THEORY: World of WarCraft Analogy with UFO Warp Technology
I was laughing because I called our Internet Service Provider's Tech Support regarding the slow down in our Internet Connection that has been dropping my connection to World of WarCraft. When we used their web site, we were getting Download MBPS Speeds that were off the charts.
80.46 MBPS
93.48 MBPS
21.45 MBPS
The tech guy Jacob on the phone thought that maybe I have some kind of speed boosting software on my laptop. However, I don't think so. I don't recall installing anything of that nature.
At the expense of sounding kooky, I am under the suspicion that my research in the Psychic Field and the Electromagnetic Field maybe be causing the odd fluctuations. I've always suspected that there might be a high concentration of "connectivity" when you plug or tap into the Earth's Electromagnetic Field.
I've even theorized that maybe some day humans will be able to invent equipment sensitive enough to measure "disturbances" in the Electromagnetic Field. It seemed to me that if someone is plugging into the Electromagnetic Field, there would be some kind of ripple effect or subtle pull of energy where the person doing it is the focal point or center of that vortex.
If someone is tapping into the Electromagnetic Field, logic would dictate that the energy absorbed or soaked up from the area gets depleted. So it takes time for it to get replenished. In World of WarCraft, the Blood Elf class has the ability to pull magic from the surrounding air to replenish their depleted mana reserves.
Maybe humans, as Psychics, can do something similar. So you would be able to use sensitive equipment to track when there's major "suckage" of energy pulled in by someone.
It wouldn't surprise me one bit if aliens with advanced technology are aware of this on their own home planet. Perhaps knowing this, they measure the same thing on Planet Earth with "primitive" humans that are able to do the same thing.
I remember seeing some UFO videos on YouTube where people have tracked unusual designs or patterns off of the continent of Australia that are symmetrical designs that are spherical.
What if that's like an alien spacecraft that is powering up for warp, but it needs to absorb energy from a local planet or something with a massive Electromagnetic Field to power their technology.
They could use it to power up their spacecraft for a lightspeed jump. When they pull from Earth's Electromagnetic Field, they can go to warp.
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Dutchman Launches Life-Sized Replica of Noah's Ark
By By TOBY STERLING | Associated Press - 8 hrs ago
Johan Huibers poses with a stuffed tiger in front of the full scale replica of Noah’s Ark after being asked by a photographer to go outside with the animal in Dordrecht, Netherlands, Monday Dec. 10, 2012. The …
DORDRECHT, Netherlands (AP) - Just as the first storms of winter roll in, Dutchman Johan Huibers has finished his 20-year quest to build a full-scale, functioning model of Noah's Ark - an undertaking of, well, biblical proportions.
Huibers, a Christian, used books 6-9 of Genesis as his inspiration, following the instructions God gives Noah down to the last cubit.
Translating to modern measurements, Huibers came up with a vessel that works out to a whopping 427 feet (130 meters) long, 95 feet (29 meters) across and 75 feet (23 meters) high. Perhaps not big enough to fit every species on Earth, two by two, as described in the Bible, but plenty of space, for instance, for a pair elephants to dance a tango.
Johan's Ark towers across the flat Dutch landscape and is easily visible from a nearby highway where it lies moored in the city of Dordrecht, just south of Rotterdam.
Gazing across the ark's main hold, a huge space of stalls supported by a forest of pine trees, visitors gaze upon an array of stuffed and plastic animals, such as buffalo, zebra, gorillas, lions, tigers, bears, you name it. Elsewhere on the ark is a petting zoo with actual live animals that are less dangerous or easier to care for - such as ponies, dogs, sheep, and rabbits - and an impressive aviary of exotic birds.
"This boat - it's amazing," said Alfred Jongile, visiting from South Africa with his Dutch wife.
For Huibers, a builder by trade, it all began with a nightmare he had in 1992, when the low-lying Netherlands was flooded, as it has been many times throughout its history.
Huibers thinks that new floods are possible, not least due to global warming. He cites a New Testament passage prophesying that "the cities of the coast shall tremble" near the end of times.
But he's not worried the whole Earth will ever be flooded again. In the Bible, the rainbow is God's promise it won't be.
"I had a call from American television," he says, laughing. "This has nothing to do with the end of the Mayan calendar," he said.
He said his motivation is ultimately religious, though. He wants to make people think what their purpose is on Earth.
"I want to make people question that so that they go looking for answers," and ultimately find salvation through God and eternal life, he said.
Johan's Ark also contains a restaurant on the topmost level and a movie theater capable of seating 50 people. Around the edges of each level of the craft are displays on ancient Middle Eastern history and dress, scenes from the life of Noah, and games for kids, including water pumps and a system of levers to lift bales of hay.
Down below there is a honeycomb system of hatches, each opening into an area where food could be sealed in for long-term storage.
There is an outdoor space near the stern with a dizzying series of stairwells. Walking around, Johan points out features such as the curvature of the upper deck, which he said would have been used to collect rainwater for drinking, as well as for letting animals such as horses out to exercise where they could run around.
Another visitor, Martin Konijn, said he was impressed with the level of detail.
"You might know the story of Noah, okay, but if you see this you begin to get an idea of how it would actually have worked in practice."
Huibers says he's considering where to take the floating attraction next, including European ports or even across the Atlantic - though the latter would require transport aboard an even bigger ship.
But Huibers is also working on a new dream, perhaps even more unlikely than the first one: he wants to get Israelis and Arabs to cooperate and build a water pipeline from the Mediterranean Sea to the Dead Sea.
"If you have faith, anything is possible," he says.
http://news.yahoo.com/dutchman-launches-life-sized-replica-noahs-ark-145330205.html
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7.1-Magnitude Earthquake Reported Off Indonesia; No Immediate Tsunami Warning
By The Associated Press | Associated Press - 9 hrs ago
JAKARTA, Indonesia - A 7.1-magnitude earthquake has been reported off the coast of Indonesia.
The U.S. Geological Survey says the quake struck offshore, with the epicenter 147 miles (236 kilometres) northwest of the city of Saumlaki. The quake was reported at a depth of 96 miles (155 kilometres).
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has no immediate tsunami warning.
The quake hit shortly before 1700 GMT.
Indonesia is located in the Pacific "Ring of Fire," where earthquakes and volcanic activity are common.
http://news.yahoo.com/7-1-magnitude-earthquake-reported-off-indonesia-no-173054558.html