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Scans matching “Jacques Vallée”8 scans

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  Dominique Caudron excerpt Scan

  from Pournoy-la-Chétive landing: the children's "Martian in a cassock" (1954)

  Trois enfants de Pournoy-la-Chétive affirment avoir vu un engin hizarre et un curieux petit homme qui leur adressa la parole is enfants de Pournoy-la-Chefite viennent d'affirmer avoir vu dans la soirée de vendredi un engin bizarre endre du ciel et un étrange petit homme en sortir, et leur adresser l…

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  Jacques Vallée catalogue excerpt Scan

  from Pournoy-la-Chétive landing: the children's "Martian in a cassock" (1954)
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  Jacques Vallée book excerpt Scan

  from Pournoy-la-Chétive landing: the children's "Martian in a cassock" (1954)

  220) 9 octobre 1954, 18:30, Pournoy-la-Chétive, Moselle (France) : Quatre enfants : Gilbert Calda, 12 ans, Daniel Hirsch, 9 ans, J-P. Hirsch, 15 ans, et Robert Magin, 16 ans,aisaient du patin à roulettes quand ils virent un objet lumineux près du cimetière. Il était rond, d'un diametre de 2,50 m env…

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  Jacques Vallée, Passport to Magonia, case 433 Scan

  Jacques Vallée ·from The Olden Moore Landing and Radiation Case, Montville, Ohio (1957)
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  Jacques Vallée, Passport to Magonia, Case 712 Scan

  Jacques Vallée ·from Jerry Townsend's Beer-Can Beings, Long Prairie, Minnesota (1965)

  Long Prairie (Minnesota). James Townsend, 19, was driving on Highway 27 when his engine, lights, and radio stopped operating. He then observed an object 10 m tall, about 3 m in diameter, shaped somewhat like a rocket, sitting on fins on the road. Three creatures with "tripod legs and matchstick arms…

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  Jacques Vallée, Passport to Magonia, p. 304, case 630 Scan

  from The Lynden near-collision and Custer landing (1965)

  Blame Air Force Base (Washington). A member of a federal agency, who was driving toward the base, saw a low-flying object, 10 m in diameter, which avoided collision at the last moment. He got out of the car and observed it hovering for one min, then it flew off at high speed. The object was tracked …

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  Jacques Vallée's party climbing the hill, April 1980 Scan

  Jacques Vallée ·from The Lead Masks Case: Morro do Vintém, Niterói (1966)
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  Case illustration used on a Jacques Vallée book cover Scan

  from Luce Fontaine and the "Babas Michelin": Plaine des Cafres, Réunion, 1968 (1968)