SECRET OF UFO PROPULSION:
GHOSTS!
by Marcus Rubyman,
staff writer. [April 8, 2003]
 [WeeklyUniverse.com]
The amazing source of UFO propulsion is found right here on Earth -- from
ghosts!
That's
the astounding bombshell revelation of Ken Behrendt as told in his book, The
Physics of the Paranormal -- and in a shocking and exclusive interview with the Weekly Universe!
Ghosts, alien starcraft, and manner of paranormal
phenomena draw energy from the "anti-mass field" -- a bizarre transdimensional
source of clean, cheap, renewable energy -- discovered by Behrendt!
Explained Behrendt exclusively to the Weekly
Universe: "I developed the 'anti-mass field theory'
to account for UFO propulsion and secondary effects over the course of
a 20-year study involving thousands of cases in detail, and tens of thousands
of cases in summary.
"I discovered that a UFO, when airborne, is able to negate its normal gravitational
and inertial mass because it contains a device I call an 'anti-mass field
generator.' Its purpose is to emit a form of NON-electromagnetic
radiation which I call 'anti-mass field radiation.' This new
form of radiation has a 'polarity' opposite to that of normal 'mass field
radiation' emitted by the subatomic particles that compose the atoms of
ordinary matter.
"When these two forms of nonelectromagnetic radiation -- one from the UFO's
propulsion equipment, the other from the subatomic particles that compose
the craft and its crew -- are superimposed as they radiate away from their
sources, they neutralize each other. The result is that the UFO and
its crew become massless and, thus, have no weight or inertia!
"They
will float due to buoyancy in a planet's atmosphere, and can violently
accelerate and maneuver without damage to the craft and its crew if propulsive
forces are applied to the craft's hull."
Despite his amazing findings, Behrendt has never flown a UFO, or reverse
engineered an alien craft's equipment. But he has witnessed a UFO
--
scant inches from his face!
"I have not boarded a UFO or talked with extraterrestrials," says Behrendt.
"My UFO theory was simply deduced from available data. Personally,
I have witnessed UFOs on about four occasions, and in each one it was a
multiple witness type of sighting. In three of the cases the objects
were distant. In one, the object was
only a few feet away -- I prefer to view them at a safe distance!"
* Paranormal Levitation
Behrendt believes his "anti-mass field theory" explains a variety of paranormal
phenomena, such as levitation.
Says Behrendt, "In studying levitation, it became apparent to me that,
under certain circumstances, the human body could act as a sort of 'biological
anti-mass field generator.' In this state, certain religious people
have, over millennia, been witnessed to float without visible means of
support. I believe that in these cases, the necessary anti-mass field
radiation is emitted from the person's circulatory system when certain
biophysical conditions are achieved."
Behrendt describes levitation as among the oldest of documented paranormal
phenomena, citing a case in the 13th or 14th century A.D. when someone
levitated for the Spanish king and his court.
"Those who witnessed it stated that the person who levitated was as light
as a soap bubble, and could be blown about by witnesses," says Behrendt.
"This implies not only buoyancy, but an extreme reduction in bodily mass.
This is similar to what UFOs do. Some craft engage in the so-called
'falling
leaf' motion, wherein the craft sinks slowly in the atmosphere, and rocks
to and fro like a plate sinking in water. This is only possible with
an extreme reduction in the mass of the craft. (I think in these
cases, the craft's crew do this maneuver on purpose, to give earthly witnesses
a hint as to how the craft functions!)"
"I have never seen anybody levitate," admits Behrendt, "but I have no doubt
it's a real phenomenon. I believe Shirley Maclain mentions an experience
in her first book, Don't
Fall Off the Mountain, which occurred in Bhutan, in which she witnessed
a guru levitate."
Behrendt is more confident that his anti-mass field theory explains UFOs
than levitation. "While I am sure about the reality of UFOs and anti-mass
field generators, I must hypothesize that a human undergoing autolevitation
emits anti-mass field radiation (through some natural biological process,
since we don't have mechanical anti-mass field generators built into our
bodies)."
* Ghosts
Behrendt offers a shocking new explanation of ghost sightings: "I am not
convinced that [ghosts] represent the return of the souls or spirits of
the dead! I define two broad categories of ghosts.
"One category are ghost effects due to the presence of living creatures.
Some of these will be generating E-rich anti-mass field radiation to maintain
a state of optical invisibility while others, mainly human, are creating
poltergeist type activity unconsciously.
"The second category involves what I consider to be true ghosts.
These are holographic patterns that become embedded in the structural materials
of old buildings and, under proper conditions, can produce glowing ghostly
shapes
inside the building that are even capable of movement. My
book suggests ways to force these forms to manifest so they can be
photographed.
"The only connection I can find between ghosts and UFOs is that occasionally a UFO case
suggests that the craft, although physically present, turned itself invisible."
And so, presumably, individual UFO crew members can also turn invisible.
"Such invisible ufonauts may occasionally enter a human dwelling and explore
it. Naturally, if they accidentally interact with the homeowners
then the latter may be convinced that their house is haunted. The
invisible
ufonaut may knock over objects, steal small items, cause pets to have a
severe reaction, etc."
* Other Paranormal Phenomena
Behrendt
says that his astonishing theory explains more than UFOs, levitation, and
ghosts: "The concept of anti-mass field radiation can explain a variety
of paranormal phenomena. [This is because] it is possible to emit
bodily anti-mass field radiation of different 'characters' and with various
pulse shapes.
"For example, a form of anti-mass field radiation with 'E-rich' character
can weaken the attractive electrostatic forces acting between oppositely
charged subatomic particles. This causes that atoms made from these
subatomic particles to expand slightly, which prevents these atoms from
interacting with photons of visible light -- then these atoms become invisible!
"A UFO or being emitting such E-rich anti-mass field radiation would then
also become optically invisible, and any small object he/she/it picked
up would also momentarily become invisible!"
Behrendt believes that anti-mass radiation's various "characters" can explain
other paranormal phenomena, such as mental photography, the Geller effects,
psychokinesis,
and miracle cures.
* An Astounding Breakthrough
Behrendt published AURA [Annal of Ufological Research Advances] between
1985 and 1995, which features some of his earlier findings.
"Remarkably, I am one of the few people who can claim to have made significant
progress in solving the mysteries of UFO propulsion and secondary effects,"
he says. "After reading 50 to 60 books on a variety of paranormal
topics, I realized that the reason little to no progress was made in resolving
the mysteries of the paranormal was because those researching that field
must FIRST resolve some long-standing mysteries in the UFO field: Mainly,
the mysteries surrounding UFO propulsion and certain secondary effects!"
And so Behrendt studied UFOs, then applied his findings to the fields of
parapsychology and the paranormal, resulting in The
Physics of the Paranormal. The first edition was released in
1987, the second in 2002. "It is my hope that my book will
revitalize the field of the paranormal, and eventually allow humanity to
artificially duplicate many paranormal effects.
"I like to think that the phenomena of ufology and the paranormal as just
physics which is not yet in our textbooks."
Behrendt boldly concludes: "To state the matter bluntly, I believe that my
book presents the FIRST major advance in the fields of parapsychology
and the paranormal in history!"
| Kenneth
Behrendt says of himself: "I was born in 1951 in Elizabeth, NJ. I
have a BA and MS from Rutgers University, and have held positions in the
electronics, chemical, and manufacturing industries. I am now retired
and seeking to publish my discoveries in the areas of the paranormal and
ufology. I believe these areas will provide much new science in the
centuries to come that will greatly enrich human life on our planet. |
Marcus Rubyman is a Los Angeles based tabloid reporter who investigates UFOs and the paranormal. Read more of his journalism in Hollywood Witches. |
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