Joseph Alan Hynek is a legendary American scientist who was the first to discover UFOs. In addition, he also plays a pivotal role in project Blue Book (the official UFO survey of the United States). Hynek proposed a very valuable concept - "third type contact" with aliens. The introduction of this concept has greatly contributed to its integration with popular culture. But how intimate are these kinds of contacts?
In 1972, Hynek proposed the first type of contact, and the concept was subsequently expanded to include three categories of "alien contact levels". The first type of contact refers to some common phenomenon, such as the appearance of a flash of non-bright light or objects in the dark sky at night. The second type of exposure is when a UFO can have a physical or physiological effect on things around it or on the witness himself, such as leaving a scorch mark on the ground or making the witness feel dizzy, which in severe cases can lead to paralysis. The third type of contact, and the closest one, refers to some UFO events that can prove that aliens are alive and real. However, since the theory was proposed, other UFO researchers have extended it even further, and now extend it to seven types of contacts, including even the creation of "interstellar hybrids.".
Such mestizos are born in a variety of ways: sexual reproduction, artificial insemination, cloning, or other means. There is an argument that if aliens can travel through the galaxy to make contact with humans, there is a good chance that they will have a multitude of advanced technologies and methods to reproduce. Now, what we really want to know is contact with the seventh type of aliens. Early incidents of alien abduction took place, and so much more was said about invasive medical practices.
The most famous abduction incident in history occurred in 1961, when the Hill couple in the United States was said to have been abducted by aliens to perform some strange medical experiments. Since being abducted until her death in 2004, Betty has been convinced that the aliens she and her husband Barney encountered came from the ζ galaxy in Reticulo, about 40 light-years from Earth. Afterwards, In a dream, Betty recalls again what happened that night, and everything was so real. The aliens made samples of her hair and skin. To test his nervous system, they also stuck a needle into her stomach.
Meanwhile, the famous Jesse Lang affair is even more exaggerated, and after a series of alien abductions in his lifetime, Lang claims that in 1990, aliens introduced him to alien mixed-race children he had never met. The idea is that he was kidnapped and then forced to become the father of several hybrid creatures. Today, we also can't count the number of people abducted by aliens, because globally, this number is still increasing. And more unfortunately, the more famous any kind of myth about UFOs becomes, the more likely it is that people will mistakenly align it with what they've had.
The idea that aliens may have multiplied with humans has existed for decades, which has led to a flood of now-proven hoaxes and fabricated stories... So for most scientists and researchers, any alien abduction is unlikely to happen — even the more puzzling and high-profile cases — by aliens. This is not to say that everyone who claims to have been kidnapped is lying... But for skeptics, the truth must have another explanation. However, let's imagine for a moment that Hynek's highest level has been reached; The seventh type of contact is real, and they really happen on Earth.
So, according to legendary believers, what is the reason why aliens visit our planet to create half-race offspring? There are not many reasons to answer this question at the moment, but the views of Dr. Ji Yonghai, a Korean lecturer at the University of Oxford, are worth mentioning. Although Chi is primarily a language expert, this does not prevent him from speculating about alien abductions or from making some bold, compelling remarks.
He said that aliens come very well. According to Chi, our alien visitors are trying to help us fend off global warming, by hybridizing to get stronger mixed Homo sapiens, making it more likely to survive in the high temperature environment of global warming. His main evidence is a clear correlation between the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and the number of alien abductions reported in history — both of which have risen in recent years. While most in the scientific community disagree, Chi himself says that these human/alien hybrids are no different from ordinary people — even they themselves may not know they're hybrids.
Hybridization of aliens and humans – a shocking idea. But this is most widely circulated among those who believe in the hybridization plan. This explains why we don't obviously see "half aliens, half humans" in space. But that doesn't stop some from openly declaring that they are the offspring of this "hybridization."
A woman from Australia, Judy Carol, declared herself a "half alien" to the public and made several "trips" to space on a flying saucer. Meanwhile, David Huggins from New York claims that he was once dragged into the woods by a female alien and seduced. He also painted paintings to prove it. It is important to note that he was interviewed for a documentary in 2017 to explore his various "absurd" ideas.
With the advent of the Internet, similar stories have emerged, including the claim that they are pregnant with an "alien bastard." According to the description commonly provided by "abductees" about aliens having the so-called "ability to erase memories". From this we can infer that there are more people who have had close contact with aliens. It's just that their memories are erased and they can't recall the relevant plot. However, according to this logic, each of us may have had a relationship with the "alien visitor"!
In addition to the lack of strong evidence, another huge challenge for the alien-human hybridization theory is whether these hybrid offspring can survive. Any kind of alien involved in it is undoubtedly from a planet completely different from Earth. These planets may have completely different ecosystems and biological compositions. How likely are they to replicate a species that is more similar to ours? How likely is it that this strange genetic hybrid will breed living organisms?
Hybrids do have a place in the animal kingdom on Earth, and the process of hybridization occurs naturally. The biggest name is, of course, the Lion Tiger, a species produced by the hybridization of male lions and female tigers. To name just a few, there are also lesser-known mountain sheep – crossed from sheep and goats; Cetaceans – a hybrid of bottlenose dolphins and pseudo-killer whales; Spotted Donkey Beast - Obtained by mating zebras and donkeys... Although these hybrids have certain genetic problems, such as infertility, many hybrid offspring will grow very healthy.
Of all known hybrid species, two species that mate and reproduce will initially be very similar. But the leap from lion to tiger (or zebra to donkey) is less out of reach than the grand plan of the Tree of Life.
In contrast, it is difficult to judge the degree of similarity between humans and hypothetical "extraterrestrial visitors", so it is impossible to predict those possible problems. The creatures closest to human genes in nature are chimpanzees, and although it is clear that it is extremely immoral to conduct biological experiments on "orangutans", people have done similar experiments in history (which have failed). Even now, the Orangutans have not been created. But if we can't create a species with chimpanzees that are 99% similar to our DNA, how can we expect humans to combine with other species to produce new ones?
Or even with aliens? There are some records of this possibility in ancient history. We Homo sapiens are not the only races that exist on Earth, we are just the only races that have survived to this day. Tens of thousands of years ago, other races, like neanderthals and Denisovians, had lived well on Earth and were able to reproduce among themselves. Some 90,000-year-old bones and fossils unearthed in Siberia this century, including part of the remains of a prehistoric girl, confirm this claim. According to the study, the girl had a Neanderthal mother and a Denisovan father. Homo sapiens also bred with Neanderthals before they became extinct.
In fact, without these interspecific and extraspecific hybridizations, modern human evolution might have stalled or evolved in other directions. Obviously, this proves once again that what we know about early human history is completely different from the assumption that aliens are related (or have been related) to humans. All races in history have at least the same ancestors. On a genetic level, there will not be as many differences between human races as there are creatures from another planet.
Despite the lofty views expressed, we still don't know why aliens want to reproduce with us, nor do we know whether it's biologically feasible to do so, plus most of the current scientific consensus is that it is not what happened that makes us think that a combination of aliens and humans is so far almost impossible. This is one of the strangest assumptions in modern science, but that's why aliens may not have bred with humans yet.
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