Are They Out There?: Diving for Answers In a Sea of Cover-Ups

Before Spielberg's Disclosure Day, a real U.S. nuclear weapons officer wrote Are They Out There?

"If you're ready to read a realistic approach to the possibility of alien life and whether we are visited by them, you will love Are They Out There?: Diving for Answers In a Sea of Cover-Ups." - Readers' Favorite

This isn't science fiction.

The question, Are They Out There? is not a new one. Since ancient times, humans have wondered about the potential of alien life. Between May 1, 2023, and June 1, 2024, alone, sightings of more than seven hundred unidentified aerial phenomena were reported-and twenty-one of these cases are still under investigation. They can't be explained by common objects.

In Are They Out There? retired Colonel Gene P. Abel sifts through the accounts of military professionals and eyewitnesses alike in search of the truth about extraterrestrial visitors. Discover what Colonel Abel has uncovered, and what the government might not be telling us, in this gripping new look at the history and potential future impact of UFOs and alien contact.

For readers fascinated by Disclosure Day, UFO history, UAP investigations, military encounters, government cover-ups, alien contact, and the continual debate over what might be out there, Are They Out There? goes beyond the silver screen and into the cases that inspired the question in the first place.

The universe is vast, and the explanations remain incomplete.

So, are they out there?

Gene P. Abel brings a successful and diverse educational and professional background to his writing. Mr. Abel's formal education includes a Bachelor of Science in Finance and a Master of Business Administration. His thirty years as a highly successful business executive in both the private and public sectors are overlaid with thirty years as a commissioned officer in the US Army and Army Reserve.After achieving the status of Distinguished Military Graduate from Penn State, he spent five years on active duty and twenty-five years in the Army Reserve, with such diverse assignments as a nuclear weapons officer and finance officer. He graduated from the Army War College in 1985 and was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal on two occasions. Colonel Abel was nominated for brigadier general and retired in 1993 as an Army Colonel.