Montreal CSETI Team and CE5 Working Group
Field Work Report #3
“Laser contact: ET craft resonating beyond crossing point of light”
Outaouais Region, Quebec, Canada
Saturday May 24th 2014
Overview of observations
The photograph in this report was taken on the evening of a
CE5 training program that took place between the months of May to October. An
ET craft was remote viewed and vectored into the location using the Coherent
Thought Sequencing method. The craft was resonating beyond the light spectrum,
which is characteristic of interstellar vehicles, and was
physically confirmed by a hand held laser beam being cut short by the craft in
seemingly “thin air”. The laser that was used is commercially available according to the Consumer Protection Act of Health Canada and legal by federal regulations.
(1) The laser beam stops flat in seemingly “empty air”. The trees under the laser in the photograph are hundreds of feet away.
(2) It is not contacting anything conventionally visible.
(3) The end of the beam is reflective indicating a contact.
(4) A slight portion of the beam, starting from the end, is discolored indicating a variation in that space.
(5) At the time of the photo the beam was interrupted approximately 20 feet away from its source.
(6) As the laser is moving downwards in the exposure of the photo, it is cut short in a straight line.
(7) Controller photo 1 demonstrates normal laser behavior. There are zero similarities in the appearance and range of the beam to the distinctions in the previous photograph.
(8) Controller photo 2 demonstrates what the laser beam looks like when it touches a conventional object, in this case a tree. Once again, the distinctions do no match the previous photographs and are dissimilar.
Timeline
Daytime – The team spends the afternoon
training a group
9.00PM – Meditation and preparation for
Coherent Thought Sequencing begins
10.00PM – The team goes outdoors to
scan the sky and area
10.38PM – Laser beam reflecting off
resonating ET craft is photographed
Evidence
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| Original photograph. |
Parallel observations and related phenomena
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Team members had remote viewed a pyramidal
shaped craft.
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“Unusual fog” surrounded the perimeter of the
work site.
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A member observed a “curb of light”, similar to
a sidewalk corner, on the ground moments before the photo was taken.
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The movement of the handheld laser in the air showed a visible pyramid shape around the team.
It is estimated to have been 150 to 200 feet at its base and 15 to 35 feet away
at its closest point to the group.
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Distinct temperature changes
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A team member observed “… it appeared as if we were standing in the corner of a giant
invisible pyramid…”
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Camera operator note: “…Those pictures were taken with a modified DSLR. All filters in front
of the sensor were removed. Normally, a DSLR takes pictures of wavelengths from
0.4nM to 0.7nM. This camera takes pictures of wavelengths from 0.3nM to 1.2nM…”
·
Odors of flowers, smoke, incense, and
“sweetness”
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Trifield meter activity
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Radar detector activity
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Anomalous beeping signals from devices that are
not manufactured to do so
·
Large flashes of colored light indoors
·
Bulb like flashes in the night sky not
originating from aircraft
·
“Fastwalker” type observations as well as
“ribbon-like” and “fireball-like” objects
· Synchronicities