The Hutchison Effect Or Secrets Behind The UFO Tech

Hello Forum.

I have recently stumbled upon this interesting phenomenon known as the "The Hutchison Effect". Upon witnessing the video below and conducting a little research I came to conclusion that perhaps theory of our governments possessing and engineering UFO aircrafts might no longer seem so far fetched and actually quite possible.



Your thoughts...

Very interesting.
But i am guessing that "THEY" already know that.

Great thread my friend.
S&F!

Originally posted by IndiGo33
Hello Forum.

I have recently stumbled upon this interesting phenomenon known as the "The Hutchison Effect". Upon witnessing the video...

Its nice that you've seen a video because thats the only place you'll EVER see it.

Since 1979, Hutchinson has been making videos showing such things, but his claims are totally indistinguishable from being a fake and a fraud.
Its cant be reproduced by anyone else, ever.
Under close examination, it cant even be demonstrated by himself.

He's got plenty of youtube-like videos though, as if thats enough proof for ATS readers.

The Hutchison Effect is a hoax , of course some won't want to believe that but do yourself a favor and check it out .


www.skywise711.com...

unproven like


*edit..oooops...

Did somebody say John Hutchison?

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lulz - thats one reason why i do not use facebook..because pics like that can destroy your credebility in just a secound... =)

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To much information

Ive been very much on the fence about the Hutchinson effect for many years. Some of it seems plausable but most of his home made videos videos ive seen look very , very fake. It looks like they use simple magicians tricks to make stuff look like its floating etc.

The only video i found somewhat convincing was this one from 'the race to zero point energy"

Check out 3:25 - 4:30



Most of the vids of his ive seen i know how they could be faked but im not so sure about this one.

What do you guys think?

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It seems when free energy and antigravity devices aren't paying the bills, the next step is to pose in risque photos for a "ladys magazine"

I do not recommend this link

Originally posted by gortex
The Hutchison Effect is a hoax , of course some won't want to believe that but do yourself a favor and check it out .

That still does not exclude the high probability that govs are using technology derived from somewhere else.

Originally posted by Imtor

Originally posted by gortex
The Hutchison Effect is a hoax , of course some won't want to believe that but do yourself a favor and check it out .

That still does not exclude the high probability that govs are using technology derived from somewhere else.

What technology? Adding silver coloring to ice cream and slapping it on an board, filming it upside down so it looks like levitation...

What can that tech possibly be used for?

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post by Imtor
That still does not exclude the high probability that govs are using technology derived from somewhere else.

Absolutely not , you can bet they've got some real magic under development and one day we may get to see it ...or not if its cloaked
But Hutchison is a fraud

Two possibilities are usually proffered about John Hutchison. But there's a third that starts to make more sense to me in light of the academics, scientists, and engineers that have become fascinated with his work and believe there is something to it.

I'll call it occultic alchemy for now, but lets hear what the infamous Col. John B. Alexander had to say in a Fortean Times interview about his investigatory efforts into the man and the "effect."

JS: One of the less well-known phenomena you looked into, in those days, was the so-called Hutchison Effect [see FT92:25], in which a Canad­ian inventor, John Hutchison, claimed to be able to create some kind of previously undescribed force that could levit­ate objects, among other things.



JA: George Hathaway, a Canadian electrical engineer, came down to Washington with a friend of Hutchison’s named Alex Pezarro, and showed us an 8-millimetre film they had made of Hutchison’s phenomena. And on this tape there wasn’t just one thing going on that on its own might have been explained easily – there were a host of things going on. For instance, there was a rat-tail file, held between two wooden boards, that lit up like an incandescent light and actually burned, although according to Hathaway and Pezarro it didn’t burn the wooden boards. And they said that as soon as the power went off, the file was cold.

There also were things that apparently levitated. There were pieces of case-hardened steel that went soft as lead at one end. And Hathaway and Pezarro said that they were witnesses to many events. We said, okay, can you replicate it? 

And we paid them to work with Hutchison to do that, and at a certain point we sent a couple of guys up there from Los Alamos [National Laboratory] and some others from INSCOM.

I arrived a day early, and they said, wow, we just had levitation, and we just turned the system off, haven’t touched a thing. So the idea was that the next day we’d turn it back on when the scientists came. Well, the scientists came and they turned it back on and absolutely nothing happened. Except that the power supply caught fire. They took a day to get a new one in, and turned it on and we watched – and again, nothing happened.



JS: You never knew what to make of it?



JA: I think events happened, but I can’t explain them. My key question to Hutchison was: “Are you part of the system?” Because I suspected that these were poltergeist-type phenomena. 

One of the usual factors in poltergeist phenomena is emotionally disturbed people. And when I knew him, Hutchison was on methadone. 

By the way, all this had started because he liked to sit in the dark and watch sparks.

So he had set up Van de Graaf generators and Tesla coils and Jacob’s Ladders and stuff like that. He said that the effects he initially came up with were accidental. 

And when I asked him whether he was part of the system, he said, “Yes.” So I really wondered if what we had was a guy doing poltergeist phenomena in a lab. At the time at INSCOM I already had been looking into psychokinesis.
www.forteantimes.com...

Boncho's pic from his obviously impressive and deep porn collection only increases my belief that "something" is attached to the boy (Hutchison) that's rather...unwholesome I guess might be the word.

Originally posted by PhoenixOD
The only video i found somewhat convincing was this one from 'the race to zero point energy"
Check out 3:25 - 4:30
Most of the vids of his ive seen i know how they could be faked but im not so sure about this one.
What do you guys think?

1. Place a huge coil on a big metallic mat.
2. Run an alternating current through the coil in such a way that it starts vibrating.
3. Place other objects on the vibrating mat next to it so that they jumping around as well.
4. Film it.
5. Profit $$

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Some how Hutchison induced some forces into the objects.
The Tesla ships using a large spiral for induction into what Tesla
called the 'medium' enters the fine matter of the ship and crew
as both are sent moving by the 'reaction' force.
I think the reaction term was used by Tesla describing his flying
machine Dirigible Torpedo, which was a pre programed drone
on a 100 mile flight, propulsion. At the levels of voltage and
frequency and waveform (one direction to induce a force in that
direction) the reaction of the medium pulls the ship and is quite
unlike his motor in which voltage induces like charges in the
motor windings that spin the rotor as a push, this due to the
charge capture of the copper rotor windings.
ED: Not making this up Tesla said his ship was pulled up from
above and from side to side.
ED+: Mercury has a tendency to melt metal so do not build
metal motor or metal ships. Good luck with that.
Ed: CIA maybe be more heavily into making hoax anti gravity
videos and science than they are in the internet and airlines.