On this tour, Galactic Ambassador, Dr. Lisa Thompson, introduces you to the unseen world of the night sky with our advanced 3rd-generation military night vision goggles.

 

EXPERIENCE:

Hawaii is a known “hotspot” for UFO activity. On this tour located in Waikoloa Village, Galactic Ambassador and Channeler, Dr. Lisa Thompson, introduces you to the unseen night sky with advanced 3rd-generation military night vision goggles. She educates you on general information regarding ET and UFO phenomena. She teaches you how to identify “known” moving objects, so that you can distinguish “known” vs. “unknown.” She also shares her own personal experiences with our galactic family and friends. As a lifelong experiencer of this phenomena and her spiritual background, her mission is to change the fear-based narrative to one of love and unity. She is happy to answer all of the questions of our guests. This is an experience you will not forget.

We meet at the location at sunset (start time changes throughout the year), where you will be greeted by inflatable ETs. Once all parties have gathered, you will drive a short distance to the exact spot. After photos are taken, the education portion begins. Once it is dark enough, we then use the Gen 3 night vision goggles to look at the night sky.

*This activity requires guests to have their own vehicle. Because of the location of the tour, it is not recommended to use a car service such as Uber, Lyft, and taxi. You will be emailed specific meeting instructions the day before the tour. This is a weather dependent activity, so if we need to postpone a tour, we will do our best to reschedule to another night. If we cannot reschedule you should the tour be canceled, you will receive a refund.

 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

View the sky in a whole new way with the Gen 3 military night vision goggles
Learn about Earth’s galactic history and our ET visitors
Expand your mind to understand the UFO phenomena in Hawaii and elsewhere

 

 

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