New Lands, by American writer and researcher of anomalous phenomena, Charles Hoy Fort, was originally published in 1923. The work is Fort's second book, wherein he postulates that the Earth is located in a fixed position, and that beyond the atmosphere there are invisible lands. To do this he points out a number of errors that have been made in the science of celestial mechanics, then he draws on the phenomena of rains of stones, gelatinous substances, anomalous earthquakes, fireballs, which occur generally together at the ...
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New Lands, by American writer and researcher of anomalous phenomena, Charles Hoy Fort, was originally published in 1923. The work is Fort's second book, wherein he postulates that the Earth is located in a fixed position, and that beyond the atmosphere there are invisible lands. To do this he points out a number of errors that have been made in the science of celestial mechanics, then he draws on the phenomena of rains of stones, gelatinous substances, anomalous earthquakes, fireballs, which occur generally together at the same time. Many of the reports in this book, as with other reports seem to be early UFO reports, and lists numerous examples of airship sightings from multiple witnesses, over a large area.
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