On this week’s episode of UFO Mountain video analysis shows how an iconic symbol of liberty and freedom is emitted by a UFO that flies over the heads of witnesses at a retreat near Mt. Adams, Washington. The incident offers an ironic spin of cosmic proportions on what Florida Gulf Coast University mathematician Thomas Hair meant when he recently told Discovery News that ET has “passed us by.” The recording provides evidence for the activities of an intelligence registering signals on a video sensor array to provide sophisticated conceptual communications with nearby observers on the ground.
In the third installment of the weekly series, James Gilliland, a renowned UFO videographer and contactee, describes how visionary experiences led him to the remote wilderness retreat in a state with the reported highest per capita incidence of UFO sightings. Widely-known phenomena that “approach the observer” are the basis for multi-decade Close Encounters research involving professional scientists and engineers in neighboring Yakima county.
UFO Mountain is the weekly online UFO documentary series that explores ET contact at the ECETI Ranch and the reported UFO base inside of Mt. Adams. A renowned UFO videographer and contactee, James Gilliland is the founder of Enlightened Contact with ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence(ECETI). Since its opening in 1986, the ECETI Ranch has facilitated contact events for thousands of people from around the world. The online series is written, directed and produced by Jon Kelly, a former CBS Radio feature producer with #1-rated US television experience.
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Theory vs Instrumental Data
"We're either alone, or they're out there and leave us alone," says mathematician Thomas Hair, with Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers. Mr. Hair, who presented his research into the existence of extraterrestrial life at the Mathematical Association of America in Boston last month, based his opinion on “extremely conservative estimates” for how long it would take a society to summon the resources and technological know-how to leave one world and travel to another. UFO Mountain shows evidence that both scholars and laypersons can look for signs of ET much closer to home, demonstrating how there is no restriction on appearances that occur directly overhead.
Visions Fuel Spiritual Journey
In his exclusive on camera segment, James Gilliland explains how it was a spiritual journey that brought to him to Mt. Adams, Washington. “I wasn’t looking for UFO’s, that wasn’t why I came here. I came here because I had visions. I kept seeing the mountain. Then I saw a river and a “little mountain” behind it. And I was told that I was going to be putting together a retreat where people would be living in harmony with the land and each other and create a template on how we could live a very spiritual life.”
As destiny would have it, the northern edge of the ECETI Ranch is marked by Little Mountain Road and the White Salmon River, demonstrating how dream-like visions incorporate plural factual details through representative forms. Examiner.com has previously reported how time and date stamped emails preceding UFO incidents captured on video verify the precognitive dreams of Vancouver experiencers.
Highest per Capita
The ECETI Ranch is located in Trout Lake, Washington in Klickitat County on the edge of the Columbia River Gorge. One source claims that Washington reportedly has the highest per capita incident of UFO sightings reports for any US state. Popular Mechanics has also reported a study showing how nearby Yakima County rated as the fourth highest per capita for less populated counties in the entire nation.
The study, produced by CUFOS, shows Westmoreland County as the number one less populated county for reported UFO sightings. Examiner.com recently presented an exclusive interview featuring Westmoreland County videographer Alison Kruse, whose extensive video catalogue portrays the mystery of that region in brilliant HD broadcast and third-generation night vision UFO videos.
Science of Close Encounters
The Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS) was started by Dr. J. Allen Hynek a professor of astronomy at Ohio State University, and later, chairman of the astronomy department at Northwestern University. According to the CUFOS website, “During the 1950s and 1960s, he served as the astronomical consultant to the United States Air Force's Project Blue Book. Essentially, his responsibility was to determine whether there was an astronomical explanation for a UFO sighting. Professor Hynek would study a UFO report and decide if its description of the UFO suggested a known astronomical object. That is, did the witness see the planet Venus or a meteor instead of a genuine UFO?
“At first, Dr. Hynek was skeptical of the whole UFO business, but after examining hundreds of UFO reports by credible witnesses, he became convinced UFOs were worthy of serious study. With the closing of Project Blue Book in 1969, he began to seriously consider forming a private, scientific UFO organization composed of scientists and other highly-trained technical experts, who would work together to solve the UFO enigma. In 1972, Hynek published his classic book, The UFO Experience: A Scientific Study, in which he presented his categories for grouping UFO sightings and coined the phrase, "Close Encounters." In 1973, he started the Center for UFO Studies and served as its scientific director until his death in 1986. Before he died, Dr. Hynek appointed Mark Rodeghier to succeed him as scientific director. The Center for UFO Studies continues to honor Hynek's legacy through its serious study and examination of the UFO phenomenon.”
Research by Request
It was by Dr. J. Allen Hynek’s request that electrical engineer David Akers began his multi-decade Yakima Lights study. The Report on the Investigation of Nocturnal Light Phenomena at Toppenish, Washington AUGUST 1972 describes how photographic captures were produced by phenomena that approached the observer.
“The investigative approach used involved setting-up portable observation points at selected locations in the study area for several days at a time. This technique allowed the observer to become acquainted with normal activity in a given location and prepare him to detect any abnormal activity which might occur. No concerted effort was made to "chase" the phenomenon around the reservation. Instead, it was allowed to come to the observer (emphasis added). The temporary observation points and instruments were manned during the times of greatest sighting probability, i.e., between sunset and sunrise.”
Paola Leopizzi Harris, who assisted Dr. J. Allen Hyneck with his UFO investigations from 1980 to 1986, spoke with tremendous conviction when she described what she saw while sighting UFO’s alongside hundreds of witnesses at the ECETI Ranch during a recent appearance on Coast to Coast AM.
Ms. Harris will be one of many distinguished speakers at the 2012 Women's UFO Symposium held in Glen Rose, Texas this May. The first of an anticipated annual series brings together leading women in UFO research, documentation and related information. The Vancouver UFO Examiner has previously covered leading women in UFO research featuring exclusive interviews with Symposium speakers Karen Gresham Nickell and Anglelia Joiner.
UFO Mountain Online
UFO Mountain is a weekly online UFO documentary series about an original journey deep into the heart of the legendary “flying saucer” mystery of the Pacific Northwest. Produced in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the series explores ET contact at the ECETI Ranchand the reported UFO base inside of Mt. Adams from a yoga meditation perspective using advanced communications technology to identify unconscious secrets of the witnesses along with 3CCD and night vision video camera systems that capture the UFOs.
Episode One: There’s a Light in the Field
Episode Two: Rider of the Cosmos
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