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Bermuda Triangle researcher and professor David Pares discussed his investigation into natural occurring and laboratory-induced space warp. He explained that space warp is the process by which the fabric of space becomes compressed due to mass. Pares contended that naturally occurring space warps have been reportedly experienced by several pilots when flying into thunderstorms. Based on these witnesses, Pares said, it appears that "the electric fields within thunderstorms can create a local space warp bubble." Although these bubbles are non-sustainable, he claimed that pilots experiencing this phenomenon have reported being instantaneously projected over distances ranging from 100 to 340 miles.
Drawing insight from pilots who experienced the natural space warp bubbles, Pares formed a company to develop a way of artificially creating this phenomenon. Via a series of experiments using low electricity, his group managed to replicate the space warp effect and control it using a small motor. Furthermore, they discovered that using multiple motors together allowed them to generate a larger warp bubble which could ideally encompass a craft. The next step for Pares' company, he said, is to configure an unmanned aerial vehicle with these special motors and lift the device off of the ground using the power of the space warp effect. Ultimately, should this prove successful, Pares was hopeful that the group could get additional funding which would allow them to increase the overall size of the project and create a vehicle which could accommodate people.
During his appearance, Pares also recalled his UFO encounter that served as the inspiration for his interest in this type of technology. It was in upstate New York in 1969, when a teenage Pares spotted a saucer-shaped craft fly over the top of a mountain. As the craft banked twenty degrees, Pares and his friends could see the top of the vehicle which he described as striated metal. Suddenly, the UFO sped away at great velocity, leading Pares to feel like "this thing knew that we were watching it." Ever since that day, he became obsessed with determining how the craft operated. In light of his present-day research, he marveled that "I think I figured out how it worked," speculating that the UFO was utilizing the warp bubble effect to control the space around it.
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In the first half of the program, vocal expert Stewart Pearce revealed his experience with twelve Archangels who appeared to him as extraordinary light beings. He recounted how, during a meditation session that was part of the 1987 Harmonic Convergence, he suddenly heard "a series of extraordinary harmonics" that startled him. Opening his eyes, he saw a dozen, very large, colored orbs floating in front of him and was told, via telepathy, that they were angels tasked with sharing profound information with him. According to Pearce, the key message imparted by the angels centered around love and the importance of the human race to embrace it "so that we may be loved back" by the ultimate divine being.
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| | |  | | Blast from the Past:
This week, our two free audio clips go back five years to September 2009, when author Richard Sauder talked about his research into underground bases and the late Mac Tonnies discussed his cryptoterrestrial hypothesis which posited that ETs are co-existing with humans on Earth.
Today in Strangeness:
On this day in 1947, the secret committee known as Majestic 12 was allegedly created by President Truman to deal with the Roswell Incident and other alien incursions. On September 24, 1950 forest fires in British Columbia and Alberta blacked out the sun over portions of Canada and New England. The after effects also caused the sun and moon to appear blue in locations as far away as Europe. Also on this day, the Honda Motor Company was founded in 1948 and 60 Minutes debuted on CBS in 1968.
Tonight's Show, Wednesday, September 24th:
In the first half of the program, author and preparedness expert, Mathew Stein, will discuss the latest information on the Ebola outbreak and how protect themselves via medical supplies, alternative medicine herbs, and backup materials so that people can avoid catching the illness should an epidemic and mass panic occur.
In the latter half, investigative reporter Russ Baker will reflect on the 50th anniversary of the Warren Commission Report and will cover why there is no question that it was created with the express purpose of confirming that Oswald did it, and did it alone.
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