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On the surface of it all, it wouldn't seem that the job of UFO researcher should be too dangerous. They read up on the lore

Born just outside of Rockville, Indiana, Morris Jessup was someone who, as a young boy, gravitated, ahem, towards the growing

It’s intriguing to note that the worlds of anti-gravity and levitation were discussed – and discussed to a significant

Over the years (decades, in fact) there have been more than a few reports of people supposedly murdered for what they knew about UFOs. Intriguing and interesting, for sure. But, how much truth is there to these high-profile claims? That’s the theme of today’s article. We’ll begin with one of the most high-profile deaths in... Read more »

The Expanding Case for the UFO. Certainly, The Case for the UFO was the most controversial of the three. His book was a detailed study of the theoretical power-sources for UFOs: what was it that made them fly? How could they perform such incredible, aerial feats, such as coming to a complete stop in the skies, hovering at incredible heights? Jessup believed that the vitally important answers lay in the domain of gravity. Or, as he saw it: anti-gravity. Jessup may well have been onto something, as it wasn’t long at all before the world of officialdom was on Jessup’s back – specifically ...