Richard R. Lang has spent 30 years investigating strange encounters with non-human entities, and/or UFO activity. He shares his most compelling accounts at Main Line Mutual UFO Network on Tuesday, September 26 at Tredyffrin Public Library, Strafford, PA.

In 2009, while managing a staff of 80 for Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies, Lang realized a need for rapid response to witnesses' accounts. Citizens, law enforcement, and fire rescue squads filed reports to Mutual UFO Network, having little understanding of how to cope with a traumatic, mysterious encounter. 

Much has changed since then. In July 2023, whistleblowers testified in Washington, D.C. before Congressional assemblies. A 75-year closely-held government secret exploded in the mainstream media— that the UFO enigma is real.
They testified that since the 1940s, extraterrestrial vehicles have visited and crashed here, some containing non-human entities both dead and alive. In most cases, almost instantly, a government agency or defense contractor scooped up the wreckage and fled, warning spectators to never reveal the incident.

Since July 2022, a new government agency, The All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) that investigates "unidentified aerial phenomena" encourages witnesses to come forward. Many are commercial and military pilots and law enforcement who had long feared reprisal (i.e., firing, intimidation, demotion).

Lang's new book, published in the fall of 2023 answers the need for public service personnel--to learn what to do and not to do when they encounter "high strangeness." It is written for those First Responders who may someday roll up on an event that defies logic, and current physics and exhibits paranormal activity that may involve a vehicle of ET origin and the occupants that may have piloted them here.

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