For more than 25 years, the Billy Meier case has been reviewed by expert researchers, scientists and journalists worldwide. Their conclusions are all the same: Billy Meier is having contacts with extraterrestrials.
Austrian author, Guido Moosbrugger, has been following the case for more than 20 years and has detailed his findings in "And Yet... They Fly!". In this captivating book, Guido describes the extraterrestrials with whom Billy is having contact, as well as their technology, culture, home planet and reasons for visiting Earth. "And Yet... They Fly!" also contains more than 75 color photographs documenting the case. Among them, the color, daytime photos of extraterrestrial spacecraft are unsurpassed in their quality and clarity and are the best UFO pictures ever taken. No other UFO case is as richly documented with eyewitness accounts, photographic evidence, metal sample analysis, sound-recordings and spacecraft landing tracks, just to name a few.
If you ever had a question about the Billy Meier contacts or are new to the subject, "And Yet... They Fly!" is the most comprehensive and well-documented book ever released on this world-renown UFO case.
The challenging title of this book, And Yet ... They Fly!, is intended first of all to remind us of the saying, "And yet ... it moves!," attributed to the famous Italian naturalist, Galileo Galilei and his observations of Jupiter's moons. Back then, this idea was a substantial influence in sweeping clean the erroneous ideas of the Middle Ages in order to make room for the new knowledge and to enable a triumphant entrance into the era of the New Age.
In the first chapter of this book, you will learn the meaning of these mystery-shrouded UFOs. In Chapter 2, I have roughly described the lifestyle of the Pleiadians from the planet Erra as best I could according to the information provided by the contactee, Billy Meier. In Chapters 9 and Chapter 14, two interesting questions are answered, namely, why extraterrestrial spacecraft do not land publicly and what do the extraterrestrials want here, anyway?
It is now more important than ever to examine all information presented to us in this day and age and to carefully analyze it for truthful content. Speaking for myself, I can assure you that I, under no circumstances, would dare to appear in public were I not convinced 100 percent of the reality of Billy Meier's contacts. Based on my own experience and long years of research, I can assert with a calm conscience that we are not dealing with Grimm's Fairy Tales or A Thousand and One Nights but, plainly and simply, we are dealing with naked facts.
Although the Billy Meier story is unique to evaluate - especially with respect to its spiritual background - two fully contrary opinions have crystallized in the course of time. The adversaries flatly condemn the entire matter as the most ingenious swindle of all times, whereas advocates speak of the greatest sensation of the 20th century. Of course, the decision of which standpoint is correct must be left up to the reader.
Guido Moosbrugger
