The Extraterrestrial Robot Invasions?
You know my view about alien UFO intrusions: the Earth is so
remote and insignificant in context of our galaxy and the Universe even more so
that no extraterrestrial culture or society would bypass all the wonders in the
Universe or our galaxy to make a wayside adventure to this lonely speck in the
all.
However, for the sake of argument, let me offer that an
advanced extraterrestrial civilization with unlimited resources and curiosity
might send forth a slew of robotic entities (in UFOs) to explore all worlds
that evince a spate of existence (life) and/or intelligence.
If that were the case, this might explain some odd UFO
events (if we exclude some prosaic or conjectured explanations), such as:
The experience of Ezekiel in The Hebrew Bible (Old
Testament) whose vehicle, as described by the prophet, is more like a
mechanical device than a metaphorical attempt at symbolism to make a religious
point.
The 1951 Fred Reagan “abduction” where he was drawn 9from
within his aircraft) into a UFO that contained small, glistening beings that
looked like stalks of “metallic asparagus.”
The 1954 Quaroble Nord, France where Marias Dewilde saw 2
four feet tall “beings” lookingv as if they had on diving suits.
The 1957 Old Saybrook, Connecticut sighting by Mary Starr
who spotted 2 figures (about 4 feet tall) with raised, right arms (no hands),
squarish red-orange heads with a red-bulb in the center (which she thought
might be helmets).
The 1965 Jerry Townsend sighting of three beer-can-like
robots that exited from a rocket-shaped object.
The 1977 Lee Parrish observation (from a hypnotic regression
session) of a “three machine-like
beings (one 20 feet tall and the others about 6 feet tall), tombstone-shaped, (one white, the others
black) that were featureless and eventually merging like those Russian nesting
dolls.
The 1977 La Rubia event
The 1979 Robert Taylor encounter, seen, sensibly, as an
epileptic seizure, but could have been a robotic probe.
The 1989 Voronezh episode
seen by several children and a police officer, with a description of a "three-eyed alien" and a robot exiting the craft.
N.B. Some illustrations and content used come from Apro,
bogleech.com, ufocasebook, ufoevidence, deviantart.com, and the Patrick Huyghe/Harry Trumbore
book The Field Guide to Extraterrestrials [Avon paperback NY, 1996]
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