Interplanetary Travel: Secret Journey to Planet Serpo

Now this is not a book you commonly see on the shelf! This supposed to be based on a true story, although some critics that were supposedly "in the know" actually said that the Serpo project did happen, but this book does include a lot of incorrect information. However, this amazing documentation has had awesome reviews thus far and it has been said before that no ufologist's library is complete without the "Secret Journey to Planet Serpo."

Without going into too much detail, this story involves a top-secret mission/U.S. government program that consisted of 12 people who traveled 39 light years away and landed on planet Serpo. They stayed there for 13 years. Some died during the mission, and some died years later, after they returned back to this planet. The last survivor died several years ago.

The content of this interplanetary travel book is based on the diary of the expedition's commander and the debriefing of the Serpo team. It describes the ongoing relationship the government has had with certain extraterrestrials, which they claim began way back on July 16, 1965 albeit many of us have heard of much earlier dates. Like the Greada Treaty, for example. Well, I'm not sure what they mean by that date, unless that was the start of this particular mission/interplanetary movement. Instead of assuming that everything from this book is true, which is never a good assumption, it might be better to read a more honest assessment (3-page article) of this situation, found here: www.ufoconspiracy.com/reports/doty-rick-serpo.pdf

This 282-page book definitely sounds like an excellent read, nonetheless. I've seen the digital version as low as 10 bucks and the softcover book listed at 18 dollars. There supposed to be 3,000+ pages of information hidden somewhere, in which this book stemmed from. Who knows what information is truly being withheld and who knows what vault those 3,000 pages of documents may be hiding in? Regardless of fact or fiction, this sounds like an awesome book that provides all the primary subjects an alien aficionado would want. Outside of the interplanetary travel and extraterrestrial communications, I have read from various sources that, strangely enough, the laws of physics don't quite work the same on Planet Serpo as it does here in our Solar System, and that their (the aliens involved with this particular project) study of chemistry and physics is nothing like ours.

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Update: A little over 9 years after I posted this, I finally got a chance to read this book cover-to-cover. I must say, the first 89 pages was worth the small price for the whole book, even if you stopped there and didn't read about the secret journey that followed, etc. Within the prelude, it gave a really nice historical background to set up this interplanetary travel story by discussing important topics like: Germany, Antarctica, Roswell (famous alien crash site), Los Alamos, Kingman (another important crash site), and John F. Kennedy. The rest of the book talked about Project Crystal Knight, selection and training for the mission, the voyage, arrival, alien technology, and much more. The whole vibe of this book didn't seem to try and be anything fanciful or overly fantastic. It was as down to Earth as it could be or, well, should I say as down to Serpo as it could be? Ha! Anyway, without spoiling anything to the ones that have never read it, I must say it was well worth the purchase to say the least. I bought the book a few years before I ever had enough free time to pick it up and read it, but I'm glad I finally got to.

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