To: Mr. K; Quix; All
CORRECTION!!! The book, an autobiography of Gordon Cooper published in 2000 and titled "Leap of Faith," noted a friend who had handled the debris of a spacecraft that crashed somewhere in the southwest, but not Roswell,, and who swore to Cooper that the debris was no way possible the remains of a weather balloon. I just reread the passage last night, and felt badly about misrepresenting Mr. Cooper on this forum.
207 posted on
04/05/2005 8:44:18 AM PDT by
Finny
(God continue to Bless President G.W. Bush with wisdom, popularity, safety and success.)
To: Finny
There were, evidently, a couple of crashes not that far apart--many miles but still in the general area. Not in Roswell but not closer to another town either. And, I think there was one not that much later in Soccoro.
Thanks for the correction. We know the naysayers are highly unlikely to correct anything when the paradigms change wholesale. They likely won't even have the decency to tuck their tails between their legs. LOL.
208 posted on
04/05/2005 9:18:08 AM PDT by
Quix
(HAVING A FORM of GODLINESS but DENYING ITS POWER. 2 TIM 3:5)
To: Finny
Are you sure it wasn't D.B. Cooper who took the "Leap of Faith"? (Along with $200,000 or so in small, unmarked bills.)
210 posted on
04/05/2005 11:31:32 AM PDT by
Doctor Stochastic
(Vegetabilisch = chaotisch is der Charakter der Modernen. - Friedrich Schlegel)
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