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This image of potential extraterrestrials has parts that really stand out. It was dated dated March 15th, and taken in a private home’s dining room. You can see the table and chairs at the bottom. There are a lot of strange shadows swirling around and numerous possible faces. I believe it could be a portal that is turned almost horizontally, and suspended above the aforementioned table, to avoid humans accidentally coming into contact with it.

I highlighted the eyes of potential beings/extraterrestrials for convenience’ sake below, and towards the bottom of this post, after showing brightened versions with increased contrast below, I am providing closeups of various sections with possible beings/species names. These are based on my own research as well as the opinion of Kryle Smith, an experienced UFOlogist/specialist.

Zoomed in portion with dots showing likely eyes of potential/suspected beings.

Unenhanced segment showing likely portal angled away from camera and suspended.

Brightened and increased contrast version.

Brightened with more contrast version.

The above strip comes from the very top portion/strip of the image. Enhancements such as improved lighting and contrast begin to show what appear to be possible beings. Below, they are listed from numbers 1 to 5. Descriptions follow.

1: Appears to be a possible insectoid of some kind. This is based on what appear to be large mandibles hanging down, like those found on stag beetles.

2: Possible Andromedan. Face is turned almost entirely to the right, large, dark eyes and overall head shape is visible.

3: A likely species of grey. LArge, almond-shaped eyes are visible, as is the arms and torso.

4: Another Andromedan. Face is turned to the left, as if it were speaking/communicating with the previous one. Head shape and jaw outline is visible, as are the eyes, mouth and temple region.

5: Hard to distinguish, but may be a species of reptilian known as an Arlarian. Possible entity appears to be looking directly at the camera.

Next up, we have a group of 3 seeming entities toward the left side, where the possible portal begins to curve steeply down and around. The 3 versions below show them, with them showing more or less distinctly based on the degree of lighting and contrast. Keep in mind, we are dealing with thermals and beings from a different vibration that are present in layers, not necessarily together. They are grouped together in the image below the vertical cropped ones, and numbered 1 to 3.

1: Appears to be another possible insectoid. There are again, what look like large, beetle-like mandibles naging down, almost like walrus tusks. Brow ridges and a cranium appear visible, with a split in the center of the facial region exhibiting likely bilateral symmetry.

2 & 3 are incredibly blurred, but based on eye shape and size appear to possibly be greys of some species. The smaller one appears to be seated on the larger one’s lap, and could be its child.

Last up, we have a cluster of potential entities. I’ve marked them by colors for ease of viewing. First up, we have the largest entity, which appears to be what is known as a tall grey. Its eyes and fingertips are marked in orange, and it appears to be emerging from the portal with its gnarled left hand raised, almost like some Frankensteinian creature emerging.

In front of the likely tall grey and obscuring its neck is another regular grey, this one virtually identical to the one that appears to be seated in an adult’s lap. Its head is like a round-edged triangle, with the point at the bottom being its chin. It may be another child.

Last but not least, and with their eyes indicated in light blue, are two more greys. The smaller/more distant one, close to the tall’s hand, is hard to see, just the blurred eyes. (keeping in mind, we’re dealing with thermal images, which are invariably unfocused and hard to discern). The closer/larger one appears to be looking at around a 45-degree angle to the left and shows a distinctive head shape, not to mention some eyeshine on the left eye (closest to the camera).

That’s it for now, folks. So, hat’s your opinion? Are all of these potential entities nothing more than oddly symmetrical & strange-looking lens reflections and/or heat swirls, or are they something else, swirling around near the ceiling in that dining room? Comments are welcome, and don’t forget to check out the books section on the site.

Best,

Max

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