Mysteries of the Multiverse

I Observe a Strange Object over New Jersey and Local New York Witnesses Talk about Their "Drone" Sightings

I recently saw a strange-looking plane-type object flying low and slow over Paterson, NJ. It also made a sharp turn to the North that was not seen on the FlightRadar24 app. So, was it a plane or something else? I also interview two recent witnesses in Westchester County about their UAS sightings. One of them saw groups of objects over their home.

The "Drones" Might Be Stranger Than You Think

In this video, we look at the "drone" UAP/UFO situation happening around November/December 2024 over various UK and US military bases and states like New Jersey. We look into the implications of the Turing-Goedel Incompleteness Theorem which suggests that our knowledge of the world will always have gaps and inconsistencies that we can't foresee ahead of time. Therefore, these objects may indeed be true UFOs.

 

References:

Arianrhod, Robin. 2015. Einstein's Heroes: Imagining the World Through the Language of Mathematics. Oxford University Press.

Chatin, Gregory. 2006. Metamaths: The Quest for Omega. Atlantic Books.

Farmelo, Graham. 2009. The Strangest Man: The Hidden Life of Paul Dirac, Mystic of the Atom. Basic Books

 

Friend Mocked me While I was Writing Dark Matter Monsters, Then had a Close Encounter with one that Left her Speechless

A friend came to visit while I was writing Dark Matter Monsters and told me later that she thought it was ridiculous. She didn't believe in such things. Then, shortly thereafter, she an a close-up encounter with a Bigfoot that scared the daylights out of her. She isn't laughing about the subject anymore.

"Orbs and Ball Lightning in Crop Circles, UFOs, and Bigfoot Encounters" Sonoma Marin MUFON, 11/2/24

This is a presentation to the Sonoma Marin MUFON hosted by Lorien Fenton. We looked at some of the standard features in paranormal phenomena, such as orbs, ball lightning, and various mobile luminous objects; I briefly described how I got interested in such topics, especially my study of fractal geometry in graduate school. I showed some examples from remote viewing sessions I've been involved with and how this led to my crop circles research. These patterns create strange electromagnetic disturbances in cameras, batteries, and electronic equipment. We then looked at research in condensed plasmas and LENR, starting with the work of Winston Bostick in the 1950s for DOE and then to the more modern work of Dr. Takaaki Matsumoto and Ken Shoulders. We also looked at the work of I.M. Shakparanov, Dr. Hal Puthoff, and V.L. Bychkov. This latter research suggests that ball lightning, charge clusters, and EVOs (exotic vacuum objects) are the basis of a fifth state of matter known as coherent matter. Most people are familiar with lasers, a type of coherent light. Coherent matter can take many forms, such as coherent sounds or microwaves. The classic analogy for coherent matter is murmurations of birds or schools of fish with coherent motion patterns.

We also looked at the research of David Fryberger with his Vorton model as an explanation for ball lightning and Earth Lights at Hessdalen, Norway and other locations. Fyberger's model fits with the work of Russian researchers Zhvirblis and Nevesky with "electromagnetic phantoms" and closed EM Poynting vectors.

Some of the questions we looked at include: What are the specific characteristics that distinguish coherent matter from other states of matter? How do the findings about ball lightning and exotic vacuum objects impact our understanding of energy and technology? What implications do the research and phenomena discussed have for future studies in paranormal activity or unexplained phenomena?

At the end of the presentation, we had time for Q&A. 

Remote Viewing, the Aharonov-Bohm Effect, and Phase Singularities in the Human Brain

Presentation to the Society for Scientific Exploration, 2024 online meeting. I talked about one possible explanation for how remote viewing works, the Aharonov-Bohm Effect which describes how non-local interactions can occur between objects in the absence of electro-magnetic fields. I also look at the link between remote viewing and psychokinesis with references to Uri Geller, Nina Kalugina, and PK practitioners I've witnessed perform these seemingly magical feats.

Animal Injuries from Naturally Occurring Ball Lightning and MASERs: Snippy 24 Conference, CO

http://BlackSwanGhosts.com Big thanks to Keri King and the Snippy24 crew for making this conference video available. This is my presentation to the Snippy 24 Conference, late August, concerning strange phenomena in Colorado's San Luis Valley. I discuss the reality of ball lightning as the cause of some animal injuries and sudden deaths in Western states since the 1970s. This is based the work of ball lightning researcher V.L. Bychkov, Bob Greenyer, Ken Shoulders, Takaaki Matsumoto, and other researchers. German researcher Walter Brand documented human and animal injuries and deaths way back in 1923. More recently, Anatoly I. Nikitin has written about the rare but lethal effects of ball lightning on biological organims. #snippy

My thoughts on presentations by Erik Bard and Jay Stratton at Phenomecon, 2024

Here are some of my reactions to Erik Bard and Jay Stratton's presentations at the Phenomecon Conference, 2024 in Vernal, UT.

Trey Hudson: Portal Activity and Anomalies at "The Meadows"

https://www.treyhudsonresearch.com

In this interview with author Trey Hudson, I asked him about some of the ideas he expressed in his Snippy 24 lecture, including anomalous temperature changes and electromagnetic effects of cryptids, UFOs, and related phenomena.

Katie Paige: Growing up in a Paranormal Hotpot, Elbert County, CO

Katie Paige presented at the Snippy 24 Conference this past August, 2024 near Mosca, CO. She discussed the types of phenomena present on the Rocky Mountain Ranch including UFOs, cryptids, Bigfoot, Orbs, and strange animal deaths.

Snippy 24 Conference—UFOs, Ball Lightning, Portals. A Short Summary

The Snippy 24 conference focussed on unexplained animal deaths throughout the West including Snippy the horse in 1967. Presenters included Katie Paige, Trey Hudson, Simeon Hein, and Eric Hecker.