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Hutchison Effect – ever heard of it?

Sounds like one of those principles in Science that we come across in school, right?

Wrong. 

Vancouver scientist John Hutchison's 22 years of experiments into electromagnetism has unintentionally produced every phenomena reported in the Bermuda Triangle. The term “Hutchison Effect” has become a moniker applied to all the peculiar and startling effects his plethora of machinery can produce.

It all began back in 1979. While studying the longitudinal wavelengths of Tesla (Nikola Tesla, a radio pioneer), Hutchison, limited by space in his small apartment,  crammed into one room various devices that emit electromagnetic fields and wavelengths, like Tesla coils, RF generators, van De Graaf generators, etc. He turned them on and went about his work. In some unexpected way, the wavelengths these machines created interplayed to create astonishing effects. John first noticed this when an object touched his shoulder. . .one he wasn’t expecting because it was levitating!

Repeated tests have produced a number of astounding effects. These include the continued levitation of objects: wood, styrofoam, plastic, copper, zinc— they hovered and  moved about, swirl around and ascend, or shoot off at fantastic speeds. With further experimentation: fires started around the building out of non flammable materials, like cement and rock; a mirror  smashed (80 feet away!),  metal warped and bent and even broke, (separating by sliding in a sideways fashion), in some instances crumbling like “cookies;” some metal became white hot but did not burn surrounding flammable material; lights appeared in the air,  along with numerous other corona manifestations; and water spontaneously swirled in containers. . . to name only a few.

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Truth is indeed stranger than fiction.

A friend of mine commented that his motto was “To see is to believe”, I told him to show me the wind.  Note that there is an insurmountable difference between invention and discovery, as the latter can only be the truth mostly found in nature, as The Creator would want to have it.

Time and space travel IS not too far from here.  Civilizations before us may have long known what we are only starting to discover.  Would these finally explain crop circles and alien abductions? That remains to be seen by the next generations as we continue to advance with our infantile knowledge of our own planet.  Sometimes, I want to believe that Superman can be true, or could it be just one of my wishful thinking? 

Beam me up Scottie! You "lost" me there…