Trevor James Constable-invisible flying creatures and weather modification.oct 16th.

[Antaletriangle]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=es-dg...x=0&playnext=1
Author and historian Trevor James Constable discussed his work tracking the reality of huge, invisible flying creatures and his research into weather modification.

Constable detailed his initial discovery of invisible flying creatures in the 1950's, when he was visiting contactee George Van Tassel and was, himself, "extremely sensitive." During this encounter, Constable said he could feel the disturbances in the atmosphere created by these creatures, aimed his camera at them, and photographed the oddities. He alleged that these invisible entities were later captured on ultraviolet film by NASA in the infamous 1996 video release known as the "Tether Incident." Based on this footage, Constable surmised that "the whole of outer space is just crawling with these things."

He also talked about his research into weather modification, notably creating rain using what he called "a biological form of energy which conventional scientific people have not yet been able to master." He explained that this energy source is the same form of power that Wilhelm Reich called "orgone energy." Recalling his most productive experiment with rainmaking, Constable said that he'd generated 21 inches of rain over the course of 20 hours. According to him, the energy force used in his rainmaking experiments also serves as the propulsion method for both UFOs and the invisible creatures.

Broadcast;October 8th, 2008

We badly need rain here, please Lord.

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[Fredkc]

A quick Google on his name reveals a few links...

His book's site at: http://trevorjamesconstable.com/tjc1.html
which has some photos in the gallery.

A collage of them on this video:
http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvi...Infrared_UFOs/
"UFO researcher Trevor James Constable, in a quest to understand better the elusive UFO phenomenon, began using infra-red film in an otherwise ordinary camera. Constable discovered that "Infrared film, exposed between dawn and sunrise in high, dry locales will frequently objectify invisible objects of various kinds living in and passing through the atmosphere."


From an article at: http://outtheregrfx.com/meteors.html

These gelatinous meteors had troubled early astronomers for years. As early as 1819, Rufus Graves, a lecturer in chemistry at Dartmouth College, described an odd material he found after a meteor shower: a "buff colored, pulpy substance of the consistence of good, soft soap, of an offensive suffocating smell. A few minutes' exposure to the atmosphere changed the buff into a livid color resembling venous blood. It was observed to attract moisture readily from the air." There was an outbreak of a similar phenomenon, resembling purplish blobs in 1973. These blobs were found climbing telephone poles in suburban Dallas, Texas.
Whatever they are, such phenomena have been around for centuries. Bessor noted that the earliest account he had found was from 1650, at which time the objects were called "nostocs."