Wood, Robe1t H. Saucers, secrecy & security. Aviation week, v. 54, Feb. 19,
1951: 50.
Editorial comment on Feb, 27, 1951, Look ma.gazine story quoting Dr. Urner
Liddel, chief of the nuclear physics branch of ONR as saying, "There is not
a single reliable report of an [UFO] observation which is not attributable
to the cosmic [ Skyhook] balloons. "
Wylie, C, C. Saucers elude astronomers. Science newsletter, v. 61, June 14,
1952: 3'15.
Author, professor of astronomy at the University ~f fowa, states that not
one "saucer" has been reported as the result of astl'0ncmical observation,
He ~ays the fact that each saucer has been reported frv:>.l only one point
suggests that most have been spots of reflected light.
Wylie, Philip. Of stress and saucers. Saturday review, v. 42, Aug. 8, 1959: 17.
Carl Jung, in Flying Saucers: A Modern M th of Things Seen in~
(!'few York, Harcourt Brace, l , asserts that UFOs are compensatory
images projected by the frightened. Wylie takes issue with some of the
Swiss psychiatrist's conclusions.
--- ·- UFOs: the sense and nonsense. Popular science, v. 190, Ma~:. 19ti7:
76-79.
!'l what he terms an "informal consensus" of scientific opinion, author
~ Jnsiders (1) the possible nature of UFOs ;;ighted but not explained, and
(2) whether reported sightings are evidence that alien beings are reaching
earth.
Young, John R. The negative universe. Fate, v. 11, Apr. 1958: 87-89,
Hypothesizes that intelligent beings may exist in a "negative universe" that
interpenetrates and coexistR with ours without our being conscious of it.
Suggests that this might explain poltergeist manifestations and flying saucers.
ORTHOTENY
Cleary-Baker, John, Leys, orthotenies, and the UFOs, BU:FORA journal and
bulletin, v. 2, Summer 1967: 6-7,
The author states that the attempt to link UFOs with a discredited archeologicl\.l
fallacy (the leys of Great Britain) and the abandoned orthoteny theory is to
hamper the real work of UFO investigators.
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