In 1959, the Soviet Luna 3 probe had brought back detailed photographs of the lunar surface, showing nothing but rocks, craters and dust. On 26th February 1965, while Adamski was staying at Silver Spring, Colorado, he and a friend, Madeleine Rodeffer, witnessed another scout ship. Fortunately, Adamski's 'space brothers' had told him to have a cine camera ready and he caught the craft on film. William T. Sherwood, an optical physicist and former project development leader for Eastman-Kodak, spent a great deal of time analysing this footage. His conclusions were that there were no signs of duplicity, and determined that the object was approximately 8 metres across.
Analysts are still at a loss to explain how or why the craft distorts from frame to frame.
Veteran aeronautics engineer Leonard Cramp suggests this was caused by a powerful gravitational field produced by the craft. Unfortunately every copy of the film has been stolen, so we may never know the answer. For not only did he provide circumstantial evidence, but also many photographs and film footage, much of which are still being investigated today. What may be discovered from these films could cast George Adamski in a totally different light. We could yet be in for a great shock.