Bruce Gernon, co-author of “The Fog”, claims to be a victim of electronic fog. If his account is true, he would be the only person to have survived an encounter with electronic fog.
Gernon’s story is that while he, his father, and a guest were flying over the Bermuda Triangle, in December 1970, they encountered this fog, and flew through a “timestorm”.
According to the witnesses, they watched a menacing cloud form a tunnel in front of the plane, and a tunnel behind the plane. These two clouds engulfed the entire plane. Inside the tunnel, a vortex formed and spiral shapes appeared. They then experienced weightlessness, instruments malfunctioned, the compass spun, and they saw nothing but nothingness and fog all around them.
They were only in the fog for a few minutes, but when they did finally emerge from the fog, they found that the plane was already over Miami and 40 minutes had gone by! The Miami air traffic controller could now see their plane on radar again. They had travelled not just in time, but space as well! Normally, that flight would take them around 75 minutes, but this time, only 35 minutes had gone by, and they had travelled over 200 miles in that time. How did that happen? They even had gas still left from the trip. The plane was verified as having left radar screens and reappeared on radar when they left the “tunnel”.
This is Gernon’s claim. And most of the facts have been verified. All three men have the same story. The only fact that can’t be verified, is of course, what happened inside the tunnel. Did Bruce’s plane travel through time and space riding some meteorological phenomena that produces electronic fog?
Okay, this is a fantastic claim, but you may be asking, has there been other instances of this electronic fog? And somewhere other than the Bermuda Triangle?
The answer is YES! Many instances of strange greenish fog or gray fog has been reported by witnesses. Many people have seen weird cloud formations, like portals or tunnels with strange swirling lights, and sounds – some kind of electromagnetic distortions. But Gernon’s story is the first that someone has survived an encounter.
Another famous fog case, is a story from 1915, when an entire Battalion disappeared in front of witnesses. The witnesses stated that the Battalion marched to the top a hill, then a fog engulfed the troops on top of the hill. When all members were at the top of the hill, and inside the fog, the fog lifted up and merged with the other clouds. No one in the Battalion has ever been seen again.
There have been a number of people and places that have disappeared mysteriously, in front of witnesses, and outside the Bermuda Triangle.
Could electronic fog be responsible for these disappearing acts as well as other events in the Bermuda Triangle and Devil’s Triangle? Maybe. I'll have another story about electronic fog on the Great Lakes tomorrow for you.
See ya in the fog, eh!
Bob
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