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Extraterrestrial First Contact in Space Protocols - Centauri Dreams centauri-dreams.org Ken Wisian · Centauri Dreams May 13, 2016 3 facts

claimIf a spacecraft is approaching an orbital situation during a first contact encounter, it may be necessary to start or continue maneuvers to achieve a safe, stable orbit to avoid catastrophe, despite the risk of misunderstanding.

claimTo avoid appearing hostile or secretive, spacecraft should remain visible by turning on lights, similar to how aircraft are expected to keep transponders active to avoid appearing illegal or hostile.

procedureThe recommended default course of action for a spacecraft during a first contact encounter is to maintain the current vector, whether coasting or using drive engines.

CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE FIFTH KIND -- A Ridiculous ... disappointmentmedia.com Sean Boelman · Disappointment Media Apr 7, 2020 2 facts

claimPeter King asserts that some governments are hiding alien bodies, both dead and alive, as well as their spacecraft.

claimPeter King believes that approximately 20% of spacecraft stories involving visitors from other galaxies are present in the skies.

Alien abduction claims examined - Harvard Gazette news.harvard.edu Harvard Gazette Feb 20, 2003 1 fact

claimIndividuals seeking to understand sleep paralysis experiences may undergo hypnosis, which can lead to the recovery of false memories involving transport to spacecraft and subjection to medical or sexual experiments.

Welcoming our Extraterrestrial Neighbors: Process Philosophy and ... openhorizons.org Open Horizons May 17, 2021 1 fact

claimProcess philosophy posits four possibilities regarding extraterrestrial life: there is life on other planets; some of that life is intelligent; some intelligent beings on other planets seek to communicate with Earth; and some intelligent beings from other planets are visiting Earth and sending spacecraft to explore Earth.

Grey Aliens Exposed - Hangar 1 Publishing hangar1publishing.com Sanjay Kapoor · Hangar 1 Publishing 1 fact

claimThe second phase of an abduction involves transportation to an examination location, which is typically described as a spacecraft, though sometimes as an underground facility.