Earlier this year, New Page Books released a UFO anthology called Exposed, Uncovered and Declassified: UFOs and Aliens. This book features articles on ufology from some of the very best out there in the field, including Nick Pope, Marie D. Jones, Nick Redfern, Stanton Friedman, and a number of others. As you might have imagined, I was also featured in this hearty tome of oddities, where the editors allowed me to share my humble insights on proposed ways UFOs might achieve the apparent ability to go about unnoticed; true, in many reports, UFO craft seem to be able to vanish into thin air, the possible byproduct of cloaking or invisibility technology.
The reason I say “apparent ability” here is because, while it may appear that UFOs can dissappear (slightly oxymoronic sounding, but bear with me), their presumed disappearances in mid flight, described by a number of witnesses in well documented cases, could represent other facets of their operation. One theory might involve the craft opening dimensional rents in space, which after passing into this alternative dimensional state in such a way, may cause a perceptual illusion that you or I would perceive as literally vanishing.
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