10 People Who Claimed To Visit Other Planets

10. The Denton Family

Denton’s son, Sherman, reportedly visited Venus and described giant trees shaped like mushrooms filled with sweet jelly and a creature resembling a cross between a fish and a muskrat. He visited Mars, peopled by a race with four fingers, yellow hair, and wide, blue eyes who flitted around in aluminum flying machines. Mrs. Cridge and Mrs. Denton also visited Mars and described their art, culture, and religion in detail. Jupiter, meanwhile, was also peopled by blue-eyed blondes, but these people could float in the air, and their women wore braids down to their waists.

9. Emanuel Swedenborg

The Swedish philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg believed the universe was filled with other planets inhabited by humans (though spiritual beings.) Men of the Moon were described as dwarfs about the size of a seven-year-old boy, though stouter in stature and with thunderous voices. Mercurians resembled Earthlings and wore tight clothing. Martians resembled humans of various hues without facial hair, lived in perfect communes (wrong thinkers being exiled), wore clothes made from tree bark, and were apparently the best people in the universe. The inhabitants of Jupiter were upright, soft-spoken, happy, and family-oriented people with an obsession with washing their faces and a tendency to walk on their hands. Finally, Saturnians were restrained, humble people with low self-esteem. They had little interest in food and clothing. Rather than burying their dead, they would cover them with leaves.

8. Howard Menger

UFO contactee and alleged reincarnated Saturnian Howard Menger claimed to have been taken on joyrides through the solar system on a flying saucer. His interaction with aliens began at the age of 10 when a mysterious woman in the forest told him he was chosen and destined for great things. He claims the beings and civilizations on Venus and Saturn vibrate at a higher frequency than those on Earth, rendering their bodies more tenuous and often invisible to us. He described beautiful suburbs with redwood trees on Venus, unfamiliar animals, and people walking around in pastel clothing. Back on Earth, later in life he recanted his story, blaming it all on a CIA mind experiment, only to re-recant back to his original story in the 1980s.

7. Captain Kaye

In 2014, an alleged whistleblower named Captain Kaye claimed he had spent 17 of his 20 years in the military on Mars, protecting five civilian colonies. He claims he was recruited into the Mars Defense Force (MDF) from a covert branch of the US Marine Corps called “Special Section,” although the MDF apparently recruits from a number of different military branches.
The main human colony on Mars is Aries Prime, built in the middle of a crater. Captain Kaye reports Mars has a breathable atmosphere and occasionally balmy climate. His mission was to defend the human colonies from the two indigenous races, a reptilian race and an insectoid race, aggressive in defense but not expansionist, usually content to leave the MDF and Mars Colony Corporation alone. Things took a turn toward the end of his service as all human military personnel were ordered to retrieve a sacred reptilian artifact from a cave. The ensuing battle killed almost 1,000 personnel and left only 27 survivors.
Captain Kaye said he hopes his testimony will bring to light the breakaway human civilization on Mars, and he has been backed up by Michael Relfe, who also claims his 20 years of service included covert operations on the red planet.
In 2015, Captain Kaye’s real name was revealed to be Randy Cramer, who gave further details such as the Moon landing being a cover for extensive operations on the Moon in the 1950s and Mars in the 1960s, and the US Marines “Special Section” being set up by President Eisenhower as a counterweight to Majestic-12.

6. Andrew D. Basiago And William B. Stillings

50, a lawyer in Washington State who served in DARPA’s time travel program Project Pegasus in the 1970’s, and fellow chrononaut William B. Stillings, 44, who was tapped by the Mars program for his technical genius.They state that ten teenagers were enrolled in the Mars training program. In addition to Basiago and Stillings, two of the eight other teenagers in Major Dames’ class that they can identify today were Barack Obama, who was then using the name “Barry Soetoro,” and Regina Dugan, who Mr. Obama appointed the 19th director and first female director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in 2009. In 2004, Washington-based attorney Andrew D. Basiago began telling his story of a top-secret organization called Project Pegasus. Although he was only seven years old at the time, Basiago claims he had, from 1968 to 1972, participated in a number of bizarre experiments that took him on journeys through time, space, and potentially into parallel universes.

5. Ingo Swann And Harold Sherman

Remote viewers Ingo Swann and Harold Sherman allegedly undertook psychic journeys to Mercury and Jupiter, just ahead of the Pioneer 10 space probe. Mercury was allegedly filled with rainbows and had a thin atmosphere and a water-dwelling form of lichen-like lifeforms living on rocks. Jupiter was said to have a bitter cold atmosphere of swirling colors and tornados, as well as a 9,000-meter-high (30,000 ft) mountain range. Evaluations of the accuracy of the remote viewing were decidedly mixed. Doctors Russell Targ and Harold Puthoff thought Swann and Sherman’s reports compared favorably with data received from the Mariner 10 and Pioneer 10 research spacecraft.

4, Dana Howard

Contactee Dana Howard wrote a number of books describing her experiences on Venus, She allegedly made first contact with a 250-centimeter-tall (8′) Venusian woman named Diane in 1936.
“Her head was radiant with a crown of fire, strands of golden hair cascading gently over her beautiful, slightly olive-tinted shoulders. The strange mystic light flooding her dark, prophetic eyes, added a wistful something to all her other charms . . . ‘Have no fears, Child of Earth,’ she intoned. ‘Let the doors of your mind be opened and we of the faraway planets will speak to you in poetry and song.’ “
Howard then entered a space ship made of translucent materials with gold trimming and gem studs. Then the mysterious woman disappeared, and Dana Howard was swept off on a trip to Venus.

3. George Adamski

In 1952, Polish immigrant George Adamski and some friends went into the Mojave Desert to look for UFOs. There they saw a gigantic, cigar-shaped craft and chased after it. The cigar craft rocketed into space, and Adamski was left alone when another, smaller craft appeared and a man appeared about 40 meters (130 ft) away, beckoning Adamski. He was a beautiful 160-centimeter-tall (5’3”) man with long, blonde hair and tanned skin, wearing a brown one-piece suit with a broad belt and red shoes. After shaking hands with Adamski, he opened telepathic contact and said his name was Orthon, he was from Venus, and he came to warn the Earth about the dangers of nuclear energy. This was only Adamski’s first encounter. He would later claim to visit the Moon (where he reported “billions and billions of fireflies . . . flickering everywhere,” as well as cities, forests and snow-capped mountains) and Mars and Venus, where he enjoyed banquets with local inhabitants. He went there aboard bell-shaped flying saucers piloted by Nordic space brothers and took a number of photographs of the craft.

2. Orfeo Angelucci

Employee at Lockheed Corporation aviation. He encountered a dashing flying saucer pilot named Neptune who told him secrets of the universe and warned him of the dangers of Communism, and another handsome humanoid named Adam, who over steak dinner turned Angelucci’s glass of water into delicious space nectar by means of an effervescent white pellet.
After being brought to an alien world via flying saucer, Angelucci remembered having lived there before in a previous life on the world and that his original name was also Neptune. The world was apparently a remnant of the shattered planet Lucifer, once the most radiant planets in the universe, which had turned against the etheric beings of the “Father” or “Source.” He would also meet Jesus Christ, whom he revealed to be an infinite entity from the Sun, and witnessed the end of the world, which would happen in 1986 if humanity didn’t mend its ways. Good thing we got on that.

1. Rael

In 1973, French racing car journalist Claude Vorilhon reported a dramatic encounter with a humanoid alien named Yahweh at the Puy de Lassolas volcano park, who told him the secrets of the Elohim, the alien creators of the human race. Yahweh told him he was his real father, and bestowed him with the name Rael. In 1975, Rael claimed to have been taken to the planet of the Elohim (and the nearby planet of the Eternals, where humans live for 700 years before being cloned from a single cell taken prior to death) via flying saucer, stopping along the way for a massage and aromatherapy treatment at the outskirts of our solar system. Suitably refreshed, he arrived on the planet and met his half-brothers Jesus, Muhammad, and Buddha. While there, he was tempted by an Eloah named Satan, who told him Yahweh’s plan for enlightening the human race was doomed to failure and made a counter-offer of billions of dollars in a Swiss bank account if Rael would help carry out a plan of final cataclysm through worldwide racial war.

The very fact that they all tell different accounts from the same planets they claim to have visited, can't we just deduce that they are all full of it?

a reply to: angryhulk

If all the accounts contradict each other that would technically leave room for one account to be possible. I look at it as entertainment. My favorite is Randy Cramer aka Captain Kaye. Hes got a bunch a videos on youtube. I plan on looking into Andrew D. Basiago And William B. Stillings. That's new to me.

originally posted by: angryhulk
The very fact that they all tell different accounts from the same planets they claim to have visited, can't we just deduce that they are all full of it?

agreed. But then again...if you were an alien and visited various parts of the Earth...at different times...you would no doubt encouter various species...but not just various species, but different looking human beings.

For instance, you might touch down in Africa and meet the local pigmey tribe...or you could touchdown in Sweden...and see...well...a sh** load of migrants...and a few Nordic looking dudes

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly

originally posted by: angryhulk
The very fact that they all tell different accounts from the same planets they claim to have visited, can't we just deduce that they are all full of it?

agreed. But then again...if you were an alien and visited various parts of the Earth...at different times...you would no doubt encouter various species...but not just various species, but different looking human beings.

For instance, you might touch down in Africa and meet the local pigmey tribe...or you could touchdown in Sweden...and see...well...a sh** load of migrants...and a few Nordic looking dudes

Yes, but read the stories. They all talk about 'Saturnians, Mercurians, Martians" and the like but with completely different descriptions. They talk about actually learning the culture, the planet, how they live. These are not tales of someone visiting a planet and bumping into a random animal and them describing it as best they can. These are stories containing information they know to be correct, to reflect the prime inhabitants of that planet and how they live.

So I revert back to my original post.

originally posted by: gmoneystunt
a reply to: angryhulk

If all the accounts contradict each other that would technically leave room for one account to be possible. I look at it as entertainment. My favorite is Randy Cramer aka Captain Kaye. Hes got a bunch a videos on youtube. I plan on looking into Andrew D. Basiago And William B. Stillings. That's new to me.

Absolutely, I have an imagination for similar stories and I enjoy them. I just thought I should initially share my brutally honest opinion.

Going back to your response, which story would you choose (in your mind) to be more accurate, i.e. not a lie.

a reply to: gmoneystunt

Sounds like they all had some wild imaginations or were hallucinating on drugs at the time.

a reply to: WeRpeons

Yeah especially when you read about their accounts of "giant trees shaped like mushrooms."

originally posted by: angryhulk
Going back to your response, which story would you choose (in your mind) to be more accurate, i.e. not a lie.

Umm.. lol. maybe Randy Cramer aka Captain Kaye but his claims are really wild especially when you listen to his full account. Next maybe Andrew D. Basiago And William B. Stillings and I still haven't finished looking into their claims.

a reply to: gmoneystunt

You left out Cyrano de Bergerac and Baron Munchausen, both of whom claimed to have visited the Moon.

a reply to: gmoneystunt





As a physical abductee myself, but with no memory of such bizarre tales, I've seen "the light" in another way in regard to these contactee accounts. IF...and that is a big "if," I take these stories as honest recollections of the affected, then I must conclude that they cannot be real, but they can be false memories.


That determination does not imply that they folks involved were liars and that their basic experience did not happen. (There is no way to eliminate the wantabes from those having genuine experiences at the hands of the ETs.)

First, however, we need a bit of clarity. There are true abduction experiences that have some supporting physical facts to back up that contention. Usually, it is an object or light is seen and then there is the typical abduction scenario with a "medical exam" and perhaps information about how we are destroying our world one way or another.

Then, there are the cases as presented here that seem to be invariable false. Any time that we have scientific data that clearly shows that Venus is too hot or that Jupiter is too dense to support any type of high order life then you have to toss such stories. They are false because they are total inventions by the claimant, or the claimant was given visions by ETs to further add to the very confusing UFO myth in which we are enmeshed.

The other explanation hinges upon an understanding that there is an active program over the decades to mislead people about what is going on. There are two parties in keeping that deception on-going. First, the US government ignores and denies the phenomena as being ETs at work. Second, the ETs work at building a many-faceted "history" of themselves and their activities.

A good distinction comes with a determination of whether the bizarre accounts are part of a typical "greys" abduction event or a different type of encounter with other beings, usually idealized humans that take people on sighting-seeing tours of home planets, etc. The greys and their activities are the real ETs and the blonde, tanned, tall and often robed humans are the mental creations that are common stock in the vision type of "encounters."

The crux of the affair is that the greys are real, going about their usual business of tinkering with our DNA and the other encounters portrayed in this thread are the vision seers either truly having a vision installed from outside of themselves or entirely self-fabricated. Still, all of the visons are false. One continuing point comes across from both when the greys tell an abductee where they are from or when a contactee repeats a song and dance story about the wonderful home planet life of the very human ETs.

That major point is that they are always hiding the simple truth of where they actually are coming from. That is the strategy to hide that simple fact by adding to the blur of the myth purposely created by your government and the ETs, whether they each operate individually or in concert.

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly

originally posted by: angryhulk
The very fact that they all tell different accounts from the same planets they claim to have visited, can't we just deduce that they are all full of it?

agreed. But then again...if you were an alien and visited various parts of the Earth...at different times...you would no doubt encouter various species...but not just various species, but different looking human beings.

For instance, you might touch down in Africa and meet the local pigmey tribe...or you could touchdown in Sweden...and see...well...a sh** load of migrants...and a few Nordic looking dudes

Very good point. That being said, i cant see anywhere on Venus having tress

originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: gmoneystunt





As a physical abductee myself, but with no memory of such bizarre tales, I've seen "the light" in another way in regard to these contactee accounts. IF...and that is a big "if," I take these stories as honest recollections of the affected, then I must conclude that they cannot be real, but they can be false memories.


That determination does not imply that they folks involved were liars and that their basic experience did not happen. (There is no way to eliminate the wantabes from those having genuine experiences at the hands of the ETs.)

First, however, we need a bit of clarity. There are true abduction experiences that have some supporting physical facts to back up that contention. Usually, it is an object or light is seen and then there is the typical abduction scenario with a "medical exam" and perhaps information about how we are destroying our world one way or another.

Then, there are the cases as presented here that seem to be invariable false. Any time that we have scientific data that clearly shows that Venus is too hot or that Jupiter is too dense to support any type of high order life then you have to toss such stories. They are false because they are total inventions by the claimant, or the claimant was given visions by ETs to further add to the very confusing UFO myth in which we are enmeshed.

The other explanation hinges upon an understanding that there is an active program over the decades to mislead people about what is going on. There are two parties in keeping that deception on-going. First, the US government ignores and denies the phenomena as being ETs at work. Second, the ETs work at building a many-faceted "history" of themselves and their activities.

A good distinction comes with a determination of whether the bizarre accounts are part of a typical "greys" abduction event or a different type of encounter with other beings, usually idealized humans that take people on sighting-seeing tours of home planets, etc. The greys and their activities are the real ETs and the blonde, tanned, tall and often robed humans are the mental creations that are common stock in the vision type of "encounters."

The crux of the affair is that the greys are real, going about their usual business of tinkering with our DNA and the other encounters portrayed in this thread are the vision seers either truly having a vision installed from outside of themselves or entirely self-fabricated. Still, all of the visons are false. One continuing point comes across from both when the greys tell an abductee where they are from or when a contactee repeats a song and dance story about the wonderful home planet life of the very human ETs.

That major point is that they are always hiding the simple truth of where they actually are coming from. That is the strategy to hide that simple fact by adding to the blur of the myth purposely created by your government and the ETs, whether they each operate individually or in concert.

So says you..with nothing to offer for proof. Not buying it, sorry buddy.

a reply to: 3danimator2014



Well, buddy, you do gotta think about it a bit and know something about it. You sound like the government's approach to UFOs, no respect for the topic, simply deny and ignore.

originally posted by: 3danimator2014

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly

originally posted by: angryhulk
The very fact that they all tell different accounts from the same planets they claim to have visited, can't we just deduce that they are all full of it?

agreed. But then again...if you were an alien and visited various parts of the Earth...at different times...you would no doubt encouter various species...but not just various species, but different looking human beings.

For instance, you might touch down in Africa and meet the local pigmey tribe...or you could touchdown in Sweden...and see...well...a sh** load of migrants...and a few Nordic looking dudes

Very good point. That being said, i cant see anywhere on Venus having tress

I didn't see where MarioOnTheFly said all these peoples claims were true. Aliensun explained that Venus is too hot and you have to toss such stories. I will re-post Aliensun's quote

originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: gmoneystunt

Then, there are the cases as presented here that seem to be invariable false. Any time that we have scientific data that clearly shows that Venus is too hot or that Jupiter is too dense to support any type of high order life then you have to toss such stories.

a reply to: gmoneystunt

i believe almost everything these people stated, reality is always far more bizarre than fiction,

Oh, i believe that hallucinations can be divided in groups, the ones your own mind create,
but then there are those, that are purely from external stimuli, that the brain cannot observe while operating under "normal" conditions.

But then again, i am totally insane.

originally posted by: gmoneystunt

originally posted by: 3danimator2014

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly

originally posted by: angryhulk
The very fact that they all tell different accounts from the same planets they claim to have visited, can't we just deduce that they are all full of it?

agreed. But then again...if you were an alien and visited various parts of the Earth...at different times...you would no doubt encouter various species...but not just various species, but different looking human beings.

For instance, you might touch down in Africa and meet the local pigmey tribe...or you could touchdown in Sweden...and see...well...a sh** load of migrants...and a few Nordic looking dudes

Very good point. That being said, i cant see anywhere on Venus having tress

I didn't see where MarioOnTheFly said all these peoples claims were true. Aliensun explained that Venus is too hot and you have to toss such stories. I will re-post Aliensun's quote

originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: gmoneystunt

Then, there are the cases as presented here that seem to be invariable false. Any time that we have scientific data that clearly shows that Venus is too hot or that Jupiter is too dense to support any type of high order life then you have to toss such stories.

I never said he said the stories were true.

???

a reply to: 3danimator2014

Then why bring up Venus having trees?

a reply to: gmoneystunt

There are many more than these 10, fyi.