At this we realized that on their ship or on their persons, we had
not seen a thing that would give any indication or comprehension of a
destructive weapon. Instead, when we were first introduced to these men
at the airport we had noticed in their ship many types of scientific
instruments and much literature of what we considered was on science
because of the sketches and pictures we could see.
In our opinion, this telescope and the whole project is the most
stupendous accomplishment in the field of engineering and science
that a human could ever view. This has given us evidence of their
advancement. In fact, the two hundred inch on Mount Palomar is a toy in
comparison, for this instrument, as stated before, is the equivalent on
Earth to five thousand inches. It measures automatically the distance
of any planet or star, focuses its number on the screen, analyzes the
mineral contents of a planet in quantity and in quality, gives the
amount of water and the amount of land, its vegetation growth and its
deserts, and makes no mistake whatever in regards to inhabitants,
whether there be any or not, or life in any form. The astronomers here
do not spend night after night taking pictures and then trying to
figure them out. It is all done for them mechanically.
They even knew of the war we on Earth have just gone through. They got
the picture of the Earth madness so well that they have a photograph of
it here, showing airplanes flying above the Earth and blowing it up.
As this picture was shown to us one of the scientists said, "the people
on Mars believe that the people on Earth have gone actually insane,
destroying their own homes in that way. That is one of the reasons they
really don't care whether they ever come to Earth with their ships or
not. They feel that people with such destructive natures have nothing
in advancement to teach them."
So that is the kind of an instrument they have here, known to us as a
telescope.
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