Sergeant Clifford E. Stone uses the Freedom of Information Act to gather documents and data that show that the US government takes the subject of UFOs seriously and that the government believes both UFOs and aliens...
Category - Non-fiction
Non-fiction books that are about any topic relevant to science or science fiction.
The Uninivited: An Expose of the Alien Abduction Phenomenon by Nick Pope
Nick Pope, former head of the British Government's UFO project, reviews some UFO and abduction cases with an objective and more scientific perspective.
Alien Abductions by Jenny Randles
Jenny Randles catalogs 200 credible abduction cases in Britain that shows this phenomenon is happening not just in Britain and the US, but likely all over the world.
Passport to the Cosmos by John E. Mack
John E. Mack reveals to readers the purpose and reasoning behind the alien abductions. He reveals not only the possible reasons behind the abductions, but also a way of seeing the universe in a new light.
Past Lives, Future Lives Revealed by Dr. Bruce Goldberg
Dr. Bruce Goldberg details various interesting cases regarding reincarnation in this book, and these cases point to a reality about the human experience that is fascinating.
The Case for the UFO by Morris K. Jessup
Morris K. Jessup presents his case for the existence and presence of UFOs. The book also contains notes and comments by three unknowns whose markings have some fascinating implications.
The Book that Will Forever Change Our Ideas about the Bible by Mauro Biglino
Mauro Biglino provides a literal Hebrew to English translation of the Biblical stories, revealing a record of human history and origin that completely differs from both church and accepted science.
America Before: The Key to Earth’s Lost Civilization by Graham Hancock
Pros Evidence that supports the existence of a pre-Clovis society in North AmericaSome really interesting synchronicities among the ancient worldwide civilizationsCompelling calculations that support ancient fascination...
The Synchronicity Key by David Wilcock
David Wilcock references historical events and scientific studies to support the idea of synchronicity. Ultimately, Wilcock weaves these seemingly disparate elements into a theory of the nature of the universe that...