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Jacques Vallée
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Jacques Fabrice Vallée (Pontoise, 1939) is a French-American mathematician, computer scientist, astronomer, and writer. He is known for his work on computerized mapping of Mars for NASA and on pioneering ARPANET projects, a precursor to the Internet. He is also an influential figure in ufology, known for proposing that UFO phenomena may have an interdimensional rather than extraterrestrial origin.