Maringa entity encounter — 1950-06-16

The Maringá entry assigns 16 June 1950 to a brief report from Paraná, Brazil. The surviving catalogue wording says a bright blue, dome-shaped object was seen on the ground and that two humanoid figures stood beside it for a short time. Their reported height was approximately 1.5 metres, and their outfits were silvery. That limited description is the recoverable sequence: an object already on the ground, a brief appearance of two nearby figures, and no documented continuation. The source trail leads from Albert Rosales’s catalogue to the Brazilian research group GEPUC. No original GEPUC case statement, contemporary newspaper item or witness interview was recovered here. The observer’s identity, number of witnesses, exact location within the municipality, observation time and duration remain unspecified. The narrative does not establish how the object arrived, whether the figures emerged through a doorway, what they did, or how either the figures or the object left. A later online table supplies additional attributes and actions that are absent from its own quoted account, including detailed eyes and a departure sequence. Those unsupported table fields should not be promoted into the reconstruction. No generic grey face, conversation, physical trace, injury or abduction can be added on the basis of the brief humanoid classification. The illustration therefore shows only the two silver-clad humanlike forms beside a complete blue dome, with facial details unresolved. Its landscape, lighting, scale beyond the reported figure height and anonymous observer are expressly contextual choices rather than recovered facts.