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P h i l M u i r h e a d
T h e B e l i e v e r
A U n i v i a h N o v e l Book 1
A compelling chronicle of what a highly evolved extra-terrestrial race reveals about Planet Earth.
On the 6th April 1966, students and a teacher from Westall High School in Melbourne, Australia, report seeing a flying object in the sky.
On the 29th July, 1969, on his thirteenth birthday, Alan Holmes has his own unique encounter with an extra-terrestrial spacecraft in outback New South Wales. Even though his encounter is dismissed by almost everyone around him as routine air force testing exercise, young Alan believes otherwise.
This well-liked, good natured and adventurous youngster grows up to be a keenly intelligent and charming astrophysicist, specialising in the study of celestial bodies. Forty years after his never-forgotten alien encounter and while working for an astrospace facility, Alan develops a digitally enhanced Morse code (DEMC).
DEMC is a simple set of highly audible dots and dashes that Alan broadcasts into the universe on a whole range of different frequencies.
He believes these signals could be intercepted and deciphered by civilisations beyond Earth.
He is right.
So begins an extraordinary dialogue and encounter with a race of beings from Planet Univiah, a civilisation 1,695 light years from Earth, which rocks the very foundations of all human belief systems.
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A b o u t t h e A u t h o r
Philip Muirhead was born in Atherton, Far North Queensland in June 1950. He attended Atherton State School where telling stories became essential to the non-conformity that caused his regular visits to the headmaster.
After leaving school he started a carpentry apprenticeship. He then went on to work for himself in the building industry until retirement.
Phil remembers watching TV at the end of the Vietnam War when perfectly good helicopters were being thrown from ships into the ocean. This was when he first thought, I wonder what another highly intelligent civilization would think if they were watching us? If other beings were taking a peek, we must surely be a source of superb entertainment. Then came the still inner voice that whispered, ‘You could write a book about it.’
Phil knew a cattle station owner who was adamant he had witnessed a UFO event at his property’s homestead. To this day, after listening to his account, Phil firmly believes him.
Looking back over his life if he had to sum up his past, Phil would describe it as a life of ‘colourful turbulence’. Turbulence out of which the compelling Univian series arose.
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