Humanoids at Zahara De Los Atunes, 1939

I always find these older anecdotes interesting from a Psycho-Social perspective as often the descriptions are fairly dated as a sign of the times, and what people thought space aliens should look like, behave, and dress were they to ever encounter them.

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The descriptions of the crafts and entities in the two aforementioned reports do correlate with reports half a century later, right down to "non-lethal" deterrent of approaching humans to the "sample-collecting" behaviour even.

Even the invention of the Grey alien is just an extension in the social consciousness of TV space aliens.

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Not quite. Art is imitating life in this regard.

The witnesses of this event have stated that somehow, the marks left by the spacecraft itself were still visible up until 1980. I am not sure how that was possible, but if true, that's pretty remarkable.