Cheesy Flying Saucer Movies

Yes you guy's read that right " Flying Saucers hit market with in a year".The flying saucer is designed to seat two, take off and land vertically, fly 10 feet above the ground, and reach 75 miles an hour. It’s about the size of a car, but it’s round instead of boxy. Yup, it’s a flying saucer. Next year, California-based Moller International hopes to introduce the M200G personal recreation craft, the first of what the company expects to be a full line of “volanters”—vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft. But two centuries earlier, Swedish inventor Emanuel Swedenborg had already dreamed up a flying-saucer-shaped aircraft. Countless designers around the ... Read Full Story

Flying Saucers Come Home Forget UFOs. The first circular aircraft could soon hit the market right here on Earth. They won’t take you to space, but they might just be worth the long—very long—wait Fly Away: The first commercial flying-saucer line, the M200 series from Moller International, could go on sale next year. John B. Carnett It’s designed to seat two, take off and land vertically, fly 10 feet above the ground, and reach 75 miles an hour. It’s about the size of a car, but it’s round instead of boxy. Yup, it’s a flying saucer. Next year, California-based Moller International hopes to introduce ... Read Full Story

Forget UFOs. The first circular aircraft could soon hit the market right here on Earth. They won’t take you to space, but they might just be worth the long—very long—wait  Fly Away: The first commercial flying-saucer line, the M200 series from Moller International, could go on sale next year.  John B. Carnett  It’s designed to seat two, take off and land vertically, fly 10 feet above the ground, and reach 75 miles an hour. It’s about the size of a car, but it’s round instead of boxy. Yup, it’s a flying saucer. Next year, California-based Moller International hopes to introduce the M200G personal recreation ... Read Full Story

I found this, from 1952. It’s Flying Saucer (Parts 1 and 2) by Dickie Goodman and Bill Buchanan, who: using techniques that dated back to the golden age of radio, created a splash with a new kind of record, the "Break-in." Break-ins used pre-recorded songs at various points during the record. Buchanan and Goodman employed major hits of 1955-56 to create "Flying Saucer (Parts 1 and 2)," a reinterpretation of Orson Welles' radio program "The War of the Worlds." This new version of the story of flying saucers invading earth was far more funny than frightening. Audiences agreed, and sales of the record soared ... Read Full Story

Spot the Wonder Dog here... Today I'm located in St. Johns where the local town has gotten together for a great big county picnic. Yes..that's right..there's something you don't see anymore. People all getting together and sitting down with food and talking with each other about nothing in particular. As a matter of fact, I was just talking to... Hmmm..that's strange! That doesn't look right at all! Wait! Wait! Yes that's right! A FLYING SAUCER HAS LANDED! A flying saucer has landed in the middle of the St. Johns Community picnic! People are running for their lives and general panic has now started to ... Read Full Story