A Cosmic Encounter

A True Story of an Alien Abduction

De: Stewart W. Bench

Narrado por: Stephen Bel Davies

When an alien craft stalled Stewart Bench's truck on a back country road, he tried his best to just forget about it. But then they came back and made it personal. In A Cosmic Encounter, for the first time, Stewart tells the incredible true story of being encountered and then abducted by aliens. As an engineer, Stewart uses his technical experience to describe the specifications of the alien craft, their technology, their communications, and their mission.

You will discover the details of the alien device implanted in his nose, the telepathic communication displayed by the aliens, and a wealth of information about the layout and operation of their vehicle and equipment. This is a highly detailed, close-up look at how aliens are able to infiltrate our airspace and conduct experiments on humans - without any official acknowledgement - as well as the personal toll these encounters have on the abductees.

©2021 Stewart W. Bench (P)2021 Tantor

interesting

1st half the book was very engaging. 2nd half was ... strange. instructional and dry. I probably won't listen to it again.

Narration was good!

Should be classified material

If anything in this book is true, it is quite a mind melting read/listen. It’s been on repeat the last 2 weeks because of the amount of information. Many of the descriptions of the technology is complicated—I haven’t come across this material anywhere else. It will require multiple repetitions to digest because the author goes into technical detail.

This is all hyperbole.

In the first encounter he describes the 4’ Aliens cutting a lock of his hair off. He is 6’1”
He spends an inordinate time describing the layout of the Aliens craft, as if to give credence to his story.
There are just too many inconsistencies in his story. “I think he protest too much."

Not great

First part of the book was OK. Second part was terrible and unbelievable. Narrator sounds like a cartoon character. I couldn’t finish the last couple
Of chapters due to annoying narration and unbelievable content