Cosmic Chronicles- Wendelle Stevens & Rick Keefe on S4 of Area 51 (1 of 6).mpg

[astralseeker]

why the sound of this video is weirdly deformed to the point that we can not watch it ?

why many video on youtube has this problem, never a video about barbecue or make-up, but always videos about truth, ufo, spirituality & important matters ?

tehe sound is totally digitally bugged,

don't know if it comes from youtube or else,

but for sure from a local big brother in charge

[82hky82]

RIP wendelle, just heard of your passing, have watched all your videos over the years and am grateful for your work, once again, rest in peace

[jackamo23]

In a post disclosure/contact society Wendelle Stevens will be looked upon as one of the most important alien/UFO researchers of the C20th. His body of work is incredible & the fact that in the twilight of his life he chose to focus on the Connor O' Ryan/Derrick Henessey case speaks volumes about it's importance. One can only applaud Rick for ensuring Wendelle's narrative on the case was recorded & disseminated far and wide. It is such a shame there was no time for a review of the Meier case.

[ufohypotheses]

@jackamo23

I think that you will be very pleased to know that I interviewed and recorded many hours of Wendelle reviewing the Meier case, and that I will be making a documentary of this case in the future. I am currently working on Wendelle Stevens' authorized biography. There is so much more that I will be posting and sharing as time goes by. So far, I can only do these projects in my spare time. Thanks for your interest and support.

Peace,

Rick

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[Cainsmoker]

The Connor 'O Ryan case is such an intriguing one...it's really hard to believe that Wendelle would make this entire thing up to fuck with everyone.

[Cainsmoker]

Wendelle is still alive, right? I haven't heard anything to the contrary but just checking...he's not exactly a spring chicken these days!

[ufohypotheses]

Wendelle Stevens passed away on September 7th, 2010, just three months after he gave this interview. He was determined to make this case known before his passing.

Best regards,

Rick

[Cainsmoker]

@ufohypotheses God, how sad.....

RIP Wendelle. Bless you for being a pioneer and bringing the deserved attention to this subject.

[J7Rod7]

Logical Thinking Applied: ...

[J7Rod7]

(Continued from below)

The force of the field in Space pushes against planet bodies proportional to their accumulated mass of atoms, by which all objects on the surface are pushed towards the center of the planet by the same degree of force. In the greater Universe, where galaxies are far apart, the galaxies are pushed apart faster and faster = this is WHY the Universe expands (faster and faster). The problem of Universal Expansion is solved by this = the universal Field of Energy has no limits.

[J7Rod7]

Gravity does not PULL anything together. The CERN will never find the "Higgs Boson," the theoretical carrier of gravity. The so-called gravity is a result of the Field of Energy which fills the entirety of Space which pushes against all condensed matter (condensed FROM Energy itself). Think of vectors pushing on all sided of an atom in space. When another atom is in proximity, the vectors are less in the space between the points of matter, therefore atoms are pushed together. Gas clouds = Suns.

[eyes4ears]

A great followup to the S4 videos Rick!

This excellent video would be even better if you included a link to the S4 web page in the description since that page has so much interesting background information as well as connections to the original S4 video series. Most people here have probably already seen it but you may get some new people who might be wondering where to find more info.

Great work Rick and Wendelle (I wonder if they have youtube in heaven).

[lightsideufo]

Great interview Rick. Thanks for posting it. Great to "see" you again. Also good to see Wendelle. Really miss him.

[hypnofan35]

i've decided that planets, moon, suns, are hollow spheres. Anything that is spherical and pulled together by gravity is hollow. Gravity can pull from different places and in all directions and can sum to zero (vertically &laterally) within the mass or laterally (on a surface). The gravity on the inside surface should be the same or very close to the outside surface. And this holds true where gravity is similar to how we experience it.

[Justin9Noble]

@hypnofan35 yeah I agree.

Everything that is solid is actually hollow, Sounds great...

[hypnofan35]

@Justin9Noble It is a kind of 3 dimensional dynamic. A common knowledge super genius would argue common knowledge that gravity goes in one direction only. i guess god made it that way and people like to decide what can be said about it. What's the big problem with the hollow planet idea? It's like bubble physics but with gravity providing the surface tension and outward force by compression and outward reorganization. You have to analyze with this topic.

[Justin9Noble]

@hypnofan35 i very strongly disagree.

Rather then challenge your dogma with fact and science we should agree to disagree.

[hypnofan35]

@Justin9Noble Physics is kind of like math and physical science. It's gravity... and not dogma or doctrine. There is no other force exactly like gravity: It pulls from all sides from all mass, but very softly and needs a great deal of mass to even show. I expect you are saying what you are saying because you are a "status person" of some sort and are trying to call a viable theory a doctrine. But why? Truth is: i understand why you are that way. It has to do with belonging and status.

[hypnofan35]

@Justin9Noble You either have solid sphere or hollow sphere. i think you will find that if you search the moon landing data you will find that (if you believe they actually went to the moon) they sounded it and found it to be hollow. Yikes huh? Finding the distance to the inside surface of the earth would not require more than a force sensor (not a balance) and measure the force change as it goes down and comes back up the drill hole.

[hypnofan35]

@Justin9Noble There is another sequestered item that we could have been using for a century already for high efficency in fuel to power. The next step for a production steam engine would have been high efficiency and once that was let out it would have made the internal combustion engine and the gasoline industry much less of an enconomic and political force. It would pulse simlar to internal combustion, but twice as often and with heat recovery not heat discard as fast as possible. high mpgs.

[MrENGLISHBULL]

@hypnofan35 It does make sense when you think the majority of spherical objects we use throughout our everyday life are usually hollow... Have you done any research into the Hollow earth theories.. i.e the admiral byrd document, theres also another document written about a father and son venturing into the hollow earth... There are also shots of an opening from satellites at the poles, not sure what i believe at this point on that subject but theres alot of info on it dating back to 1700's..

[kurentmalik]

omg, we see Rick for the first time ever! So thats the voice behind the camera! :)

[scomberscombrus]

@kurentmalik yeah no way great to see his face at last...he looks like a klingon but i dont meananything bad by that :)

[kurentmalik]

@scomberscombrus I always pictured him differently, because of his voice I thought he looks like some rock dude from the beach. But Its nice to see him. Way to go Rick! :) 

[vrossino46]

Cool vid