From the Testament of Abraham chapter 9 (paraphrased) Abraham friend of Yah, wanted to see the world from the perspective of being above the earth before he died. So Yah agreed and made it so. Yah sent chief commander angel, Michayah on a cloud of light…sounds like a space ship, right? Yah also sent sixty other angels that had authority over chariots or elements to help. So Michayah put Abraham on a chariot that lifted him on a cloud of cheribim into the air of heaven above the world
From Chapter 10:2, And Abraham beheld the world as it was the day: Some were plowing, others leading wagons. In one place they were pasturing (flocks), everywhere abiding (with their flocks) in the fields, while dancing and sporting and playing the zither. In another place, they were wrestling and pleading at law, Elsewhere they were weeping, then also bearing the dead to the tomb. He also saw newlyweds being escorted in procession. In a word, he saw everything which was happening in the world, both good and evil. Then continuing on, Abraham saw men bearing swords, who held in their hands sharpened swords and Abraham asked the commander-in-chief, “Who are these?” And the commander-in-chief said, “These are robbers, who want to commit murder and rob and burn and destroy.” Abraham said, Master, Master heed my voice and command that wild beasts come out of the thicket and devour them. And as he was speaking wild beasts came out of the thicket and devoured them. And he saw in another place, a man with a woman engaging in sexual immorality with each other. And he said, “Master, Master command that the earth open and swallow them up.” And immediately the earth split in two and swallowed them up. And he saw in another place, men breaking into a house and carrying off the possessions of others and he said, “Master, Master command the fire come down from heaven and consume them.” And as he was speaking, fire came down from heaven and consumed them. And immediately a voice came down from heaven to the commander-in-chief, speaking thus, “O Michayah, commander-in-chief, command the chariot to stop and turn Abraham away, lest he should see the entire world. For if he were to see all those who pass their lives in sin, he would destroy (all) that exists. For behold, Abraham has not sinned and he has no mercy on sinners. But I made the world and I do not want to destroy any one of them but I delay the death of the sinner until he should convert (repent) and live. Now conduct Abraham to the first gate of heaven, so that there he may see the judgments and the recompense and repent over the souls of the sinners which he destroyed.