In a realm of science where most shy away from delving into the inexplicable, Dr. Shirley Jean Wright PhD (8/19/1929 – 7/1/2015) stands as an anomaly. Not just any scientist, Wright had the extraordinary privilege of working with Albert Einstein during his early academic years. His story takes us far beyond the realm of nuclear chemistry into something truly otherworldly: an encounter with extraterrestrial beings.
In his youth, Wright had the unparalleled opportunity to work with none other than Albert Einstein. The experience was part of a summer program in nuclear chemistry. Sponsored either by the government or a university grant—Wright isn’t quite sure anymore—this program aimed to gather the country’s brightest minds. Here, he was a “special student” under the mentorship of Einstein, a position that could make any academic career. But the mystique of Dr. Wright’s narrative doesn’t end with the chalk and spectacles of the university classroom.
Wright once had a security clearance, although he can’t remember the specific name or classification. The clearance allowed him access to top-secret information, but what was most intriguing was that he never felt the need for such a high level of clearance afterward. Even though he published papers with esteemed bodies like the National Academy of Science, he never again entered the world of classified information. That is, except for one unforgettable experience that transcends the normal boundaries of science.
Dr. Wright recalls an extraordinary event where he was somehow involved in the contact with extraterrestrial beings from the Roswell Incident. The beings, nine in total, were unlike anything known to humanity. They had enormous eyes, almost brown-black, and lacked noticeable pupils. Their bodies were a grayish-green, slim, and lean, with peculiar facial features that included markings instead of a nose.
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The beings wore suits of an unknown fabric, designed without any recognizable fasteners, zippers, or ties. The suits included an insignia, puzzlingly located in the middle rather than the side where one might expect a badge or emblem.
Despite the high-stakes situation, the scientists, including Dr. Wright, tread carefully when questioning these beings. Concerned about offending or antagonizing them, the team managed to learn only that these extraterrestrials lived partly subterranean and found humans “very odd.” However, the beings were cryptic about their methods of procreation and were “limited in what they felt was appropriate to tell.”
One lingering question that emerged was whether these beings intended to maintain contact with Earth. According to Wright, they “very definitely” did but seemed to have already discounted Earth as a less desirable destination.
In his interview, Dr. Wright navigates from the halls of academic prestige to the enigmatic corridors of extraterrestrial contact. His account, while leaving us with more questions than answers, opens a door to the limitless possibilities that extend beyond our world.
So, where does this leave us? Wright’s extraordinary narrative expands our understanding of what science, in its purest form, can strive to investigate: the unfathomable. While most of the world ponders over life’s terrestrial issues, let’s take a moment to ponder over Dr. Wright’s unforgettable experiences, which compel us to look toward the stars, and maybe, just maybe, receive a glimpse of the unimaginable.
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Einstein did not have students nor did he supervise any at Princeton, so the claim that this person was a special student appears false. Einstein was also an ardent anti-nuclear campaigner and as such probabnly viewed with suspicion by the US authorities during the anti communist fervour of the post war years - so would be unlikely to be asked to participate in anything classified. In any case he never has any security clearance - he never worked on classified projects, he was a theoretical physicist working on reconciling quantum theory and relativitynot messing arround with 'aliens'. I suspect this story is a work of fiction.
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Einstein did not have or supervise any students at Princeton and did not work on nuclear chemistry for the AEA. He collaborated with others but these others were already established physicists. He did not have a security clearance and did not get involved in government business apart from being a key voice in the anti-nuclear camp following the war. The above story appears to be a fabrication which relies on tha passage of time to obscure any connections or links between those making the claims and the individuals (ie Einstein) mentioned.