inexplicata journal of hispanic ufology

12/20/2019 INEXPLICATA 08
1890's and Camille Flammarion's work on the occult from the
Alien Autopsy and Salvador Freixedo's works on the mystery
of interaction with secretive intelligences. From their
vantage point in the 1950s or 1960s, could Donald Keyhoe,
Aime Michel, Waveney Girvan or Antonio Ribera have
predicted the future of their chosen field of research with
better accuracy than Clarke in his? Perhaps, perhaps not.
But as is the case with 2001: A Space Odyssey, the promise
of ufology and high strangeness remain tantalizingly bright
for the century that dawns today.
Scott Corrales
Editor, INEXPLICATA
Director, Institute of Hispanic Ufology
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Starstrikes: Calling Cards from the Cosmos?
by Scott Corrales
The story has been told in every language and in every
single possible context from simple history to science-fiction:
how in the summer of 1908 a strange object -- sometimes
meteorite, sometimes a cometary fragment, sometimes an alien
spaceship -- crashed into, or vaporized over, a remote area in
the Siberian wilderness known as Tunguska. Haunting photos of
the event's aftereffects are burned into our consciousness and
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