Stanton Friedman, the unemployed nuclear physicist who invented the Roswell incident, was on Larry King the other night. A good time was had by all.
The daughter of the press officer who released the flying saucer story first said her dad wasn't allowed to see the hardware, then later said he did. Of course this was the same year the word was coined, so it did not have anything like the baggage it has today.
Stan put down Michael Schermer of Skeptic magazine by erupting: "He's not a skeptic--he's a DEBUNKER!" Mike wanted to know where the evidence was; Stan retorted there were 3000 pieces.
The son of the original leaker--who handled the evidence from outerspace as a child--is convinced.
Buzz Aldrin told his shaggy dog UFO story tongue in cheek.
George Noory didn't have much to say, but would later on his radio show act as though guest Brian Greene, string theorist, was nuts for mentioning James Randi, et al, as sensible skeptics.
I am not a Larry King fan, but looked like even he had a hard time keeping a straight face.
The daughter of the press officer who released the flying saucer story first said her dad wasn't allowed to see the hardware, then later said he did. Of course this was the same year the word was coined, so it did not have anything like the baggage it has today.
Stan put down Michael Schermer of Skeptic magazine by erupting: "He's not a skeptic--he's a DEBUNKER!" Mike wanted to know where the evidence was; Stan retorted there were 3000 pieces.
The son of the original leaker--who handled the evidence from outerspace as a child--is convinced.
Buzz Aldrin told his shaggy dog UFO story tongue in cheek.
George Noory didn't have much to say, but would later on his radio show act as though guest Brian Greene, string theorist, was nuts for mentioning James Randi, et al, as sensible skeptics.
I am not a Larry King fan, but looked like even he had a hard time keeping a straight face.
"--Granted, that's a worse case scenario. The destruction might in fact be ... limited to our own galaxy."
