UFO Propulsion Systems

     Stanton Friedman discusses potential 'propulsion systems'. He draws on his vast knowledge in the nuclear physics field as well as years of research. If your interested in science, or still wonder the 'How' question (How would ET's get here.), this is certainly a good read.

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Majic men, The movie?

     Back in 2010 Stanton Friedman announced that there was a movie project in the works, which was to be entitled “Majic men.” A Facebook page for the project described the movie as:“The story of the Roswell investigation inspired by the work of Stan Friedman and Don Schmitt, based on the options of their life stories and their books on the subject”

     In an interview with coast to coast AM, Friedman stated that “I hope that the movie will be able to present some of the frustrations, some the joy, and some of the exciting moments” Both Friedman and Schmitt went on to say that this movie could potentially reach a lot more people that just their books have been able to reach.

    While the movie’s Facebook page has not had a post since April, and the project was announced back in 2010 it should not be thought that the film is an abandoned project. The film’s producer and screenwriter Bryce Zabel went on the record with coast to coast AM saying that “Staying true to the story is more important than rushing the film to screen”, and that while some movies can take up to ten years to make, this movie could only be a few years off. In addition to a Facebook page that has seen some action this year, there is also a 2012 IMDB page that lists the project as ‘In development’.

Facebook Page
IMDB Page
Coast to Coast Interview

     Provided that this movie is well made, and that it stays true to the story, If this project comes to fruition, the film has a lot of potential to not only spread the story to a whole demographic apart from those who read the books, but also Offer a lot of good PR for the UFO community.

     Stay tuned to paraxworld as we are currently researching the status of this project.

Integrity, Purpose, and Intellect

     These three words are not things to be swept under the rug, but rather encouraged and defended. The unfortunate fact is that in the pursuit of anything labeled paranormal or in any way unnatural, these thing are often forgotten (or at the very least glazed over). Shows and specials such as Mermaid: Body Found and Finding Bigfoot, that produce a huge number of viewers, follow no legitimate scientific method, and are generally led by teams of people with no background too to give credence to their research.  Even though these shows are purely entertainment, which is not necessarily a bad thing, they are labeled and advertised as scientific. Their purpose is facetious, thus damaging their integrity. A side effect of this breach of integrity is that it spills over to those who do, in fact, have the proper credentials to pursue the field, as well as those who believe, but with their feet on the ground and their heads out of the clouds. A solid example of this problem is that Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson of Ghost Hunter on the ScyFy (science fiction) channel have become household names, and people eat up everything they have to say whether they label them as legitimate or  crack-pots. Both these men are plumbers in their day job. However, how many have heard the name Stanton Friedman?  If only integrity, purpose, and intellect were held at a higher esteem than simply entertainment.

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