UFOS AND THE ORION-EARTH CONECTION

 

Report: #0123

As of December 25, 2004, I myself was a personal witness to a UFO. I discovered the space route of the extraterrestrials with their enormous ship emerging from the constellation of Orion.

The ship is immense in size – calculated by its distance and glows. Its shape appears pyramidal or conical, sometimes with colors from reddish-purple to blue. Suddenly, it had a white appearance.

The constellation of Orion has in the middle a line of three very bright stars, called the Three Marys in Spanish-speaking countries. The star named "Alnitak," on the right, is the origin of this spacecraft's flight.

 

From there – or a bit behind – this ship began its journey, not toward the stars, but from the stars toward us, toward the solar system – toward one of our planets.

 

It is their base, possibly stationed in orbit due to its dimensions. I remind the reader that recently an image was taken of a gigantic UFO hidden in Saturn's rings. Once in the solar system, it's easy to reach any planet or moon with smaller ships.  The space route is like an airline route for our planes. For one reason or another, the same altitude and direction route is always used. This has mainly to do with airline accounting.

To save fuel, the shortest possible path from one city to another – or continent to continent – is sought. But compromises always must be made. Even the straightest and shortest line between two points is curved. These curves are not obligations of gravitation but for safety, because airline routes last so long that they stay over land and seek the narrowest spot to cross the sea. The second aspect is observing winds at altitude. Headwinds mean increased engine effort and thus more fuel combustion.  In space, it's similar – but with forces and dangers of another character.

For example, the gravitation of a sun can be too great and become a deadly trap. In other places, there may be more meteorites that would endanger the ships, like ice rocks did to ships in the seas long ago.  The route I discovered originates in Orion.

Its end: our solar system. The story of the gods is directly connected to the universe, to the stars – and the Orion system always has a special character. We see the location of the three pyramids in Egypt – the great pyramid of Cheops and its two companions near the city of Cairo. Many claim the pyramids' placement reflects the Three Marys in Orion. They look similar. If they are mathematically and geographically a reflection, I don't know. At least, it greatly helped the builders' imagination.  Orion, the pyramids, the gods of the Greeks and Phoenicians and Egyptians, and further back in time – the Sumerians with their gods the Anunnaki, the Olmec and Toltec, the Inca and Maya – still have many secrets to reveal.

The secrets of the gods and their origin in the stars.

 

One – the route of their travels – I discovered. Little by little, we'll uncover where they station in our system. We know where they come from. Their path in space too. What's missing: Knowing their lodging and what they do.  Next time, we'll talk about that. 

Josef Bauer