Rowen
Hi Rowen, I just read your original post and came up with
a hypothesis on what may have happend to you and your
friend. I will first discuss some of the foundation concepts that
led me to the hypothesis and then present you with the actual
hypothesis itself.
I am sure you have heard of the 'Bermuda Triangle' before and
have also heard about some of the myths and facts regarding it.
Just to summarize, the strange anomolies of the 'Bermuda
Triangle' (which consequently is not in the shape of a triangle)
occur all over the planet (the locations of where the anomolies
manifest themselves are actually in a somewhat consistent
geographical pattern). Just for ease of discussion, I am going
to label any Bermuda Triangle-like event as an 'Alpha Event' from
this moment forth.
When an Alpha Event occurs, any of the following environmental
anomolies may exist in any combination:
A) Mist (dull grey/metallic to white in color) forms. Some or all
of the mist may be swirling in some direction. The mist may
actually form around the observer and move with him (but
the observer may 'feel' that he is merely moving through
the mist).
B) Dense Fog (dull grey/metallic/yellow to white in color) forms.
Some or all of the fog may be swirling in some direction. The
fog may actually form around the observer and move with him
(but the observer may 'feel' that he is merely moving through
the fog).
C) Dense Clouds (white to pitch black in color) form. The clouds
may grow in size at a very rapid pace forming large ellepsis,
doughnuts, and a variety of other shapes. The clouds may
extend as high as 60,000 feet and may come right out of the
ground. Some of the dense clouds may swirl in some direction.
If the clouds are black and the observer is within them, then
he will see many of D) (each of very bright intensity).
D) 1 to (n) white light light sources (roughly circular shaped and
of varying sizes) appear for varying amounts of time. These
lights may move about quickly, change direction and speed
suddenly, and instantaneously disappear/reappear.
E) Large Greenish/Bluish/Amber light sources (of varying shapes)
appear for varying amounts of time. These lights move about
quickly and may suddenly disappear. It has been observed
that this particular event occurs most frequently towards the
end of sunset and on days when a full moon would be seen
at night (thus implying a gravitational relationship).
F) Most electronics cease to function (even though they may
appear to be gettinig power).
G) Compasses will continually spin in some direction.
H) The observer experiences a feeling of weightlessness.
I) The observer experiences a feeling of increased forward
momentum.
J) The observer travels significantly more distance than would
normally be possible at the speed he is moving at.
K) Ocean water becomes extremely foamy.
L) The observer becomes disoriented (potentially to a non-
functional state).
M) Metal becomes 'warmer' than normal.
An Alpha Event also tends to occur on perfectly clear and sunny
days (for some reason). To make things even more interesting,
a man by the name of 'John Hutchison' has pretty much spent
his life experimenting with electricity, magnetism, and radio
waves. More importantly, his research has led to all sorts of
environmental anomolies which have collectively (and famously)
been called the 'Hutchison Effect'. Just to clarify, nobody fully
understands the exact mechanics of the 'Hutchison Effect',
however it is clear that it is the result of radio wave interferences
with electromagnetic fields. Some of the anomolies of
the 'Hutchison Effect' include (but by far are not limited to):
1) Levitation and movement heavy objects (in swirling patterns
sometimes).
2) Shooting objects off at very high speeds.
3) Fusion of dissimilar materials such as metal and wood.
4) Bending objects.
5) The formation of dense (cant see through them) metallic hazes
that swirl.
These Hutchison effects I listed are directly related to many of
of the known Alpha Events. So why bring up the 'Hutchison
Effect' to begin with? Only to show that Alpha Events are real,
seeing as how the 'Hutchison Effect' is reproducable and
observable. Now, if you haven't guessed it already... my
hypothesis is that you and your friend experienced an Alpha
Event. Right off the bat I would say that you experienced
anomolies I), J), and L), but I want to ask you if anything else on
the list actually applies to your experience? Just so you know, my
goal is to promote my hypothesis to a theory or completely scrap
it and classify your experience as something nobody's really come
across yet.
Thanks,
-CC