Dream About Alien Invasion

Gotta cut back on the late night eating and establish a normal sleep cycle because over the past week or so I've been having some wild dreams.

The one I had last night was a real cinematic doozy:

I remember walking outside with some friends.

The sky was clear and blue except for a pale hazy area at around a 50° angle.

My mind initially thought, oh, it's the moon because sometimes during the day you can see the moon in the sky.

Well, it was the moon but something was unusual about it.

It was mostly enveloped in what looked like a volcanic ash cloud and you could see large chunks of it expanding in all directions.

Those clouds erupting from it weren't dark but a faded hazy light grey from what I assumed was because of the atmosphere. Like how you see an airplane way up in the sky but it's a light colored grey, faded by distance.

It was small at first but slowly and gradually expanded outward, chunks of rock quietly escaping the ash cloud at the same speed of watching a plant perk up after you water it.

I couldn't believe what I saw because I even joked to my friends out loud, "Look, they blew up the moon."

Then the reality of it set in. I thought more than likely alot of that moon rock was going to come crashing down to Earth.

Then there was the thought of even if we didn't get hit with moon rock, what would that mean for Earth with the tides, seasons and whatnot. Bad news.

As soon I a thought that, I saw a missile fly by. Then another missile. Before I could even think that the maniacs finally did it and blew it up, I saw giant triangular ships high up in the sky.

Some were flying forward and away like the opening of Star Wars and then one flew overhead at a lower altitude but it was completely on fire.

The once clear sky was now full of moving bodies.

The slow ominous creeping cloud coming from the moon. About 4 to 6 fast moving missiles going in all directions, followed by 5 or 6 steadily descending triangular ships, one of which was on fire.

There was no fear, just pure awe but I knew this was it.

With the moon blown up there was no way we were going to pull through but nothing mattered anymore.

We just stared at the skies in silence.

And then I woke up.

a reply to: CloneFarm1000

Why does one always wake up just when it's getting really interesting?

I guess they would do just that.

a reply to: incoserv

I'm pretty sure that's when I died in the dream.

Every time except for 2 instances, whenever I die in a dream, I usually wake up. There's a dream I remember dying in Pompeii when a rock fell down on me and immediately the dream ended.

If I had to guess, it's based on survival instincts and my body tells me to snap out of it.

Those 2 instances of dreaming when I crossed the threshold were interesting.

The 1st time I died and it kept going, I was on the street. I could see my body lying there but from my point of view I gradually ascended upwards, like a plane taking off, everything got smaller and smaller until I was in space, a floating consciousness.

The 2nd time, a nuclear bomb went off and as I dissolved into atoms, it felt as though my consciousness was shedding my skin. The fear and pain instantly gone and I felt like I was transforming into energy and existing in another realm, like, "Oh, this isn't so bad."

Even if they're bad dreams, I usually have a lot of fun. There was a zombie attack dream I had years back where I woke up laughing.

If I have a recurring dream, I can usually "fast forward" it or even change the outcome.

The only bad bad dreams I have include a significant other cheating on me and I wake up angry or depressed. Those and the ones where I'm half asleep with sleep paralysis and there's a shadow figure in the room.

Dreams are fun.

a reply to: CloneFarm1000

Maybe we really die, but we just wake up in another timeline...

a reply to: CloneFarm1000

sleep paralysis and there's a shadow figure in the room.

You need a sword to cut the net before it descends onto you. Then give them hell

It's like Rick and Morty. Which is why I am the Caled-est Caled.

I really found this story interesting.

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: CloneFarm1000

Maybe we really die, but we just wake up in another timeline...

a reply to: Caled

They are jumping dimension as far as im aware, and have to dispose their own bodies from that dimension.

It's more like the movie Mr. Nobody.

a reply to: CloneFarm1000

Your dream may be prophetic.



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I had a similar dream years ago. And at the end of the dream, I had a humongous craft lurch outside my bedroom window, and when I looked out at it and saw its hardware closely, I saw on the wing:

US AIR FORCE written on it!

Just a dream, though...or maybe...a nightmare...

Hi just jumping in on that dream, spooky!! I had dream some years ago maybe 7 or 10, it looked like railway platform but wasnt a railway platform. A huge what appeared to be a space ship was just floating next to the platform taking people on board, not sure why or what its destination was, but it had the US Airforce decal on the side of it.

originally posted by: CloneFarm1000

And then I woke up.

Welcome back, to the nightmare

That looks just like me these days.

originally posted by: XXXN3O

Interesting dream. The moon is a bit of a mystery., and the moon blowing up in your dream is interesting too. I reckon that is theoretically posible. One would never know for sure until it hapens.

We have all read here on ATS the stories about the Americans being warned not to go back to the moon, and as olaru12 pointed out; the moon is said to have rung like a bell when the Americans crashed a part of the landing module on the surface.

We could go the orthodox scientific explanations that the moon is just a rock. But where is the fun in that?

We can account that the moon need not be totally destroyed to give the distinct impression of it blown to pieces.

Let's say the moon is artificial. That implies that there could be a metalic shell below the dust and rocks that makes up the surface we see in photographs.

If we have a metalic shell, we can also have electrostatic charges. Like the feather-dusters on the TV adverts that electrostatically pick up all the dust on the bookshelves.

Electrostatically charge a metal sphere and it will collect dust and other objects.

Here is a photograph of a cat demonstrating static cling to illustrate what I mean.



(Original image: Sean McGrath from Saint John, NB, CanadaDerived image: Black Rainbow 999, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons)

Styrofoam peanuts clinging to a cat's fur due to static electricity. The triboelectric effect causes an electrostatic charge to build up on the fur due to the cat's motions. The electric field of the charge causes polarization of the molecules of the styrofoam due to electrostatic induction, resulting in a slight attraction of the light plastic pieces to the charged fur. This effect is also the cause of static cling in clothes.
Source: Wikipedia electrostatics.

A metalic sphere could camouflage itself quite easily when you take into account the knowledge needed to build it in the first place.

One could also suggest the accumulation of debris as being an electrostatic weapon. Change the polarity of the shell and dust and rocks fly off in all directions. Localise the change in charge and one could target certain directions. Earth for instance.

Polarity changing: attract and repel. - Nice and simple.

If one could translate orbital energy into rotational energy. One could move the moon closer to earth too. Get to the halfway point and our tides would be eight times higher than now.

Shed the rocks and dust to pepper the Earth, move the moon closer to flood the coasts and then invade. Fire from the sky and global floods.

Not that I am implying the moon is an enemy. The moon seems to quietly mind it's own business and leave us alone for the most part. However if the moon were to feel threatened by governmental and corporative greed, one could understand a preemptive strike.

Just spitballin' as the Americans say.