Some more UFO stuff

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Came across a wild 1979 MUFON paper titled, "A MIND/BRAIN/MATTER MODEL CONSISTENT WITH QUANTUM PHYSICS AND UFO PHENOMENA" by nuclear engineer, wargames analyst, and military tactician, Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Thomas E.Bearden.

The author introduces a speculative model of mind and matter and their interaction that is consistent with the experimental basis of physics, and which offers mechanisms for paranormal phenomena of all types, including
UFO phenomena. Certain conclusions are reached by a new fourth law of logic, which is briefly described and summarized. A new photon interaction model of quantized observable change is also presented.

A solution to the problem of the nature of mind is generated, using the author's fourth law of logic, and a seven-dimensional hyperspatial physical model of a living biosystem is developed. Using this basic model, an infinite-dimensional cotemporal hyperspatial model of the physical universe complete with all its life forms is constructed. Levels of unconsciousness--including the collective human species unconscious--emerge naturally as types of crosstalk between hyperframes.

A natural set of relations between thoughtforms, neutrinos, photons, and particles emerges from the model. These relations allow transformation between thought energy, neutrinos, virtual photons, photons, and aerial particles by time coherent collection. The author's calculation of basic amplifier theory for this transformation process is pointed out, as is an actual device (the Moray amplifier) believed to have worked on this principle.

By the author's formula, the psychokinetic power of a mind level increases exponentially as the number of biosystem stages involved. At the level of the collective human species unconscious, the psychokinesis is sufficient to materialize symbolic tulpoids (thought forms), given a sufficient stress stimulus in large groups. Using the cold war as the major stress stimulus on mankind since World War I, the author shows that most major UFO waves in the literature precisely fit the model.

Using his own collation and analysis of Soviet psychotronic weapon development, the author is also able to fit into the model the several thousand paranormal and bizarre cattle mutilations that have occurred in the U.S. since 1973.

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Black tic tac story just flew across my screen...

Black Tic Tac baits the Coast Guard, raises accountability questions

At a quarter past 11 on Saturday morning, November 5, Bradenton Beach Police Officer Chuck Marose was driving south along Coquina Beach when something weird caught his eye. What he saw made him pull over onto the soft shoulder just north of the drawbridge at Longboat Key to get a better look.

A U.S. Coast Guard C-130 was flying over Sarasota Bay, low enough for Marose to see the plane’s markings and numbers. Altitude less than a mile, maybe 4,000 feet. But it wasn’t the Lockheed turboprop that made him stop – it was the car-sized “black mass” that appeared to be suspended in mid-air, to the west, over the Gulf of Mexico, like it was painted on the sky.

The USCG crew evidently noticed the object as well, and responded by shifting course, as if to pursue. Marose pulled out his Samsung Android as the C-130 closed to within “maybe less than one tenth of a mile” of the UFO. He managed to squeeze off a single shot that caught both vehicles in the same frame.

“As soon as the plane made its turn and I shot that picture, the object was gone in an instant. I mean, it went from a standstill to being gone instantaneously. It headed west out over the Gulf, in literally two seconds, a second and a half,” said Marose. He estimated no more than 15 seconds elapsed between the moment he noticed the plane and the disappearance of the near-miss UFO.

“It was a little bit of a shock – it’s obviously not something you see every day,” Marose said. “This is not the first time I’ve seen something unidentified in the sky, but this was something that really makes you scratch your head and wonder what the heck it was.”

The closest Coast Guard base is located in the nearby fishing village of Cortez, but the nearest USCG air strip is 60 miles north, in Clearwater. Marose asked around and came up empty. “I know they don’t have aircraft running out of Cortez, but they told me they had no comment and didn’t elaborate further,” he said. “We have a couple of deputies in Bradenton Beach who are (Coast Guard) reservists and they weren’t able to get any more information on it, either.”

My query to USCG/Clearwater for more details went unanswered.