Encyclopedia Galactica is a Guidebook to over 150 Spacefaring Alien Civilizations in our Galaxy

In a new illustrated color book, Encyclopedia Galactica: From
Andromeda to Canis Minor, Elena Danaan provides detailed drawings
of over 150 spacefaring extraterrestrial civilizations in our
galaxy. She describes how she began with crude black and white
drawings from her 2020 book, A Gift From The Stars, and used
different AI art programs to colorize these, and then applied
digital artistic tools to add facial and skin features of
representatives of each race. In response to questions, Danaan
explains how her project can be viewed as a continuation of her
former professional archeological career restoring artwork found
on Egyptian temples.





Encyclopedia Galactica is the first volume in a multivolume
series that provides full-color artwork and summary descriptions
of over 1000 spacefaring alien races in our solar system. Danaan
asserts that she could access a galactic-wide akashic record of
extraterrestrial civilization through an upgraded implant to
complete the first volume and intends to do the same for
subsequent volumes.





In this Exopolitics Today interview, Danaan discusses several
extraterrestrial races she covers, highlighting their history and
how they interact with Earth.  She also responds to
questions about what she encountered in an ancient library on the
Nibiru mothership, which uses triangle-shaped holographic tablets
to cover galactic history. She also responds to questions about
what Thor Han Eredyon encountered in a joint Earth Alliance and
Galactic Federation of Worlds mission to the Moon where a
command-and-control room was found in the center of the Moon that
incorporates an organic consciousness and has a crew who are
currently in stasis pods that will eventually awaken to pilot the
Moon. Danaan was told that the Moon would only move when it could
do so without causing widespread problems for Earth.





Encyclopedia Galactica is available in paperback and hardcover
versions on Amazon at: https://tinyurl.com/mr2hwyhr





Elena Danaan’s website is https://www.elenadanaan.org/