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In the 1960s, who knew?Science and science fiction go hand in hand on some fronts.
Science fiction come up with the ideas, and a scientist figures out how to make it work.


Fascinating.
In the 1960s, who knew?Science and science fiction go hand in hand on some fronts.
Science fiction come up with the ideas, and a scientist figures out how to make it work.
IT'S A COOK BOOK!!!!Perhaps they're gatherers ....
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Did you mean SPORE??Mushroom SPOOR
Maybe a mushroom from another planet could leave tracks in the dirt?Did you mean SPORE??
IT'S A COOK BOOK!!!!
I think that often writers are knowledgeable enough about science to base their tales on fact. For instance; when Jules Vernes wrote 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea there were no deep sea submarines, yet a lot of people had experimented with them over the years and the "Hunley" actually was used in battle, to the dismay and loss of it's crew.Science and science fiction go hand in hand on some fronts.
Science fiction come up with the ideas, and a scientist figures out how to make it work.![]()
I wonder where the common "look" came from: big eyes, small nose, no hair, no ears, no clothes, humanish shape.
That's why we have clear photos of the alien ships.Same place we learned that interstellar craft are saucer-shaped.
Abductees don't disagree, and bunch of guys/gals 'said' even before the internet.