Many skeptics are quick to point out that many aspects of the alien abduction phenomena defy the laws of classical physics. In particular, they wonder how a human body could be floated into the air and through a solid surface. This is something that I experienced during my abduction, back in the late 1990s. Well, I have a theory of how aliens are able to float people into the air and through solid surfaces.

The reason why solid surfaces are "solid" isn't what it appears to be at face value. In fact, the notion of a solid surface is somewhat of a misnomer. Most of atoms are comprised of empty space. In fact, there is as much empty space inside of an atom as there is in the solar system. What makes solid surfaces appear to be "solid" is the spin of the electrons around the nucleus.

Aliens could potentially float a human body through a solid surface, as I experienced, by somehow controlling the spin of the electrons. This could prevent the electrons from "bumping into each other", and the body would be able to simply pass through the solid surface. The science of how this is done remains elusive, but it could be done by somehow using quantum mechanics to temporarily alter the structure of the atoms.

It's true that a person being abducted by aliens by being floated through a solid surface still appears to be "solid", as there have been isolated cases of witnesses seeing the person's body floating upwards. Furthermore, the surface that they are floated through appears to be solid as well. Abductees are able to see their own body as they are floating upwards, but in this state, the body only appears to be solid due to the fact that the eye isn't able to see rapid motion easily.

It normally takes an electron 0.000000000000000001 seconds to orbit an atom. This yields one quintillion revolutions per second. If aliens were able to use the mysterious "beam" to slow the speed of the electrons to say 1 thousand revolutions per second rather than the vast speeds they typically travel at, there would be little chance of electrons bumping into each other. Thus, the solid surface would no longer be solid. The eye would still perceive the surface as entirely solid at this amount of revolutions per second, and it could even perceive much slower speeds.

It's possible that aliens may be able to slow down electrons by somehow altering the way that the charges inside of the atom behave. While scientists are unaware of how this could be done, it's possible that they are able to do something at the level of the quarks that make up the particles that somehow slows the movement of the electrons.

This also could explain the paralysis. However, the paralysis is more than the abductee simply being paralyzed. In fact, every atom of the abdubtee's body may be in a sort of altered state. In order for a person to move, one's muscles and skeletal system would have to operate using the conventional laws of physics (in other words, all moving parts would have to be truly solid). If the electrons slowed to such a crawl, movement of body parts would be impossible.

The alteration of gravity that occurs in the beam isn't only necessary for lifting the unfortunate victim of the abduction into the craft. It's necessary to protect the integrity of the matter in the beam. If the matter were made no longer "solid" without altering gravity, everything would simply fall to the lowest part of the beam. Effectively, the beam would then cut a massive hole through the abductee's floor and it would simply extend as far as the beam was able to reach.

This means that the "beam" that is used to abduct people could presumably also be used as a weapon, if the aliens ever decided to alter the design a bit and use it as such. Although, I wouldn't worry about this, as I do not believe that aliens have any plans to attack humanity. In fact, I think that they may even be benevolent, though their overall purpose here is rather complex and I certainly don't understand it.

The "anti gravity" aspect of the beam likely uses principles of electrogravitics. Therefore, in addition to altering the spin of electrons, the beam also likely is able to create an electrical field capable of lifting the body into the craft. The electrical field also must affect the matter surrounding the human being lifted into the craft. However, this field is designed to cancel out gravity in order to prevent the atoms from effectively destructively "slipping" through one another. The appropriate balance is used to prevent it from lifting, keeping the matter in a neutral state of non-motion.

This is just my theory. If one were to analyze the homes of abductees, if this theory is correct, it's possible that there could be two things found. For one, there could be subtle changes to the matter (e.g. residual ionization due to the electrical fields used for the anti-gravity technology). Furthermore, there could be traces of radioactivity. This is because small numbers of atomic nuclei may collide as the abductee passes through a solid surface. According to some research, residual radioactivity has been discovered near places where UFOs landed and in the homes of abductees.