Unlike most of the speculation on the truth of the Roswell story, this one is based on demonstrable science. Assuming all statements are true, the only hole a skeptic might find would be in the chain of evidence. AFIK, Isotope ratios have been considered pretty reliable:
Test confirms Roswell debris is not from this earth
The test was done on tiny particles of aluminum ound at the crash site. Although it proves nothing, I should note that the Washington, D.C. address that Townsend used throughout the 1930s was in the same building as the Aluminum Association of America then at 900 19th St. NW.
Showing posts with label Roswell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roswell. Show all posts
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Kingman, 1953
Every time the Roswell Crash gets revived, the Kingman story is never far behind. This dramatized version of Arthur Stancil's account has prompted me to revisit my last post on the topic.
Today, I tend to think that all of the Townsend pointers are simply the legacy of his "hide in plain sight" philosophy. Even Keyhoe's book cover seems to be saying "This is the Birthplace of the Hoaxed UFO stories." As always, what interests me the most is what these hoaxes were created to hide.
Today, I tend to think that all of the Townsend pointers are simply the legacy of his "hide in plain sight" philosophy. Even Keyhoe's book cover seems to be saying "This is the Birthplace of the Hoaxed UFO stories." As always, what interests me the most is what these hoaxes were created to hide.
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Kingman,
Roswell,
Thomas Townsend Brown
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