Ancient Aliens and Other Unsolved Mysteries of the Past

Former NASA technician Otto Binder was a distinguished science writer specializing in space and the UFO phenomenon. He was the author of 10 science books and wrote many science articles for national magazines in the 1950s and '60s. He was editor-in-chief for Space World magazine, a publication geared toward astronauts. He was a member of NICAP, the National Aerospace Education Council, the Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the American Rocketry Association, the National Association of Rocketry, and the Aerospace Writers Association, among others. In the classic Ancient Aliens and Other Unsolved Mysteries of the Past, Binder takes us inside the world of ancient astronauts, using real science to make the case for their existence. Binder describes a cavalcade of astounding discoveries and superhuman accomplishments, such as: The 12,000-year-old stone disks discovered in China that describe the landing of spaceships. Ancient Chaldean writings, 7,000 years old, containing detailed plans for building a flying saucer. The undisputed fact that Aurignacian Man (circa 30,000 BC) had a brain case 100 centimeters larger than that of modern man. The disappearance of the planet Vulcan, once familiar to 19th-century astronomers but now vanished without a trace. The Black Pagoda of India, a colossal structure that could not possibly have been erected by normal Earthmen. The vast Pacific civilization known as Mu, which flourished 270,000 years ago.