World atlas of UFO's - Globale-Evolution TV

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DATABASE 1950s
H G WELLS'S WAR OF THE WORLDS COMES TO AMERICA
In
1897, when HG Wells's ^ya^o///)e
H/oaWs was published, man had not yet
even learned to harness the power of
flight. In his original story the Martians
reached Earth in bullet-like projectiles
fired as if from a gun and proceeded to
terrorize the Home Counties in England
from within walking machines. In 1953,
George Pal's film moved the location to
California and updated the walking
machines to flying saucers. It was a
clear reaction to the flying saucer
phenomenon. Pal said, 'With all the
talk about flying saucers. War of the
Worlds had become especially timely.
And that was one of the reasons we
updated the story.' Just as films mirror
UFO reports, conversely, detailed
analysis shows that some aspects of
UFOs follow film and other
mythologies; the interaction is a
complex one which requires serious
research. Genuine reports of aliens
often act like their filmed predecessors,
yet the films were made before alien
reports were offered. Simple copy-cat
claims do not explain the complexity of
the interaction, which suggests that a
genuine experience is being overlaid
on a basic belief system which can
manifest itself in fact or fiction.
least as reported, the most explicit
example of missing time in any
abduction case.
According to the report the two
witnesses, known as Sara Shaw and
Jan Whitely, both in their early
twenties, were living in a remote
part of the Tujunga Canyon in
California. Sara was woken by a
moving light out of her bedroom
window which apparently terrified
her. She feared it might be the
headlights of a motorcycle gang
seeking to attack the isolated
women. The smooth movement of
the lights quickly ruled out this
possibility as the road towards their
cabin was rough and would have
caused 'bouncing' motion. Jan was
now awake and went to get her
dressing-gown, Sara noticed it was
2 a.m. on the clock.
As apparently only a fraction of a
second passed she looked at the
clock again feeling giddy and
confused and noticed that the minute
hand had moved on twenty minutes.
When Jan checked the clock she
confirmed this observation but
pointed out that the hour hand had
also moved on two hours.
Apparently both witnesses had
suffered a two hour, twenty minutes
time lapse and this caused them to
panic so considerably that they left
their home and went to Jan's parents.
Regression hypnosis revealed a
classic abduction story, several of
which we shall see later in this
database. The case has also come
under considerable scrutiny from
those who believe abductions
constitute a psychological
phenomenon as it appears that the
two girls' sexual relationships may
have generated anxieties of w'hich
the abduction may have been a
manifestation.
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