MY UFO EXPERIENCE: Did Craft Cause Ongoing Electro-Magnetic Effects on Home?

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2-10-09

     This is not my experience, but one of a close friend.

He recently bought a home that he is having an incredible amount of problem with. It seems that there is an untraceable electrical field flowing though the house. He was able to trace some of the source of the electricity to a water line, but no one could explain why the line was conducting the current or where it was coming from.

After a nonconducting break was put into the line, the current weakened, but the house still appears to have a strong magnetic / electrical field associated with it. People walking into the house often get a metallic taste in their mouth while other younger visitors report a high pitched frequency emitting from the home.

The home has a several dust and particle problem that is way to high to be healthy. My friend installed a state of the art filtration system that lowered it some, but for the most part the home still is 4 to 5 times higher than acceptable.

The person who installed the filtration test said he had never seen such high levels in all the years he had done testing, even inside new construction or other areas that generate huge amounts of dust.

The past resident of the home died from emphysema and cancer at the time he sold it to my friend. My friend has exhausted all known means of reducing the amount of dust with no result.

The UFO Connection in this comes from a neighbor, who, not knowing about the problems my friend is having, disclosed that years ago she witnessed a UFO hovering directly above my friend's front yard. As it hovered, it appeared to be a solid saucer, but the metallic exterior seemed to shimmer or roll. After a minute of sitting there the home took off at almost light speed.

The question we are having is if a UFO could have changed the magnetic field in the ground under it when it took off, with the greatest effect being directly under it, and then slowly dissipating as one moves away from the center location. That would explain why the home still had a electromagnetic disturbance, but why the biggest source was conducting itself from the water line through the yard and into the house. The house, by having this electromagnetic disturbance is attracting the high levels of dust and minute particles.

At this point my friend is about to walk away from the home and let the bank foreclose. There seems to be no logical explanation to the proven anomalies he is experiencing with the home.

Is there anyway to test to see if the magnetic field has been altered? Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.

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Nation's First Solar-Hydrogen House

By Jared Flesher
he Christian Science Monitor
3-15-07

     EAST AMWELL, N.J. - Mike Strizki lives in the nation's first solar-hydrogen house. The technology this civil engineer has been able to string together – solar panels, a hydrogen fuel cell, storage tanks, and a piece of equipment called an electrolyzer – provides electricity to his home year-round, even on the cloudiest of winter days.

Mr. Strizki's monthly utility bill is zero – he's off the power grid – and his system creates no carbon-dioxide emissions. Neither does the fuel-cell car parked in his garage, which runs off the hydrogen his system creates.


It sounds promising, even utopian: homemade, storable energy that doesn't contribute to global warming. But does Strizki's method – converting electricity generated from renewable sources into hydrogen – make sense for widespread adoption?

According to some renewable-energy experts, the answer is "no," at least not anytime soon. The system is too expensive, they say, and the process of creating hydrogen from clean sources is itself laced with inefficiency – the numbers just don't add up.

Strizki's response: "Nothing is as wildly expensive as destroying the whole planet."

Life free from the power grid
Strizki lives with his wife in a rural section of Central New Jersey. His 12-acre property is surrounded by trees and his gravel driveway leads to a winding country road. His 3,500-square-foot house has all the amenities, including a hot tub and a big-screen TV.

It was here, four years ago, that Strizki set out to do something that's never been done in this country – power his home completely through a combination of solar and hydrogen. "My motivation was, I saw what fossil fuels were doing to the environment," he says.

Strizki works for a company that installs solar panels. In previous jobs, he's helped integrate hydrogen fuel cells into cars, a boat, a fire truck, and an airplane. His latest project, the one involving his house, is an extension of that expertise.

The solar-hydrogen house took longer to complete than Strizki expected – a strict local zoning officer and the state permitting process caused delays, he says – but in October 2006, the system finally went online. The total cost, $500,000, was paid for in part with a $250,000 grant from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities.

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