ABDUCTION CRAFT / EXAMINATION ENVIRONMENT (REPORT CATEGORY)

Aggregate report category for exterior and interior craft features summarized in Thomas E. Bullard's “Abduction Phenomenon” entry. Saucer forms dominate the cited samples, but the category also includes alternative reported shapes and is not a single canonical vehicle.

ANOMALY REFERENCE PICTOGRAM

REFERENCE ONLY — NOT WITNESS ARTWORK

Claims are grouped by attribute so differing descriptions, measurements, and interpretations can be compared without averaging them into a single “fact.”

SOURCE COMPARISON

Reported Craft Interior

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CLAIM-131004reported

“Across the abduction samples summarized by Bullard, the examination room is the most consistently described interior. It is usually round or domed with smooth surfaces, commonly has diffuse indirect lighting, often a cold/damp/misty atmosphere, and almost always a table, bed, or recliner.”

The UFO Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition: The Phenomenon from the Beginning

SRC-002099 · “Abduction Phenomenon” → “Descriptive Content—the Craft / Table 4”, PDF pp. 103–104

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CLAIM-131005reported

“Bullard records a broader set of reported interior spaces including antechambers, examination rooms, conference or lecture areas, nurseries/incubatoria, control rooms, engine rooms, and tunnel-like connecting corridors; furnishings are described as sparse.”

The UFO Encyclopedia, 3rd Edition: The Phenomenon from the Beginning

SRC-002099 · “Abduction Phenomenon” → “Descriptive Content—the Craft”, PDF pp. 102–103

SUPPORTS

Multiple claim rows are intentionally retained when sources disagree. ANOMALY does not silently reconcile competing values.