UFOs And Water.

[AlienSun]

"Water is the elixir of life," so said Indian Sir C.V. Raman in the 1930s or so.  He was talking about it being necessary for any and all life on Earth, but that view goes further today. 

Modern astronomy reports that studies have shown that there are incredibly huge amounts of free water in the Universe.  And so, we need not be surprised why the ETs want it.  It is a necessary substance for all life, and perhaps even powers their fantastic devices.

[Karl12]

And so, we need not be surprised why the ETs want it. 

Well whoever or whatever they are they certainly like stealing water lol.

Here's a pretty bizarre case of a UFO and an empty 10,000 gallon water tank - the witness described a kind of 'black tube' appearing from the base of the object and was sick with headaches and nausea for more than a week after the incident.

Fitting in with the clock thread he also stated that after the incident his watch refused to work whenever he tried to wear it.





• White Acres farm, Rosedale, Victoria - September 30th, 1980.






 

The Gippsland region of Victoria took centre stage during the latter half of 1980 with a puzzling array of events that featured the disappearance of substantial bodies of water. By far the most interesting of these and certainly one of the most interesting physical trace cases to have occurred in Australia was the UFO landing that took place on September 30th, near Rosedale.


Incident:

Awakened by stock disturbances, the caretaker of a property observed the passage of an extraordinary object -- a domed object with a white top, moving at about 8 feet above the ground. Orange and blue lights could be made out on its surface. The UFO was apparently 28 feet in diameter and some 15 feet high. The object hovered for a short time over an open 10,000 gallon water tank. It then landed on the ground, some 50 feet from the tank. The caretaker approached the object on a motorbike to within 30 to 50 feet. A whistling noise had been heard up until the advent of "an awful scream". A black tube appeared around the base of the UFO. There was a tremendous bang, and the object lifted up and left the landing site. The witness was almost knocked off his bike with a blast of hot air. At about 30 feet out from the landing site and at an altitude of 8 to 10 feet, the object fell silent. At this point debris (largely stones, cape-weed and cow dung) fell away from the base of the object. The UFO was eventually lost to view in the east.

A Catalogue of Australian Physical Trace Cases

Effects of UFOs Upon People by James McCampbell (PDF)

Physical trace / water tank:

Where it had landed could be found a ring of black, flattened grass 30' in diameter. When he examined it in the daylight, he discovered that all the yellow flowers within the circle had been removed. Only green grass remained. But even more bizarre, the water tank was empty, with no evidence of spillage. Only the muddy residue at the bottom of the tank was left, and there was something peculiar about even this, It had been pulled into a 2' high cone shape. The rancher was sick with headaches and nausea for more than a week afterward.

A similar ring was found the following December at Bundalaguah, not far from Rosedale. The water in a nearby reservoir was also mysteriously missing.

Lots of links deleted nowadays but Paul Norman conducted some great research on other Australian UFO/missing water reports and John Pinkney goes into a bit more detail below about other cases from the area including Bundalaguah:

"I soon discovered that these alleged phenomena were not confined to a single state. They had been reported, albeit sporadically, for several years around rural Australia..

"The UFO was ringed with red and green lights but what most astonished us was that it seemed to be standing on a thick wall of water.

Then as our eyes adjusted to the darkness we realized what was happening: it was sucking the water up from the creek..

[Karl12]

And so, we need not be surprised why the ETs want it. 

There's also a disproportionate number of UFOs landing in Alfalfa fields - whatever that's about.

This Aussie miner also reported UFO occupants collecting water through a tube back in 1940.





See 8:30

[Sirius]

There's also a disproportionate number of UFOs landing in Alfalfa fields - whatever that's about.

Found a couple of angles on the alfalfa, the first being fodder for all the cows they be taking. Maybe used to synthesize something like an insecticide.

But there is also the fact that your chance of landing in a alfalfa field is never 0.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfalfa
During the early 2000s, alfalfa was the most cultivated forage legume in the world.[sup][65][/sup] Worldwide production was around 436 million tons in 2006.[sup][65][/sup]

By AndrewMT - Own work, CC BY 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.ph...d=10377149

Maybe they took a liking to beef and is figuring out how to farm cows.

Jokes aside, getting water, crops, all the animal stuff sounds like a colony, or permeant station and not just some curios visitors. The water is just getting transported.  It's used for boring everyday stuff.  Who travels far to collect water?