File: Venusian flying saucer photographed by George Adamski
George Adamski UFO
Venusian flying saucer photographed by George Adamski through
his six-inch telescope. Palamor Gardens, California, 9.10
a.m., December 13, 1952
George Adamski, in a totally separate section of the book, writes a
whole lot of tosh about meeting aliens, supported by a number of
photographs.He describes and sketches these alien visitors and their
shoe-prints (which apparently carried a symbolic message).
Adamski came to Edinburgh in 1959, and lectured in Central Hall
about his acquaintanceship with Venusians, and about the propulsive
mechanism of alien spacecraft. By the time that lecture took place,
I had come to the conclusion that he was a fantasist about his
meetings with men from Venus, but the photographs remained strong
evidence for the existence of UFOs. They were almost certainly
faked. Why do I say “almost certainly”? Because he had amassed a
great many affidavits from professional photographers, photographic
labs and witnesses who all asserted the photos were authentic.
Though many years dead, Adamski still has an enthusiastic fanbase.
His photos, I now regretfully admit, MUST have been clever
forgeries.
Nevertheless, he seemed a very nice man, with genuine concern for
peace, harmony and the future of humanity.
And, at the end of his lecture, he very kindly signed my battered
paperback.
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File: Venusian flying saucer photographed by George Adamski
George Adamski, in a totally separate section of the book, writes a whole lot of tosh about meeting aliens, supported by a number of photographs.He describes and sketches these alien visitors and their shoe-prints (which apparently carried a symbolic message).
Adamski came to Edinburgh in 1959, and lectured in Central Hall about his acquaintanceship with Venusians, and about the propulsive mechanism of alien spacecraft. By the time that lecture took place, I had come to the conclusion that he was a fantasist about his meetings with men from Venus, but the photographs remained strong evidence for the existence of UFOs. They were almost certainly faked. Why do I say “almost certainly”? Because he had amassed a great many affidavits from professional photographers, photographic labs and witnesses who all asserted the photos were authentic.
Though many years dead, Adamski still has an enthusiastic fanbase. His photos, I now regretfully admit, MUST have been clever forgeries.
Nevertheless, he seemed a very nice man, with genuine concern for peace, harmony and the future of humanity.
And, at the end of his lecture, he very kindly signed my battered paperback.
Hiçbir yazı/ resim izinsiz olarak kullanılamaz!! Telif hakları uyarınca bu bir suçtur..! Tüm hakları Çetin BAL' a aittir. Kaynak gösterilmek şartıyla siteden alıntı yapılabilir.
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