Episode 0929 · Feb 28, 2002 · 2h 30m
February 28, 2002: 100 Million Years Old Human Tooth - Steve Smith | The Billy Meier UFO Case - Michael Horn
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Open transcriptA child's tooth from 4,300 feet downArt reads the email that prompted the segment: in 1948 a Louisiana oilfield core sample yielded a fossilized human bicuspid from a child, dated by a geologist to roughly 100 million years at the Gloyd limestone rift.
100 million years deep - Gloyd limestoneSmith's brother brought the tooth to a geologist who pulled charts on the Haynesville, Louisiana area and concluded the bed at 4,300 feet - the Gloyd limestone rift - places the tooth at about 100 million years old.
Hornhow he found the Meier case: Michael Horn recounts discovering Billy Meier in a 1979 Bodhi Tree bookstore, then later receiving 1,800–2,000 pages of contact-note transcripts from a retired IRS agent - the documents that hooked him for 23 years.
Meier predictionsCalifornia quake and Russian nuclear accident: Horn cites two specific dated contact notes: contact 235 (Feb 3, 1990) predicting the Feb 28 1992 Upland California earthquake, and contact 241 (Feb 3, 1992) predicting a third-week-of-March Russian nuclear accident that occurred March 27, 1992.
Plejaren on retaliating terror with terrorHorn reads a Pleiaran statement that war, assassination, hate, revenge and retaliation are never a means to fight terror, and explicitly calls the U.S. campaign in Afghanistan a long-planned military operation that mainly kills the innocent.
The second half features Michael Horn discussing the Billy Meier UFO contact case from Switzerland. Horn presents the scientific evaluations performed on Meier's physical evidence, including sound recordings containing 32 simultaneous frequencies that engineers at multiple labs could not reproduce, and metal alloy samples that IBM research chemist Marcel Vogel declared impossible to achieve with known terrestrial technology. Art plays the beam ship recording for listeners.
Horn highlights Meier's published predictions from the 1970s that preceded mainstream scientific discoveries by over a decade, including atomic bomb testing's link to ozone depletion, bromine gases damaging the ozone layer, and Venus atmospheric data later confirmed by space probes.
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