Elaine Thompson
International Clairvoyant Medium and Telepath
author of "Voices From Our Galaxy" and New Book ‘To Andromeda and Beyond’

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Chapter 16 - Galactic Explorers
His skin is a greenish-brown colour, a little bit like you might expect a reptile to be. It's a very natural earthy colour. There are no large overlapping scales; the skin has quite a tightly formed texture, so as to make the appearance look fairly usual except for colour and texture. He has a slight ridge in the centre of his head, which goes from the front to the back, and a little bit more of a pronounced mouth with the jaw lines coming forward more. He has a normal sized head, with deep-set eyes and a slightly prominent forehead. His nose is flatter but with slit nostrils, so it isn't a prominent feature. The ears are very small, just a demarcation around a central orifice.

He is showing me his hands now, and he has three large fingers and a thumb. He has very long nails, a little like claws, but not as pronounced as they would be on an animal (not hooked, just a little elongated). I am shown that his hands have great dexterity, and it is natural and easy to manoeuvre things in the same way that humans do. He is now talking about the kind of craft that they fly. The ship I am seeing looks fairly standard, (if you can class any spaceship as being standard!). It is pointed on one end, and the body of the ship is raised up in a dome or egg shape, like a teardrop on its side. The pointed end creates a slim fin that goes around the middle of the ship and gets more slender as it comes to the back.

Inside, I see large monitors like video screens, and I can also see metal spheres. He tells me that when they place their hands on the metal spheres, they can control the movement of the ship by thought impulse through the hands. I also see some very sophisticated control panels, and in the centre of the ship is a tiered circular hollow that drops down. This is where they sit, in reclining couches. There are three seats, and those that sit there are the ones that can see directly up to the monitor in the front.

They are scanning the star fields in front of them, looking for magnetic and electrical anomalies. As part of their mission, they enjoy studying different planetary systems. They begin to reveal a scenario to me, as if I were watching it on a video screen. I can see them approaching the surface of a planet, and looking closely at it. They even take notes and readings on some of the nearby asteroids, as an explorer would, for curiosity's sake.

They explain that the three seats are not always fully occupied; but whoever is there has mental contact with the one who stands controlling the metal spheres that I saw. When they enter the atmosphere of a planet, the sphere is for difficult manoeuvres and for helping to locate things on the surface of the planet at a much slower speed. They use the screen and the spheres to navigate and guide the ship.

When it comes to long distance travel, i.e. out in space, they tell me that it is a totally different matter. They have a different kind of drive that's linked to the star maps.

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