Recap

The Saturn Mothership

During the middle two hours of the program, author Riley Martin discussed his experiences aboard a mothership near Saturn and his interactions with an alien race called the Biaviians. He said the recent photos taken by the Cassini spacecraft of a brightly illuminated object above Saturn show the alien mothership he visited on several occasions.

Martin's story began in Northeastern Arkansas in 1953 when, according to him, he saw lights in the sky above the St. Francis River. Martin claims to have heard voices calling him to the river one night, where he witnessed two beings descending from a spaceship. The aliens, called Tan and Nela, brought Martin aboard their craft and took him to a mothership orbiting near Saturn. Martin described the mothership as 40 km (28 mi) across with domed gardens and powered by "hydrogen-fed fusion cores."

Martin said the Biaviian civilization is located 450 light years from earth, but the aliens can travel that distance in a mere 4 1/2 years. According to Martin, members of the Biaviian race stands about 4-feet high with large heads, oval-shaped eyes and skin colors ranging from olive black to chalk white. They have elongated arms and four-fingered hands extending almost to the knee. Martin said that tens of thousands of Biaviians live and work on the mothership, and they communicate with each other telepathically.

Martin alleges to have been taught many things while on the mothership. On one occasion he asked Tan about the existence of other life in the Milky Way Galaxy. Tan replied, "If you should visit a new living sphere each day for the duration of your gestation you would not even begin to tax the number, neither would I." Since Tan's race can extend their existence for thousands of years, Martin concluded that our galaxy must be filled with countless living planets.

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Mysterious Minnesota UFO

A mysterious shiny, white object was spotted in the skies over Minnesota on Thursday, August 19th. Some witnesses suggested the object was a research balloon; however, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Weather Service could not determine what the object was.

Coast listener Jon B. from Minneapolis shares this account:

"This evening I had started to mow the yard and looked up to see this bright object in the sky. It was a clear blue sky, nothing else in the air, not even a cloud.

I first thought it was a planet like Venus or Mars, but it was so bright and just hung in the air. It seemed out of place. I ran and grabbed my video camera and shot about 2 minutes.

The object seemed motionless, but slowly drifted over time. I first noticed it in the north east sky about 1 o'clock. Over the next 2 hours it drifted to the south west and was still visible in the evening sky, but had now turned orange because of the setting sun. It was now close to 9pm and I looked up a few minutes later and it was gone. Probably because of the setting sun.

I still thought it was a balloon or a planet, but it seemed too bright.

Then I heard on the news, Channel 5 was going to mention it on the air. They had better video, but still no one knew what it was. They mentioned that the weather service and the FAA did not know anything about it. So maybe, just maybe.

I should have thought something was up when I watched 2 planes do a 180 and turn around about 20 miles out of Minneapolis on my way home around 5:30pm. It was odd to see the contrails of not 1 plane, but 2 in close proximity maybe 5 minutes apart."

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