AREA52 - DEBRIEFED With Chris Ramsay - Our First Steps on an Alien Planet - Journey to Planet Serpo | pt 3
Episode Date: October 9, 2026We're back on Serpo. Tonight I'm reading chapters 10 through 13 of Len Kasten's Secret Journey to Planet Serpo, and this is where the team finally lands. They arrive on an alien planet, se...t up camp, and start actually living there among the Ebens.And then they get taken somewhere I was not ready for: a facility where the Ebens breed and clone their own people.I'll be honest, this is the part of the story where my skeptic brain starts working overtime. I'll stop along the way to point out what holds up, what doesn't, and what I genuinely can't explain.If you missed the earlier episodes, start there. This one makes a lot more sense with the setup.AREA 52 Shop: https://www.area52.shopPatreon Exclusive Content: https://www.patreon.com/Area52investigationsThis Video is sponsored by PlaudNote Pro: plaud.ai/Area52Discover more: https://bit.ly/4f1nFvG10% code: Area52Note Pro: https://amzn.to/4foiFl1NotePin S: https://amzn.to/4aEhTP810% code: U8AQFAXL
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So I saw this triangular mall UFO back in 2016 in November, I think it was, in the town called Fletcher in North Carolina, close to Asheville.
And there's this, the Blue Ridge Parkway is a big overpass that goes over I-26.
And I was on the highway, and the highway is a little bit loud, but I had the windows rolled down.
And I could see this craft that was around dusk, and it was triangular, and it was shining its light on the treetops above me.
and it wasn't there was no sound there was no engine it was perfectly quiet and it had a light on each of the triangle points
and I think it was a red light right in the center and I was with a friend of mine in the truck and we were just hollering
we're like oh my god this is one of those things I later reported it on the national what is it called the
national UFO reporting center turned out that a lot of folks saw stuff like that
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another episode of the Area 52 podcast.
My name is Chris Ramsey and today we're going to be continuing our adventure to the planet Serpo.
If you are not currently in the loop, part one and two are available.
And if you don't want to watch those, the quick rundown is apparently.
Apparently, we've had an exchange program with extraterrestrials after the Roswell crash.
We've been in communication with these beings, and we then trained 12 military personnel for several months, and this was approved by the president, to exchange an alien and 12 of our humans.
We're going to send them off to planet Serpo, somewhere in the vicinity of the Zeta-Ratikulized Star System, 39, light years away, which takes 10 months.
Our protagonists have since been very ill during this travel, especially.
in the time fields or the time warp sort of wormholes that they must pass through to get there.
But now, alas, after this arduous journey, our heroes have now arrived to planet Serpo and we, for the first time,
will have a glimpse into another world, another alien civilization.
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Okay, I'm very excited about this.
This is the first time that we get to have a glimpse at another planet.
Well, not the first time we get to have a glimpse to another planet, but the first time we get to have a glimpse to another planet.
but the first time I read anything about a planet in the Zeta reticuli star system.
So very interested in this.
Now, we read through the voyage.
The stoic commander, otherwise known as Skipper, has shown himself to be quite the leader, very worried about his crew.
One of the passengers has passed away due to a pulmonary embolism, I believe.
And so as tragic as that is, he was pilot number two.
You know, he will be missed, but really, what are we doing here?
Do we really need pilot number two?
We'll see.
The commander's diary describes the arrival on Serpo.
EBE1 came in.
EBE1, by the way, quick little asterisks.
I believe was the Eibon that joined them.
The even that stayed on the planet during the exchange, maybe, or was it the one that was translating?
Or was it the female EBE?
Because there was a female EBE.
Not sure how they could tell.
Maybe just by the voice.
I don't know.
EBE1 came in.
Told us the journey was almost over.
Let us to a hallway.
We got into a moving room and moved to another part of the ship.
Wait, wait.
We've established the voice of this character, which I've completely forgotten.
Pardon me.
EBE1 came in.
Told us the journey was almost over.
Led us to the hallway.
We got into a moving room and moved to another part of the ship.
Came out in a large room, many items.
I can't identify them.
But they look like clothing chests or bedroom chests.
We were also led to a large room.
table with food. E.B.1 tells us to eat. He said, good food. Eat. We all look at each other.
7754 says let's eat. Okay, we find plates. Seems like ceramic plates, real heavy. I chose
something that looks like a stew. Then I got a biscuit. Same as we ate earlier.
The drinks were in metal containers. Same fluid we drank earlier. We all ate. Very
little taste in the stew.
Something like potatoes, maybe cucumbers.
Some type of stems.
Not really bad.
The biscuits taste the same.
Everyone sat and ate.
We found something like apples, but didn't taste like apples.
Sweet and soft.
I ate one.
Leaves an aftertaste in my mouth.
Team looks happy.
Some are joking about not having any ice cream.
Okay.
The MVC is in the wrong.
room first time we saw him he speaks through eBE1 the language really bothers my ears high-pitched sounds and
the vocal tones sound very strange e b1 tells us the mc wants us to prepare for landing as he played 13
okay how do we do that must go into the bowl room get into the bowl no one wants to do that but if we have to
we will do that we are led back to the moving room and travel
back to the bowl room we climb into the bowl some use pot for relief of our bowels and bladders then climb into the bowl
the lids close but we are awake just lie there fall asleep we see two suns the bull lids have opened
my wristwatch says eleven hundred i guess it's still day one we climb out e b1 is at our
side. He tells us
landing home.
Okay, I guess we're here.
We gather our gear.
700 reminds us to wear our sunglasses
once we exit. We pack up and walk down a long hallway.
Then in another moving room.
We travel for one minute. Then door open.
We are in a large room.
We see our stowed gear.
Many smaller spaceships are stored here.
A large door
opens, bright light, you see the planet for the first time. We walk down the ramp, a large
number of ebans waiting for us. We see a large ebon, largest one we've seen yet. He comes
forward and starts speaking to us. EB-1 translates a welcome message from the leader. I guess this
guy's a leader. About one foot taller than the others. The leader tells us we were welcome to the planet.
He called it something we do not understand.
E.B.1 isn't doing a good job translating.
But we are led to an open area.
Looks like a parade field.
The ground is dirt.
Looking up, I see blue skies.
The sky is very clear.
We see two suns.
One brighter than the other.
The landscape looks like a desert.
Arizona or New Mexico.
No vegetation that we can see.
There are rolling hills but nothing but dirt.
This must be the central village or town
We landed in an open area
With large structures like electrical towers
Something is sitting on top of these towers
It's starting to sound more and more like John Marston
Well John Marston here
All right
Red Dead reference
The mirrored tower
First of all
The fact that Skipper here hasn't mentioned the fact that they're not wearing helmets outside the plane to the ship is kind of wild.
That's something that I would be very afraid of immediately.
So I don't know if they were previously briefed on the fact that they will be breathing alien air and that the aliens, oxygen, nitrogen, and everything else levels are exactly what humans require is kind of wild to me.
That would be wild to me.
on the center of the village is a large tower looks like a concrete structure very large maybe 300 feet looks like a mirrors place on top of this tower all the buildings look like adobe or mud huts some larger than others looking in one direction can't tell any actual compass ratings but there's a very large structure all the ebans are dressed in the same clothing except for some of the ebids who are on the spaceship
Now I see others dressed in a dark blue outfit, different from the others.
Each even is wearing some type of box on their belts.
All have belts.
Can't see any children, but maybe they're the same size too.
Our boots leave an imprint on the soil.
The brightness is almost too much for our eyes without sunglasses.
Looking around 360 degrees, I see buildings in barren land.
Can't see vegetation.
I wonder where they grow their food.
What a planet.
Hard to believe.
Hard to believe we'll have to live here for 10 years.
But a journey of 1,000 miles begins with one footstep.
Can't remember who said that, but that just came to mind.
Ten years!
Ten years on an alien planet.
What the hell?
Could you imagine being so calm?
I'm surprised not one of these people have just absolutely lost their mind and begun like screaming and punching random ebens.
Like there's nothing stopping anyone from doing that.
I feel like when faced with this type of ontological shift, I mean, one out of ten people is going to start drop kicking some ebens.
I would assume.
Maybe the training is really good.
I'm not saying I would.
punch of gray in the face, but I'm not saying that under those circumstances, my mind wouldn't break and I wouldn't consider it. I'm not saying that.
Interestingly, the Ebenz offload of the supplies and equipment onto 16 separate pallets.
The commander was not able to view the offloading procedure, but apparently it was accomplished very quickly.
So it seems likely that the Ebenz manually transferred everything to 16 pallets and then floated the pallets into the underground storage area.
Perhaps they were able to make the heavy items weightless when they moved them onto the pallets.
Serpo is a rather desolate-looking planet, and the commander is clearly not very happy about what he sees.
In his words, what a planet.
Hard to believe we will have to live here for 10 years.
We later learn that this is not the Eben's native planet, but was chosen as a refuge after the volcanic devastation of their home planet.
Okay, so a volcano.
They can travel through wormholes, but they get wiped out by a volcano.
Yeah, sounds about right.
Welcome to Planet Serpo.
The large number of ebans are welcoming us.
They seem friendly.
Then, almost shocking us, someone speaks English.
We all look around and see an ebon.
The ebon speaks very good English.
This ebon, we call EBE2, speaks almost fluent English.
with exception of not really pronouncing the letter W.
And here, the Mona Lisa gaze into Mona's eyes in perfect health
with no undiagnosed problems and her optic nerve in excellent condition.
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How does he pronounce it?
Like a V?
V will wait for you.
But EBE2 does a good job speaking English.
E.B.2 says we are welcome to Planet Serpo.
Okay.
That is the name of their planet.
EBE2 shows us a device and tells us,
one of us must wear it.
Looks like a small transistor radio.
We put it on our belts.
The weather is extremely hot.
Ask 633 to take temperature.
He says 107 degrees, very warm.
We take off the top jacket,
and that leaves us with a one-piece flight suit.
They all look alike.
All right.
I wonder if that's actually the case,
or if that's just, you know,
60s talk.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, you all look alike.
I don't know.
Might be racist.
The Eben's look at us, but seem very friendly.
Some are wearing some type of shawls.
I asked E.B.2 about that.
EB2 says they're females.
Okay, I see.
They all look alike.
Really hard to tell one apart except for uniform.
Some have different colored uniforms.
I asked EB2 about that.
EB2 says military uniform.
Okay, that makes sense.
EB2 leads us to a series of huts,
looking like Adobe-style houses.
There are four.
Behind them is an underground room,
or storage area.
It is built into the ground, underground.
We have to walk down a ramp.
The doors look like a military igloos
that store our atomic bombs on Earth.
All our gear taken off the space,
ship is stored there we walk down in this area very large room very cool a lot cooler might have to sleep here all our gear is there 16 pallets of gear
is igloo is made up of something like concrete but not the same texture feels like soft rubber but still hard
the floor is made of the same stuff there are lights in the ceiling looks like spotlights they have electricity
We must inventory all our gear sometime.
We go back to huts.
The huts are cooler than outside, but still very warm.
We must get organized.
I tell EBE2 we will need to be alone and get organized.
E.B.2, then, I realize E.B.2 is a female.
Says, okay.
We will be left alone.
I asked for the body of 308.
E.B.E.2 seems to be confused and doesn't know about any body.
I explained to E.B.E.2.
held her hands across her body and bowed.
her head was really an emotional sight because she was almost crying eB2 told us that the body would
be brought to us she must check with her trainer the word trainer kind of shocked me is eB2 in training
and someone is teaching her or is the word trainer and even something different in english maybe that
means leader or commander don't know but eB2 left i told 203 to gather everyone in the lower
storage area we will have a team meeting six three three three
suggested we start the calendar as of today.
It is 1,300 hours on our day one on planet Serpo.
Hot bang.
I like how mid-conversation he was like, oh, she's a woman.
And the shawl being the only difference is kind of wild.
They'd be very confused here on Earth if they went to Italy.
All right.
The team was able to use all their electrical appliances.
They plugged them all into the sealed black box.
all worked. It is believed that the team was also able to use Eben device that they had developed
to communicate with Earth. There didn't seem to be anything to prevent this, except for the slim
possibility that it only worked with the Eben language. But even in that case, the Eben's would have
translated messages into English. For some reason, Anonymous never discusses the utilization of the
communications device by the team. Okay, that's kind of strange that there's like a back-and-forth
instant communication through space and time. That's quite wild. It is interesting to note that the
Ebens have electricity, but no air conditioning. This is one of the many paradoxes of the Eben technology
and civilization. They are advanced and civilized, and yet they are primitive and simple at the same time.
Yeah, that is interesting. Maybe they know something about AC that we don't. The female alien
that the team commander designated as EBE2, who speaks excellent English, is clearly the same EBE2 who translated the Yellow Book and who presented it to our greeting party at the first landing in April 1964.
And who also translated the conversation at the time.
It is coincidental that she was given the same name both times because none of the team members had been present during the greeting at the April landing.
They were all waiting in a bus.
Her emotional reaction in this bit of drama regarding the body of 308 reveals a sympathetic and compassionate nature, which the team learned was generally characteristic of this race.
As we will see, this first incident about the recovery of 308's body was the opening round of what turned out to almost become a major diplomatic problem very early in the game.
In this next diary entry, we see that EBE2,
becomes a very important link between the team and the other Ebens.
Maybe they have books about Earth.
We had a serious problem.
How do we explain to our science to an alien entity,
doesn't know Einstein, Kepler, or any of the other scientists of our time?
Simple mathematics seem so foreign to them.
EB2 is a smart one.
She seems to understand our language more than one and two.
She even seems to understand our basic math.
We started with basic math.
two plus two and then progressed on.
She understood even caught on so quickly that she continued without her help.
We realized that she has a great IQ and she repeated a thousand times a thousand and came up with an answer.
We showed her our slide rule.
Took her a couple of minutes to figure it out, although I don't think she fully understood all the symbols on the slide rule.
She is really something.
We found a personality in her.
maybe because we have more contact with her than the others she's very warm-hearted one can just sense that in her she really cares about us she even worries about us during our first night she seemed to make sure everything was just right for us she warned us about the heat and the light she mentioned that serpo does not get dark like earth i wonder how she knew that is she visited earth maybe she's just educated on her
earth properties maybe they have books about earth anyway on the first night she told us about the
winds what winds gusty winds start just when the one sun sets the other sun does not but stays in the
lower horizon the winds blow dust free dust into our huts we had a very difficult first night
we call it night because it seems that the ebans just call it a period of their day you
EBE 3, AB2, knew the word day but didn't compare it to Earth's day.
Maybe she hasn't been to Earth.
We didn't sleep well during our night.
The Eben's don't sleep like we do.
He seemed to rest for periods of time and then wake and go about their business, whatever that might be.
When we awoke, EBE2 was there, outside our hut.
I opened the door and she was waiting.
Why?
How did she know we were aware?
wake. Maybe the huts are being monitored by some censor. E.B.E.2 told us to follow her to the eating
place. She didn't use the word dining hall or chow hall or facility. She used the word place.
All right. First off, keep it in your pants, Skipper. I feel like this guy's getting a case of
the Serpo goggles. He might be spending a little too much time away from home or other humans.
He sounds a little too intrigued by this EBE2.
Watch a love start blossoming.
I mean, I wouldn't be against it.
I think that that's exactly what this story might need.
All right.
The fact that the team use a slide rule for computations really dates this entry and authenticate's the time frame.
The introduction of inexpensive scientific calculators in 1974 made the slide rule.
made the slide rule virtually obsolete.
But in the 1960s, all engineers routinely carried slide rules on their belts.
In fact, the fact that EBE2 was able to quickly understand the use of the slide rule with its cryptic symbols tells us a lot about the high even intelligence.
The commander speculates that perhaps EBE2 had visited Earth.
At this point, he did not know that EBE2 had indeed visited Earth in April 1964.
and evidently he knew nothing about the Yellow Book, or he would have been informed that she had been the translator.
The fact that MJ12 kept this very important piece of knowledge from the team is astonishing.
In this case, the paranoia and secrecy went too far.
This team had given up a real deal to make this journey, and they deserve to know everything possible about the planet that would be their home for the next 10 years.
someone should have briefed them about the Yellow Book.
I agree. How much secrecy is too far.
We are the aliens. Once I gathered the team, we walked across the village. I'll call it a village for the sake of wording.
We entered a large building. It seemed to be large, based on the small stature of the Ebens.
There was food on tables. I guess we'd call this place at Chow Hall.
Ebens looked at us, but carried on eating. Did they not cook inside their huts?
maybe everyone eats here.
We walked to the food tables.
Same food we saw and ate on the spaceship,
except some items were different.
They had large bowls, something like fruits,
strange-looking things.
They also had something like cottage cheese.
It tasted like sour milk,
but after the initial taste, all right.
I encourage each team member to eat and drink.
Might as well get used to the food.
But 700 tells us to eat just one of their meals a day
and stick to our C-rations for the other meals.
That way, our system will adjust to the Eben food.
We sat at a table, small compared to our standards, and eight.
The Eben's numbering probably about a hundred.
Just eight didn't really bother us.
Every now and then we'd catch Eben's staring at us,
but we were the freaks, not them, we are the visitors, we are the aliens.
We must look strange to them.
We all look different.
They all look the same.
I can't help but think that they do look different.
It's just this guy, you know, he just, it's the 60s, man, you know what I mean?
All right, it makes me laugh.
Okay.
How can they compare us to them?
They can't.
We stare at them and they stare at us.
We see a different look at even, very strange looking creature, large, long arm, almost floats along with long legs.
Can't be an even.
We all stare
This creature just floats by us
And didn't even look at us
I find E.B.E.2
She's eating with three others.
Once I approach her, she stands
And almost bows her head towards me.
Maybe just a greeting?
Have to remember that.
I ask her about the creature we saw.
I ask if it was some other type of Eben.
E.B.2 seems confused.
She asked me what creature?
I used the word creature.
Maybe that was an insult, or maybe she didn't know the word.
I pointed to the thing at the other end of the building.
She then saw what I meant.
E.B.E.2 said, no Eben.
Just visitor, like you.
Pointing to me.
Okay, I see.
They have other alien visitors here.
I guess we're not the only ones.
I then asked E.B.2, what planet did that visitor come from?
EB2 said something like Corta, not sure of the exact.
word. Although I asked her to repeat it twice. Okay. Where is Corta? She walks me to a television. At least
it looks like one. It's positioned in the corner of the building and it's set up like some type of
command station. She places her finger on the glass and something appears. Bit of an asterisk
here. This technology is now commonly used by television anchors, commentators, and meteorologists.
They routinely manipulate images on the television monitors using their fingers and bring up statistical
underpinnings. And it is used like the iPad and all the new tablets. Quite possibly the
evens helped us develop this capability. Okay. The universe, star systems, I don't recognize any of
them. She points to a spot and says, Corta. Okay, where's Earth? She points to another spot and says,
Earth. Based on this television glass space map, Cora and Earth are very close. But I don't
don't know the scale of this map, maybe there are a trillion miles apart or maybe 10 light years,
but they seem close.
I'll have to have one of the scientists, look at this, see.
Okay, I thank EBE too.
She seems pleased.
She almost looks like an angel.
She seems so very nice.
She touched my hand and pointed to my table and said, eat.
Good eat?
I laughed and said, yes, good chow hall food.
She looked puzzled.
I guess she doesn't know what a chow hall is.
I pointed to the building and said,
Chowhall, Earth eating place.
She repeated what I said.
Chow hall, earth eating place?
I laughed and walked away.
Now she will think all earth restaurants are called chow halls.
The description of the creature from Korda sounds very much like an alien we now call the mantis,
because it resembles a praying mantis.
Many contactees have reported seeing these aliens on
spaceships when they were abducted. They are invariably described as kind and compassionate beings.
Thank God. Thank goodness. Jesus. The fact that aliens from other star systems are permitted
to freely mingle with the populace testifies to the galactic cosmopolitan nature of Serpo.
In the Chow Hall incident, we see that a very affectionate trusting relationship has sprung up
between Commander and EBE2,
who has evidently been designated
as their combination translator, guide, and hostess.
All right, so I definitely didn't read into something too much.
It was there.
A love Zabruin, loves of blossoming.
Love to see it.
I'm actually in favor of this.
I love when the, just like in, you know, the La Certa files,
You felt a little bit of a thing, right?
Now, what's different about the Lacerda file
so that she can, you know, obviously she can be a reptilian-like entity,
but she can morph or in your mind at least look like something entirely different.
This guy is just into graze at this point.
He said it himself, they all look the same.
So either he's really into all of the grays,
or he's just a personality guy.
Those are the options.
11. Adjustment.
The team commander's record of the first day on Serpo continues.
We return to our huts.
We must get better organized.
We have a meeting.
Everyone seems okay.
We wonder about latrines?
Where do we relieve ourselves?
EBE1 comes by, almost as if he was reading our minds.
Maybe they can even do that.
He tells, shows us a pot in hut.
We all wondered what that was.
Okay, that is our latrine.
Realize that won't work very well, but we'll do what we can.
Then we realize the pot has some sort of chemical inside.
Our waste are dissolved or something like that.
Can't really tell.
Each of the four huts has one.
That'll work for the time being.
I've got to take a dump.
No, he didn't say that.
I just added that. Sorry about that.
Must be over 140 degrees. Wow. Okay. Very hot on this planet, indeed.
EBE1 tells us to walk on ground.
Not sure what he means by that, but 420 says it might be to just walk around.
Okay, that we will do.
I organize the teams 102 will remain with 225.
I want 633 and 661 to look at the television glass map to see if they can tell which star system is
Corta. I asked 518 the biologist to take a temperature readings and general weather observations.
I know it's hot. Very hot. Must be over 140 degrees. 7.54 warns us to keep covered from sun
radiation. 7.54 says radiation levels are high. It doesn't sound very good to me. This reminds me
in Nevada, 1956 during the atomic bond testing. We had hot weather. We had to worry about the
radiation for the atomic blasts. Now we're on a strange planet 40 light years from Earth and we
have radiation and heat, but we have to explore. That is why we're sent. We start walking around.
475 will take photographs with our military cameras. I hope the film is not affected by the radiation.
How do we develop it? Maybe we didn't think of everything. I team up with 225. We walk to a large open
door building. We walk in and it looks like a classroom, but no Ebenz are here. There's a large
television tube. Takes up an entire wall. There are some lights flashing on this television tube.
We examine the tube. It's very thin. But maybe there are more advanced in this area than us.
They must be. We don't find or touch anything else in this building. We move on. Wow.
It's so very hot. I hope I get used to it.
So they got flat screens.
There you have it.
Flat screen technology in the 50s, in the 60s.
What is this?
An alien planet?
I forgot to ask you guys, what's your conviction level so far on this whole thing?
I want this to be real so bad, by the way.
Like, I want nothing more than for this entire story to be 100% accurate.
I'm not quite there.
But I'd be curious to know, is there something in this story?
Obviously, the whole thing sounds a little preposterous, but is there something in this
story that rings more true or that was perhaps seeded or inseminated into this book?
Is there something that rings more true than something else?
What is that detail?
For me, it might either be the time travel stuff, like the wormhole stuff.
I love that concept.
Or just the fact that there was some type of meeting.
But let me know what your thoughts are.
And as for the binary star system,
is anyone out there like into geophysics or astrophysics
that could corroborate, you know,
whatever they said about the temperature,
the time of day, and that type of thing?
I wonder.
I might not be smart enough to understand how that would actually work,
or would it be some sort of three-body problem where it would spin chaotically out of orbit or collide.
The commander's comparison of conditions on Serpo with the 1956 atomic bomb testing conditions in Nevada,
especially with regard to radiation exposure, tells us that he must have been involved in those tests.
This is the second piece of information revealed about the commander's past.
We previously learned that he was from Colorado.
The huge, thin television tube without electronics showing,
sounds suspiciously like our modern flat-screen televisions.
Once again, was this technology given to us by the Ebenz?
It's interesting that the commander is surprised by that.
They are more advanced in this area than us.
Why would he be surprised that they are ahead of us in television technology
when he knows that they have mastered time travel?
That's a great question.
How he's like, time travel.
Okay.
TVs. What the hell?
The commander continues.
We find a large tower.
Looks like an antenna tower, but it has a large mirror.
We saw this when we first arrived yesterday.
We find an even standing near the door, but he moves aside.
We ask him if he understands English.
He just stares at us.
But seems friendly.
I guess he doesn't speak English.
We move on into the building.
Can't find any stairs, but we see some type of round glass room.
Maybe it's an elevator.
Then, we hear English.
We turn around and find EBE2 standing there.
Where did she come from?
I ask her if we may explore this building.
She said yes, of course.
She points to the glass room and says, go up.
Okay, we enter the glass room.
The glass door closes and goes up real fast.
In no time we were at the top.
The sun dial tower.
But what is this?
We ask EB2. What is this?
She points to the sun and then points to the top of the room where the mirror is located.
She then points to the ground.
Okay, we see it.
The tower is in the middle of the circle.
The circle is situated on the ground.
In each quadrant of the circle is a symbol.
I see that the sun is directed through the mirror.
Maybe this isn't a mirror as we know it.
since the sunlight travels through it.
But once the sunlight travels through it,
the light is directed on a symbol within the circle.
E.B.2 says that when the light contacts the symbol,
then Eben's make change.
Not sure what that means.
Maybe she means it tells the Eben's what to do.
225 seems to think it's a sundial.
When the sun strikes a symbol,
the Eben's change what they are doing,
do something else.
Maybe the even day is structured, or maybe this is their clock.
Strange.
But we are on an alien planet.
I'm glad I still have my sense of humor.
We have to start using even time.
This is only our first day, first day of school.
We have a lot to learn.
We have to keep an open mind.
Can't keep comparing things to Earth.
We have to open our minds, new ideas, new science.
All these things are.
foreign to us, but we must learn. I pointed to my wristwatch and then pointed to the ground in a
gesture to show EBE2, that the two items are timepieces. Not sure if she understood. But I said time,
and she then understood. Yes, she said, even time pointing to the ground. I pointed again to the
wristwatch and said, Earth time. EBE2 then almost smiled and said, no.
No earth time on Serpo.
Okay, that makes sense.
225 said.
She just told us that Earth time doesn't work on Serpo.
Yes, I guess she did.
What good is our watches, her time devices here.
They don't work.
We have to start using even time.
But we must also maintain our time because we must know when to leave.
Ten years seems like a million.
Maybe based on even time that it might just be a million years.
Let's hope not.
No time to think about home.
We have a mission and duties to perform.
We're a military team, and we must maintain that idea.
225 of myself go back into glass bowl and go down to the ground.
The sketch shown here was made by the team commander to attempt to capture his view of the base of the mere tower.
He considered this important enough to draw because the sun's focus on these objects
dictated the day's activities for everyone in the community. And each community had such a tower.
See page 142 for what Anonymous says about the commander's sketch. It should be noted that
Anonymous claims the sketch was made in 67. Since the team arrived on Serpo in mid-66, obviously
the sketch was not made on the first day of the planet, but a few months later. The words in brackets
were added by email recipient and editor Victor Martinez. Anonymous mentions,
drafting templates to explain that these templates were used to make the sketch.
It is not a free hand drawing.
Website moderator Bill Ryan adds the following information about how it was drawn.
It is cinch and shown conclusively that this drawing was made with a barrel rapid design R-22 architect's drawing stencil.
However, it is also known that this very common template was on the market a number of years before Serpo mission departed in 1965 and may well have been included among the equipment.
taken by the Serpo team.
Cool.
Another corroborating piece of,
minor corroborating piece of evidence here
to support this event
at least being made up in the 60s.
Comments by Anonymous about the sketch.
A great deal of planning
went into the 10-year mission to Serpo.
Several teams of officials planned what equipment to take.
These officials tried to imagine
every conceivable situation
where certain types of tools
and other equipment might be needed.
One area was capturing the view and makeup of objects, artifacts, and landscapes on planet Serpo.
The mission team took cameras, 16 different types of cameras and drawing drafting equipment.
Although no team member was trained in drafting, three team members had drawing experience from their college days.
Several different types of drafting templates were taken on the trip.
The planning officials tried to envision every type of situation where a template might be needed.
The drawing made by the team commander depicts the base of the sundial.
Each object meant a certain time of day to the ebens.
When the sun was directed through the sundial onto the object at the base of the sundial,
that meant a specific task or change of to the ebens.
For example, it might signal a change in work schedules, a time to rest, a time to eat, a time to celebrate, etc.
After a few years, the team learned each symbol and learned the meaning of each symbol.
This drawing is a copy of the actual drawing made by the Team Commander in 1967.
The team also took many photographs of the sundial symbols.
The regimentation of the Ebens Society is surprising.
Our team was able to determine the average IQ of the Ebens was about 165 on our scale.
It wouldn't be expected that aliens with such high intelligence would subject themselves to such rigid control over their daily activity.
On Earth, we associate creativity with complete freedom of expression,
and we understand that creative people must be permitted to live perhaps eccentric lives.
We actually expect writers and artists not to conform to conventional patterns of life.
Perhaps this is the key.
The Ebens did not display the sort of individuality that we have.
And consequently, there was little or no creativity in the Eben race.
They are not very innovative.
They simply accept the precedents and follow the rules handed down to them from earlier generations.
Intelligence alone does not guarantee creativity.
From this, we can begin to appreciate the unique qualities of the human soul and the importance of diversity.
Couldn't agree more.
Eben food.
Let's talk about this paper mache, this tasteless stuff.
Actually, there's stuff that has taste like apples.
And they got fruits there too, which is cool.
Even food.
We walk into another building, large again.
Inside, we find rolls and rolls of plows.
plants. There must be some sort of greenhouse. They're growing food. Many ebans are inside.
They look at us with some glares. But we just walk in and around. One ebon comes up to us and
speaks, but in ebon. He seems to be telling us something. He points to the ceiling and then to our heads.
Maybe he's telling us to cover our heads. We must find EBE too. We go back outside and then find
EBE2. She always seems to be near. Now we understand why. She's monitoring us by the devices we are
wearing on our belts. I ask EBE2, what is that building? She says, food-making place.
Okay. Maybe we contaminated the place. We told her that another Eben spoke to us and then pointed
to our heads. EBE2 seemed confused and walked back into the building with us. The same Eben
and exchange words with EBE2.
E.B.2 then told us that we must wear a cover on our heads in order to enter.
Why?
But we didn't argue.
This other Eben produces some sort of cloth hat, and we wear it. We walk about.
The Eben seemed happy.
We look at their plants. They're growing food and soil.
They have a watering system. They also have some sort of transparent cloth over each plant.
I point to the watering system and ask EB2 if that is water, drinking water.
Two said yes, and then senses we are thirsty.
Two leads us to a place near another entrance and offers us water.
At least we think it's water.
It tastes like chemicals, but it is water.
Actually tastes good.
This is another example of even technology that seemed novel to our people at the time in the mid-1960s,
but hydroponics now commonly used here to grow vegetables.
It permits complete inexpensive control over plant growth and requires no soil.
It is beginning to appear that we learned a great deal from our Serpo experience.
In his sixth information release, Anonymous gives the following details about the Eben Food,
taken from the 3,000-page debriefing document that he had in his possession.
My God, 3,000.
Also, interesting, you know, at first I was like, okay, flat screen.
Oh, I guess we got that from the aliens.
But more and more, how cool would it be if, like, the stuff that we have around us
is at least partially influenced by, like, the journals of this guy?
That was, like, a real thing.
It's probably where ping pong came from.
All right.
Food was a problem for our team members.
Our team consumed most military-style sea rations,
but eventually had to switch to ebon food.
The ebans had a variety of food items.
They grew vegetables.
Our team found items similar to potatoes,
but they tasted different.
They had some type of lettuce, turnips, and tomatoes.
They were the only items similar to ours.
The ebans had other vegetables grown.
These were strange-looking round items with long vines.
The ebans cooked the vines and ate the large portion of the plant raw.
The ebans had some type of white liquid,
which we first thought was a form of milk,
but after tasting it,
our team realized it was different,
both in taste and content.
The liquid came from a small tree,
located in the northern portion of the planet.
The Ebenz literally milked the tree for the liquid.
It appeared to be some sort of pleasure to drink the stuff.
Our team members never got a real taste for the liquid.
The Eben's cooked food.
They make pots of stew,
which was extremely tasteless to our team.
We used a lot of salt and pepper.
They also baked a form of bread.
It was a non-heast bread that tasted fairly good, but caused extreme constipation to our team members.
We had to drink large quantities of water in order to digest the bread.
The one common food that the Ebens and our team members liked was the fruit.
The ebans ate a great quantity of fruit.
The fruit, although different from anything we saw, was sweet.
Some of the fruit tasted something like melons, while others tasted like apples.
Another problem was the water.
The water on Serpo contained a number of unknown chemicals found by our team.
Our team eventually had to boil the water before drinking it.
Seeing this, the Ebens built a large plant that processed water for our team.
How kind of them.
I like these Ebens.
Eben Elimination.
Okay.
Anonymous continues.
The Ebens did not have a physiological need to release body waste as we did.
The Ebens had small collection locations in the residence.
for their body wastes, but the Eben's body was extremely efficient in processing all food taken in.
Their body waste consisted of a small amount of fecal matter, similar to a small cat robbing.
Our team members never saw any urine excretion from an even.
On the other hand, our team members' wastes consisted of bulk quantity of both fecal matter and urine.
The Eben had to dig large waste reception sites for our 12 team members' wastes.
The Eben's accommodated our team.
How kind of them.
They seem very kind and friendly.
But this goes against a lot of the modern lore that states that the Eben just poop through their skin.
Skin poopers is the scientific technical term, I believe.
Instead, they poop like cats, apparently.
And they don't pee.
Hmm. Disappointing.
12. Confrontation. Okay. Some drama.
And fourth. This would be a long-term project which it would take generations of totalitarian control to bring to a successful conclusion, a foolproof system of eugenics designed to standardize the human product and so to facilitate the task of managers.
Forward by Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Okay?
Ominous.
Following the death of 308 on the trip to Serpo,
the Eben's took control of the body without explanation.
Upon arrival, the team commander requested the body of 308 and was told that was not possible.
In the following diary entry, the commander relates how his attempt to retrieve the body escalated into a tense confrontation
and how EBE2 tried desperately to diffuse the situation.
It took all 308's blood.
Leader of the Ebens is a larger creature than the others. He seems to be more aggressive than the other Ebens. When I write aggressive, I don't mean in a hostile way. He seems to be the boss similar to me as a team commander. Its voice, although after all this time, I still can't understand any words, is harsh with a tone that is different from the rest.
203 claims the leader has an attitude. I agree. He's extremely friendly to us and has accommodated all of our requests.
The leader has requested many things from us, most of which we have provided.
One strange thing is our blood.
You wanted all of us to supply a blood sample.
Two explained that the blood, or health fluid, as two explained it,
was necessary for them to supply any medicine to us if we should ever need it.
70754 feels that a blood sample might just be used for other purposes.
We have allowed the EBINs to utilize 308's body for experiments.
They took all 308's blood.
That was without my approval.
It's a little hypocritical.
Didn't we also exume and autopsy the bodies that crashed at Roswell?
I feel like there's a bit of a double standard here with what we're allowed to do with their bodies and what they're allowed to do with ours.
I wrote about that in Log 38888.
We had a very tense situation with the Ebenz about that.
When we traveled to the building Housing 308's body, we were concerned.
confronted by several Ebens. EBE1. This EBE1 is the Eben leader referred to above. He is not the same as EBE1 who crash at Roswell.
Showed up and I explained that we wanted the body of 308. One told us that we will take it.
The 11 of us walked by the Eben's numbering six and walked into the building. They did not attempt to stop us.
While inside, we could not open any of the containers. There was some type of system, maybe crypto style.
that was being used to lock the containers.
We did find the container housing 308's body.
We decided to send 899 out to storage area and get some explosives to open the container.
EB2 showed up with the leader.
Two was extremely polite and asked us to wait.
She used the word please several times.
In fact, she actually used the English word, beg.
We backed off and I told EB2 that I wanted our friend's body,
and we wanted to examine it.
Two translated that to the leader.
There was a long exchange of words between the two.
Finally, two, who seemed very frustrated,
told us that the leader would like us to go to another location
and speak with another Eben, a doctor,
about the body of 308.
Two explained that everything we wanted to know about 308's body
would be explained to us by the Eben doctor,
who, too, said, spoke English.
I told two that I would leave 899 and 754 here,
to guard the body, and I would take the others to the location containing the doctor.
Two translated that to the leader. Again, there was a long, drawn-out exchange of words between the two.
It lasted for several minutes, finally. Two stated that the leader would like all of us to leave
this building and go visit with the doctor. I told two, no. I would not leave the body of 308 alone.
I felt that this was going to be a confrontation. I told 518 and 420 to go back, obtain our handguns, and
come back asap. I was not going to allow the Eben to countermand my decisions. When E.B.2 heard this,
she told me to wait, placed her hand against my chest. I told her to translate that to the leader.
Again, there were several minutes of word exchanges between the two. Two then stated that the
leader would bring us to doctor here to discuss the situation with us. Two asked me to please stop,
don't send your men for guns. Guns are not needed. We can settle this without guns. Please, don't.
I told two that we would not get the guns, but we would not leave until we saw 308's body.
The leader did something with the communication device on his belt.
About 20 minutes later, three Ebenz showed up inside the building.
One of the Ebenz identified himself as a doctor and spoke very good English.
The doctor had a strange sounding voice, almost like a human's voice.
The doctor did not have a high-pitched accent, like one and two.
I was very impressed with this doctor.
I just wonder where he's been for the past 18 months.
He never saw him before.
This doctor told us the 308's body was not inside the container.
The evens have done experiments with 308's body
because they considered it an honor to have such a specimen to work with.
The doctor told us that they used 308's body
to create a type of cloned human being.
I stopped the doctor at this point.
I told the doctor that the body of the teammate
was the property of the United States of America.
planet earth the body did not belong to the ebans i did not authorize any experiments on the body of 308 i explained that humans consider a body to be religious only i could have authorized the use of 308's body for experiments i demanded to see the body the doctor explained the body was gone this doctor said all the blood body organs were taken out and used to clone other beings the use of the word beings
really scared me and the others. 899 became extremely angry. He called the doctor's curse names. I ordered
899 to be quiet. I then told 203 to take 899 out of the building. I realized this matter could
really blossom into a major incident. I could not allow that to happen. There were just 11 of us,
and we realized that if the evans wanted to imprison us or kill us, they could do it very easily.
But I didn't think the Eben's would resort to such behavior.
I was not going to allow the incident to advance into something worse.
I realized there wasn't much we could do about what the Eben's
body.
Again, I reiterate, boo-hoo, all right?
How many of these bodies have we torn apart, right?
But this guy probably doesn't know that by now, and this is the 60s,
and he is perhaps, you know, somewhat of a religious fellow.
E.B. 2 looked very upset.
Two told me that everyone should be nice.
She repeated the word nice many times.
Two did not want this matter to escalate.
I kind of felt sorry for two.
She was trying to mediate the matter.
203 suggested we return to our living quarters and have a meeting.
I told the leader that I did not want any further interference between whatever is left of 308's body and experiments.
I pointed my finger towards a leader's face.
Two translated along with the doctor.
The doctor, who was extremely straightforward, told me that.
that nothing further would happen with the body, but advised me very little was left of the body.
Two then told me the leader was concerned that we were upset, that we were their guests,
that the leader was upset that we were offended. The leader did not wish to upset us
and promised that nothing further would happen to the body. I thanked too and had her relay that
to the leader. We returned to our huts. Everyone was upset, especially 899. I told each member to
calm down. I explained our situation as if each team member didn't already realize it.
That we were only 11 military personnel. We had no way of fighting the Ebens. We did not come
40 light years to start a war with the Ebens, a war we could not win. We could not even win a
simple fist fight with these Ebens. Yes, maybe we could beat them up, but what then?
We have to realize that our situation enact accordingly. I ordered each member,
to reconsider the situation and to accept the facts about 308's body.
I told 633 and 700 to investigate the cloning procedure with the English-speaking even doctor.
Let's get all the facts about what they did with the body and what we can find out about the body and the even's experiments with the body.
All right.
Bit of a dramatic turn here.
I liked how they were like, what do you mean?
We just took the body apart and cloned it.
I hope that's fine.
again, we probably ended up doing the same thing.
It is funny how primitive our hip check sort of reactions are.
Where some see heroes and others see egos.
Bloomberg sees the era of billionaire athletes.
A fad to some, the future of money to others.
We see crypto's trillion dollar swings.
The end of jobs or the end of huge.
human struggle. We see the endless funds fueling the AI hype. While others follow the noise,
we follow the money. Learn more at Bloomberg.com. In comparison to their culture, like immediately,
he's like, get my gun, go get my gun. And the Ebens are like, whoa, whoa, hold on. Like,
we didn't want to, you know, upset you or make you angry. But, you know, immediately, we don't even resort
to like anything other than get my gun.
That body's American.
You're in violation.
Sounds about right.
All right.
A Brave New World.
The trip to Serpo was our traumatic introduction to the world
that Aldous Huxley had prophetically anticipated
33 years earlier in 1932
in his classic novel, Brave New World.
Even 20 years before James Watson,
Francis Crick, and Maurice Wilkins
have solved the riddle of how human traits are
passed from generation to generation with a discovery of DNA molecule, Huxley could see where it was
all leading. A synopsis of the book in Master Plots, edited by Frank N. McGill, says,
human beings were turned out by mass production. The entire process, from the fertilization of
the egg to the birth of the baby, was carried out by trained workers and machines. Each
fertilized egg was placed in solution in a large bottle for scientific development into whatever
class in society the human was intended. As early as 1943, Nazi horror doctor Joseph Mengele,
the so-called Angel of Death, was already studying identical twins at Auschwitz to learn how to clone
human beings. By the time, the team left Earth in 1965, DNA was well understood by science,
and the team scientists should have been aware of it, especially since Watson, Crick, and Wilkins
had won the Nobel Prize in Physiology of Medicine in 1966.
Also, by that time, there were reports leaking from top secret circles that some of the gray aliens who had been abducting humans were creating a hybrid human alien race using sophisticated genetic procedures.
Although the books on this subject by But Hopkins and John Mack were yet to be written, furthermore, it was believed that the grays themselves were clones.
So the concept of human or alien cloning should not have been totally foreign to the doctors of scientists on that team, and yet,
They were shocked by the fact that the Eben's considered the body of 308 a great prize for their cross-breeding experiments.
This was their rude introduction to a brave new world of genetic engineering.
But bigger shocks were yet to come.
Bum-bom-bom!
The Eben Genetic Laboratory.
Here we go.
The team commander continues the story in his diary.
Two came to the hut.
I told two and 633 and 700 were going to examine what was left to 3.0.000.
They would also conduct research into the Eben's experiments done on 308's body.
Two, look very concerned.
It is sometimes difficult for us, even after the time that we have been on this planet,
to determine the meaning of facial expressions on an Eben's face.
Two replied that she must first obtain approval.
Approval was a new word for it, too.
She was reading or learning her language.
Maybe she's just picking up her words.
I told two that she can go get permission, but that we were told when we arrived that we did not have any restrictions on where we went.
Two said she would speak with the leader.
633 and 700 gathered test equipment and prepared themselves for the examination of the Eben Laboratory.
According to our time devices, two came back in about 80 minutes later.
Two said it was all right for my men to visit their laboratory.
I decided that I would also visit it.
Myself, 633, 700, were escorted by EBE2 to the laboratory facility.
We had to be taken by helotransport service, as we call their helicopters.
It took us some time before arriving at this location.
According to our compass readings, which are not really a compass reading, but we made points of references, and according to them, we traveled north.
The facility was large by Eben standards.
The buildings look like a large single-story windowless school.
We landed on the roof, or maybe just the landing zone on the roof.
We were escorted down a walkway or ramp.
They don't have ladders on this planet.
I think I wrote about this in one of my past entries.
They have ramps.
We arrived in a room, white walls.
We then walked through a hallway, into another larger room.
We met our English-speaking doctor.
We saw many other Ebenes, all dressed.
in a bluish-colored one-piece suit.
Different from their ordinary suits, I spoke of in past entries.
The doctor told us all the experiments are done inside this building.
He didn't call it a laboratory, just a building.
It's done to create clone beings.
We were led into another room where there were rolls of containers
looking like glass bathtubs.
Inside each bathtubs were bodies.
I was shocked, as were 700754.
This is kind of crazy because now this is something that comes up over and over and over and over in abduction cases.
I'm reminded of Eric Nance Steele, someone that I interviewed, that he was also shown these vats with these floating babies.
If you think back to Betty Andreasen's accounts, she was also shown these vats with these fetuses and aliens and human bodies.
inside these glass containers filled with liquid.
Not unlike the scene in the Matrix, you know, when people wake up from the Matrix in the real world where they're sort of grown in these vats.
So it's interesting to get a peek behind the curtain here at, you know, a lot of times we get to see it on board or we get to hear about it on board, but literally they've got this going on to their home planets as well.
hideous-looking creatures.
Bodies.
Strange-looking bodies.
Not human bodies, at least not all of them.
We started walking down the space between the tubs.
We looked into the tubs.
These were hideous-looking creatures.
I asked the doctor what type of creatures were inside these tubs.
The doctor told us that these creatures came from other planets.
700 asked the doctor where these creatures dead when they arrived?
Or did the ebans bring them here dead?
The doctor said all the creatures were brought to the planet alive.
700 asked that the creatures were kidnapped or brought here against their wills or their wishes.
The doctor was not sure of the word kidnapped.
The doctor seemed puzzled.
The doctor asked about the question.
700 said that these creatures were taken from another planet and brought to Serpo without permission from them or their leaders of their planet.
The doctor said that these beings were brought here for experiments.
These creatures are not intelligent beings.
Two then use the word animals.
Okay, now I understand.
All these creatures are animals from other planets.
The doctor didn't seem to understand the word animal.
Two, and the doctor exchanged words in Eben, and the doctor said,
Yes, they are animals.
I then asked if there are any intelligent creatures in this building.
The doctor said yes, but all of them were dead when they arrived on Serpo.
700 asked to see these creatures.
The doctor corrected 700s by saying,
Beings.
Okay, I guess creatures are animals and beings are like humans.
Let me first write down the description of these creatures inside these tubs.
They were not all alike.
The first creature I see inside the tub looked like a porcupine.
It appears to have a tube placed inside of it.
The tube leads to a box underneath the tub.
The second creature I see looks like a sea monster.
has a large head, big deep set eyes, no ears, a mouth, but no teeth.
It's about five feet long, it has two lower legs, but no feet.
It has two arms, but it doesn't appear to have any elbows.
It has hands, but no fingers.
The creature also has a tube going through it.
The next creature looks like nothing I can compare to.
It has blood red skin, two spots in the middle, maybe eyes, no arms or legs, very strange odor.
The skin appeared to be blotchy with scales, maybe like a fish.
Maybe it is a fish.
The next creature was human-like, but the skin was white, not skin white, the color white.
The skin was wrinkled.
The head was large, two eyes, two ears, and a mouth.
The neck was very small.
The head almost looked as if it sat on the lower torso.
The chest is thin, with large bone-like protrusions, and the arms were curled.
with the hands but no thumbs.
The legs are also curled with the feet, but only three toes.
I couldn't look at any more creatures.
Oh, like a tridactal.
Interesting.
Interesting and interestinger.
Here we go.
I saw the dark side of this civilization.
We walked down another hallway through a room, down a ramp, into another room.
We came into a room that looked like a hospital room.
There were many beds, or at least.
some type of bed
Eben's style bed
I described them before
and each bed was a living being
as the doctor called it
the doctor told us that each being was alive
and well cared for
700 asked the doctor if these beings
were all ill or sick
EB2 had to translate that
but the doctor said no
they are being lived
three of us 102
754 and 700
seemed really stunned by that word lived
I asked two what the doctor meant.
Two exchanged words with the doctor.
Two then used the word grown.
700 asked the doctor if these were the clone beings that he'd mentioned before.
The doctor said yes, that each being was being grown, using the same word as two just used.
754 asked the doctor if these beings were being grown like a plant.
The doctor said, yes, that is a good comparison.
700 asked the doctor how they are grown.
The doctor said that certain parts of their beings were used to grow these beings.
The doctor said that he could not explain the process in English because he didn't know the words.
700 then asked two if she could explain the growing process,
and two said she did not know the English words.
Two said that parts of the blood and other organs are used to mix a substance
that is placed inside the bodies of these beings.
That was all two could explain in English.
I told 700 to go back and get 420 and bring them back.
While we waited for 420, we looked at these beings.
They were breathing.
They looked like humans, most of them.
Two of the beings on the end looked like humans with dogheads.
These beings were not awake.
They were either sleeping or drugged.
420 returned.
420 then spoke with two.
420 is really good.
However long we have been here, some guess about 80.
18 months earth time. 420 learned the language well. 420 then said that the growing process involved
cells taken from other beings, grown and mixed with chemicals, and then inserted into the bodies
of other beings. That was about all he could explain. 420 did not know the words EBE2 used. But the word
cells were used. Two then told me that some things were taken from inside the cells. 7754 then asked if
the items taken from inside the cells were cell membranes or identification markers for the cells.
EBE2 translated that to the doctor, both seemed confused, and they said they could not explain the
process because they did not know the English words for it. 700 used the word, advanced biological
extraction of the cell membranes, but neither two or the doctor knew anything about that process.
I asked 754 if you might understand what they were doing. He said the human cell contained smaller substances,
that can identify the structure with the membrane to the cell.
This isn't something that Earth technology has advanced,
but 754 has read about it prior to leaving.
But 754 doesn't think that Earth technology can be used
to grow living cells into what the ebans have done.
The emins must have found a way to grow cells
and to make them into living beings.
700754 said nothing like this is known on Earth.
I then asked the doctor if 308's body was used to create a being.
The doctor said yes
And showed us the being
I was shocked
As was 700754
This being with our teammates
Blood and Cells looked like a large
Eben but the hands and legs were similar to humans
How could they have grown this being so quick
Obviously this is well above our intelligence
I saw all I wanted to see
I told the doctor that we would like to leave
Two saw that I was upset and touched my hand.
Instantly I felt concerned.
Two was really concerned about what I saw.
Two said we leave.
We traveled outside this building, a building that I did not wish to see again.
I saw the dark side of this civilization.
The Ebenz are not a humane civilization we thought they were.
But I must say, they didn't hide anything.
The doctor spoke straight to us, just like the Ebenz.
They don't know how to lie.
seeing what we saw will change our impression of the ebans as long as we stay on this planet
the two doctors seven hundred and seven fifty four were beginning to understand what was going on
when they asked if the items taken from inside the cells were cell membranes or identification markers
for the cells and then when seven hundred fifty four said that human cells contain smaller
substances that can identify the structure with the membrane of the cell he was describing
DNA without being aware of it the commander goes on to say this is his
something that Earth technology has advanced to, but 754 has read about it prior to leaving.
The doctor basically understood what was happening. But DNA biotechnology on Earth was not yet being
used to duplicate living beings or grow organs. They must have obtained quick education about this
when they saw the hybrid creature that had been created using 308's DNA. Evidently, the Ebens
have the same capabilities as the grays. They're ongoing.
alien genetic engineering program has been proceeding since the 1950s in underground laboratories
such as Dose in New Mexico, various whistleblowers have reported seeing the genetically engineered
quote-unquote freaks in these locations. We have, no doubt, learned a lot from these alien
experiments, and now with our well-developed DNA knowledge, we basically understand, at least
theoretically, what the Ebenz and Greys are doing, whether or not we have attempted to duplicate any of their
monstrous experiments is of course unknown.
That may be one reason for the continuing secrecy.
This is true.
This is true.
You know, you think about Dolly, right, the clone sheep.
Not too long afterwards, you had the Ra aliens, this cult, actually not too far from here in the province of Quebec, that, you know, was apparently in front of a congressional hearing as well.
testified that they can clone a human.
But you got to think, if we successfully, like we currently today are cloning animals.
That is a fact.
You can buy a, you can have your dog or cat cloned.
Say you really love your cat or you really love your dog.
There are services today that you can pay for cost about 30 grand.
And they will clone your animal multiple times because sometimes the clones don't take.
And you'll get to take one home.
and it'll be physiologically identical.
Will it be your pet?
Of course not.
We know this.
But it will be the shell of your pet.
Exactly.
And so we have that technology.
To think that somewhere in some privatized lab,
all humans across the world have agreed collectively not to clone humans is preposterous.
Like we've all been like, no, we'll build.
nukes and, you know, we'll think of the worst possible virus that we can, you know, sort of congene
in a laboratory. We will also make the most potent poisons and mustard gases. And we will
experiment with all sorts of the most horrendous, horrific weaponry that money and AI can put
together. But cloning another person, that's just too far for us. I don't believe.
I don't believe that we would stop at simply cloning an animal and never consider, you know,
if you're doing these black budget programs, trillions of dollars, of course they clone people.
Of course they've tried.
And if we haven't, our adversaries have.
It's kind of wild to think about, isn't it?
Like, why haven't we seen a human clone yet?
Oh, because we all agreed to follow the rules for cloning.
What?
And follow the rules for anything else.
We're continuously lying about everything.
But yet, like, that's the one line we're not going to cross?
I don't think so.
But interesting.
You know what?
I kind of appreciate, I'll be honest, this is a, this is an off the sticks moment.
I kind of really appreciate the, uh, the earnestness of these ebans and how they don't lie.
they're just
and they do have emotion it seems like
EBE2 at least has
emotion
they just have this insanely
high
level of
sort of logical
proceduring like they all they know how to do is just like be logical
and they don't understand anything that is illogical
and uh
that is kind of neat
but they
do seem, and although they do have like individual personalities, there is a sense of hive-mindedness
that they adhere to. You know, when you talk about the clock that tells them what to do every
day or just like, yeah, and maybe that's what they need to make a cohesive society. Maybe
they figure that out. It's just really interesting to see how humans have developed a relationship
with things like cloning or things like disposing of a body and how they,
have, you know, evolved to feel about the same things, um, rather differently. And maybe,
maybe that's because of religion. You know, we have so many different religions on this planet.
Doesn't seem like they've even addressed the religious thing yet, which you'd think that
that would be one of the first things they talk about, you know, being in the 60s, like, hey,
well, who's your God? You guys worship Jesus here? You know what I mean? I don't know.
interesting nonetheless this is a very interesting and compelling story i am in i do want to see what
happens with the further development of the ebbin relationship uh vis-a-vis our skipper our commander
yeah what are your thoughts anything in here stand out to you as particularly interesting
intriguing or you know somewhat revelatory please let me know in the comments below i'd be very
curious to read is something that I've missed, and I'll be sure to mention it on the next video.
Folks, I appreciate your time. I appreciate you being here with me on this very silly,
extremely out there adventure, but I look forward to the next installment of the secret journey
to Planet Serpo. Peace and love.
