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Buch (Softcover): Fachbuch
Forbidden Science 7
Final Report, The Journals of Jacques Vallee 2020-2025
Verlag:
Anomalist Books Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P37162175
EAN: 9781949501421
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Nicht auf Lager
Zustellung: Do, 01.10.2026
Versand: Kostenlos
CHF 56.–
Beschreibung
"A new reality, altering the arc of human history. " Jacques Vallee, a long-time researcher of the UFO phenomenon worldwide and a major proponent of "disclosure," presents the final volume of his Journals, where he cautions us about the spiritual dangers on the road ahead and warns of shocking revelations still to come. "Jacques Vallee remains steadfast in his allegiance to the 'real witnesses' who have uniquely encountered the true nature of UAP in all its strangeness and complexity. I recommend this book to anyone who wants a behind-the-scenes, original look at the unfolding of events. " -Leslie Kean, author of UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record "Supremely articulate, exceedingly insightful, and wonderfully human in his powerful personal narrative, Vallee takes us on the last five years of a journey begun in 1956. With reference to his peerless record of research, this book serves as the culmination of an epic UFO odyssey that has revealed a new reality, altering the arc of human history. " - Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, U. S. Navy (ret. ), former Under Secretary of Commerce "Few people have contributed as much to ufology as Jacques Vallee, whether as a field researcher, data collector, theorist, or writer. This book is a poignant capstone and a revelation to our long efforts, a needful guide to research questions and political entanglements. It is also a touching look into the heart and soul of one of the domain's groundbreaking pioneers. " - Brenda Denzler, author of The Lure of the Edge "Extraordinary contribution to the historical record of UFO phenomena in the 21st century. The depth of research and command of background material provide essential context for understanding this complex and often misunderstood topic. It offers scholars and future researchers a critical lens through which to interpret one of the most significant periods in the study of unidentified aerial phenomena. " - Diana Walsh Pasulka, University of Northern Carolina, Wilmington