Aliens Are Humans from the Future, UFO Is a Time Machine

By: Nathan Bollio

Narrated by: Jim Pelletier

Are you curious about UFOs and aliens?

Have you been wondering why UFOs come and where they come from?

Do you believe that time travel is possible?

Could aliens simply be humans from the future, visiting their old home, using UFO as a time machine?

And why do I think so?

Well, get the book, listen on, and find out more....

©2018 Nathan Bollio (P)2018 Nathan Bollio

I agree with the premise but they do not give the best reasons to believe this

I agree with the premise but they do not give the best reasons to believe this. Instead they ramble for an entire chapter about how the cell phone, submarine, rocket, etc were first thought of and then later invented. Like, we could have had one or two examples but instead he wants to fill up space in the book and gives wayyyyyy too many examples. Then he doesn’t talk nearly enough about all the reasons UFOs might be humans. I was so excited and wanted to love this book because I 99% believe that UFOs are time travelers. But this was sadly a disappointment.

Interesting

This book is a short review of events surrounding UFOs over the years and different inventions that were created from a dream (fiction novels, movies, etc.). I like the parallel between time travel and archeology. I don't know if aliens are humans coming from the future and if UFOs are time machines, but the idea is interesting. I would have liked to know more about the author and his motivation. The narration is well done. I received this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

Feels like an episode of . . .

This book sorta feels like an episode of Ancient Aliens or even Sightings, if you go back that far like I do. Heck, I might even say I could see this as an episode of In Search Of, with Leonard Nimoy. This has a lot of inferences and intuitions regarding aliens, time travel, and the human species. Personally, I've always felt that humans actually are evolving into creatures that look like the Grays. We are becoming shorter, we will lose our pinky finger, and our hair over time. As it stands it is just a matter of how long a period of time we are talking about before that happens. Bollio speculates that the "aliens" are actually from the distant future, and have come back for reasons we can only speculate on.

I found this to be an interesting listen, just as I find those speculative programs on TV to be interesting. The only problem that I have is that it is speculative and filled with conjecture, but then anyone who is expecting definitive proof will always be sorely disappointed. The book is a fun couple of hours that can make you think and speculate on its points. The narration is nice and is pleasing to listen to. Even though I did receive a promo code for this review it in no way influenced my considerations of the material, and in fact, inspired me to be more honest. In fact, getting a code generally makes me harsher as a reviewer as I am more often concerned what someone like Me will decide based on my review.

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absolutely brilliant guide

Only Human was a brilliant end to wrap up an amazing series. I’m already looking forward to relistening this one .I would highly recommend this series to others. This is an exciting and highly imaginative trilogy that has been a whole lot of fun

Enjoyed It!

I always love picking up a good story about UFO's. This idea of aliens from the future and ufo's as time machines is one I had never heard before. Glad I gave it a listen. Definitely recommend!

Interesting theory

I'm always fascinated by stories about UFO sightings, probably some are true, while others are not. This book has some new sightings I've never heard about before. And it's an interesting theory that the UFO is a time machine, and it seems nobody has ever talked about it before. It opened my eyes. If time machine can become a reality one day, can it really be the UFOs we see today? The author showed me how to see it from a different persepective. Plus, the narrator did a pretty good job, I really enjoyed the listen.