1952: George Adamski’s Blythe California Sightings

THINK ABOUTIT SIGHTING REPORT

Date: November 20 1952

Sighting Time: 1100A

Day/Night: Day

Location: Blythe, California

Urban or Rural: Rural

Hynek Classification: CE-V (Close Encounter V) Voluntary bilateral contact between humans and extraterrestrials.

Duration: 1 hour

No. of Object(s):  2

Size of Object(s):

Distance to Object(s):

Shape of Object(s): cigar shaped, saucer

Color of Object(s):

Number of Witnesses: George Adamski and 6 others

Source: James W Moseley & others

Summary/Description: “Attempting to establish a contact,” George Adamski and 6 others drove into the desert, and were eating lunch when a cigar shaped ship was seen hovering. This departed, but after they had driven half a mile and got out, there appeared a saucer hovering, which he photographed.

Then he saw a man beckoning, ¼ mile away, and Adamski walked up to him. He was wearing a one-piece brown coverall without seams, and had shoulder length hair and a very high forehead.

Adamski asked him by signs what planet he came from; he replied by indicating the second orbit and speaking, “Venus,” as Adamski had done. “He made me understand that their coming was friendly,” and that, they were concerned about atomic explosions (nodding or shaking his head in response to Adamski’s questions accompanied by mental pictures) an extended partly telepathic conversation is recounted.

The visitor indicated his feet; his shoes left footprints containing mysterious markings. He conducted Adamski to the saucer, but not into it, it was translucent and hovering close to the ground. Then he returned to it, and it took off. Adamski was apart from his companions for 1 hour, but they could watch by binoculars.