The year was 1957, George Adamski acquired a letter signed "R. E. Straith", purportedly from the U.S.A national department of "The Cultural Exchange Committee". According to the letter, the American government had become aware that Adamski had talked to Aliens in a Californian desert in 1952. And what's more a delegation of high-ranking government officers were planning to make Adamski's tale public. Adamski was happy with his endorsement and proudly displayed it to guide his claims.
Many critics and skeptics have investigated Adamski's claims over time. Adamski defined the Aliens he claimed to have met in the nineteen fifties as "humans from some other planet. Furthermore the aliens were typically mild-skinned, light-haired humanoids, who might later be known as Nordic extraterrestrial beings. In his books, Adamski claimed that those "alien human beings" from Venus, Mars, and other planets in Earth's planetary system. But, because of their harsh environmental conditions, not one of the planets he referred to is capable of human existence.
The primary Alien Adamski claimed to have met inhabited Venus even though the atmospheric stress on Venus's surface is 92'x that of Earth. And it has clouds that rain a poisonous substance containing sulfuric acid; the atmosphere is nearly made of carbon dioxide, with very little oxygen. The common surface temperature of Venus is 464 °c. In one of Adamski's books, Adamski described a trip he took in a flying saucer to the dark side of the moon. And where he claimed to have seen cities, trees, and snow-capped mountains. Finally, Adamski claimed that the primary photographs of the moon's dark side, taken by the Soviet Lunar Probe Luna 3 in 1959, had been altered to depict a barren, useless surface that allowed hidden what he noticed.