People exactly like us in physique and intelligence exist on identical earths moving round identical suns in the other 23 universes, like our earth is moving round our sun in our universe. However, the space-time compartments of the universes are placed relative to one another, such that people on earth in one universe can, by no means whatever; observe any of the other universes and the events taking place in it. Electromagnetic (or radio) signals cannot be sent from one universe to another universe.

On the other hand, each of the laws of nature namely, the law of gravity, the law of motion, electromagnetism, law of propagation of light, quantum mechanics, etc, in a given universe, requires a number of other universes to be possible in the given universe. It is in order for all natural laws to be possible in every universe that 24 universes are required to co-exist in nature. In other words, this is why God created 24 universes (or worlds), in complete agreement with Hebrews 11:3 (NKJV) of the Holy Bible. This is the meaning of the completely new many-world background of the present unification theory.

It must be clarified that the existence of 24 universes is a formally derived fact and not a hypothesis in the theory. I have derived a new force of nature, which I refer to as laser-anti-gravitational force (LAGF) within the evolving theory. The LAGF can be used to reduce or nullify the weight of an object lifted into mid-air, and to cause a heavy object or craft to anti-gravitate, without the need for engine power or any other aid.

I have also derived exact and experimentally verifiable explanations of the origin of the unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and all the essential features of the UFO phenomenon, within the many-world background of the evolving theory. UFOs come from the earth of one of the other 23 universes isolated in the theory. They, on their earth in their universe, have developed the technology to perforate space-time and perform inter-universe transition (or journey), which does not require moving any distance in space, for them to be able to come to our earth in our universe. UFOs apply the LAGF to perform the great manoeuvres in mid-air for which they are well known. The explanation of UFO is certainly important to the U. S. A., U. K., France, Germany, and the other advanced nations, who had sought to unravel this mystery at great costs during the past 70 years.

The governments of nations of the world are no longer shying away from the reality of the 16th century prophecies of Michel Nostradamus. One of his predictions is that a man, he referred to as Great Genius, will arise on a land bounded by three seas on earth about the present time, who will do unprecedented scientific works that will lead to major discoveries. According to the predictions, the works of the Great Genius will include the explanations of Aliens (or UFOs) and Atlantis; a new force of nature that will greatly enhance living condition on earth; unification of science and religion, among many others. These predictions of Nostradamus are perfectly fulfilled by the present work. The concept of the lost world of the Atlantis in fiction is mimicry of the earth of one of the other 23 universes isolated in the theory, from which UFOs come to our earth.

Indeed Africa is bounded by three seas namely, the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea — an ocean being a large sea. The Red Sea is an inflow of the Indian Ocean into a gap between Africa and Saudi Arabia, and must not be counted as a fourth sea bounding Africa. Thus, Africa qualifies as the land on which Nostradamus’ prophecy of the rising of the Great Genius will be fulfilled.

Writing in the open-access journal PLoS ONE, Scripps Research Institute scientist Gerald Joyce said that frenzies such as the one over alleged arsenic-eating bacteria in 2010 could ultimately lead to lack of interest in the kind of science it would take to discover new life forms, should they exist.

«I just worry that we cry wolf too many times, and people are going to start tuning it out,» Joyce told LiveScience.

«Let’s just cool it on these false alarms,» he added.

New life

False alarms over new life forms have ranged from the arsenic bacteria kerfuffle — in which scientists announced they had found bacteria that could incorporate arsenic rather than the usual phosphorus into their DNA — to synthetic biology, such as molecular biologist J. Craig Venter’s transplant of a synthetic genome into a living cell.

Though both studies represent important work, Joyce said, neither qualifies as new life. The arsenic bacteria fit firmly into the known tree of life, and their arsenic-eating abilities are still under scrutiny. Venter’s synthetic genome required an already living cell to function and was glued together from pre-existing DNA snippets. [7 Theories on the Origin of Life]

With the increasing discovery of planets in «habitable zones» orbiting far-off stars, Joyce expects more claims of potential extraterrestrial life to add to hype about new life forms on Earth. In fact, he said, the idea that there is surely life on more than one of so many habitable planets out there is based on nothing more than wishful thinking. As it is, scientists have no idea what the probability of life might be or what it would take to get a new life form started, Joyce said.

What is life?

In his essay and accompanying podcast, Joyce calls for a sober look at the possibility of new life forms. Biology is «chemistry with its own history,» he said, meaning that life is simply a chemical process capable of holding a molecular memory that evolves over generations. These memories are like «bits» of information stored in a computer, Joyce said, and all known life is part of the same system here on Earth.

With only one system to look at, researchers can’t statistically infer the likelihood that life arose elsewhere in the universe, too, Joyce said. There’s no way to know whether we’re one of many or one of a kind, or whether life arises easily or only in extraordinarily rare cases.

«We can take pure chemicals in a test tube and stack the deck like crazy to try to get something replicating and evolving, and that hasn’t happened yet,» Joyce said. «Right now the jury’s out on whether it’s hard or easy.»

Writing in the open-access journal PLoS ONE, Scripps Research Institute scientist Gerald Joyce said that frenzies such as the one over alleged arsenic-eating bacteria in 2010 could ultimately lead to lack of interest in the kind of science it would take to discover new life forms, should they exist.

«I just worry that we cry wolf too many times, and people are going to start tuning it out,» Joyce told LiveScience.

«Let’s just cool it on these false alarms,» he added.

New life

False alarms over new life forms have ranged from the arsenic bacteria kerfuffle — in which scientists announced they had found bacteria that could incorporate arsenic rather than the usual phosphorus into their DNA — to synthetic biology, such as molecular biologist J. Craig Venter’s transplant of a synthetic genome into a living cell.

Though both studies represent important work, Joyce said, neither qualifies as new life. The arsenic bacteria fit firmly into the known tree of life, and their arsenic-eating abilities are still under scrutiny. Venter’s synthetic genome required an already living cell to function and was glued together from pre-existing DNA snippets. [7 Theories on the Origin of Life]

With the increasing discovery of planets in «habitable zones» orbiting far-off stars, Joyce expects more claims of potential extraterrestrial life to add to hype about new life forms on Earth. In fact, he said, the idea that there is surely life on more than one of so many habitable planets out there is based on nothing more than wishful thinking. As it is, scientists have no idea what the probability of life might be or what it would take to get a new life form started, Joyce said.

What is life?

In his essay and accompanying podcast, Joyce calls for a sober look at the possibility of new life forms. Biology is «chemistry with its own history,» he said, meaning that life is simply a chemical process capable of holding a molecular memory that evolves over generations. These memories are like «bits» of information stored in a computer, Joyce said, and all known life is part of the same system here on Earth.

With only one system to look at, researchers can’t statistically infer the likelihood that life arose elsewhere in the universe, too, Joyce said. There’s no way to know whether we’re one of many or one of a kind, or whether life arises easily or only in extraordinarily rare cases.

«We can take pure chemicals in a test tube and stack the deck like crazy to try to get something replicating and evolving, and that hasn’t happened yet,» Joyce said. «Right now the jury’s out on whether it’s hard or easy.»

Area 51 is a super secret test facility on the Air Force’s Nevada Test and Training Range. High tech aircraft such as the SR-71 blackbird and stealth were developed there. It is a highly secure area with signs warning trespassers that deadly force is authorized.
Area 51 warning sign. Image Credit: X5/Flikr

Local investigative journalist George Knapp made the site famous when he broke the story of alleged secret projects at the base of an extraterrestrial nature. He was approached by a man named Bob Lazar who claims to have worked at Area 51, where he was involved with a project to reverse engineer an alien spacecraft. Knapp’s efforts have been rewarded with his own room in the exhibit. News headlines cover the walls of the room chronicling Knapp’s investigation of Lazar’s claims.

The exhibit opened a couple of months ago with a special press conference featuring engineers who worked at area 51, George Knapp, and Col. John Alexander. Alexander is a retired colonel who conducted his own investigation into rumors of a vast government UFO conspiracy. He found no such evidence, however, he does believe the UFO mystery is a real phenomenon. As far as the military, he thinks they are just as baffled by UFOs as everyone else.

Since the opening, the museum has continues hosting lectures. Knapp presented a month ago and just this week Alexander held a talk that he says was standing room only.
Area 51 exhibit entrance at the National Atomic Testing Museum. Image Credit: Alejandro Rojas

I was able to visit the Area 51 exhibit recently, and it was quite an experience for a museum. I guess I should not have expected less, it’s Vegas. It starts off at a metal door with a guard in military khakis. Once your credentials are cleared you enter a dark room where a mysterious man in black on a monitor debriefs you. You then continue down dark corridors with UFO videos, pictures and information. There is even an alien on a gurney. The Area 51 developed aircraft is towards the end.

The tour finally ends with a very creative trick of the eye that I found really impressive. I don’t want to say much more for fear of giving up too much confidential information. That man in black was kinda creepy. I don’t want to get on his bad side.

The National Atomic Testing Museum is a very impressive place, backed by the Smithsonian. Although some of their Area 51 display is tongue and cheek, they take the UFO subject seriously. It is definitely worth the visit on your next trek to Las Vegas. Heck, we all need a Vegas trip at least once in awhile, right? Perhaps visiting a museum for a special exhibit can serve as the pretense to help justify your next vacation of drunken debauchery.

According to authorities, what the crew witnessed remains a mystery. The aircraft with 34 passengers and three crew members landed safely.

Flight 4321, originating from Elmira-Corning Regional Airport, was about 500 feet above the ground in Philadelphia when the incident took place.

After landing in Philadelphia, the aircraft taxied to the gate, according to US Airways spokesman Liz Landau. Runway 17 was closed for about 30 minutes after the incident for investigation, the FAA said. Law enforcement authorities are investigating the incident.

The aircraft involved was a Bombardier Dash 8 twin engine plane operated for US Airways by Piedmont Airlines.

CNN’s Aaron Cooper contributed to this report.
Read more: http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/local_news/water_cooler/ufo-us-airways-express-flight-crew-sees-mysterious-object-possible-flare-with-smoke-trail#ixzz2FDplNSJq

Runway 17 at Philadelphia Internal Airport was closed for 30 minutes as the sighting was investigated. However, authorities say they still have not been able to determine what the aircrew may have seen. Law enforcement is still investigating.

The plane carried 34 passengers with a three-man crew. The flight originated from Elmira-Corning Regional Airport. The airplane was a Bombardier Dash 8 twin engine operated for US Airways by Piedmont Airlines.

An image taken last year off the English coast of Trenarren, Cornwall was posted by the Daily Mail. However, most agree that object was a bird flying by, and what’s more you could make out some droppings. The object in Partridge’s photo is more disk-like and not so obviously a bird. Could it be something more mysterious?

Although the treasure hunters found it mysterious, at first, they reported that they would not return because it would be too expensive to investigate. However, once the news of their discovery hit the news, it created a bit of a fever. With all of this new attention the treasure hunters changed their minds.

Yesterday the crew, along with oceanographers, engineers, and deep-sea divers, has begun a weeklong investigation of the object. Soon we will have more information on this UFO mystery that has captured the imagination of people all around the world.

James Fox (Image Credit: National Geographic)

The team members include a UFO researcher, a skeptic scientist and an adventurer. The UFO researcher, James Fox, has directed and produced two landmark UFO documentaries, Out of the Blue and I Know What I Saw, the later aired on the History Channel in 2009. You may also recognize him from a couple of UFO panels on the Larry King Show. James is a great researcher; in fact he is responsible for the Ex-Governor of Arizona, Fyfe Symington, revealing that he had seen the UFO during the famous Phoenix Lights sightings in 1997. Symington said that he saw a huge triangular craft which, as an ex-Air Force pilot, he believed was beyond human technology. I was able to brainstorm with James during the pre-production on some cases which might be good for Chasing UFOs to check into.
Ben McGee (Image Credit: National Geographic)

Ben McGee is the skeptic scientist, who says he is now more open to the idea that UFOs may pose a real mystery. Ben is the founder and lead scientist of Astrowright Spaceflight Consulting, LLC, and an aspiring astronaut. Incidentally, he will be speaking on commercial spaceflight, obstacles to interstellar travel and the possibility of extraterrestrial life at my Cosmic Exploration Conference in Las Vegas in October. Go register now so you can hear his fascinating talk and meet him.
Erin Ryder (Image Credit: National Geographic)

James and Ben are great, I really like these guys, but I find myself admiring the promo photo of adventurer and athlete, Erin Ryder, the most. Don’t get me wrong, she is not just your token pretty co-host, she is actually an executive producer of the show, and incredibly accomplished. She has traveled the world climbing mountains, scaling glaciers, and doing a lot of other stuff I would probably end up hurting myself if I tried. You may recognize her from SyFy’s Destination Truth. I can attest to her athleticism. We chose a hill top as a base camp for our night sky watch and I was astounded to see her run up and down the hill several times with loads of heavy equipment.

All of these guys were a lot of fun to hang out with, and I am really excited to see the show is finally airing. I have obviously been eagerly awaiting its big premiere. With such an amazing crew, I can’t imagine how the show can be anything short of spectacular.

This comment was in response to an email sent by a group of British and Canadian UFO researchers: Robbie Graham, doctoral candidate at the University of Bristol and editor of silverscreensaucers.blogspot.com, Matthew Alford, Grant Cameron, and Victor Viggiani. They say they asked for “information about Brandon, specifically: his current relationship with the CIA; the possibility of researchers checking his claims; the vetting of his comments by the Publications Review Board, and whether his utterances disclosed classified information in any way.”

Graham says, “The CIA have done exactly what we expected they would do. They’ve refused to address our questions and they’ve brushed aside Brandon’s claims without directly calling him a liar.”

In her response to the researchers, Yougnblood added a web address to the CIA’s official UFO page:

https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csi-publications/csi-studies/studies/97unclass/ufo.html

Graham also sent me his original story on Brandon’s claim, which he is allowing me to repost here:

CIA Veteran Claims Knowledge of Roswell-Alien Cover-up

By Robbie Graham and Matthew Alford, PhD

On 23 June, 2012, in an interview for the popular American radio show, Coast to Coast AM, the CIA’s former liaison to the entertainment industry, Charles ‘Chase’ Brandon made extraordinary claims about the so-called “Roswell incident,” in which the US military is widely believed to have retrieved extraterrestrial materials and bodies after a mysterious object crashed in the deserts of New Mexico.

Brandon declared:

“I also absolutely know as I sit here talking to you that there was a craft from beyond this world that crashed at Roswell, that the military picked up remains of not just the wreckage, but cadavers.”

Most explosively, Brandon recounted an occasion when he saw direct proof of the alien nature of Roswell while conducting research at the CIA’s Historical Intelligence Collection (HIC) as part of his role as CIA Entertainment Liaison Officer (ELO). Brandon claimed he had the rare opportunity to look inside a box labelled “Roswell” containing “materials… papers… [and] other items” but stressed that he “cannot, will not, under any imaginable set of circumstances tell you what I saw in there specifically,” with the implication being that to reveal more specific details would be a breach of national security.

Based on what he claims to have seen in the box, Brandon stated unequivocally: “100 percent, guaranteed… Roswell happened. There was a craft, absolutely cadavers,” but added, “Beyond that, I have no idea where anything else went.”

The “Roswell Incident” first came to public attention 65 years ago on 8 July, 1947, when the Roswell Army Air Force (RAAF) hastily announced to the press its “capture” of a downed “flying saucer” on an isolated ranch. A few hours later, the RAAF changed its story to the effect that what had been recovered, in fact, was a common weather balloon. The United States Air Force (USAF) was to change this story again in 1995 with the announcement that the “weather balloon” had been a Top Secret high-altitude spy balloon. This story was then officially re-written in 1997 to account for several apparently non-human bodies multiple eyewitnesses claimed were recovered from the crash. The bodies, the USAF equivocated, were human corpses, test dummies, or both.

To date, Brandon is the most senior CIA officer – former or serving – to have claimed direct knowledge of an extraterrestrial link to the Roswell incident. Brandon worked for the CIA for thirty-five years, twenty-five of which he spent in the Agency’s elite Clandestine Service as an undercover, covert operations officer. His foreign assignments involved international terrorism, counterinsurgency, global narcotics trafficking and weapons smuggling. He was also an Agency foreign political affairs analyst, Presidential briefer to Bill Clinton and an instructor in paramilitary and espionage tactics at secret CIA training camps. In 1996, Brandon began his ELO role in which he advised on numerous films and TV series – often uncredited – quietly shaping scripts, characters and concepts. In other words, he is an expert at working both the news and popular media. It fits, then, that Brandon was speaking in the context of a promotional interview for his new fictional UFO-themed book, The Cryptos Conundrum.
The Cryptos Conundrum book cover.

Judging from online chatter, the UFO community is wondering if Brandon’s Roswell comments may herald the much anticipated ‘Disclosure’ of alien reality. Brandon’s book passed through the Agency’s Publications Review Board (PRB), and his radio interview should, as standard procedure, have also been subject to prior approval by the PRB. If Brandon’s comments were subject to official approval, and if he was speaking the truth, then this might indicate that the CIA is using him to work what the Agency calls a ‘limited hangout,’ whereby previously hidden information is released to the public in order to prevent a greater exposure of more damaging details.

In this context, it is noteworthy that Brandon carefully absolved the CIA of any on-going complicity in an active cover-up of the Roswell incident. Brandon implied that all that now keeps this information from the public is 65 years’ worth of storage dust and the patchy institutional memory of the powers that be. As Brandon tells it, the Roswell incident is as dead as the alien cadavers he claims must be stored “somewhere.” Yes, Roswell was real and extraterrestrial, says Brandon, and yes, the evidence was “put in cold storage,” but today’s Agency should not be held accountable for the actions of a handful of panicked and perplexed Cold War-era agents who shuffled off their mortal coils decades ago and who took what little knowledge they had to their graves. And those Agency employees who do occasionally stumble across Roswell evidence today have no real understanding of what they’re looking at or what to do with it. In terms of a revelation about the existence of aliens, Brandon’s rendering is about as depoliticized as it gets.

Victor Marchetti, former special assistant to Deputy CIA Director Richard Helms, once said that the government uses limited hangouts “when their veil of secrecy is shredded and they can no longer rely on a phony cover story to misinform the public.” In such instances, said Marchetti, “they resort to admitting – sometimes even volunteering – some of the truth while still managing to withhold the key and damaging facts in the case. The public, however, is usually so intrigued by the new information that it never thinks to pursue the matter further.”

Fittingly, in 1979, Marchetti himself raised eyebrows with his own public statements on the UFO issue. In an article for Second Look magazine, Marchetti wrote: “I do know that the CIA and the US government have been concerned over the UFO phenomenon for many years and that their attempts, both past and recent, to discount the significance of the phenomenon and to explain away the apparent lack of official interest in it have all the earmarks of a classic intelligence cover-up.” He added, “My theory is that we have, indeed, been contacted – perhaps even visited – by extraterrestrial beings, and that the U.S. Government, in collusion with other national powers of the Earth, is determined to keep this information from the general public.” However, Marchetti was merely voicing an opinion and does not claim to have seen proof of extraterrestrial contact with his own eyes, as Brandon does.

Not insignificantly, Brandon also claimed during his interview to have spoken to JFK’s coroner, who he says confirmed to him that the President had been shot from the front and was therefore most definitely the victim of a conspiracy. Of course, Brandon’s own personal ‘disclosures’ may prove an effective way to sell copies of his book, and also to whet appetites for his forthcoming sequel, The Hour Glass. This is certainly the more mainstream interpretation of what has transpired here. Still, such a deceitful and outlandish marketing strategy runs the risk of Brandon appearing to be, well, deceitful and outlandish. For a man currently employed as Senior Consultant to SpecTal, the intelligence division of defence giant BAE Systems, Brandon’s Roswell declarations are liable at least to raise difficult questions among colleagues. Furthermore, in the unlikely event that any costs result from Brandon’s statements, such as if they prompt someone to steal material from the HIC, he could at least be sued by the government.

A former high-level Reagan Administration official told us that “if” extraterrestrial material was in the possession of the US government, it would of course be classified, while another highly-respected ex-CIA Special Operations officer stressed to us that “All [CIA] employees sign a Secrecy Agreement. Violation of that agreement can bring severe repercussions.” When we made doubly clear to this CIA veteran that our enquiry related specifically to the UFO issue, he restated his position word-for-word, with the addendum “Have a nice day.” In theory, the penalties include life in jail or even a death sentence.

As yet, however, Brandon has fallen artfully through the cracks in the national security system. Even though in practice the government is clearly sensitive about the UFO phenomenon (with reams of declassified documentation from every branch of the government revealing high-level concern about UFO incidents worldwide into the post-Cold War era), it has maintained since the closure of the USAF’s Project Blue Book in 1969 that UFOs are definitely not a national security concern. Furthermore, the very concept of ‘national security’ is more slippery than is often suggested by the image of square-jawed, be-suited men with guns. Former Chairman of the PRB, John Hollister Hedley, commented recently that even the CIA’s own definition of national security was not “hard and fast” or “absolute or constant.” Consequently, whether there is any truth to Brandon’s statements or not, Washington would be hard-pressed to prosecute, even if it had the will to do so.

We asked Chase Brandon to elaborate on and justify his Roswell comments. He has yet to reply.

We also sent the CIA a list of questions and requested a formal response to Brandon’s allegations. The Agency has assured us they are looking into our enquiry and will get back to us “quickly.” We are still waiting.

About the Authors:

Robbie Graham is a doctoral candidate at the University of Bristol for a PhD examining Hollywood’s historical representations of UFOs and potential extraterrestrial life. He holds a Masters degree with Distinction in Cinema Studies from the University of Bristol and a First Class Honours degree in Film, Television and Radio Studies from Staffordshire University. He has broadcast on BBC Radio, Radio Ireland and Canal+ TV. His articles have appeared in a variety of publications including The Guardian, New Statesman, Filmfax, Fortean Times, Adbusters and the peer-reviewed journal of North American Studies, 49th Parallel.

Matthew Alford, PhD is the author of Reel Power: Hollywood Cinema and American Supremacy (Pluto Press, 2010). His academic and journalistic work focuses on the relationship between entertainment, political power, and propaganda in the United States. His academic work has appeared in a number of peer-reviewed journals, including Scope: An Online Journal of Film and TV Studies, Westminster Papers for Communication and Culture, and 49th Parallel. He has been interviewed as an expert on Hollywood propaganda for publications and broadcasters including Vanity Fair, Media Lens, Z-Net, Russia Today, Press TV and Al Jazeera, among others.