(if you really want to know, just buy the book!) Thomas Townsend Brown. T. Townsend Brown. T. T. Brown. He has passed into history under several variations of his given name. This website is dedicated to restoring his place in the pantheon of 20th century science – or, at least, to exploring the enigma […]
Everybody fire up yer radios! Wednesday night – well, actually, Thursday morning – I will be a guest on the Coast to Coast AM radio show with host George Noory. Coast to Coast “…airs on over 600 affiliates, and has repeatedly been called the most popular overnight show in the country.” The audience is said
Some of you know that for the past couple of months I have been ‘laser focused’ (I actually hate that expression, but it does seem to express the ADHD way I go at some things) on the presentation I delivered to The Cosmic Summit on Saturday June 15. I have to admit that being part
(No, this is not directly to Townsend Brown, but there would be no TTB Bio if there hadn’t first been the PTF bio so… bear with me here…) ________________ More than fifty years after I first heard of Philo T. Farnsworth (in the summer if 1973)… More than twenty years after The Boy Who Invented
As you all know by now, it has been my privilege to be interviewed on several podcasts over the past few months, finally fulfilling my lifelong delusion that someday, somebody might think I have something interesting to say. Well, now I am pleased to say that I have finally been featured on a podcast for
For new subscribers and visitors: Paul Schatzkin – author of The Man Who Mastered Gravity – has been featured on several podcast and videos over the past several months. A complete listing of these appearances can be found here.
Thanks to Jesse Michels (@AlchemyAmerican) for my first “joint appearance” with @joerogan and @iamnickcook as we all speculate about the deployment of the Biefeld-Brown effect in the B2 Stealth Bomber. The freeze frame that YouTube delivered with the embed above would not have been my fist choice, but I do think the word ‘plausible’
Needless to say, Jesse Michels’ nearly two-hour YouTube documentary about T. Townsend Brown has generated a fair share of controversy. That’s what happens when you look into the abyss of unorthodox science and ‘anomalous electrical effects’: some people say, “that’s interesting, let’s dig deeper” and others just say “you’re nutz.” So let’s just cut to
OK, this might actually be some kind of big deal. A few months ago, I wrote about going out to Los Angeles to spend an afternoon with Jesse Michels about the Townsend Brown bio. This evening, Jesse announced the video on YouTube with this: I spent six years researching this story between 2003 and 2009,
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Well kids, I’m at it again. It’s actually been a couple of months since I recorded this. The producers took their time adding some visual effects to the YouTube version above, and it was finally unleashed on the world today (Thurs Jan 18 ’24). FWIW, I’m working on with a ‘virtual assistant’ – would
“I wince when anybody refers to ‘flying saucers’.” That quotation from T. Townsend Brown is taken from the first press report of the formation of NICAP – the National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena – on October 23, 1956. I start this post with that quotation because that’s pretty much how I feel about the
