Friedman: New UFO Book
The new book from Stan Friedman, Flying Saucers and Science, is now published.
And here’s what the publisher, New Page Books, has to say:
Flying Saucers and Science is a comprehensive look at the scientific data on the flying saucer phenomenon. Nuclear physicist and lecturer Stanton T. Friedman has distilled more than 40 years of research on UFOs, and shares his work on a wide variety of classified advanced nuclear and space systems. He answers a number of physics questions in layman’s terms, and establishes that travel to nearby stars is within reach without violating the laws of physics.
Photographs of little known, far-out advanced propulsion systems, on some of which he worked, are included. Friedman also presents data demonstrating the ability to withstand high accelerations with some surprising results. He clearly shows that government policy on this subject has been to provide false, misleading claims and disinformation, and establishes that the subject truly represents a Cosmic Watergate.
Flying Saucers and Science presents intriguing data from a number of large-scale scientific UFO studies that almost no one, especially the noisy negativists, has discussed in detail. It deals with a host of “why” questions such, as reasons for the cover-up, reasons for aliens to come to Earth, and reasons for not landing on the White House lawn. Friedman unveils the SETI program, and details the antipathy of science-fiction writers to UFOs and other mysteries of the saucer conundrum. False notions about those who believe in the reality of alien visitors and the adequacy of coverage by the journalistic and scientific communities are reviewed.
In this book you’ll discover:
* What type of energy and technologies could provide travel
* between the stars.
* The most likely locations in the universe where aliens come from.
* Why the aliens are here.
* Who believes in the flying saucer phenomenon.
* The government’s motives to cover-up.
Readers of Flying Saucers and Science will never feel the same about UFOs again.
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May 30 2008 
May 31st, 2008 at 9:54 pm
Nick,
Thanks for keeping us up to date on the book scene. I’d forgot about this release… I just ordered it thanks to your reminder.
I also put the new Charles Fort bio on my wish list
June 1st, 2008 at 10:23 am
I confess that I’m a stan-alien love-child (part nuclear physicist, part deranged futurist reptilian).
September 21st, 2008 at 9:04 am
Having read SF’s Book, I find its a excellent read in which Stan goes direct to the point without being bogged down by to much technical and mathematical data. Most certainly Stan’s experience in dealing with scientific issues allows those of us without the necessary background to view the subject more objectively without being intimidated by mainstream science’s limited and biased view of the subject.
Interestingly I’ve recently read Paul Kimble’s article in Alien Worlds,the article itself is well written by Paul but i feel its sad that he considers Stan as done a grave disservice to Ufology because of his research as been specific to ETH, unfortunately i feel Paul as done a great disservice to himself with the article in the fact he tells the readership to ignore Stan’s comments on interstellar travel, whilst there is a trend to move away from the nuts and bolts flying saucers (which is by no means the definitive explanation to the origin of UFOs)all aspects of the phenomena should be presented to the readership and encouraged in order that a unbiased view of the wider picture maybe be obtained.