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Old 02-November-2005, 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted by trinitree88
In its' early years, Astronomy magazine ran an article called "The Zeta Reticuli Incident"..circa Nov/Dec 1974. It was about the Betty Hill, Barney Hill incident in Exeter NH. They became famous...sort of... What is interesting is that Betty claimed upon a physical examination, a large needle was inserted proximate to her navel (below) to do a pregnancy test....at the time, medically.. amniocentesis was unheard of. Barney revealed that he was placed in a large tube...like a tunnel...on a slab....."They" were going to take a picture of him (Hmm..MRI?). And the kicker, the Marjorie Fish starmap in three dimensions revealing trade routes....with the mystery "star"...the, at the times of Betty's rendition...previously entirely unknown category of nearest red dwarf...in the approximate right holographic position.Zeta A and B reticulum were two of the others.
Now for an Afro-American businessman with little science background, and his high school education wife with even less...I think they really lucked out by lying about and clearly describing three independently confirmed future advanced technologies years before they appeared in the annals of science and technology. (Betty had the scar from the needle...and both were told that they could be "found" if necessary in the future by implants...RFID tags anyone? Ciao. Pete

This is supposed to be a joke, right?

The procedure of Amniocentesis has been around for well over 100 years, red dwarves have been known as such for a similar length of time and the patent for the MRI was given in 1972.

(NB: For any technology capable of interstellar travel, one would have thought that amniocentesis & MRI's would have been rather primitive investigative tools in any event, no?)
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