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Enlighten
4th November 2007, 07:38 PM
During Halloween there also seems to be several paranormal-type programs that mention aliens and UFOs along with the "strange" history of Integratron and its "alien" secrets.

A little history:
UFO Convention at Strange Integratron Building
LasVegasNow.com

One of the strangest buildings in the world will be the site of a retro UFO convention this weekend, a throwback to gatherings that once attracted 10,000 or more devotees to the desert.
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In the early '50s, an aircraft mechanic named George Van Tassel says he received telepathic messages from space aliens that told him how to build the Integratron, part-healing chamber, part time machine.
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http://www.lasvegasnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=4834694

Currently the owners of the Integratron (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integratron) sell "Sound Bathes" where they "play 9 quartz crystal singing bowls, each one keyed to the energy centers or chakras of the body, where sound is nutrition for the nervous system (http://integratron.com/6ComeOnIn/ComeOnIn.html#SoundBath)." They even have a silly section called science (http://integratron.com/4Technical/Technical.html), which has some claims about Nikola Tesla.

I wonder if these people would like to take the $1 million challenge...

Gord_in_Toronto
4th November 2007, 07:56 PM
During Halloween there also seems to be several paranormal-type programs that mention aliens and UFOs along with the "strange" history of Integratron and its "alien" secrets.

A little history:


http://www.lasvegasnow.com/Global/story.asp?S=4834694

Currently the owners of the Integratron (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integratron) sell "Sound Bathes" where they "play 9 quartz crystal singing bowls, each one keyed to the energy centers or chakras of the body, where sound is nutrition for the nervous system (http://integratron.com/6ComeOnIn/ComeOnIn.html#SoundBath)." They even have a silly section called science (http://integratron.com/4Technical/Technical.html), which has some claims about Nikola Tesla.

I wonder if these people would like to take the $1 million challenge...

I think the answer to your question is, "No they would not". I mean, who would want to be exposed as a fraud?

Apology
4th November 2007, 07:58 PM
If I ever get out to Landers, I'll definitely pay a visit. It sounds fascinating and good for a few laughs. I can't believe I haven't been there yet. Then again, Landers is a pretty forsaken spot.