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“CLOSE ENCOUNTER”

LUCAS PINTOANTHONY ARMAS

In ufology, a close encounter is an event where a person witnesses the presence of an unidentified flying object (UFO) and sometimes its occupants hypothetical. This terminology and classification system that underlies it were invented by the astronomer and ufologist Josef Allen Hynek (1910-1986), and first appeared in his book published in 1972, The UFO Experience: A scientific inquiry. In this work, he introduced the three basic types of possible matches. Additional categories were added later, but are not universally accepted by all ufologists.

CLOSE ENCOUNTER

Anyone can have contact, it is mostly induced by the aliens, and they select those who wish to contact, but that does not mean that you yourself can’t be drawn up and make things easier.

The alien look simple people, service-minded and is willing to channel and share a message of reflection to humanity. But not only are directed to common people, so have military, religious, political and astronauts.

The contact is as old as humanity, because in the past people had selected for it in the old towns.

1.- Close encounter of the first kind It involves the sighting of one or more unidentified flying

objects in the sky, which can be: Saucers or flying discs (u -shaped flying objects "cigar" or

“tan “, etc. . ) Strange lights. Aerial objects that seem too advanced to be from human

technology.

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2.- Close encounter of the second kindCorresponds to the observation of a UFO, along with

physical evidence of their landing or, failing that , of physical effects on a surface. It includes:

Heat or radiation. Damage to soil or vegetation. Animals scared. Human paralysis. Interference engines (cars, for example) or

receiving radio waves from radio broadcasts or television. In the latter case, the witness may experience a loss of time (time gap or time loss)

TYPES OF “ENCOUNTERS”

The famous crop circles appeared in much of the world, especially in Britain since the late '80s, belong to this category.

TYPES OF “ENCOUNTERS”

3.- Close encounter of the third kind Is the observation of a UFO with biological entities,

originally animated by Hynek called beings. He chose this rather vague term purpose , avoiding alternative terms like " alien " or " alien " ( aliens ) and thus give no unsubstantiated personal opinion about the source or nature of those beings . Even Hynek wrote in his 1972 book that he felt disgust at such reports , but nevertheless felt the scientific obligation to include them , as if they represented a (small) minority of alleged UFO encounters , it was a measurable percentage of them.

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Contact with aliens can be in different ways given, which are:

Psychographics - . When you receive the message mentally and feel the need to transcribe what is coming to mind. It is an automatic writing.

Telepathic - . Happens to be the direct form of communication mind. Also Transmitted Emotions are.

Physical -. During the meetings with the ships or crew Cañepla one often captures messages mentally.

Astral - . Means dreams. In astral travel are Often communicate with us mentally.

TYPES OF “ENCOUNTERS”

TYPES OF “ENCOUNTERS”

4.- Close encounter of the fourth kindThis type can be split in two variants. A. The main and most widespread, involving

abduction (abduction) of a human being by alleged alien beings.

B. The secondary variant, in which a person voluntarily approaches an alleged alien craft.

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5.- Close encounter of the fifth kind Created by Steven M. Greer, CSETI group,

this is perhaps the most controversial and questionable category (since it is hardly testable) , and involves the conscious and voluntary alleged telepathic contact with extraterrestrial biological entities . Those who claim to have done this kind of mental or extrasensory communication themselves contacted.

TYPES OF “ENCOUNTERS”

TYPES OF “ENCOUNTERS”