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194 OUR ANCESTORS CAME FROM OUTER SPACE
ing the night take on a yellowish or greenish-orange color.
can appear in the form of discs, spheres, or even cigars.
They
Seventy per cent of the observations were made at night, one
in ten involved landings, and one in twenty were cases when extraterrestrial
astronauts were seen by or had contacts with humans.
Very powerful magnetic forces were always present in any
case, and these forces could cut the power of automobile or aircraft
generators, disturb radio transmissions, and make all kinds
of on-board electromagnetic instruments go completely crazy.
Moreover, flying saucers can fly at more than 25,000 km an
hour and suddenly fly back in the opposite direction, a maneuver
that no space vehicle of human construction can do at
without disintegrating on the spot.
present
Also, Poher has investigated
eleven landing sites in France and found impressions on the
ground similar to those that would have been left by a three-ski
aircraft landing gear. The depth of these impressions indicates a
weight of from 50 to 100 tons and a length of 200 to 300 m for
the spacecraft. Also, nothing can now grow in those impressions,
as if the ground had been burned.
I am not going to retell the story of Ezekiel and the flying saucer
he saw near Babylon in 592 B.C. because you can read it in
the Bible or in a very interesting book published a few years ago
by one of my colleagues at NASA, The Spaceships of Ezekiel by
Joseph Blumrich. But it is the oldest flying saucer report that I
know of.
I think, however, that I should make a personal contribution. I
think I know how flying saucers enter our solar system and, step
by step, arrive near earth. In other words, I think that I have discovered
their flight schedule.
In April 1973, when I was computing the revolution and conjunction
periods of all the planets to verify the validity of the
Nineveh number as a constant of the solar system, I was puzzled
by the fact that Mars was in conjunction with the earth every
780 days, or every 2.135 years, while it was in conjunction with
Jupiter every 816 days, or every 2.235 years, a difference of only
36 days.
Then I remembered reading a few months before that flying
saucer invasions seemed to occur precisely every 800 days, or a
little bit more than every two years. That was enough to put my