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To confirm this diagnosis, a number of research teams have tried to date the remains - a task made difficult by the reluctance of the Javanese authorities to allow test samples to be taken from the skulls.Every person who has an alien encounter describes a non-threatening presence, so theses stories differ from ghost encounters where someone may feel like they are being watched by an unwelcome guest.They all have something else in common: despite the protests of the scientific community, there is nothing intrinsically impossible about any of these phenomena.A lot of UFO adherents often refer to the Bible as a well of knowledge when
