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Founded in 1991, our society consists of a
team of active reporters and field investigators who
factually gather, study and disseminate evidence relating to Earth Mysteries, (e.g. Ley Lines, Terrestrial Energies and Ancient Site Anomalies), Strange Aerial Happenings, (e.g. Unidentified Flying Objects or UFOs), and The Paranormal, (e.g. Spirit and Psychic Phenomena).

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CGI - Computer Generated Imagery... the problem facing UFOlogy

As we all know, (or should know) a fairly large percentage of UFO videos currently on the net are not what they claim to be at all; we speak of computer-generated fabrications... something that you won't find here on the BEAMS site, as everything we publish is carefully vetted.

Yes, quite a few individuals have been busily working away producing CGI hoaxes... fake alien sightings... all with the help of some clever animation software; of course the idea, first and foremost, is to fool UFO believers; but the pranksters also hope to make a bit of cash through advertising revenue, by publishing on YouTube and monetizing their channels.

That said, we have come across specific examples which look to be beyond the handiwork of mere amateurs; rather, we suspect the involvement of some extremely talented and experienced digital artists.

Our suspicions beg a serious question; are all these hoaxed UFO recordings simply the products of wannabe computer 'nerds' operating from home? those attempting to gain a bit of fame and fortune? or is there more to this problem than meets the eye?

Might it be that in some cases, (such as with certain high profile YouTube UFO channels) professional studio technicians are employed to manufacture this type of fake UFO news? By a secret government agency perhaps?

The likely intention? to muddy the waters and bring the topic of Unidentified Flying Object Phenomena into disrepute.


BEAMS Chairman Ken Parsons