Trailer for MES Livestream 136: Dr. Judy Wood discusses field effects during hurricanes by @mes on 3Speak
Great clip of Dr. Judy Wood discussing Hurricane Erin (which an astronaut pretended not to see from space on 9/11) and the similar field of effects seen in other hurricanes and tornados, such as le...
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As we went over Maine, we could see New York City and the smoke from the fires. Our prayers and thoughts go out to all the people there, and everywhere else here, I'm looking up and down the East Coast to see if I can see anything else. Yeah, I remember something about a hurricane? Well, what is a hurricane? A Tesla coil. It's like a supersized Tesla coil. I'll be done. Guess what it produces, a static field around it? Oh, no kidding. And the three major airports around Manhattan on 9-11, reported thunder. JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark Airports, all around Manhattan reported thunder that day. Even on a clear blue day. Right, because you know how ahead of the hurricane or storm you get dry thunder? Mm-hmm. You have a charged static field in the air. Remember this past spring, I think it was April 3rd, there were these flying trucks in Texas. You told me about those, yeah. It was a whole bunch of tornadoes around the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and they had flying trucks. It looked like they're a couple hundred feet off the ground, gauging by the length of the truck. And I've got a couple of videos here from that, and notice that these trucks, it seemed to be under some sort of levitation or anti-gravity. and you don't have much of anything else other than the trucks. And see what other similarities when we watch this. These right now, these tractor trailers, we're going to show you, they look like Tonka trucks being thrown through the air right there, and then they piled up. There it is right there, right after the massive twisters. They were just flying through the air and twirling. And entire neighborhoods were torn up. We have the roof ripped off from a home. The entire bedroom looks intact with a flat -screen TV still there. Another home there, two-by-four shooting through the walls like missiles. So much of the destruction caught on tape as it happened around 1 p.m. Dallas time. And again, those were deadly weapons, but no one was killed. We've got complete coverage of the storm. As it went across a... a transport company, trees flying through the air, semi, the trailers, there you go, a couple of semi, look at that, the beds of the trailers. hurling, twirling around in the sky, and then dropping down from at least 50 feet high down into the ground. We saw trees, there goes another semi. And it's spinning as it's spinning, down it comes, bang, lands on its nose right down at the ground. Big piece of a tree there that just got hurled up, I believe it was. So certainly we have seen a destructive tornado on the south side of Dallas, still within parts of the area near south of Grapevine, north of Arlington. tornado in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex area, as well as over on the east side of Dallas, in toward the area around the Mesquite area, just to the west of Mesquite and east of... And actually, there's another video of that same house from Texas, from, there's a video from the other direction where you can see the bookcases look undisturbed. They're against the wall that was closer to us on this one, and it looked like a stack of papers there, nothing was ruffled. That's not wind that does that. There's something else that does that. Amazing. Now, we saw a lot of trucks flying around here. What else is you see in common with that with 9-11? Cars are up on rubber tires, trucks are on rubber tires. Trucks aren't grounded, or they can't discharge as quickly. All right. How about trailer parks that often are known to get nailed by tornadoes? Right, properly grounded. Right. I wonder if somebody really, you know, super grounded their trailer, if that would be less likely to get nailed. You know, sometimes tornadoes will skip a house. I wonder if that's why. Right. Interesting.