He has been interviewed numerous times and his story has been corroborated by other individuals he worked with and who were present when these events happened. By the time it was thirty to forty feet in the air, lifting nearly perfectly straight up, the sound was completely gone. But for others, especially those hearing this story for the very first time, it will be mind blowing.

His vulnerability and openness make him a relatable and sympathetic figure, adding an emotional depth to the book. More anecdotal evidence and corroboration have come out over the past 30 years that seem to support the narrative and vindicate his unbelievable claims. The Smithsonian, and various mainstream news outlets, have stated that his "physicist" designation is self-proclaimed.After 27 years of a world-changing secret finally revealed in book form, I was expecting to be floored. made an official announcement the following day of a new imprint that would be separate from their Sekret Machines series and even from To the Stars Inc in general. He can't name an advisor, mentor, or a fellow student he went to university with, all of which makes his tale highly improbable. In 1989, Lazar said the seats of the saucer he saw were approximately child-sized and that he had seen alien cadavers of a corresponding size.

In 2017, Lazar's workplace was raided by the FBI and local police which Lazar theorizes was to recover "element 115", a substance he says he took from a government lab. Without effective tools, moderators cannot combat spammers, bad actors, or the entities who enable either; without the freedom to choose how and where they access. And we were finally going to get the uncensored and complete story from the man who lived it; Bob Lazar, in the form of a book. He goes into detail about how the craft operated, and his struggles to unravel the mystery of how it flew with his partner Barry.The only problem was beyond his intellect, knowledge, and short-lived experience at S4, there’s not much depth to his character in my opinion. It hung there, completely still, as if it were suspended there by an invisible steel rod firmly anchored to the ground and some point above it. Published by a newly announced imprint of Tom DeLonge’s To the Stars Inc, the book promised the complete story of Lazar’s beginnings as a physicist, his work at several high-level laboratories, and his eventual work on flying saucers at S-4.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. Let's see them aliens': Inside the mysterious Area 51 and why people want to storm the secret base".To Lazar, a physicist at the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility, the important thing is the jet engine. He claims to have worked on a generator of sorts, that had anti-gravity technology, something no nation on earth knows how to make. As someone who definitely agrees with the opinion that Lazar is a fantasist, I'll concede that I still enjoyed his book. And the world was now introduced to Bob Lazar, the man who worked on flying saucers in the deserts of Nevada.