Testimonies
Testimony
for Stephend Huges:
The lights
called UFOs sighted in unexplained storms. According to astrophysicist Stephend
Huges is simply a luminous ball caused by a natural phenomenon and no Martians
inside. Astrophysics has released to the scientific community, from the pages
of the journal of the Royal Society, a theory that is intended to remove as
much light and hasty conclusion of the presence of aliens in our skies. Has
your theory on the basis of one of the alleged sightings that have been talking
in recent years, a bright green object was seen prowling the mountains of
Brisbane in 2006, coinciding with a "shower" of meteors. As published
in their study, one of these meteorites may have momentarily triggered an electrical
connection between the upper atmosphere and the ground, providing energy for a
spark or ball lightning appeared above the mountains, creating a luminous ball.
These
fireballs are exceptionally bright meteors are created by space rock fragments
larger than sand particles responsible for the shooting stars. But like
shooting stars across the sky at high speed, according to the BBC.
At least
three of these were three balls that starry night in Brisbane. "If you put
together inexplicable atmospheric phenomena, such as the electrical nature with
human psychological desire to see something that would explain a lot about the
visions of UFOs" says Hughes.
The alarm
went after and perjure many witnesses swear to have seen a glowing ball deep
green that moved down slope. A farmer came to define even the object, which from
its location measured 30 inches, went right over your head.
The
scientist, who is a renowned lecturer at Queensland University of Technology,
began the study after having been requested to attend a local TV to browse the
photos and explain what audience members had captured on their cell phone cameras.
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Testimony
that UFOs do not exist for Susan Clancy:
It must be
pointed out that psychologists like Susan Clancy, Harvard University, these
actions belong to the realm of dreams, fantasy or fraud, but "The
abductions do not happen in the real world." Confirms the words of
psychologist that none of the alleged abducts failed to provide convincing
evidence of what happened, implants have never been found, the body markings
are compatible with many other everyday injuries and never has brought an
object which to analyze and are published, says Sagan (1997), articles in
scientific journals on new materials hitherto unknown.
In the case
of so-called abductions, experts have determined that suggestion and the mind
are the real culprits of the phenomenon and not those alleged aliens. The issue
was discussed in depth by the professor and researcher at Harvard University:
Susan Clancy.
After
studying for 5 full years every possible aspect of 50 people who claimed to
have been abducted by aliens, came to a conclusion from the sciences. None of
these 50 people could be classified as insane, or could be said to suffer from
some form of mental disorder, however, they all had a clear tendency to fantasy
and have beliefs or ideas completely out of the ordinary.
Almost 100%
of the participants believed in things like astrology, tarot, aura, crystals
therapies, etc.., Also all were given several scientific explanations to answer
your questions and yet they noted that the theory of alien abduction was always
the most fit.
For
Professor Clancy, is a series of events in the brain such as the so-called
paralytic dreams and false memories created by the mind (among other things)
that together, do not lead to such false belief that the person actually
believed to have been kidnapped and manipulated by extraterrestrial beings.
think that the government did testify against the existence of UFOs and stephend Susan Clancy Hughes?
think that the government did testify against the existence of UFOs and stephend Susan Clancy Hughes?
