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12 to hyperspace as well, moving into hyperspace slightly to become invisible, or entirely to take a shortcut to another location. Their technology is therefore ultra-relativistic and hyperdimensional in nature. Aliens can walk or float through solid walls. Using a special beam emitted by the alien ship outside, they can target, levitate, and extract an abductee from his home through solid glass win- dows, thin walls, and other nonferrous barriers. The abductee does not dematerialize into energy or small particles, but rather slips through the barrier like one sheet of paper over another. Alien technology allows the generation of wormholes or short conduits through hyperspace between distant points in space- time. This can manifest as a portal that opens into the abductee’s bedroom and leads to an underground base. ard. wd co. 1 Abductees may experience a sudden cessation of natural out- side noises (like the chirping of crickets) during the onset of an abduction. They may also notice a change in air pressure, an un- settling alteration in the contrast level of light and shadows in the room, an amber tint to the air, and a feeling like a heavy veil or bell jar is descending over themselves or the immediate area.” These indicate that the local area is being dimensionally isolated from the surrounding space and disconnected from the surround- ing time stream so that, for potential witnesses outside the bub- ble, the abduction takes place in a single moment and thereby escapes their observation. Otherwise abductions would be im- possible in busy urban areas. The bubble also produces a shifted environment that is easier for incoming abductors to operate wade . aoa row within since it meets them halfway. Abductors also have physiological and psychological control over their targets. Roadside abductions involve a driver getting * The Cassiopaean Transcripts explains the amber tinting as bleed-through from “fourth density” (higher-dimensional realm). I have observed this and alteration in lighting contrast during the onset of an abduction. Sight Unseen (Hopkins and Rainey, 2004) mentions amber tinting. Chasing Phantoms (Conti, 2009) recounts this phenomenon and the bell jar effect as well. DISCERNING ALIEN DISINFORMATION