UFO'S of UAP'S, ASTRONOMIE, RUIMTEVAART, ARCHEOLOGIE, OUDHEIDKUNDE, SF-SNUFJES EN ANDERE ESOTERISCHE WETENSCHAPPEN

Have you ever heard the account of an alien abductee and jokingly asked yourself: “I wonder what he was smoking?” According to a new study, at least some of them may have been smoking the hallucinogen DMT. The Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness Research at Johns Hopkins University recently published the findings of a 2019 study of users of the hallucinogen DMT who had experienced at least one “breakthrough” experience and found that many of those experiences were very similar to account descriptions by non-drug-using alien abductees. Would you like to experience what it feels like without the probing, potential implants, possible burns, hybrid children and other experiences that can occur during an actual close encounter of the 4th kind? The days of actual human testing in the U.S. of DMT and other psychedelic drugs may be closer than ever.

“It has been speculated that due to the endogenous presence of DMT in the mammalian brain, including humans, DMT may play a role in a variety of non-ordinary states of consciousness such as dreaming, psychosis, spiritual experiences, encounters with non-human intelligence (e.g. alien and unidentified flying object (UFO) encounters), extrasensory perception, out-of-body experiences, and near-death experiences.”

Because so many of these accounts were anecdotal, researchers at the CPCR decided to scientifically question actual users. Over 20,000 people responded to their call for volunteers in late 2018. They selected 2,561 who had “an experience of encountering a seemingly autonomous being or entity after consuming DMT” and met their other selection criteria. The volunteers were asked to fill out an extensive survey and the results were compiled. The vast majority agreed on this:

“(The DMT-induced entity encounters were the) most meaningful, spiritual, and psychologically insightful lifetime experiences, with persisting positive changes in life satisfaction, purpose and meaning attributed to the experiences.”

There was a surprising amount of commonality in the responses. Almost all had a positive emotional response (love, kindness, joy, etc.) while less than 20% felt any fear. Over two-thirds said the entity gave them a message or a mission, and they referred to the entities using similar descriptions, such as “being,” “guide,” “spirit,” “alien” and “helper.” Three-quarters believed the entity existed at least partly in a different dimension or reality and continued to exist after their encounter. A majority believed the entity was conscious, intelligent and benevolent. (Statistics and actual percentages are available in the report.)

These experiences certainly sound similar to accounts by those claiming to have had alien encounters or have been abducted – at least those whose experiences were pleasant or non-threatening. A majority of those experiencing alien encounters or abduction agree that it changed their lives, and the DMT users expressed the same about their ‘encounter’ with an entity – including changing from being an atheist.

DMT has been consumed in some form in South America since pre-Columbian times and is found in at least 50 plants (including apparently innocuous sources such as leaves of citrus plants) and in some animals. It’s hallucinogenic properties were only confirmed in the mid-20th century and its research has been hampered by drug laws in the U.S. and other countries. While the researchers stated that their goal was to study it for its therapeutic and positive benefits, it’s obvious they were intrigued by the ‘alien encounter and abductee’ account similarities.

“However, regardless of whether or not DMT will be shown to have therapeutic efficacy, future double-blind human laboratory studies investigating dose-effects and correlated brain activity may provide a unique window into the psychological and biological nature of such anomalous subjective experiences of encounters with nonhuman entities that date back to the beginnings of recorded human history.”

How many alien encounters or abductions are the result of unknowingly or accidentally ingesting DMT or other mild hallucinogens? Will the world of UFOlogy accept the numbers? Will alleged abductees?

There are numerous cases of strangeness throughout history that have just sort of fallen through the cracks to be mostly forgotten. These are the accounts that have somehow managed to just sort of fade into the mists of time, and are not something you are likely to read about in the history books. Many of these even concern very famous and notable historic figures, yet these odd experiences are relegated to the shadows of history. One such case must certainly be the time the famous explorer Christopher Columbus supposedly saw UFOs and experienced weirdness as he made his way through the Bermuda Triangle.

The year was 1492, and Christopher Columbus and his crew were in uncharted waters, reaching out over unexplored horizons to penetrate into a new era, on their way to the eventual discovery of the new world. There were many strange and exciting discoveries to come, but before that a bizarre series of events would supposedly play out, beginning with a strange sighting made on the evening of September 15, 1492. The Diario of Christopher Columbus’s First Voyage to America, written by the Spanish historian Bartolomé de las Casas describes how the crew witnessed a strange phenomenon in the sky, which is described as follows:

They sailed that day and night 27 leagues and a few more on their route west. And on this night, at the beginning of it, they saw a marvelous branch of fire fall from the sky into the sea, distant from them four or five leagues.

Christopher Columbus

While this very well could have been a meteor, it seems curious that it was spectacular enough for them to make mention of it and emphasize it as a “branch of fire,” especially when they were likely to have witnessed many meteors in the sky during the voyage. Oddly, many interpretations of this sighting claim it as having been the opposite, and that the light was actually coming out of the ocean to shoot up into the sky. It is intriguing at the very least, but this was only one of several weird incidents they witnessed, according to Casas’ account. The following month, on October 11, 1492, the expedition was only hours away from their historic discovery of the Americas, and on this evening the Admiral spotted something very unusual on the horizon. It seemed to be a light bobbing up and down in the air, and it was odd enough that the Admiral called others to look upon it. Cases writes:

After sunset he [Columbus] steered on his former course to the west. They made about 12 miles each hour and, until two hours after midnight, made about 90 miles, which is twenty-two leagues and a half. And because the caravel Pinta was a better sailor and went ahead of the Admiral [Columbus] it found land and made the signals that the Admiral had ordered. A sailor named Rodrigo de Triana saw this land first, although the Admiral, at the tenth hour of the night, while he was on the sterncastle, saw a light, although it was something so faint that he did not wish to affirm that it was land. But he called Pero Gutierrez, the steward of the king’s dais, and told him that there seemed to be a light, and for him to look: and thus he did and saw it. He also told Rodrigo Sanchez de Segovia, whom the king and queen were sending as veedor [inspector] of the fleet, who saw nothing because he was not in a place where he could see it. After the Admiral said it, it was seen once or twice; and it was like a small wax candle that rose and lifted up, which to few seemed to be an indication of land. But the Admiral was certain that they were near land, because of which when they recited the Salve, which sailors in their own way are accustomed to recite and sing, all being present, the Admiral entreated and admonished them to keep a good lookout on the forecastle and to watch carefully for land; and that to the man who first told him that he saw land he would later give a silk jacket in addition to the other rewards that the sovereigns had promised, which were ten thousand maravedis [silver coins] as an annuity to whoever should see it first.

It was apparently seen by many witnesses on several of the ships, leaving us to ask what was this light? This was all surrounded by various compass oddities they had experienced during the voyage. In short, the compass reportedly was constantly going haywire without any discernible reason, to the point that it had become quite unsettling for the crew. In a 1792 manuscript called The American Geography, by Jedidiah Morse, it is written of this anomaly:

On the 14th of September he [Columbus] was astonished to find that the magnetic needle in their compass, did not point exactly to the polar star, but varied toward the west; and as they proceeded, this variation increased. This new phenomenon filled the companions of Columbus with terror. Nature itself seemed to have sustained a change; and the only guide they had left, to point them to a safe retreat from an unbounded and trackless ocean, was about to fail them. Columbus, with no less quickness than ingenuity, assigned a reason for this appearance, which, though it did not satisfy himself, seemed so plausible to them, that it dispelled their fears, or silenced their murmurs.

All of this has been taken in modern times as a sign that Columbus and his men saw UFOs, and that either these or their proximity to the Bermuda Triangle at the time caused the compasses to malfunction. The case was famously shown on The History Channel, and has generated quite a bit of discussion, but what are we really looking at here? One of the main problems with the reports is that, although they are often claimed as being from Christopher Columbus’ own diary, the fact is that there is no known actual copy of that diary remaining. It all comes from the work of Bartolomé de las Casas, which was a supposed copy of the original log and diary, and it is important to note that Casas never was actually on the voyage and wrote this 50 years after the fact. Since it is not the actual original, there is no way to know how much of it was really from Columbus’ own pen and how much was perhaps extrapolated or even exaggerated by Casas.

However, Casas was a well-respected historian not given to changing things around, and for the most part it seems that Columbus and his men saw something, but what? There have been many interpretations and ideas thrown around, including that he saw bioluminescent sea life, a meteor, some sort of atmospheric phenomenon, or even Natives with torches on a canoe, but the most popular theory is that they simply saw lights from land. The October sighting was made just hours before land was sighted, so it seems reasonable to suggest that it might have been lights from the Natives on shore. Even Casas thought this, writing:

I feel about this is that the Indians at night throughout these islands, as they are temperate without any cold, go out or used to go out from their straw houses that they call bohíos at night to comply with their natural necessities and take in hand a firebrand, or small torch, or a chink of pine or of another very dry and resinous wood which burns like a torch, when it is dark night, and with which they guide themselves back again, and in the manner could be seen the light which Christopher Columbus and the others saw the light three or four times.

In the end there is no way to really know for sure what happened here. We are left with a second hand copy of the original journal and no way of really verifying any of it. Was this UFOs, Natives with torches, or what? It is all a curious little footnote in the history of Christopher Columbus, and likely will remain a mostly forgotten curiosity and historical oddity that will never be fully solved.

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1. Eareckson Air Station. Location: Shemya, Aleutian Islands

Background: Used as a ballistic missile radar home in the 1970s, the outdated system is still in use while the airstrip serves as an active emergency landing zone.

2. Fort Detrick.Location: Frederick, Maryland

Background: What started as Camp Detrick in the 1940s quickly turned into a long-standing home for the U.S. military.

3. Naval Magazine Indian Island.Location: Washington State

Background: A small island off the coast of Washington State, the U.S. Navy purchased land on Indian Island in 1939. It has serviced naval ships as the last stop before the Pacific Ocean ever since, most recently named Naval Magazine Indian Island, one of the smallest bases in the Navy.

4. Mount Weather.Location: Virginia

Background: The public first heard about this top-secret site now run by the Department of Homeland Security in 1974, but it has operated for longer than that, with weather history dating to the 1800s and uses during World War II.

In more recent times, the Department of Homeland Security has run the subterranean facility and it has served as an operations center, housing high-level government officials during emergency times, such as then-Vice President Dick Cheney during the 9/11 attacks of 2001.

Also home to the FEMA National Radio System, the Blue Ridge Mountains site was not widely known until a plane crash in 1974 near the site brought the public’s attention to its location when reporters were not allowed near it.

5. Utah Data Center.Location: Bluffdale, Utah

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6. Harvey Point Defense Testing Activity.Location: North Carolina

Background: The former 1940s military site took on a new identity weeks after the Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961. It turned into a weapons testing facility and was also used as a training ground and spy school.

How It’s Unique: Most known for the Osama Bin Laden house mockup built on site for training for the Navy SEALs, Harvey Point — the facility is tucked behind security fences and Spanish moss-laden cypress trees — has served as a CIA site for decades, cloaked in classified veils.

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12. U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases.Location: Fort Detrick, Md.

13.♥ Raven Rock Mountain Complex.Location: Adams Country, Penn.♥

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14. Naval Air Station Jacksonville.Location: Jacksonville, Fla.

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15. Edwards Air Force Base.Location: Edwards, California

16. Nellis Air Force Base.Location: Nellis AFB, Nevada

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17. Anniston Chemical Agent Disposal Facility.Location: Anniston Army Depot, Alabama

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18. Naval Submarine Base.Location: Kings Bay, Georgia

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