In Pursuit Of Anomalies

• Doctor Bob Wenzel Gross received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Duquesne University, a Master of Education Degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and a Doctor of Education Degree from Penn State University. Bob’s flawless approach to research was a direct result of Penn State awarding his dissertation an excellent rating. Dr. Gross is a researcher, scientist, writer, lecturer, and educator who began his professional career as a classically trained musician. By nature, Bob is an artist who works with music as his medium of choice. However, out of necessity, he is a scientist and aggressive researcher. He has more than 25 years’ experience teaching on all levels of instruction. Also, Bob worked for more than 17 years as an educational administrator, troubleshooter, and turnaround specialist.   

The Rise and Fall of the Roswell UFO Incident  

• Some famous Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) sightings occurred in 1947. Early airborne phenomena were said to move like saucers skipping on water. Some were reported to be saucer-shaped. Sightings of UFOs grew. 

• In 1948, the US Air Force began to study UFO reports. Initial studies indicated that UFOs were likely sophisticated aircraft. Some UFO researchers suggested that UFOs might be alien spacecraft—spaceships from other worlds. These UFO researchers had no facts to back up such claims. The extraterrestrial hypothesis (ETH) was hatched.

• Complications and conflicts related to the UFO phenomenon brought on stress.  A dilemma surfaced when reasonable people based their understandings of UFOs on nonobjective information. My book’s story builds to crisis proportions when an established UFO mystery is solved. Drama builds to a climax as the world's most famous and best investigated UFO-related riddle—The 1947 Roswell Incident—is thoroughly and ultimately explained.

• The book details how inaccurate and conflicting data influenced key people and furthered hidden agendas.  Imprecise facts are flushed out and acknowledged as sources of false perceptions. The resurgence of UFO interest during the 1970s and 1980s is analyzed.  In conclusion, my book shows how  a cornerstone of UFOlogy continues to crumble. 

• My proposed book:  "The Rise and Fall of the Roswell UFO Incident" will:
• Expose a select UFO case as an attempt to divert the truth about what was happening in 1947.
• Examine and disclose the true nature of the overall UFO phenomenon.
• Assesses the current state of UFO research.
• Express the need for trustworthy scientists to study the UFO phenomenon.
• Understand why people perceive UFOs in different ways.
• Positively identify the debris that fell on a ranch near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
• Understand that an extraterrestrial flying disk probably did crash in New Mexico during 1947.
• Show why human beings are curious and need to explore the unknown.
• Recognize that UFOs can be both welcomed phenomena and propaganda.

WHITEPAPER REPORT:    

• Two Top UFO Cases Have Obvious Pattern in Common: Second Edition.  This whitepaper is an authoritative report that analyzes the 1965 Kecksburg, Pennsylvania and the 1947 Roswell, New Mexico UFO cases. The report presents a detailed study of those two phenomena and examines their common elements. The main purpose of this whitepaper is to inform readers about the true nature and value of UAP/UFO phenomena.