Is something up there? The story of flying saucers, by Dale White.
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TextReference number: 68017801 /AC/r853Publication details: Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday [1968] Edition: [1st ed.]Description: 166 p. illus., ports. 22 cmSubject(s): Unidentified flying objects -- Juvenile literature | Unidentified flying objectsDDC classification: 001.9 LOC classification: TL789 | .P49Summary: A history of Unidentified Flying Objects and sightings by pilots and pedestrians, as well as scientific theories about "unexplained sightings."
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| 629.133 MCE The model aircraft handbook. | 629.133 STE Model flying handbook / | 629.133 WAG Flying kites. | 629.133 WHI Is something up there? | 629.14 NOR Military helicopters / | 629.2 LIN Methanol and other ways around the gas pump / | 629.2 SOB Encyclopedia Brown's book of wacky cars / |
A history of Unidentified Flying Objects and sightings by pilots and pedestrians, as well as scientific theories about "unexplained sightings."
Bibliography: p. 159-160.
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