A lengthy article story about good O’l JV….
Dated February 18 2022
After six globe-trotting decades spent probing “the phenomenon,” the French information scientist is sure of only one thing: The truth is
really, really out there.
Jacques Vallée Still Doesn’t Know What UFOs Are
Excerpts….
….” A piece of this puddle was now sitting a few inches from Platzer’s plate. The mystery, Vallée said, was where the material came from
originally. Metallurgical analyses at the time showed that it consisted mostly of iron, with traces of carbon, titanium, and other
elements—basically, steel alloy scrambled to what looked like cast iron. It couldn’t be satellite debris or equipment falling from a plane,
Vallée pointed out; those wouldn’t have gotten hot enough to melt, and they would have cratered the ground. Nor, for the same reasons, could it be
a meteorite. And there wasn’t enough nickel for a meteorite anyway.”….
…..” And the shallot-sized lump of metal from Council Bluffs? It was made of isotopically ordinary elements, atypically mixed together. The
Progress in Aerospace Sciences paper, which was published in December 2021, was never meant to be “a breakthrough about what UFOs are,” Vallée
told me. It wasn’t meant, L’Aigle-style, to pummel an entire town with rocks. It is “a template,” he said, “for what serious UFO research
could be in the future, if one plays by the rules.” He and Nolan are now studying samples for potential follow-up papers. “You have to open the
door first, before you can bring in the packages,” he said.
Whatever the scientific truth here is, Vallée suspects that it may be knotted up with the secret of consciousness itself. The thing that philosophers
call qualia—the conscious experience each human has—seems to be more than the sum of our physical parts. There’s an unsolved x there.
Vallée’s friend Federico Faggin, for one, argues that consciousness is a basic property of nature, that the dimensions we call spacetime are in
fact byproducts of some deeper reality. Maybe UFOs, Vallée suggests, are that reality welling up into ours.
When he read Mystérieux Objets Célestes for the first time, as a teen, Vallée wrote in his diary, “I will probably die without seeing any
solution to this immense problem.” A decade later, after watching the moon landing, he copied down a line from Jung’s Alchemical Studies, about
how life’s biggest problems “can never be solved, but only outgrown.” It’s still a long way to a place like the Museum of the L’Aigle
Meteorite in Normandy, where dark fragments of a proven reality rest, like truffles, under a glass dome.”…..
Molten underside of the UFO…….from Fire In The Sky
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edit on 19-2-2022 by Ophiuchus1 because: (no reason given)