Dreamland: An Autobiography

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Bob Lazar, a former government scientist, offers a firsthand account of his experiences working at Area 51 and S-4, and his alleged involvement with reverse-engineering advanced alien spacecraft. Was very skeptical and suspicious of Bob Lazar, but the book convinced me to give him the benefit of the doubt.

A strange turn of events happened days before the book was to be released, when several individuals noticed that the audio book version was being published by To the Stars, Inc.

Whether you believe Lazar's claims or approach them with skepticism, "Dreamland" will undoubtedly ignite your curiosity and force you to question the boundaries of what is possible. Lazar said that his job was to help with the reverse engineering of one of nine flying saucers, which he alleged were extraterrestrial in origin. In addition to the craft that we’d been allowed to inspect, I could see eight more saucer shapes through the procession of openings. I had heard Bob Lazar on Joe Rogan’s podcast and this book added so much more to my understanding of what he worked on, what he went through and his feelings on his rollercoaster life.

Alien conspiracy theories and history of Nevada site as Storm Area 51 Facebook event passes 1 million attendees". In fact, from that point onward, I always thought of and referred to the craft I was able to enter as the “Sport Model. The reactor was positioned at the center of the upper level, with an antenna extending to the top, [g] surrounded by three "gravity amplifiers".Diagnosed with cancer, she hid it from Lazar for a long time, not wanting to sour the American Dream life they would pursue together as both romantic and business partners, starting a photo developing business together. Furthermore he claims to have been shown the actual spacecraft in one of the hangars, which according to Lazar was unlike anything he imagined he would see in his life. Dreamland" is a captivating and controversial book that takes listeners on a mind-bending journey into the world of alleged extraterrestrial technology and government secrecy. I'd like to know what someone with stronger knowledge in physics than I have would have to say about the physics-related parts of the book. Lazar gives us a good sense of what he felt in those dizzying moments, as if his reality was being shifted… or it was all an elaborate game to see how he’d react.

Bob Lazar's reports have been the subject of intense controversy for decades, but until now, Bob has never told his own story, in every detail in his own words, about those exciting days in the desert outside of Las Vegas and how the world came to learn about the experiments being conducted at Area 51. It’s a lengthy, yet detailed overview to refresh our memories of what we know (or think we know) about Lazar and his claims. Lazar is unable to supply the names of any lecturers or fellow students from his alleged tenures at MIT and Caltech; one supposed Caltech professor, William Duxler, was in fact located at Pierce Junior College and had never taught at Caltech. This is an interesting read with a caveat - one simply has to understand that Lazal’s Dreamland is fiction, despite his claim of the opposite.

If you want a short summation, all the incredible incites and explanations I was expecting were missing and the "autobiography" read as inauthentic. Lazar seems to be taking some liberties with crafting what he believes is witty dialogue between he and his counterparts. He was far enough away that I couldn’t hear him speaking into a headset, but I could see that he was talking, presumably to whoever was piloting the craft. In addition to a small, topmost level, which he speculated may have housed a kind of navigational computer.

Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). In that site he had the chance of "working" (making experiments) with an alien spacecraft, whose composition he still doesn't know if of metal or ceramics. But that marriage would soon play in to the events of his work life and personal life in ways he never could have imagined. Here we were getting some access, greater access to information than before, but still in a far more limited manner than I would have preferred.This allegedly caught the eye of the government who recruited him to work on recovered alien technology out at a location known as S-4, a number of miles from the infamous, and for a long time "non-existent" Area 51 installation, where Lockheed Martin engineered some of its greatest planes, including the U2 spy plane, the SR-71, and the F-117 stealth fighter. I’m going with this guy from the music video, ALIVE IN THE DARKNESS – The Bob Lazar Story, by 1NightInParis. The document above shows he was stationed at the United States Department of Naval Intelligence in Nevada.