Most of those who are interested in the UFO problem are aware of the existence of various degrees of encounters with aliens.
However, few people know that even the first documented meeting of the fifth grade took place several decades ago.
The person in question claimed to have not only seen the alien vehicles, but also met their passengers.
This event was witnessed by a certain George Adamski, a Pole who was born in Bydgoszcz with American citizenship.
According to many, he was indeed a strange figure, even by the standards of early UFOlogy. His entire UFO adventure was supposed to begin on October 9, 1946, when during a meteor shower, Adamsky and a group of friends saw a huge cigar-shaped spaceship.
The man even managed to photograph a strange object, however, to applause, his interest in the UFO topic blossomed only three years later. Some skeptics have noted that there were several notable UFO sightings during this time, such as the Kenneth Arnold sighting over Mount Rainier and the flying disc disaster near Roswell, New Mexico, that may have sparked Adamski's imagination. However, what he finally decided to tell about what he saw.
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Adamsky claimed that he not only photographed, but even managed to make contact with strangers. This was supposed to happen for the first time on November 20, 1952. Adamski and a group of friends were then near the town of the Desert Center in the middle of the Colorado desert. Suddenly, a group of friends saw a strange aerial object floating in the sky. At some point, Adamsky felt that the ship had arrived there because of him, and so he headed to the landing site of the car. Soon after, a pilot got out of the car, who introduced himself as Orton and stated that he was an indigenous inhabitant of the planet Venus.
Of course, all this could be considered a simple hallucination, but the whole incident was watched from afar by Adamski's friends.
However, the most interesting element of this whole story is the appearance of an alien.
According to the description of the Pole, the creature he met was "a humanoid of medium height with long blond hair and tanned skin." In addition to the height, all of the above signs coincide with the alien species known as "Nordic" Moreover, according to the story of Adamski, as in the case of the Norwegians, Orton communicated with him through telepathy, and his very presence caused him "warm embrace of great love and wisdom ". The alien had to tell Adamski about the dangers of nuclear weapons and the conflict they could cause.
The next contact between Orton and Adamsky was to take place on December 13 of the same year. At the time, Orton handed him a previously borrowed photographic plate, which he filled in with strange alien characters that were supposed to be a message from an alien. However, the most important of all the elements of this meeting was the photograph taken by Adamski immediately after his conversation with Orton. It can be said that this was epoch-making, because when we think of flying saucers, most of us have in mind the shape immortalized by Adamski.
Of course, as is usually the case, Adamski wasn't perfect when it comes to witnessing a UFO.
His lectures were not the most objective, and his theses about aliens living on all planets of the solar system did not arouse sympathy among scientific circles and, even surprisingly, among ufologists, who argued that his stories ridiculed all of ufology.
In 1962, he announced that he would take part in an interplanetary conference on the planet Saturn, and a year later he boasted of his gold medal of honor, which he was to receive from Pope John XXIII.
This can be mentioned ad infinitum, but it seems clear that Adamsky's character is so colorful that the contradictions arising around him are at least understandable.
The problem is, it's hard to tell if everything he said was a lie or if it was a sign of mental illness. If so, is the bizarre relationship between the alien seen by Adamski and the Norwegians seen around the world just a coincidence?
