Engaging and entertaining, UFO Sightings: The Evidence is the most up-to-date overview of the UFO phenomenon, a controversy that gains strength with each new report of strange happenings in the sky. Written from the skeptical perspective, and applying the scientific method to the cases explored, this book differs greatly from the proparanormal tomes widely available today.
"Most broad survey UFO books contain absolutely uncritical presentations of sensational claims," says author Robert Sheaffer. "Typically, pro-UFO books deliberately omit all facts that tend to discredit the cases."
UFO Sightings is unique because it gives the reader a broad overview of the world of UFOlogy, dealing with most major cases and trends, while offering references and commentary to provide a clear perspective. Incidents and photographs are scrutinized within a framework of objective science.
Included are the Jimmy Carter UFO sighting; the "abduction" of Betty and Barney Hill; the incidents at Exeter; the Men in Black; messages from space; mothmen, wolf girls, and transparent apes; films; the UFO blitz of Mexico; and the comparisons to sightings of fairies and witches in colonial times.

At Last - A Skeptical Book that's not just "Informative," but FUN to read

"Lots of Healthy Laughs... I repeatedly scribbled out phrases and notes... I highly recommend that you invest in a copy." - James "The Amazing" Randi, SWIFT Blog

"A small treasury of gems... Highly entertaining way to get your eyes out on sticks" - Peter Brookesmith, Fortean Times (UK)

For more than thirty years, Robert Sheaffer's Psychic Vibrations column has been entertaining readers of "The Skeptical Inquirer," while keeping them informed of weird developments in the "science" of UFOs, psychic research, Cryptozoology, etc. Those columns are gathered together here, organized by subject, to inform and amuse the reader. With 150 humorous illustrations by cartoonist Rob Pudim

A scientific expedition searches for Mermaids in the South Pacific. A Saucer Crashes - in Central Park A mad UFOlogist tries to poison local officials by spreading radioactive materials around them because he thinks they're covering up a UFO crash

Sure, you can read about Alien Crop Circles in plenty of books. But where else can you read about: Alien Carpet Circles, made by the indoor landing of tiny UFOs? A secret government project hiding shocking photos - of Noah's Ark? Creationist attacks not only on evolution, but on heliocentrism, too? Who teaches students to distinguish between Creation Rocks and Flood Rocks? Which has stronger psychic powers: Uri Geller, or a dead hamster?

It's all here, folks. Nowhere else. And it's all true (meaning that the author didn't make it up). And remember: "Millions of cuddly household pets are really space aliens."

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Robert Sheaffer is a fellow of CSICOP/CSI, and a longtime skeptical investigator of UFO claims. His website is www.debunker.com, and his blog is at www.BadUFOs.com .