. On the other hand, O’Leary predicts the mission will lead to world government by 2020 — along with telepathy, elevated consciousness, extraterrestrials, etc..   

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Edition Info: Paperback; 1991-10-01

Summary: Written neither by a zealot nor a rabid debunker but a former New
York Times reporter, Out There traces the actions of the Defense
Intelligence Agency’s UFO Working Group, charged with the mission to
determine whether human life is truly alone in the universe.
Triggered by a tip from an American spymaster in 1987 while
researching his I Pledge Allegiance … The True Story Of The
Walkers: An American Spy Family, this work of journalism uncovers
decades of government duplicity regarding its investigations of
reported extraterrestrial visits. With 212 interviews and some 200
published sources, author Howard Blum’s earnest reporting is a
gripping and credible documentation of his journey from skepticism to
belief. Highly recommended. 

Review: Blum’s book appears to be highly researched. Although not arriving at a conclusion as to the existence or origin of U.F.O.s, it certainly is eye-opening as far as showing the reader the truth or lack thereof regarding our government’s official position on the phenomenon and the actions they are actually taking regarding said reports. Highly recommended as a research tool.
Review: The book depicts the author’s journey, including a number of meetings with sources about UFO phenomena (black budget research, disinformation deception and cover stories for classified research, aerospace technologies, immense amounts of UFO data from the forties, fifties, sixties, and seventies, research into meta-materials, nanotechnology and cloaking technologies, the psychology sociology and spirituality of UFO investigation and reporting, etc, etc.)           

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