From: Stephen MILES Lewis <elfis@io.com>
Date: Sat, 06 Mar 1999 23:01:25 -0600
Fwd Date: Sun, 07 Mar 1999 09:41:09 -0500
Subject: Re: UFO Sighting Sites


>Date: Sat, 06 Mar 1999 15:11:52 -0800
>From: Terry Blanton <commengr@bellsouth.net>
>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
>Subject: Re: UFO Sighting Sites

>>Subject: Re: UFO Sighting Sites
>>From: Mark Cashman <mcashman@ix.netcom.com>
>>Date: Fri, 5 Mar 1999 12:53:56 -0500
>>To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>

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>>"Painstaking research"? Doesn't seem that way, so far.

>Thanks for your comments. I agree, in general, however, I
>wasn't seeking comments on the information itself. I just
>wanted to know if anyone had heard of Mr. Tery. I have never
>run across his name in Ufology before. This was the first time
>I had seen anyone try to correlate graviational anomalies of the
>earth with UFO sightings.

Hello all, glad to see this discussion of EM/UFO connections
again.

I have not heard of Mr. Tery, however I believe Paul Devereux
once suggested that gravity maps could be useful in discovering
geographic zones which might alter human consciousness while
also being perhaps prone to earth lights and thus UFO reports.

As to the degree of quality of research in these areas, it seems
much is difficult to access in the open literature. However, do
visit these links for open literature sites on the
psychoactivity of electromagnetics (and perhaps gravitics).

http://www.elfis.net/ELFOL8/e8elfeeg1.htm

http://www.vxm.com/bib.doc.html

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>The quote results from discussions on a listserver regarding
>gravitomagnetic and torsion fields. A torsion field results from
>a rotating mass. The listserver is VortexC and we have several
>Russian scientists posting there. They are claiming that torsion
>fields are the method of propulsion used by UFOs. They also make
>claims that these fields are implicated in ESP, pyramid effects,
>and possibly a superluminal method of communicating. They claim
>that information can be transmitted by a torsion field at a
>speed with a lower bound of 10E9 (one billion, American) times
>the speed of light.

Vallee alludes to this kind of research in his Samizdat book in
the context as a potential for a biologically based non-local
information communications SETI program. If psychic phenomena
exhibit truly non-local informational qualities then couldn't a
communications technology be designed to utilize this? Could the
abduction phenomena be a communication of this sort in a virtual
reality environment akin to (or accessible within) certain
altered states of consciousness? Too many questions.

>Supporting experiments include one in Japan where the fall rate
>of spinning gyroscopes varied with the rate and direction of
>spin.

On an early R. Hoagland video some years ago I saw a description
of this concept. Not having much of a physics background I
didn't know what to think.

>One researcher, Dr. Shipov, is alleged to have a complete theory
>on this; but, alas, it is written in Russian. The really
>interesting thing is that, from what I have seen so far, it is
>possible that this theory can explain the gravitational
>anomalies reported by Podkletnov, Schnurer, Li, et.al. that
>allegedly appear above a rotating superconducting disk.

>I would like to contact Mr. Tery if anyone knows how to reach
>him.

Indeed. Tho Mr Cashman's comment of the conman calling card
("help, I'm being repressed!") is of merit. Kt Frankovich, of
Art Bell fame, spoke of being approached by "NASA" suits
regarding her encounters with a grey like kangaroo bounding
critter with twelve fingers (a la the autopsy). Her encounters
occurred under a stretch of high tension power lines.

buuzzzzzzzz

>Regards,
>Terry

>PS Torsion energy is very likely related to Orgone energy, if it
>exists.

Dangit! "I hate it when my schwartz gets twisted." Livin in this
trailer makes my orgone go haywire!

SMiles
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