Thursday, November 4, 2021

The Gray -Gray Alien Two: Abduction

 

The Gray -Gray Alien Two

 

Abduction:

 

Many claim they have been abducted by aliens from their home or other places like cars or when they are out hiking. Sometimes it is first experienced as missing time, they suddenly wake up, or time has passed several hours, when it seemed just minutes should have passed. It seems the victims get taken onboard spaceships and are experimented or examined, often what seems to be medical. Some report eggs or sperm taken from them.

It is believed to be a part of a hybridization program to make a hybrid between the alien and humans. Some also think it can be part of the need the extraterrestrials have for genetic material for themselves to replicate.

Betty and Barney Hill abduction are the first modern abduction, but other, but few rapports from before this.

 

Travis Walton story are another famous abduction. He claim to have been abducted by Extraterrestrials in 1975.

 

Travis Walton got abducted by aliens in November 1975, in Arizona. He and his fellow workers were working in a forest when they see an unidentified object close to them while they go in their truck.

 

The light from the object “beamed” Walton up in it. His co-workers become the witness to this event and could not believe what was going on.

 

Travis Walton was missing for several days. His co-workers go to the officials to report the happening and report him missing. They where by some accused to have killed Travis Walton the days he was missing. The police, volunteers and others search the forest the days he where missing, but with no trace of Walton.

 

In the days Travis Walton where missing, he where on board a craft where extraterrestrials or “aliens” did examine him. He where in some room that looked like a hospital room.

 

Travis Walton told his story in his book “Fire in the Sky, the Walton Experience” (link below). It is also made a movie about the incident in 1993 called “Fire in the Sky”.

 

What do you believe? Did Travis Walton got Abducted by extraterrestrial creatures?

 

 

Many thousand, if not millions, believe they have been abducted by aliens.

Another aspect can be cattle mutilation. It seems the animals that get mutilated also get abducted, then send back to the place they were captured from. Most often dead, with blood and one or some body parts removed.

Maybe I will cover cattle mutilation in a latter post.

 

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Saturday, October 30, 2021

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Movie Dark Skies

 

Dark Skies


Cool film “Dark Skies” from 2013

It is a Sci fi/horror movie

The Barrett family is suddenly haunted by strange happenings in their home. Somebody is inside their home at night and leave it in mess and trigger alarm sensors on their security system. I don’t want to make this a spoiler, so I do not talk more about it, but I recommend seeing it.

It is a good movie with a surprise end.

Stars in the movie: Keri Russell, Josh Hamilton, J.K. Simmons, Dakota Goyo and Kadan Rockett

Director and writer is Scott Stewart


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Thursday, October 28, 2021

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Gray Alien

 

Gray Alien

 

I write this short post on gray alien. It is the most common alien humans encounter due to witness testimony and are linked to abduction and maybe also cattle mutilation.

 

The description of the gray alien is often very similar from different witness and trough time. They are often seen as short, but larger variants seem also to exist, grayish, white skin, but also more greenish, brown, or more darker skin tones are also described, large black eyes, small or no nose, maybe just nostrils, small mouth with no lips, arms, and legs but with variation in number of fingers. Head is often seen as very large compared to the rest of the body. The body is skinny with small muscles. Skin is dry. They are seemed to be very intelligent

 

Some believe most of the gray aliens are robots or sort of drones.

Romvesen, Ufo, New York, Romskip, Framtid, Futuristisk

 

 

First known and description are from the barney and Betty Hill in 1961 New Hampshire. They claim the where abducted by aliens and taken onboard a spaceship. They were examined by the aliens, and they were shown a star map that Betty Hill later draw and have been identified as the Zeta Reticuli star system. The gray alien is cause of that they are also known as zeta reticulans.

Some claim the alien bodies that was found in the Roswell crash in 1947 were also of the gray aliens. Who the gray aliens is are not known. Many theories exist. Some think they are humans from the future some think of them as extra dimensional creatures or at least extraterrestrials.

Do they really exist? The short and true answer is that it is things going on. People meet something and it is difficult to explain.

It is believed the gray can use telepathy to communicate. They are linked to the alien abduction phenomena and also to cattle mutilation. Why these things are happening is not known, but some think it has to be with a hybridization program. The aliens want to make a hybrid, a mix, between humans and the alien. Others think it is research.

People have seen strange creatures as long as human have existed, but a lot can be explained by wrong perception in a moment. But all cannot. Something is out there. It is too many witnesses and happenings that all can be from wrong sight or misunderstandings.





 

 

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Sunday, January 3, 2021

MystiqeWorld : Scorpions

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Scorpions

 

Scorpions - DesertUSA


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Scorpions

Order: Scorpiones

Hairy Scorpion
Hadrurus arizonensis pallidus
These are the largest scorpions found in the United States.

Scorpions: Overview | Scorpion Stings | Prevention

Scorpions have been found in many fossil records, including coal deposits from the Carboniferous Period and in marine Silurian deposits. They are thought to have existed in some form since about 425-450 million years ago. They are believed to have an oceanic origin, with gills and a claw like appendage that enabled them to hold onto rocky shores or seaweed.

Scorpion Venom

Scorpion venom is used to subdue prey and to defend against threats, as well as in the mating process. The composition and action of the venom varies from species to species. The venoms are mixtures of salts, small molecules, peptides, and proteins. The peptides are specialized; some act against invertebrates and some against vertebrates, and some target both. This complex formula results in a neurotoxin which depolarizes the nervous system of the victim.

Scorpions are apparently able to regulate the delivery of the venom in scale to the size of their target. Some scorpions are known to produce a transparent prevenom in addition to the more potent opaque venom which is loaded with additional toxin. The use of the prevenom occurs at the initiation of the threat or opportunity. If the action persists, the opaque venom is released. These abilities enable the scorpion to conserve the venom for use when it is needed most, for larger predators or prey.

Most scorpion stings are not considered life threatening to humans -- the exception is the sting of the bark scorpion, the most venomous in the United States. Most of the scorpions in the U.S. are found in the southwest, preferring the warm, dry climates found in Arizona, California and New Mexico.

Life Cycle

The pedipalps are used in scorpion courtship behavior. The male performs a kind of dance with the female, grabbing her pedipalps with his own and dragging her across the ground until he locates a preferred place to deposit his spermatophore, which is then drawn up into the female's genital pore, near the front on the underside of her abdomen. Some species' courtships include a sexual sting of the female by the male.Scorpion

Scorpion gestation periods vary from several months to a year and a half, depending on the species. Each brood will consist of about 24-35 young. They are viviparious - the young develop as embryos in the female's ovariuterus. The young scorpions are born two at at time, climbing onto their mother's back to be carried there until their first molt in about two weeks, when they will be large and strong enough to take care of themselves.

Scorpions do not metamorphasize as they grow, changing only in size and sometimes to a deeper color with each molt. Typically five or six molts over two to six years are required for the scorpion to reach maturity. The molting is accomplished by a split in the outer covering through which the scorpion must crawl in order to grow.

Scorpion lifespans range from three to five years, though some species are thought to live 10-15 years. Some kinds of scorpions show more sophisticated social behaviors, like colonial burrowing, and living in familial groups that may share burrows and food.

Description

The scorpion's body has two parts, a cephalothorax which contains the prosoma, or head; and the abdomen. The cephalothorax is covered by the carapace, a hard bony or chitinous outer covering. The carapace usually suports a pair of median eyes at the top center. Two to five pairs of lateral eyes are found at the front corners of the carapace, though a few cave and montane forest litter-dwelling scorpions are eyeless. Chelicerae, the scorpion's mouthparts, and a pair of pedipalps, or claws used for prey capture and mating complete the head anatomy. The pedipalps are covered with trichobothria, sensory setae, that sense air-borne vibrations.

The abdomen is made up of the mesosoma, the main body, and the metasoma, the tail. The mesosoma, protected by bony armour, contains the lungs, digestive organs and sexual organs, as well as bearing 4 pairs of walking legs and the pectines. The tips of the legs have small organs that detect vibrations in the ground. The pectines are feathery sensory organs which hang beneath the abdomen and trail on the ground. They are coated by chemosensors that provide detection of minute chemical signals that are thought to alert the scorpions to the approach of prey and also to be of use in mating behavior. The respiratory structure, known as "book lungs," are spiracles that open into the scorpion's body. The surfaces of the legs, pedipalps, and body are also covered with thicker hairs that are sensitive to direct touch.

The metasoma curves up and ends in the telson, which bears the bulbous vesicle containing the venom glands and a sharp, curved aculeus which delivers the venom.

Most species of scorpions reach adulthood at a length of between 2 and 3 inches.The longest scorpion in the world is probably the African Scorpion (Hadogenes troglodytes) which grows to over 8 inches in length. In the U.S., members of the genus Hadrurus (giant desert hairy scorpions) are probably the largest, growing to a length of about 5 inches.

Common Questions:

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Characteristics Shared by All Scorpions

Scorpions have a chitinous exoskeleton and a segmented body with four pairs of jointed legs, putting them in the phylum Arthropoda and the class Arachnida. They share their class with spiders, mites, ticks and harvestmen. The order Scorpiones numbers over 1,500 species, with over 70 species in the United States alone.

  • Crablike appearance
  • Four pairs of legs
  • A pair of pincers
  • Long, segmented tail that curls up with a stinger on the end

 

Three Most Common Scorpions Found in the Southwest

Captive Hairy Scorpion,  Note hair on pincers.
Captive Hairy Scorpion, 2003, Photo by Fritz Geller-Grimm. Wikimedia Commons.

Arizona Hairy Scorpion - Hadrurus arizonesis

  • Range: Southern California, Arizona
  • 5-7" in length
  • Venomous, but not very potent. An allergic reaction to a bite could be very dangerous.
  • Yellow in color with darker coloring on top of body
  • Pair of pincers
  • 4 pairs of legs
  • Tail with stinger
  • Small brown hairs cover body

Bark Scorpion picture
Bark Scorpion, 2008, Photo by Musides. Wikimedia.

Bark Scorpion - Centruroides exilicauda (formerly C. sculpturatus)

  • Range: Arizona, Southeastern California, Southwestern New Mexico, Mexico (Baja California and Sonora)
  • Venomous and dangerous to people. The bark scorpion is the most venomous scorpion in North America.
  • Light brown in color
  • Up to 3" in length
  • Thin tail about 1/16 wide
  • Pair of pincers
  • 4 pairs of legs
  • Tail with stinger


Stripe-tailed Scorpion picture
Stripe-tailed Scorpion, 2008, Acrocynus, Wikimedia.

Stripe-tailed Scorpion (aka Devil Scorpion) - Vaejovis spinigerus

  • Range: Southern California, Arizona
  • Venomous, but not considered dangerous.
  • 2.5" in length
  • Light brown in color
  • The body has brownish stripes on the upper side
  • Pair of pincers
  • 4 pairs of legs
  • Tail with stinger

 

Range & Habitat

Though most prolific and diverse in warm habitat, scorpions have adapted to a wide range of environments, including plains and savannahs, deciduous forests, mountainous pine forests, rain forests and caves. Scorpions have been found at elevations of over 12,000 feet in the Andes Mountains in South America and in the Himalayas of Asia, as well as the Alps. In snowy areas, they hibernate during the cold months of the year. In drought areas they may aestivate (pass the summer in a dormant or torpid state).

About 90 species are found in the U.S. All but four of these naturally occur west of the Mississippi River and are abundant in semi-arid regions. The highest concentration of scorpions are found in Arizona, California, New Mexico and Texas.

Behavior

Scorpions are nocturnal and hide during the day. Some scorpions species will hide under rocks, logs and in cracks, other species will dig and hide in burrows.

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Diet/Food

Scorpions are predatory. They often ambush their prey, lying in wait as they sense its approach. They consume all types of insects, spiders, centipedes and other scorpions. Larger scorpions may feed on vertebrates, such as smaller lizards, snakes, and mice if they are able to subdue them. They capture their prey with their pedipalps, paralyzing them with their venom as well if necessary. The immobilized prey is then subjected to an acid spray that dissolves the tissues, allowing the scorpion to suck up the remains.

Scorpion UV fluorescense picture

As well as being predators, scorpions are also prey. Many types of creatures, such as centipedes, tarantulas, insectivorous lizards, birds (especially owls), and mammals, including shrews, grasshopper mice, and bats hunt scorpions for food.

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Interesting Scorpion Facts

  • The most dangerous scorpion is the "Deathstalker" or Leiurus quinquestriatus which is prevalent in North Africa and the Middle East.
  • Scorpions glow when exposed to an unltraviolet light, like a blacklight, due to flourescent chemicals in the cuticle.
  • During courtship the scorpions grasp the pedipalps (pincers) and perform a dance called the "promenade à deux."
  • Scorpions don't bite, they "sting."
  • There are more than 1,500 species of scorpions worldwide.
  • California and Arizona have the greatest diversity of scorpions with about 60 species.

More information on control and removal of scorpions

 

 

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