Serpents and UFOs

This document is a compilation of articles discussing the intersection of UFO sightings and reports of serpent-like creatures. It begins with a report by Mr. Albert Robins regarding an object observed in 1968. The text then transitions into an analysis by Jerome Clark and Loren Coleman, who examine historical accounts of 'serpents' and 'airships' dating back to the 19th century, including the 1902 sighting by the steamship Fort Salisbury and a 1947 incident involving the sloop Marion. These accounts often describe objects with metallic scales, propellers, and electrical properties that affect human witnesses and mechanical devices like watches. The document also includes a section by Janet Bord, which investigates whether individuals with psychic sensitivity are more prone to witnessing UFOs, citing the case of Charlie Jones in Indiana, who reported multiple sightings of orange and blue-white objects between 1947 and 1965. The narrative weaves together folklore, historical maritime reports, and modern UFO sightings to suggest that these phenomena may be part of a broader, unexplained category of events that challenge conventional understanding.