Ufology, the science of the unknown, delves into UFO sightings and extraterrestrial phenomena. It encompasses the examination of evidence, witness accounts, and theories, endeavoring to unravel the mysteries of our expansive universe.
Blood type O Rh+ has been identified as the most affected in cases of extraterrestrial abduction according to two decades of research in Argentina. The affected individuals show genetic anomalies and physical marks in areas such as collarbones and tibias.
Humanity has always gazed at the stars, marveling at the universe. The link between the Bible and extraterrestrial life suggests a blend of antiquity and modernity, prompting a reconsideration of our oldest narratives in light of cosmic possibilities.
On December 21, 2012, the world anticipated an end but found a beginning. Amid myths and prophecies, Ricardo González introduced Gate 14, not as an apocalypse but as a milestone for humanity’s spiritual evolution.
Abductions by beings from another world represent one of the greatest enigmas of ufology. With cases presenting everything from unexplained scars to Lost Time experiences, these stories defy conventional explanations. Through case research and evidence analysis, we aim to decipher whether these encounters are manifestations of extraterrestrials or deep human psychodramas, offering a unique perspective on our place in the cosmos.
Reinaldo Ríos’ ufological theory about the Star of Bethlehem and the Magi represents a blend of faith and science fiction, offering a modern reinterpretation of ancient tales. This approach piques curiosity and encourages a broader reflection on our beliefs and the unexplainable.
In the heart of Southern France, the small village of Bugarach became 2012 the epicenter of unexpected global attention. Mayan prophecies, beliefs in extraterrestrials, and ancient myths converged here, transforming the tranquil life of its residents and attracting thousands in search of a supposed refuge from the end of the world.
