In 1880, New Mexico residents Jerome Clark and Lucius Farish told from the pages of the Santa Fe Daily New Mexico that on the evening of March 26 they saw a flying ship in the form of a cigar, equipped with a huge propeller. There were ten passengers in the open gondola of the strange ship.
The ship turned right and left, changed speed, descended, soared up, at times flew up to the very ground.
Witnesses claimed that the ship’s passengers waved at them, laughed and shouted something in an unfamiliar language. In general, their behavior was similar to the behavior of people in a state of intoxication. Apparently, it was also reflected in the chaotic flight of the ship. One of the passengers threw several items overboard....<<<Read More>>>...
