*Writing damage-front and back cover, book damaged*
Kenneth Arnold was flying alone when he saw them. At first the objects looked like pie pans. Later Arnold decided they were arc-shaped. The Objects reflected the sun like mirrors. Arnold reported his sightings to officials. His term, “flying saucers” caught the publics imagination. It became a common phrase almost overnight.
ISBN: 0-89686-347-6
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