Mystery Lights in
Marfa Lights of Texas
Read about them in “Live Pterosaurs in America,” third edition
Nonfiction
Live Pterosaurs in America
Early in December, 2010, a press release shot across
the internet, shocking many readers who knew of
the Marfa Lights, but never imagined this new idea,
this new interpretation of those mystery lights.
You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to know that
a controversay has been flying around concerning
the meaning of Marfa Lights. Are all strange lights in
the vicinity of Marfa, Texas, car headlights from that
one highway southwest of the viewing platform? Mr.
James Bunnell is a rocket scientist, having worked
on all the Apollo space missions that put men on the
moon; he has searched and researched, for years,
on this subject, for he’s lived in that part of Texas.
His book “Hunting Marfa Lights” makes it clear that
many flying lights south of the viewing platform are
very different, bearing no resemblence to even the
most distorted car-headlight night-mirage.
But the book “Live Pterosaurs in America” (both
second and third edition) makes it clear why those
lights fly around with apparent intelligence.
“I found this book very interesting. The subject may
be a bit strange to some but folks who scoff at what
people ‘SEE’ should wait for the research . . . It is
too bad the author has to spend so much writing
time defending his research.” (first edition of book,
on Amazon; from Dale S. Reeder, Pennsylvania)
From the late-2010 press release “Unmasking a
Flying Predator in Texas,” we read:
“In southwest Texas, local residents have speculated
about dancing devils or ghosts. Scientists have
preferred something along the lines of ball lightning
or earthlights, but all their scientific explanations
have tripped over the resemblances to line dancing.
If atmospheric energies or tectonic stresses cause
the displays, why do two lights horizontally separate
for a long distance before [returning] coming back
together?”
Read the detailed answer in the third edition of the
cryptozoology book: Live Pterosaurs in America.
Dont’ miss the third edition of the
cryptozoology book “Live Pterosaurs
in America.” See for yourself why the
first edition never was rated at less
than four stars; almost all ratings
were five stars (maximum).
Learn why these amazing sightings
are not usually reported to major
news media; read the book.
Third Edition of the Book
Copyright 2010, 2011 Jonathan David Whitcomb
Marfa Lights are often seen on private
property. Please respect property rights.
Flying Fox Fruit Bat
Marfa Lights of Texas
Read about them in “Live Pterosaurs in America,” third edition
Nonfiction
Live Pterosaurs in America
Early in December, 2010, a press release shot across
the internet, shocking many readers who knew of
the Marfa Lights, but never imagined this new idea,
this new interpretation of those mystery lights.
You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to know that
a controversay has been flying around concerning
the meaning of Marfa Lights. Are all strange lights in
the vicinity of Marfa, Texas, car headlights from that
one highway southwest of the viewing platform? Mr.
James Bunnell is a rocket scientist, having worked
on all the Apollo space missions that put men on the
moon; he has searched and researched, for years,
on this subject, for he’s lived in that part of Texas.
His book “Hunting Marfa Lights” makes it clear that
many flying lights south of the viewing platform are
very different, bearing no resemblence to even the
most distorted car-headlight night-mirage.
But the book “Live Pterosaurs in America” (both
second and third edition) makes it clear why those
lights fly around with apparent intelligence.
“I found this book very interesting. The subject may
be a bit strange to some but folks who scoff at what
people ‘SEE’ should wait for the research . . . It is
too bad the author has to spend so much writing
time defending his research.” (first edition of book,
on Amazon; from Dale S. Reeder, Pennsylvania)
From the late-2010 press release “Unmasking a
Flying Predator in Texas,” we read:
“In southwest Texas, local residents have speculated
about dancing devils or ghosts. Scientists have
preferred something along the lines of ball lightning
or earthlights, but all their scientific explanations
have tripped over the resemblances to line dancing.
If atmospheric energies or tectonic stresses cause
the displays, why do two lights horizontally separate
for a long distance before [returning] coming back
together?”
Read the detailed answer in the third edition of the
cryptozoology book: Live Pterosaurs in America.
Dont’ miss the third edition of the
cryptozoology book “Live Pterosaurs
in America.” See for yourself why the
first edition never was rated at less
than four stars; almost all ratings
were five stars (maximum).
Learn why these amazing sightings
are not usually reported to major
news media; read the book.
Third Edition of the Book
Copyright 2010, 2011 Jonathan David Whitcomb
Marfa Lights are often seen on private
property. Please respect property rights.
Flying Fox Fruit Bat