classic reprint: the Zeta Reticuli incident

Before Marjorie Fish's painstaking astronomical analysis of the 'star map' revealed by 1961 abductee Betty Hill under hypnosis, Zeta Reticuli was an obscure and generally unknown double-star system in the Southern Hemisphere. "The Zeti Reticuli Incident" was the most widely-read and controversial article ever published in the prestigious ASTRONOMY magazine (December '74). Critics included Carl Sagan; among supporters was J. Allen Hynek.

The article, updates, and arguments both pro-and-con are archived at www.stealthskater.com... (also accessible from item #2 at www.stealthskater.com... )Because of the graphics and star maps, it is a 1.06-MB MS-Word document, so allow extra time if you're downloading/opening using a 56K modem.

Actually, the person that brought my attention to this classic piece was famed Testors model designer John Andrews who -- in addition to publicly displaying a model of the model of the stealth fighter against the military's wishes -- created the "Sport Model" UFO kit based on lengthy interviews with Bob Lazar. Andrews is reportedly the man who introduced a naive John Lear to the subject of UFOs. And he had many conversations with Skunk Works' Ben Rich who admitted to both man-made and ET UFOs. Unfortunately Mr. Andrews passed away due to cancer. He would be a MOST interesting person to research & investigate!