Do not expect bright lights, green men or insane aerobatics as there were none. I have been silent about what I learnt on this day but due to items learned becoming reality, the last few have made me realize I should not take these to my grave Do not expect a grammar masterpiece as I am not a writer. Do expect to see where we could go from here and the reality of where we are going. There will be things readers will not like. There are things I do not like. I need professionals to recreate some of the blueprints I saw, scientists to make head or tail of technology I saw, manufacturing techniques and how to arrive at a point where we are allowed to join the info "network." I can reveal a global path that will advance us forwards thousands of years, I can explain what other witnesses have seen, the real reasons why some of the wonders of the Earth were built, what some visitors have been up to and changes they made. Best of all was how some planets 10000 to 20000 years ahead of us arrived at a point where their inhabitants were content and obtained 99% leisure and 1% work What I learnt on the day was so complicated for me that I find it difficult to talk about without running ahead of myself and changing the subject several times. The book is a condensed version and once someone has read all of it I am open to questions. This saves someone taking in half or less, of the story and that is if they stop long enough to listen. Get the whole picture and then ask the questions. I am not clever enough to explain the complicated stuff but can say yes or no to scientists questions. Whoever buys the book and is interested can contact me by Facebook and ask questions etc. All technology talked about in the book is open for anyone to develop and are not yet covered by any rights as long as you tell where it came from. My UFO is about my coming across a device whilst mapping range target vehicles on Otterburn Ranges in the U.K. The device I am now sure, was a probe. It worked automatically but had a system on board in case a being with enough intelligence was able to use it. We have also done this with some of our probes but have only placed a plaque on the outside with a few pictures and symbols "in case" someone sees it. You would think with all the stars in the universe there would be millions of inhabited planets but our "big bang" only produced about 250 inhabited planets that have made it past the possible extinction threshold. The probe knew of most of these and was able to give answers to me based on the planet with the subject matter closest to ourselves.