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| BARNY AND BETTY HILL |
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| The star map that Betty saw on the craft became very important point of corroboration. Marjorie Fish, a school teacher from Ohio, spent years trying to find a pattern in the stars that matched the one drawn by Betty Hill under hypnosis. She created a three-dimencion model, or rather a series of models of earth's section of the galaxy and then examined them from all angles, searching for a pattern. In 1972, after six years of intensive work, she finally discovered a pattern that matched Betty's hand drawn map. To her surprise, it was the only one that could be matched with Betty's star map. Fish discovered that the main stars in the map were Zeti I and Zeti II Reticuli, a star system about 37.5 light-years from earth. The map showed what might be interpreted as lines of communication amongst the stars, suggesting close communication between them. Heavy lines were drawn between the closest stars and lighter lines amongst the stars further away. A double line connected the sun into the mix, suggesting the the sun was a relatively unimportant star. Walter Webb, at one time APRO's consulant in astonomy, wrote an analysis of Marjories Fish's work. Webb's was impressed by the fact that the lines on the map, developed by Fish, connected stars that were exclusively the type defined by astonomers as those suited for the development of planets that could contain life. Webb believed that a random pattern could not generate that sort of subtle yet corroborative evidence. He wrote, "The pattern happens to contain a phenomenally high percentage of all the known stars siutable for life in the solor neighbourhood," The interesting thing is that after six years of hard work by Fish that dozens of patterns would emerge in to one single pattern. If Betty remembered the map correctly could this be a clue to were a alien civilization come from, Or was it all just a vivid dream. I will leave it up to the "you" to decide. REFFERENECES The abduction Enigma (1999) Randle D. Kevin. Estes Russ. Cone P. William PH.D. A Tom Doherty Associates Book. New York. By Jeff Fausch Paranormal Field Investigators |
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