Cosmic Test Tube

by Randall Fitzgerald and Paul Mendoza

Book Overview

*from the back cover... Are we specimens in a cosmic test tube? Is there a government cover-up? Are we being prepared for Alien contact? It's all here: The only book that brings together the major... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0963916122
• ISBN13: 9780963916129
• Release Date: May 1998
• Publisher: Moon Lake Media
• Length: 395 Pages
• Weight: 1.34 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.1" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Worth every penny

Save yourself the time of reading hundreds of books and just get Cosmic Test Tube.

For All Who Believes or Not

This is a great book. If you don't believe in this 'crazy' UFO phenomenon, or are a skeptic, or are totally are into this thing, get this book. There are points in the book that battle the theory of intelligent life from another planet. I think even the idea of the 'Greys' really being a future human race who have conquered the ability to travel through time. There is stuff about the bible in there and a large gap in time from stupid apes and humanity beginning for the 'Human Experiment.' Get this book if you like aliens or not, it may change how you think, or support you even more. Definitely a must buy.

Well written and comprehensive

The Cosmic Test Tube is the best compilation and study of myths, facts, stories and arguments about UFOs I have ever read. The author, Randy Fitzgerald, takes a deliberate approach to presenting both sides and cites about every legitimate work in existence on the subject.

Unbiased reporting and a pleasure to read.

Someone who had read my negative review of Corso's "The Day After Roswell" suggested that I might be happier with this book. It's probably the best investment you can make if extraterrestrial contact (or lack thereof), theories, and evidence (or lack thereof) are your interest.

May be the best UFO book presently available!

This book is an essential addition to any serious ufologist's library, and is invaluable in providing a clear, up-to-date understanding of the evolution of research and theories on the subject. The author skillfully weaves together, through concise summaries (chronologically) the most significant works dealing with UFOs, contacts and abductions, to provide the reader with an excellent understanding of the various theories and perspectives (including appropriate focus on the skeptics' views, as well). He adds his own perspectives, steeped in solid logic and reason. The highest recommendation!