Extraterrestrial UFO hypothesis - Quiz
A) Hermann Oberth B) Ravi Kopparapu C) Edward J. Ruppelt D) Bill Nelson
A) A public disclosure approach to reduce secrecy B) An agnostic approach with active inquiry involving experts from various disciplines C) A historical analysis of past UFO sightings D) A military-focused approach focusing on defense installations
A) Project Blue Book B) The CIA C) West Germany in conjunction with other European countries D) The USAF
A) Paul Santorini B) Hermann Oberth C) Charles P. Cabell D) Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter
A) They are advanced military aircraft from a foreign nation. B) They are conceived and directed by intelligent beings of a very high order, not from our solar system. C) They are interdimensional beings. D) They are natural atmospheric phenomena.
A) They dismissed the extraterrestrial hypothesis as impossible. B) They remained skeptical but did not thoroughly exclude interplanetary aspects and alien origin. C) They fully endorsed the extraterrestrial hypothesis. D) They believed UFOs were secret U.S. military projects.
A) J. Allen Hynek B) Charles P. Cabell C) Edward J. Ruppelt D) Major Dewey Fournet
A) Paul Santorini B) David Saunders C) Vice Admiral Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter D) Jean-Jacques Velasco
A) UFOs are advanced terrestrial technology. B) The hypothesis of extraterrestrial visitors sufficiently takes into account the facts. C) UFOs are psychological phenomena. D) UFOs are natural atmospheric phenomena.
A) 14% B) 5% C) 28% D) 50%
A) Paul Santorini B) Jean-Jacques Velasco C) David Saunders D) Yves Sillard
A) It confirmed the extraterrestrial hypothesis. B) It came to a negative conclusion. C) It was inconclusive. D) It was not published.
A) Hermann Oberth B) Paul Santorini C) Edward J. Ruppelt D) Roscoe H. Hillenkoetter
A) They were unaware of Condon's methods. B) They fully supported Condon's conclusions. C) They disagreed with Condon's methods and biases. D) They were indifferent to Condon's methods.
A) J. Allen Hynek B) Paul Santorini C) David Saunders D) Jean-Jacques Velasco
A) The study of meteorites. B) The study of atmospheric phenomena. C) The study of psychological phenomena. D) The study of military technology.
A) 50% of sightings remain unidentified. B) 28% of sightings remain unidentified. C) 14% of sightings remain unidentified. D) 5% of sightings remain unidentified.
A) They concluded UFOs were psychological phenomena. B) They concluded UFOs were natural phenomena. C) They concluded UFOs were advanced terrestrial technology. D) Some investigators concluded they possibly had extraterrestrial origins.
A) The reports of incidents require immediate attention. B) The reports of incidents are not credible. C) The reports of incidents are natural phenomena. D) The reports of incidents are psychological phenomena.
A) Proving the extraterrestrial hypothesis. B) Collecting enough data to deduce the identity of UAP. C) Ignoring the data collected. D) Disproving the extraterrestrial hypothesis.
A) UFOs are purely psychological phenomena. B) UFOs are advanced terrestrial technology. C) There is almost certain physical reality of completely unknown flying objects. D) There is no physical reality of UFOs.
A) They can explain most cases. B) They can only explain a minority of cases. C) They can explain all cases. D) They can explain none of the cases.
A) Kept them classified. B) Destroyed them. C) Placed them on the Internet starting March 2007. D) Published them in a book.
A) The Dallas Morning News B) A United States signal service office C) Colonel H. G. Shaw D) A New Zealand newspaper
A) Janine and Jacques Vallée B) James E. McDonald C) Aimé Michel D) Edward Condon c.1969
A) Emanuel Swedenborg B) Nicolas Copernicus C) Percival Lowell D) H. G. Wells
A) H. G. Wells B) Percival Lowell C) Edgar Rice Burroughs D) Charles Fort
A) Percival Lowell B) Charles Fort C) Emanuel Swedenborg D) Nicolas Copernicus
A) During the 1970s B) During the 1940s C) During the 1960s D) During the 1950s
A) Aimé Michel B) Edward Condon C) James E. McDonald D) Philip J. Klass
A) APRO B) U.S. government C) French government D) NICAP
A) Nicolas Copernicus B) Emanuel Swedenborg C) Charles Fort D) Percival Lowell
A) Charles Fort B) Edgar Rice Burroughs C) H. G. Wells D) Percival Lowell
A) Their 1966 book B) Their 1967 book C) Their 1968 book D) Their 1969 book
A) Charles Fort B) Percival Lowell C) Edgar Rice Burroughs D) Modern ETH proponents
A) June 24, 1947 B) July 10, 1947 C) July 7, 1947 D) August 14, 1947
A) Nine B) Five C) Eleven D) Seven
A) Charles Fort B) R. DeWitt Miller C) Edward R. Murrow D) Kenneth Arnold
A) 90% B) 60% C) 50% D) 75%
A) 15% B) 10% C) 3% D) 29%
A) 3% B) 10% C) 15% D) 29%
A) 15% B) 10% C) 3% D) 29%
A) 15% B) 3% C) 1% D) 10%
A) 9% B) 15% C) 3% D) 1%
A) 52% B) 25% C) 4% D) 28%
A) 53% B) 22% C) 25% D) 56%
A) 22% B) 53% C) 48% D) 25%
A) Hunt B) Popular Science C) George King D) Roper
A) 25% B) 22% C) 48% D) 56%
A) 56% B) 22% C) 48% D) 25%
A) Forbidden Planet B) Earth vs. the Flying Saucers C) The Day the Earth Stood Still D) The War of the Worlds
A) 4% B) 28% C) 25% D) 52%
A) 25% B) 56% C) 22% D) 53%
A) 48% B) 56% C) 22% D) 44%
A) 1957 St. Louis Globe-Democrat poll B) 2002 Roper poll C) 1955 Aetherius Society poll D) 1951 Popular Science poll
A) 1957 B) 2002 C) 1955 D) 1951
A) General Henry H. Arnold B) General Dwight D. Eisenhower C) General Curtis LeMay D) General Hoyt Vandenberg
A) Life Magazine B) Scientific American C) Time Magazine D) National Geographic
A) The Federal Bureau of Investigation B) The Office of Naval Intelligence C) The Psychological Strategy Board D) The National Security Agency
A) Richard Feynman B) Albert Einstein C) Stephen Hawking D) Carl Sagan
A) The Cheshire Cat effect B) The Invisible Man effect C) The Phantom effect D) The Ghost effect
A) The government was concealing information about UFOs. B) UFOs do not exist. C) There is no government involvement in UFOs. D) The ETH is widely accepted. |
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