Challenging the 'Impossible': Stanton Friedman's Scathing Rebuttal to Scientific Dogma on UFOs and Extraterrestrial Travel
In a powerful critique dated May 1, 2002, renowned nuclear physicist and Ufologist Stanton Friedman directly challenged the assertions of physicist Lawrence M. Krauss, who argued against the plausibility of extraterrestrial visits in a New York Times article. Friedman's letter, archived in The Black Vault, meticulously dismantles Krauss's 'scientific' dismissal of UFO sightings and the challenges of interstellar travel, drawing on historical examples of academic predictions about flight and space travel that were swiftly disproven by innovation. This deep dive into a classic debate reveals Friedman's unwavering commitment to an open-minded scientific inquiry into **extraterrestrial races** and **space mysteries**.
![[EN] My Letter to the New York Times](/uploads/my-letter-to-the-new-york-times-1783919512667.png)
