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SHORT UFO FACT: [During World War II, numerous American pilots reported that their planes were often trailed by blazing balls of fire which they called "FOO FIGHTERS." The common belief at the time was that these balls of light were some secret Nazi experiment. Shortly after the war, in 1946, numerous people in Sweden reported curious incidents where "ROCKETS" would sail through the sky, plunge into icy lakes, and never be seen again. These "GHOST ROCKETS" were also thought to be left-over V2s or some other German invention being tested by the Allies. It was well known that Viktor Shauberger had tried to design some type of saucer-shaped craft for the Nazis, and the Air Force experimented with some "HOVER" designs of this kind after the war as well. Not unsuprisingly, the idea that UFOs were a secret government experiment lasted into the 1950s, until "HOLLOW EARTH" and extraterrestrial theories pushed it to the margins. ]

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SHORT UFO FACT: [The branch of UFO research which could rightly deserve the appellation of "PALEOUFOLOGY" constituted a controversial field of investigation during the 1970's, when authors like Otto Binder (UNSOLVED MYSTERIES OF THE PAST), Richard E. Mooney (GODS OF AIR AND DARKNESS), and Erich Von Daniken (CHARIOTS OF THE GODS?) wrote extensively on human/alien interaction at the dawn of recorded history and even earlier. Proof of the existence of "GODS" or "ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS" could be found everywhere, and to judge by the conclusions found in the books of the time, it seemed that every major engineering project in antiquity had been "FARMED OUT" to alien contractors! Paleoufology lost its appeal and languished in obscurity until the works of Zechariah Sitchin thrust it once again into prominence. Clearly, there is still a great deal to learn about this aspect of the phenomenon.]

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