Have you ever heard of 'conjunctivitis'? I didn't mention it because
it didn't really relate, though now I think it might.
There have been many discussions about how these things disappear and
reappear out of nowhere. One of the theories is that they shift the
light from the craft into a region that we can't see, specifically UV.
High intensity UV produces a cold heat that will burn as you might
have experienced when welding.
People who claim to come into proximity of these craft often claim
burns and conjuctivitis exactly like that produced by UV.
So it could be just high intensity UV that is drying out the soil....
---Matthew Redmond wrote:
>
> Hi Jerry et al,
>
> >> Is a landing site ever cooked as by a microwave?
> >
> >Yes, Ted Phillips did a lot of 'soil compaction' studies and found
> >that the wetting properties of the soil taken from a UFO landing site
> >were almost gone, as if completely cooked away in some high density
> >field, which is what a microwave field would do.
>
> If it walks like a chicken, talks like a chicken...does that
nessesarily
> mean that it IS a chicken? (hmm, maybe not the best of annalogies
but it
> will do). I mean it "could" be microwave, its just without
conclusive
> evidence it just may not be microwave. I mean we are dealing with
an craft
> using antigravitational technology, and unless someone has done
close up
> research with an actual antigravity device, then one cannot be one
hundred %
> sure that it is microwave and not some form of exotic wave formation.
>
> However, If it is a result of microwaves then it may mean they just
stopped
> over a cow and decided it was time for a barbeque.
> >
> >...fiddling with his Dads WWII transceiver...he was just sweeping
the dial
> for broadcast.
>
> Does anyone know the frequencies that the old WWII transceivers
worked on?
>
> Cheers!
>
> Matthew.
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