Can UFOs Advance Science? (International English) UPDATE 2021: Making the Case for a New Electromagnetic Technology (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780648586043)

There exists a small, hard-core percentage of UFO reports that defy all efforts by scientists to explain away as natural or man-made objects. Providing considerable details of a strange symmetrical metallic and glowing object that can scoot around in the air at phenomenal speeds and still reveal to the witnesses when landed on the ground and at close range of artificial looking features, such as a door, portholes, certain fixed or movable fuselage protrusions, flashing lights, and in some cases even the occupants themselves, these odd-looking objects have raised considerable interest among some scientists.

The question on the minds of curious and open-minded scientists is, "What are these objects?"

In 1969, a US government-sponsored study by the University of Colorado headed by Dr Edward U. Condon concluded that UFO reports on the whole represented nothing new to science and, therefore, will not advance our scientific knowledge. If there is anything electromagnetic about the nature of UFOs as noted by genuine witnesses, one must assume it has to be ball lightning.

Now, after looking at the reports, SUNRISE has uncovered something to advance science, and with it a new technology.

The scientific advancement comes by way of our understanding of the nature of radiation and how it interacts with solid matter, as well as in one area of electromagnetism that discusses the emission of radiation from a charged surface. Indeed, the latter concept has been around for more than a century, but is considered by physicists who have studied this special "charged" case as one of the most poorly understood in all of physics. Today, this will change as scientists realize the reality of this concept and how it can be used. What all this means is that there is a way in physics to accelerate a charged object in an exponential manner that will permit UFO occupants to reach our planet.

Can we build this technology today? You be the judge by reading this intriguing book.