Scientist or researcher
Jacques Vallee
1995-02-01what this date marks is not recorded
Computer scientist and prominent ufologist; part of NIDS's scientific advisory circle.
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← NIDSadvisory boardNIDS / Skinwalker Ranch research history; Kelleher & Knapp, Hunt for the Skinwalker
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"invisible college"Hynek & Vallee, The Edge of Reality (1975); 'invisible college'
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fellow figure in the psi/UFO "invisible college"Hynek & Vallee, The Edge of Reality (1975); 'invisible college'
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co-authored "Trinity: The Best Kept Secret" about an alleged 1945 crash thereVallee & Harris, Trinity: The Best-Kept Secret (2021)
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Johnson's investigation found his witness account's credibility "implodes"Douglas Dean Johnson investigation, 2024
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mentor & lifelong collaborator, co-wrote "The Edge of Reality"Hynek & Vallee, The Edge of Reality (1975); 'invisible college'
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fellow "invisible college" researcherHynek & Vallee, The Edge of Reality (1975); 'invisible college'
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Vallee wrote the foreword to his 2011 UFO bookAlexander, UFOs (2011) - Vallée foreword
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introduced him to the Trinity story and co-authored the book with himVallee & Harris, Trinity: The Best-Kept Secret (2021)
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collaborated on Roswell researchHynek & Vallee, The Edge of Reality (1975); 'invisible college'
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interviewed him on Roswell claimsPhilip Corso, The Day After Roswell (1997)
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discovered and codenamed by him in 1967Vallee, Forbidden Science (1992)
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keynoted his Rice Archives of the Impossible conference (2022)Rice University Archives of the Impossible (2022)
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discusses physics with him, including the arbitrary nature of space and time
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his book "Revelations" suggested Lazar may have been an MK-Ultra subject with induced false memories