Set Your Phaser to Stun is a scientific investigation into the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis, which demonstrates beyond a reasonable doubt that we are being visited by extraterrestrial Beings from another World. This story involves two unrelated cases of abduction. The first case is the well known Betty and Barney Hill case that was published in The Interrupted Journey in 1961, and Captured in 2007. The second case involves another married couple named Kay and Erik Wilson whose experiences were published in The Alien Jigsaw in 1993 and its accompanying Researcher's Supplement in 1994. Information from both of these cases have been merged together to prove the star map that Betty Hill drew was not only real, but it was actually Earth based.

The Wilson case proved to be the key in unlocking the door. Like Betty Hill, once again, a brave soul had the courage to ask the Beings where they come from; and as a result of this unique one on one conversation between Erik Wilson and a Grey, without realizing it, he was given major clues to find their home world. Set Your Phaser To Stun reveals that Betty's star map is real and the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis has been purposely skewed to deceive the public. When Carl Sagan involved himself in this dispute many years ago, he claimed Betty's star map only showed meaningless random dots, which were not specific points of reference for any known stars. This book proves that Sagan was wrong and was involved in what some people claim to be scientific misconduct relating to the UFO subject. The stars that Betty Hill drew of the star map she was shown in 1961 are anything but random.

Set Your Phaser To Stun takes a fresh new look at the Betty and Barney Hill case and examines previous interpretations of the star map, with particular emphasis on Marjorie Fish's Zeta Reticuli Interpretation. This new research, which began in the year 2000, uncovers the fact that some of our closest neighborhood stars are linked in a network of trade and exploration by a highly advanced extraterrestrial civilization that is less than 50 light years away from us. The real shock is the location of Sol, our sun, and the role humans play in the aliens' agenda.

For far too long the establishment has systematically denied the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis has any substance. This opinionated stance has been based on the urgent need to control the dissemination of news that they feared would ultimately damage the fabric of our society should it be released. An extreme political drama of the highest order has been blocking disclosure. The Military Industrial Complex has been unwilling to relinquish control to civilian authorities and there is a grave fear that disclosure will have a severe, negative impact on our Religious Institutions worldwide. They fear allowing the public access to information which would severely challenge the traditional belief that humanity is unique and has a special relationship to God. The official position on this subject is based upon the idea that society is not prepared to handle the psychological impact of the knowledge that we are not alone in the universe. They have even gone so far as resorting to scientific misconduct because they are deeply afraid of possible societal upheaval.

Fortunately, in May of 2008, a remarkable turn of events occurred within the Catholic Church when astronomer Father Gabriel Funes wrote in the Vatican Newspaper that "intelligent beings created by God could exist in outer space." He moved further toward official legitimization of the acceptance of other life by calling the aliens our "Brothers and Sisters." This was the beginning of a slow and well planned acclimation process of one billion Catholics worldwide.

It has often been stated that we would have to rewrite history if contact with an alien civilization ever took place. Set Your Phaser To Stun is the beginning of that process. We are not alone. To paraphrase Miranda from Shakespeare's The Tempest: Welcome to our brave new world that has such Beings in it.

About Steve Pearse

Steve Pearse served four years in the military with the United States Army Security Agency 77th SOU (Clark Air Base) with a top secret teletype crypto clearance. He is now a lay scientist, e-book author, and a retired business professional with over 25 years in the field of credit management and account reconciliation of State, Federal, and Mass Merchandiser accounts.

As a lay scientist, Steve uses his strong analytical and research skills in studying the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis; specifically the question humanity has been asking for thousands of years: Are we alone in the Universe?

In the year 2000, Steve Pearse came to the conclusion that many so called anecdotal accounts involving UFOs -- which were so often dismissed in the media as unreliable testimony -- were actually true. A turning point came when Steve stumbled across shocking new information relating to Betty Hill's Star Map, which in turn led him on an exhaustive eight year investigation into the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis. The culmination of Steve Pearse's research resulted in his new book, Set Your Phaser to Stun.

There is little doubt that his discovery will be a stunning revelation to everyone who reads this important book.

Not only has Steve Pearse scientifically proven that the Star Map Betty Hill was shown in 1961 is actually Earth Based -- he has located the home world of an extraterrestrial species that has been reported by thousands of people worldwide.

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Foreword by Kay Wilson

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Other Articles by Steve Pearse can be read by clicking on the following links.

An Introduction to: Steve Pearse, Erik Wilson, and The Hill-Wilson Star Map

The Hill-Wilson Star Map

The Sun-like Stars: Zeta 1 Reticuli and Zeta 2 Reticuli

Traveling in Space with The Zetas

Steve Pearse's Web site

Author Steve Pearse Presents A New Theory Of The Aliens' Point Of Origin

By Sean Casteel

In a new book called Set Your Phaser To Stun, lay scientist Steve Pearse challenges what he calls the "sacred cow"of the star map first drawn by abductee Betty Hill in the early 1960s. When that same map was later verified by amateur astronomer Marjorie Fish, it was heralded by even the mainstream publication "Astronomy Magazine"as a significant contribution to the understanding of nearby stars.

            But let's go back to the beginning. Betty, along with her husband Barney, were the unwitting passersby chosen to be abducted by the usual gray aliens in 1961. Their abduction case is the first to be thoroughly documented and has stood the test of time in the 50 years since it first occurred. The Hills worked through their experience with a Boston psychiatrist named Benjamin Simon, who specialized in treating victims of shell shock, what we would today call Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Simon's efforts with the Hills established what would become the familiar pattern of abduction memories being retrieved sometime after the actual events through the use of hypnotic regression.

During one of her sessions with Dr. Simon, Betty relived the moment when she asked the alien leader where he was from. In what seems like a comic bit of understatement, she says, "I know you're not from around here."

            In reply, the alien shows her a three-dimensional star map consisting of points of light connected with different sorts of lines to indicate both light and heavy trade routes and various occasional expeditions. Betty then asks, "Well, where are you on the map?"

The alien responds by saying, "Well, do you know where YOU are on the map?" Betty replies that she has no knowledge of astronomy. At which point, the alien tells her that since she doesn't know where she is on the map, it wouldn't do much good to tell her where he is.

            When Dr. Simon heard this story, he gave Betty a posthypnotic suggestion to draw the map later but only if she felt she was remembering it accurately. Betty did as she was asked and drew the map, presumably accurately.

            Enter Marjorie Fish, who doubted the Hill's story because she felt the aliens the Hills described looked too humanoid. But Fish did venture to make several three-dimensional models based on Betty's map using the best available distance-between-the-stars data available at the time. After a lot of trail and error, Fish succeeded in matching Betty's map to the actual locations of various stars cataloged in the then-current astronomical reference works. Her conclusion was that the aliens had told Betty that they originated from a binary star system called Zeta One and Zeta Two Reticuli. Some people have been calling the aliens "Zetas" ever since.

Fish presented her findings to Dr. J. Allen Hynek at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago and at a MUFON conference. When the article about her work appeared in "Astronomy Magazine, "it received more reader reaction than anything the magazine had published before or since. Clearly something important was happening here.

There were other competing theories to Marjorie Fish's work, and the author of Set Your Phaser To Stun, Steve Pearse, does a very thorough job of digging into the history of the controversy. In fact, his in-depth coverage of the entire star map phenomenon is immaculately fair and reasonable.

But now comes Pearse's own theory. As well known abductee and author Kay Wilson recounts in her foreword to Pearse's book, "It was a beautiful summer night in the Pacific Northwest in July of 1993 when my husband had an exchange with a being that has come to be known in the vernacular as a Grey. I also saw them that night, but he was chosen by this Being as the person to converse with. As my husband Erik relayed his account of the conversation to me, I wrote down everything he said verbatim, because in my heart I understood the importance of what I was hearing."

Erik's conversation with the Grey is recorded by Pearse thusly: "We go on the deck, Erik says, "and I ask him, 'Are you from the Pleiades?' The Being adamantly replies, 'No.' I ask him where he is from. We look in the sky to see the Big Dipper. He says, 'See the Ursa Major?' I reply, 'Yes.' The Being then tells me, 'The star cluster to the right and below. The one with the triangle to the left and the little stars in between . . . we're from that one. The fourth planet from our sun.' "

Pearse would seemingly randomly run across this information on the Alien Jigsaw website that Kay Wilson maintains in the year 2000. It so piqued his curiosity that he has been researching the star map phenomenon ever since. Pearse believes that the "verbal map quest "that Erik Wilson received from the Grey perfectly dovetails with Betty Hill's original star map, particularly in the matter of the triangular star cluster found in both Betty and Erik's version of what they were told.

In order to understand Pearse's theory, one has to bypass the Marjorie Fish model as well as the theories of others who took paths similar to hers. Pearse makes his argument in voluminous detail, and some of it is very technical and perhaps over the head of the casual reader, which I must admit includes me. But one doesn't have to know how to crunch the numbers in order to be fascinated by what may be a genuine and crucial piece of the overall puzzle. The Greys have to be from SOMEWHERE, and Pearse's reasoning could be completely on target. It remains, of course, impossible to know one way or another at this point.

Prior to the publication of Set Your Phaser To Stun, Pearse approached people like the Mutual UFO Network and others in the UFO community and was completely ignored. It seems no one wanted to challenge the authenticity of the Fish-Hill map and its convenient Zetas, and the more normally open minds on the UFO subject were apparently summarily closed in this case.  

Perhaps the newly named Hill-Wilson star map will find its adherents and its place in the general scheme of things, perhaps not. But Set Your Phaser To Stun deserves to be read in any case, not only for its groundbreaking new approach to the point of origin for the UFO occupants, but also as a story of the very human need to find real-world answers to a phenomenon that so far has given us more questions than we can comfortably bear.

Set Your Phaser To Stun by Steve Pearse is available on Amazon.com as both a paperback   and a Kindle book

The book can also be ordered from the Xlibris Corporation at 1-888-795-4274 or by emailing Orders@Xlibris.com

To read more by Sean Casteel, visit his website at www.seancasteel.com

Sean Casteel's Review was originally written for, and published on UFO Digest (11-08-2011). Special thanks to Robert Morningstar and Sean Casteel for their permission to publish this review on The Alien Jigsaw.

About Sean Casteel

I have written about UFOs, alien abduction, and related phenomena since 1989, when I first interviewed Whitley Strieber, around the time that the movie version of Communion was released. I sold a Q & A with Whitley to a newspaper in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and have been writing newspaper and magazine articles on the paranormal ever since.

Back when Tim Beckley's magazine UFO Universe was still in business, I contributed regularly for several years and was eventually given the title Associate Editor. After Tim's magazine folded, I began to write special reports and books for both of his publishing companies, Inner Light Publications and Global Communications.

To date, my books for Tim include UFOs, Prophecy and the End of Time, Signs and Symbols of the Second Coming, Nikola Tesla, Journey to Mars, Are We Already There? and Nikola Tesla's Death Ray and the Columbia Shuttle Disaster. A book co-written by Tim and I was released in April of 2005. It is called Our Alien Planet: This Eerie Earth, and deals with earth-bound explanations for various phenomena, including UFOs and spook lights, with particular emphasis on the idea that the earth is a living, conscious entity and not merely a sphere of clay orbiting the sun.