John A. Keel WHY UFOS

otherwise.Now let's try to define this whole process.When moving electrons pass through a wire, a smallmagnetic field is created around the wire. If the currentfluctuates, or vibrates, this fluctuation will also appear inthe magnetic field. A voice speaking through a telephonemouthpiece (or microphone) causes the current flowingthrough the phone to fluctuate, or oscillate. Your voicethus causes a flow of electrons to vibrate. At the other end,a magnet in the receiver responds to this fluctuation, andthe minute vibrations are magnified. A thin piece of metalin the earpiece is vibrated in turn by the magnet, and thesevibrations oscillate the air in the form of sound waveswhich can be sensed by your ears and auditory system.Technicians are undoubtedly gnashing their teeth overmy explanations here, but again, I am trying to oversimplifythese things. It is necessary to understand elementalelectronics before we can move on to our next point.Your voice causes the electricity in your telephone tovibrate at a very specific frequency. When that metal plate(diaphragm) at the other end responds to the magnet, itvibrates at this same frequency and duplicates your voicealmost exactly. A part of you—your individual voice—hasbeen transformed into electrical waves, transferred to adistant point, and then reassembled into sound waveswhich duplicate exactly every inflection and nuance inyour voice. This is a very primitive form of teleportation.The wire carrying your voice is surrounded by amagnetic field which is also vibrating at your own personalfrequency. If there are, say, twenty telephone wires on apole, all conducting signals, we now have the technology totune in a device to your personal frequency and interpretyour telephone conversation instantly without cutting intoany wires or tapping any lines. In other words, a paneltruck carrying the necessary equipment need only parknear a telephone pole bearing a wire hooked up to yourphone. The operator can then tune in to your line (yourpersonal frequency) in the same way that you tune intoyour favorite radio program by adjusting a condenserwhich cuts out all other frequencies.This method for tapping telephones is absolutelyindetectable. It does not produce any clicks or noises on thephone at either end. However, the process can be reversed,and an operator can tune into the frequency of yourtelephone line and talk to you by radio waves vibrating at