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Chris Bledsoe, a deeply religious family man and successful business owner from North Carolina was on the verge of the unthinkable after losing everything in the 2007 financial crisis and suffering from a debilitating chronic disease. Fishing along the banks of the Cape Fear River with three co-workers and his teenage son, he walks away from the group and cries out to God in a desperate prayer for help. Suddenly, a UFO appears and saves his life and cures him of his illness.

Using academic, comprehensive, logical, and, at times, mathematical approaches, The Science of Weird Shit convincingly debunks ESP, communicating with the dead, and alien abduction claims, among other phenomena. All the while, however, French maintains that our belief in such phenomena is neither ridiculous nor trivial; if anything, such claims can tell us a great deal about the human mind if we pay them the attention they are due.

People all around the world have grappled with the story of Atlantis for millennia, and Visions of Atlantis attempts to sort fact from fiction, providing a unique and compelling glimpse into what might have been.

Tales of alien abductions, miraculous relics, and haunted castles have attracted believers and skeptics across the globe for centuries. Paranormal investigator Joe Nickell tackles the world's most seemingly inexplicable myths in Adventures in Paranormal Investigation.

Manchmal fühlt es sich an, als würde die Welt uns herausfordern – mit Geheimnissen, die sich jeder Erklärung entziehen. Unerklärliche Phänomene ziehen seit jeher die Menschen in ihrem Bann. Sie flüstern von einer Realität, die größer ist, als wir ergreifen können. Dieses Buch nimmt dich mit auf eine packende Reise durch die faszinierendsten Rätsel unserer Zeit und der Geschichte. Es erzählt von seltsamen Lichtern, die den Himmel durchziehen, von unheimlichen Begegnungen, die das Blut gefrieren lassen, und von wissenschaftlichen Fragen, die selbst die klügsten Köpfe nicht beantworten können.

Thousands of people have seen UFOs over the years, many of them respected observers, including airline pilots, scientists and police officers. Those UFOs couldn’t all have been the planet Venus or weather balloons, no matter what the government said at the time—and it’s all in this book.

A new look at the original reporting of "flying saucer" sightings in American and Canadian media. The stories come from contemporary sources, unchanged by rumors or myths that evolved years later. The author, a journalist with decades of experience, is neither pro- or anti-UFO and reports straight down the middle, explaining how many sightings could be real, then mentioning why they may not be. The decision on what to believe is left up to you.