Aliens Landing on Earth: Where Would They Stay and Who Would Know?

Imagine the incredible moment when extraterrestrial beings land on Earth, warmly dressed in their friendly and exploratory alien attire. This hypothetical scenario raises numerous questions, such as where would we house them, and who would be the first to notify the public and authorities?

Would We House Them in a Psychiatric Facility?

After a mere ten-minute interaction with humans, the cumulative experience could be too overwhelming for these aliens. In an effort to protect their mental health, they might be immediately taken to a specialized facility. The strain and psychological impact of a first-time encounter with an entirely unfamiliar sapient species would be immense. In such a case, the aliens would be placed in the mental health unit for evaluation and potentially therapy. This would ensure they have the best chance of recovering from the experience before they are sent home, hopefully never to return.

The Effort to Contact Us

Now, here’s a thought-provoking question: why would extraterrestrial beings travel so far and invest so much effort to establish contact with us if they couldn't have known beforehand that life existed beyond the plant level on Earth?

Throughout history, witnessed contactees have reported encounters with extraterrestrials as early as 1952, sharing invaluable messages and information from their cosmic visitors. However, it is also crucial for humanity to take the initiative in establishing open interplanetary relations. This endeavor will require the complete disclosure of information that has been withheld by those in power for generations. These policymakers are the controllers of the world, and they know that humanity’s discovery of the truth would have monumental consequences:

Unlimited access to clean, free, and sustainable energy sources Acknowledgment and exposure of centuries of deceit by self-interested and ambitious people and groups

The global revelation would lead to a complete transformation of our world, possibly making current political and economic structures irrelevant and forcing a reevaluation of our values and priorities.

Notable Historical Encounters

Frank E. Stranges' The Stranger at the Pentagon (1967) tells a remarkable story of a man and his crew who descended in a saucer craft into a city park. The leader of their group was invited to meet President Eisenhower, where they proposed a deal: the provision of free renewable energy in exchange for humanity stopping wars and forgoing the use of nuclear fission for energy and weaponry. After three years, President Eisenhower placed the extraterrestrial ambassador under house arrest for his own safety, citing concerns about the US economy. However, the extraterrestrial visitor mysteriously disappeared and has since been seen in numerous reported sightings by various individuals.

Across the globe, numerous contactee witnesses have provided valuable information and advice from their cosmic visitors, viewing us as their “young siblings” and expressing concerns over our excessive reliance on war and weaponry.

In conclusion, the idea of aliens landing on Earth is not just a fascinating concept; it presents significant ethical, social, and economic dilemmas that humanity must face. The hypothetical scenario of housing extraterrestrial visitors in a psychiatric hospital or the historical stories of interplanetary encounters highlight the profound impact such an encounter would have on our world.