OTHERPLANE

Thu, 26 Nov 98, Reader writes:

I wanted to know if you knew anything about magnetic fields? I know of 7 strong fields in the Superstitions (Superstition Mountains - Arizona) and the strange things that happen in them. The effect is stronger during a electrical storm. Could these fields open dimensional portholes or affect time warp?

After some of the things I have seen and heard myself, I started to check out some of the oldtimers who spent years in there prospecting. The tales I got back could fill a book...some of them would make your blood run cold! The government is trying to seal the area off, so I think they are on to something up there.

Wed, 02 Dec 98, Otherplane's reply:

According to "our friends", within the mountain ranges around the Superstitions, there are 11 magnetic fields...not seven. The magnetic fields do not react the way it is thought. Only when a certain condition exist does this phenomenon occur. There are other magnetic field such as this all over the world, they vary in intensity and act differently.

Strong magnetic fields can and do affect materials and or humans. When the exact conditions occur, the center of the magnetic field will shift and pulsate for a short period of time. During the peak of the disturbance, a "time warp" will appear. This time warp will not take you to the past or the future, but it will put you into a "no time zone". It is here that if you cannot escape you will die from falling. When the magnetic field dissipates, your body will be left behind and maybe eventually, body or bones, will discovered by someone.

Wed, 09 Dec 98, Otherplane writes:

Additional information on the magnetic fields.

In reference to...certain condition exist does this phenomenon occur... the Earth's core is made up of hot magma that is in constant motion; the Earth itself is constantly rotating; and the atmostphere above the Earth's surface also is in constant motion, providing the different weather conditions. The Superstition Mountains and the mountains in the area are high in iron ore. Also, the layout of the mountain ranges provide a sort of electrode to complete the circuit.

When all three are in alignment, as in completing or closing of an electrical circuit, the magnetic fields are at its strongest. Due to the constant motion of the elements involved the magnetic fields last for only a short period. These magnetic fields occur randomly just after the "monsoon season" ends, on to the winter months. When a magnetic field is generated, and if all of the conditions are perfect, a vortex (similar to that of a tornado), within the field is formed. The vortex may travel several miles depending on the strength of the magnetic field.

A person in the area, at the time of this occurrence, may be a witness to this strange occurrence. However, if the person happens to get caught in the vortex, the person is still able to breathe air and experience a feeling of calmness (no turbulence - as if in the middle/eye of a hurricane). Depending on the strength of the vortex, a person could be lifted off the ground and high into the air without experiencing any feeling of being lifted. When the magnetic field losses its strength/intensity, the vortex also losses strength. Only then would a person suddenly feel that they are falling. The fall is what kills the person. The person could land away from where they were caught. There are survivors from such an encounter.