'Are UFOs Real?'

Ref: "Observations of apparent Exotic Propulsion technologies from Hectometer sized Deltoid Aerial craft at low altitude"
Eamonn A

I used this as a search title and found several. however, when I clicked to read them each had been removed
Any idea where I can find this to read?
Bill H.

Bill,

Try Google: insert: JoAPM 2-2,

This brings you to "My Unofficial Research Background" of Edward Halerewicz.

The title in question is the one you can retrieve (pdf) file.

Hope that helps.

If you have a problem, I can send you a copy.

Eamonn A

Hi Eamonn, The site link says the document has been removed and clicking on the PDF just freezes. It starts to download the PDF but then just sits there frozen for ever with nothing happening. Can you send a copy?
Cheers,
Bill.

Hi Bill,

I will send you the paper by snail mail.

Let me know your address

Eamonn A

Came acroos this today. A pocket-sized book published by the Catholic Truth Society in the UK addresses Catholic attitudes to extra-terrestrial life.
Independent Catholic News reports that with increasing numbers of people believing not only in the possibility of intelligent life on other planets, but even claiming encounters with aliens, it is not surprising that the Catholic Church is beginning to explore what effect the discovery of sentient ETs might have on Christian theology.

In: Intelligent Life in the Universe? Catholic belief and the search for
extraterrestrial intelligent life, author Guy Consolmagno SJ, asks:

. Would humans recognise intelligent life if we saw it?
. Could we communicate with it? Should we even try?
. Is Original Sin something that affects all intelligent beings?
. Is Jesus Christ's redemption valid for intelligent beings throughout the universe?
. or would other worlds have their own version of Jesus?
. Would the Church send missionaries to ET planets?

Guy Consolmagno SJ, a Jesuit religious brother and astronomer, divides his year between the Vatican's observatory in Arizona and its older observatory at the Pope's summer residence, Castel Gandolfo, in the hills outside of Rome.

Brother Guy has advanced degrees in planetary science from MIT and the University of Arizona. He spends his time observing comets and asteroids, and does experiments with the Vatican's vast collection of meteorites one of the largest in the world. He is one of a dozen Jesuit astronomers doing this work. The order been engaged in astronomy since before Galileo.

SOURCE
Vatican astronomer asks: could you baptise an extra-terrestrial? (Independent Catholic News 11/10/05)
Links
Vatican Observatory
Catholic Truth Society

He tood me about this book on saturday night, but I didnt get a chance to quiz him on it.