Most sightings that take place in the United States are of greys, which are a different form of alien than Nordic aliens. The greys are shorter, more featureless, and somewhat creepy looking, whereas Nordic aliens have more human-like features, are very tall, and of extraordinary beauty. They often have blue eyes, but the colors vary. They have pale white skin and lips and often resemble the Aryan race. They are most often spotted in Europe and North America.

Ufos at Whitehouse?

Supposedly, Nordic aliens originated from Venus and now live in the Pleiades star cluster. They have been referred to as Pleiadeans and Errans, Erra being the planet they currently call home. While it might be difficult for many people to believe — and who knows, the skeptics might be right — there have been many similar accounts of Nordic aliens reported. The question is, is it true? Have humans really had alien encounters? Are they all just looking for attention and/or publicity? Are they insane? One common theory is that ever since Roswell took place, alien accounts began to happen. They were extremely rare prior to that. Therefore, many believe that people are tricking themselves into thinking they’re coming into contact with aliens.

There have been numerous famous reports of encounters with Nordic aliens, which include reports from Billy Meier, Howard Menger, Michael E. Salla, and Cynthia Appleton. Those accounts are covered below.

We’ll start with Michael E. Salla’s account, since his seems to be the most intriguing. During an interview with The Washington Post, he claimed that while on the Edwards Air Force Base in 1954, he witnessed Dwight E. Eisenhower communicating with Nordic aliens. The purpose of the meeting was to exchange information on technology, as well as to persuade President Eisenhower to get rid of all nuclear weapons. Though hard to believe, what makes this interesting is that several alien encounters have reported that the aliens have made efforts to persuade us into eliminating nuclear weapons. If they’re real, they must know something we don’t know, like nuclear weapons have led to the end of civilizations that preceded us.

In 1975, Billy Meier claimed he had contact with Nordic aliens. He made a video documentary of his testimony. Howard Menger also claimed contact, but then retracted his story, before recanting it again. A British woman, Cynthia Appleton, claimed her son was fathered by an Nordic alien in the late 1950s. And it all started with George Adamski in 1952, who made the first sighting with an Nordic alien named Orhton in Arizona.

If you’re interested in aliens and the possibility they exist, you should also do some research on what is really going on near Area 51, how it is used as a decoy, and what takes place at an area called S-4.

Grey Aliens from Zeta Reticuli

The name “Greys” represents an accepted style of humanoid-like, allegedly intelligent extraterrestrial being. Becoming nearly synonymous with “alien” during the late 70’s to early 80’s and often used by ufologists and skeptics alike, the term Greys is generally suggested when discussing any extraterrestrial being between 3 and 5 feet tall, with a slender frame and grey complexion. These Greys are also described as having large, bulbous, black eyes, two small tears in the skin for a nose and a slit slightly above an exaggeratedly pointed chin representing the mouth. Their heads, disproportionate to the lithe stature of their bodies, are sometimes described as having patterned features such as ridges of bone framing the eyes or folds of what is assumed to be skin along the areas of the sides of the head just above the jaw which may be considered ears. Some Greys have been described as having more distinct human features such as wispy or thin hair, eye lids and more pronounced lips and ears. These particular aliens or Greys are commonly assumed to be the hybrid offspring stemming from the successful mating of an alien Grey with abductees thus giving these beings a more humanized appearance. These creatures denote a human quality both in physical appearance and, as sometimes reported, emotionally as well.

Where do they come from?

The exact origin of the Greys is of great curiosity with the overall consensus being that they come from the Zeta Reticuli. Readily visible from Earth, the Zeta Reticuli is approximately 39 light years away and is situated in the Reticulum constellation. This hypothesis, first suggested by school teacher Marjory Fish in 1968, is the now widely accepted theory of the origins of the Greys. Although widely accepted as coming from an actual planetary source, some believe that Greys could also be beings sent from mankind’s future to dissuade the human race from self destruction. Although not as widely reported or studied, this theory as to where Greys may come from is also prevalent among alien enthusiasts.

Analysis:

From the recordings of the Betty and Barney Hill incident and their landmark abduction case of 1961, the Hills depicted alien creatures with the above described features as the beings responsible for their ordeal. From these descriptions given while under hypnosis with therapist Dr. Benjamin Simon, the Hills believed themselves to have been abducted and given physical examination by Greys. It is understood that under the psycho-social sense, alien abduction claims attributed to Greys can be brought on by instances of subconscious past abuse or trauma done to the victim. The victim, unable or subconsciously unwilling to recall such abuse, makes a new reality citing abuse from human-like creatures as an explanation for this trauma. In the case of Whitley Strieber, a writer who claimed abduction in 1985, his claims could be attributed to imagination or profit gained by his publishing a book on his experience. However, abductees with no prior history of abuse or deceptive nature have been noted and lend to the support for many abduction claims.

Greys and their UFO’s

Although usually attributed with UFO or spacecraft sightings of varied degrees, Greys are more often reported with the cigar-shaped UFO’s than with other disk, egg or cloud shaped types of spacecraft. However, even the most reported sighting instances can be explained away by simple logic or fact checking into local events surrounding those same dates and times. Many sightings are attributed, upon further examination, to simple atmospheric conditions, local airport or military practices or other means of deliberate deceptive acts perpetrated by hoax.

Strange things were brewing in Flatwoods, West Virginia on the night of September 12, 1952. Several Citizens of this small town reported seeing an alien space craft land in the area. There were sightings of a large monster like creature and reports of strange smells, weird sounds and odd marks on the ground. The people who saw the creature became known as the September 12 group and tales of their Encounter with the Flatwoods monster still stir up fear and controversy decades after it happened

It all began when 2 brothers Edward, age 13, and Fred May, age 12 and their friend Tommy Hyer, 11 saw a very bright object streak across the night sky. It seemed to land on farm land belonging to a man named G. Bailey Fisher. They ran to the May’s family home and told Mrs. May that they’d seen a UFO crash into the hills. Mrs. May decided to look into things and went to the site with the three boys. 2 other boys and a 17 year old West Virgina National guardsman named Gene Lemon went to the farm with them.

SKetch of Flatwoods Monster

Gene Lemon took his dog along and it ran ahead of the group, barking wildly. It immediately returned to them with it’s tail between it’s legs, a sure sign of fear in a dog. After walking for nearly 1/4 of a mile the group stopped on top of a hill and saw what they thought was a pulsing red ball of fire and also noticed a thick mist surrounding them that made their noses and eyes water and burn. Lemon had a flashlight aimed at two lights he’d noticed off to the side and shined his light into the woods, leading to his first Encounter with the Flatwoods monster. He saw a creature that’s been described as at least 10 feet tall with a heart or ace of spades shaped head, a red face with bulging eyes and a man shaped body. Some accounts have the creature without arms while others said it had short stubby arms with claw like fingers that stuck out from the front of it’s body.

The group fled the scene, returned home and called the local sheriff Robert Carr and the owner of the local news paper, Mr. A. Lee Stewart. Stewart conducted a few interviews around town and went to the site of the “crash” himself. He said he could still smell a burning metallic like scent in the air. Carr and his deputy did a search of the area but found nothing to support the claims of those who’d seen the alien like creature or a space ship. Stewart did go back a day later and found traces of black liquid and some deep tracks in the mud.

Hearing of the event, William and Donna Smith, investigators from LA who were associated with the Civilian Saucer Investigation, came to interview several people in the area. They found a woman who said her 21 year old daughter had had her own Encounter with the Flatwoods monster only a week before. It affected her so badly she spent 3 weeks in the hospital. And the mother of Gene Lemon said that her home had been rocked violently that night and she’d lost radio reception for nearly an hour at the exact moment the boys saw the “crash”.

All of these events have since been explained in one way or another. There was a known meteor sighting that night. The monster was probably an owl, 3 flashing aircraft beacons were the pulsating red lights the group had seen and any illnesses the group had were contributed to nerves. And yet, the legend of the Flatwoods Monster still lives on.