Ufonauts as Time Travellers

This document, published in Flying Saucer Review, presents a theoretical framework suggesting that Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) are not extraterrestrial in origin, but are instead time-travelling machines operated by future humans. The author, S. E. Priest, argues that the 'UFO' phenomenon can be explained by the mechanics of time travel, positing that these visitors are essentially 'time-travellers, not space-travellers.' The text suggests that these machines must be capable of flight and that their design reflects the technological advancements of the era from which they originate. The author further proposes that these travellers adhere to a 'no interference' rule, which explains the evasive nature of UFO sightings throughout history. The document also includes a personal account by August C. Roberts, who describes his experience attempting to photograph a UFO during a 1974 television programme titled 'UFOs - Do You Believe?'. Roberts details his technical difficulties and the subsequent anomalies he observed in his developed slides, which appeared reversed. The compilation serves as a forum for speculative discourse on the nature of UAP, referencing various researchers and previous articles within the Flying Saucer Review publication series to support the time-travel hypothesis.