UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Sharp, Pt!ter F. The search for life beyond the earth. Flying saucer review,
v. 7, Nov. -Dec. 1961: 12-15.
Arguments are advanced on the possibility of life existing i:hroughout the
galaxy; ways in which man can attemr..t: to detect it positively are suggested.
It is also mentioned that the Tungusita "meteorite" of 1908 may have been an
exploded extraterrestrial spacecraft.
Shneour, Elie A. and Eric A. ottesen, comp. Extraterrestrial life: an
anthology and bibliography. Washington, National Academy of Sciences--
National Research Council, 1966. 478 p.
Supplement to "Biology and the Exploration of Mars," report of study under
auspices of Space Science Board and published as NAS-NRC Publicatioo
l'.!96. Contains selected papers, including Mariner IV and sounding rocket
observations of Mars made in 1965, and bibliography of 2, 000 selected
references to world literature published through mid-1964 with addendum
of !Xlpers published froni that date through late 1965.
Simpson, George G. The nonprevalence of humanoids. Science, v. 143, Feb, 21,
1964: 769-775.
States following conclusions: (1) there are certainly no humanoids elsewhere
in the solar system of which earth is !Xlrt; (2) there is probably no extra-
terrestrial life in the solar system of which earth is part, but the possibility
is not wholly excluded as regards Mars; (3) there probably are forms of
life on other planetary systems somewhere in the universe, but if so it is
unlikely that we can learn anything whatever about them, even as to the bare
fact of their real existence; (4) it is extremely improbable that such ~orms
of life include humanoids, and apparently nearly as impossible that we could
ever comm·1nicate with them in a meaningful and useful way if they did exist.
Sytinskaia, N. N. Est' li zhizn' na drugikh planetakh [Is there life on other
planets~ Moscow, Gosudarstvennoe izdatel 'stvo kul 'turnoprosvetitel' noi
literatury, 1952. 64 p.
A lecture dealing primarily with life on Mars and other planets. The author
concludes that it is quite probable that vegetation exists on other planets,
citing the Russian astronomer, G. A. Tikhov, who has indicated that the
color of polar caps on Maro;; is greenish, not white, possible evidence of vege-
tation, and that tne meltm,:; 11 ~and snow produces the water necessary to sus-
tain lite.
Tsung, Thomas. Is there life beyond the earth? New York, Ex.position Press,
1963. 71 p.
The type of mind that believes in life on other worlds. Current. opinion, v. 71,
Nov. 1921: 630-631.
Veit, Karl. Planeten-menschen. Wiesbaden-Schierstein, Ventla-Verlag, 1961.
223 p.
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