->  >   But if this was suspended from a string it would be swinging like a 
->  > pendulum as it rotated, plus it would have tilted at an angle when 
moved 
->  > as quickly as it was.  The wobbling motion is common with any type of 
->  > magnetic repulsion, the same can be said for gravity repulsion as well. 
->  > The Levitron has the same characteristics as it balances in mid-air on 
->  > magnetic currents.  The Levitron's rotation makes it wobble as well. 
 
-> The Mexico video is one of the best ever. Why then won't the owner submit 
-> it for examination? The video shown on TV was third generation, meaning 
-> that the "original" was at least second generation when it was copied 
-> for broadcast purposes. This "generation" information is evident in 
-> the vertical scan when the frame is rolled to a split. This displays 
-> a black bar which contains video information in the form of a scanning 
-> dot that sort of jumps around from side to side. The greater its 
-> deflection, the poorer the quality of the copy (and the further away 
-> from 1st generation). 
 
  I didn't know that the owner was not giving up the original for 
examination, but then can you blame him?  He's got the best proof and if 
he gives it up and it get wiped, by people unknown, then it's a bigger 
lost to us all.  I don't know, I just keep remembering what happened to 
poor Billy Meier's photos when he gave them up for examination.  He got 
copies of the negatives back and not the originals.  Unless I was there 
with the tape all the time, I would not let it out of my sight either. 
  As for looking at the Cross-Pulse and watching the head switching on 
the tape, you would have to see more than one switching pulse and or 
repetitive lines just outside of vertical blanking, as the TBC will add 
these lines after multiple passes. What you sound like you are 
describing is flaging at the horizontal and vertical intersection, which 
is due to the tension, but then it also sounds like head switching too, 
so it's hard to tell which one you are referring to. But if you are sure 
it is a third and not a second generation I'll take your work for it, 
but I don't see that in the quality of the transfer. Remember, I work 
for ABC-News and I fix tape machines and cameras, but I will look at 
that tape even harder when I get back to work.  Are you sure the third 
generation isn't the copy of the off-air taping? 
 
 
->  > The fact that witnesses on the ground saw this as well makes it un 
->  > likely it was a hoax. 
->  >   If you do have Anti-gravity capabilities, then your gravity 
->  > reference 
->  > would be the craft and not the Earth.  Not inertial would be 
->  > encountered 
->  > because you would be moving your gravity reference (the ship) and not 
->  > moving against the reference.  Wobbling or 90 degree turns would have 
->  > no 
->  > effect on the pilot. 
 
-> You know this from experience, no doubt.  
 
   Well, I've been on a flying saucer or two in my time. ;-)  It makes a 
good explanation since a lot of abductees report no sensation of motion 
in the craft.  I figure you can't hang a 90 degree turn without getting 
crushed while moving at 7000mph, or even stopping or starting on a dime. 
I know you must have seen those shots of the craft just hoverings, and 
then it takes off at a tremendous speed.  It doesn't accelerate, it is 
just moving at top speed from the word GO.  Those can't be faked because 
it would require moving the object at such a high rate of speed, in front 
of the camera, that the object appears to stretch out in length, and 
stays like this through each frame of video.  I would really like to see 
someone try to fake that, just so we could see what it would look like. 
I haven't seen any takers yet, do you know of any?  
   Hey, I'm looking forward to finding out if it is real or not. 
--- Big Ted 1.2 for Wildcat/5
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