Interdimensional Hypothesis

Vallée's heresy: they're not from far away. They're from right here, next door.

The interdimensional hypothesis, advanced by Jacques Vallée ('Passport to Magonia,' 1969) and J. Allen Hynek: UFO phenomena behave less like visiting spacecraft than like a control system native to consciousness or a co-located reality — which is why they resemble fairy abductions, religious apparitions, and folklore across centuries. Documented: the argument and its case catalogs. Unfalsifiable by design, it is the intellectual escape hatch that lets the phenomenon survive every failed crash retrieval: if they're not from space, absence of spacecraft proves nothing.