Howard J. Levinson

The Mercury Vapor Lamp Experience, a Story of Aspergers and Aliens Howard J. Levinson

When the Mercury Vapor street lamps flicker to life at dusk, everything on our planet changes, only we cannot see it. An alien race, residing deep within the earth, is in control of these seemingly innocuous lights. The Aliens need nothing more than an assurance that our planet will remain stable. No such promise can be made and Armageddon looms. Our very existence depends on 19 year old MarlonDale Hendershat who struggles with the challenges of Aspergers. Since childhood, he has had an obsession that demanded he watch the Mercury Vapor lamps light up each evening. His uniquely wired brain recognizes that the streetlights emit a special energy wave that generates a parallel universe on the face of our planet under the control of extraterrestrials. Because of his uniqueness, MarlonDale is ?chosen? by the aliens to assist them in controlling the Earth?s destiny. The Aliens have discovered that the ecological balance of our planet is reaching a calamitous tipping point. The danger is very similar to that which forced them to flee their planet a century ago, and they cannot allow a repeat event. MarlonDale learns that the aliens intend to initiate a series of natural disasters to wipe out the human race in order to save the planet. Earthquakes and Tsunamis will be followed by a worldwide biological event that will kill nearly everyone on Earth. And the Alien plan begins with the elimination of MarlonDale?s father, an infectious disease researcher at Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. Joined by two friends from his Autism therapy group, MarlonDale must save his father and the world, from and for, all of us. And the aliens.