All language subtitles for Ancient Aliens S15e08 The Immortality Machine

In the Mojave Desert, there is a
structure built to bestow everlasting

People were supposed to walk in one door
and come out the other and be healed.

And according to the architect, it was
designed by otherworldly beings.

He could communicate with distant
ancestors or even time travelers coming

going from the Earth.

They showed him the future, and this was
his destiny.

In your wildest imagination, you
wouldn't come up with something like the

Integratron. The dome would take many
different scientific ideas and melding

them together.

Could this strange dome building really
provide the key to immortality? If we

could figure out the Integratron, then
for all intents and purposes, we could

live forever.

There is a doorway in the universe.

beyond it is the promise of truth it
demands we question everything

we have ever been taught the evidence is
all around us the

future is right before our eyes we are
not alone we

have never been alone

Santa Ana, California, February 9th,
1978.

Aerodynamics engineer and inventor
George Van Tassel is in his hotel room

preparing to reveal his latest
scientific discoveries in a television

when he suddenly and unexpectedly dies.

Friends and family members are shocked
when it is reported that he suffered a

fatal heart attack.

since Van Tassel, at 67 years of age,
was in perfect health and had shown no

warning signs.

His sister, Peggy Manio, became
suspicious when she discovered that the

been cremated before she was even
notified.

And perhaps most curious of all, his
wife, Doris, claimed that during her

husband's funeral, their home was
ransacked and George's papers stolen.

As soon as he passed away, mysterious
vans and trucks showed up and

all of his equipment and plans and
drawings and a lot of his

writings were loaded up into these
trucks, supposedly government trucks,

hauled away, never to be seen again.

If the government found...

all this stuff important enough to show
up right after he died and haul it away,

then at least some people within the
government believe there was something

worth studying, something worth looking
at.

But what was George Van Tassel working
on that would elicit so much interest

from the United States government and
even prompt family members to speculate

that he may have been murdered?

While Van Tassel had been working on a
number of intriguing projects, including

an anti -gravity device, his masterwork
was a machine he had built in the Mojave

Desert called the Integratron.

It was a machine designed to extend life
and perhaps even lead to immortality.

George Van Tassel often quoted
Corinthians 15 .26.

The last enemy to be destroyed is death.

George believed that our lifespan is too
short, and in order to get wisdom, we

should live longer.

And that was part of his motivation to
create this machine, to bring wisdom to

people. Because just as you're getting
it together, boom, you die.

If you could walk through this machine
counterclockwise, come out the other

and be 30 % younger, what more could you
do with your life?

It's in the middle of nowhere, it's
incredibly flat, and there you see this

white, round building with a half dome
on top, and it's got these 16 sections.

Integratron was made in a way that is
very ideally suited for capturing

energy. And the way George Van Tassel
thought of the Integratron as a battery

charger, a way to prolong life.

The basic idea behind the Integratron
was to introduce a machine through

harmonics with which you then can
rejuvenate your cells.

Because if we could figure out a way
from preventing our individual cells

deteriorating or getting older, then for
all intents and purposes, we could live

forever.

At the time of his death, George Van
Tassel had just announced that the

he had been working on for 24 years was
95 % complete and would be fully

functional within weeks.

When his house was ransacked during his
funeral, the core of the Integratron and

other critical components also
disappeared, leaving no question as to

intruders were after.

Those papers and that equipment, none of
that has ever been seen again.

Could this unusual structure located in
the middle of the Mojave Desert really

hold the key to immortality?

While it may sound far -fetched, many
who have studied the incredible story of

George Van Tassel are convinced that he
might actually have succeeded in a quest

for eternal life that has endured for
thousands of years.

When we took a bite out of that apple in
the Garden of Eden, we had knowledge.

The price of that knowledge was that we
were aware of our own mortality. And

since that day, we've been looking for
that fountain of youth, that way to

extend our lifespan or maybe even live
forever.

In 2018,

archaeologists excavating the tomb of a
Han Dynasty noble family in Luyang,

China, unearthed some of the earliest
evidence ever found of human efforts to

cheat death.

Recently, in an archaeological dig in a
Chinese burial chamber, an ancient 2

,000 -year -old bronze pot was recovered
with the remnants of a substance that

was later determined was probably an
elixir of immortality.

Ancient Taoist texts confirmed the
liquid substance to be a legendary

brewed by Chinese alchemists, granting
eternal youth to those who dared drink

it.

Lab results revealed the potion is
largely made up of potassium nitrate and

alunite, which, while not poisonous, are
used in pesticides, fertilizers, and

rocket propellants.

It's a powerful reminder of the fact
that humans probably for thousands of

have had this sort of desire to extend
our lives.

The Han Dynasty elixir is just the
latest of many ancient attempts at

immortality. discovered by
archaeologists over the years.

But what drives humankind to seek
eternal life?

Is it merely self -preservation?

Or could there be another force at work?

One that may be connected to the fact
that every ancient culture on Earth

described the gods as immortal.

In ancient Greek myths, we learn of the
food of the gods, which they called

ambrosia.

An immortality food. These beings
possessed some form of a liquid or an

that ultimately somehow altered their
blood and promoted immortality.

Some of the stories that we hear about
this drink ambrosia is when the

eyewitness is taken up into the sky.

There are actual ancient Greek
mythologies that describe these shiny

islands that descend from the sky and
then under their own propulsion moved

around. The entire Greek pantheon of
gods is based on visiting

extraterrestrials.

Is it possible that humanity's centuries
-old quest to attain eternal life

is fueled by a desire to become like the
otherworldly beings that our ancestors

actually encountered.

Curiously, there are a number of stories
from the ancient world presented not as

fiction, but as historical record that
describe people of an earlier age living

extraordinarily long lives.

In the Old Testament, the book of
Genesis, we learn of figures like Noah

Methuselah.

who lived for hundreds of years, 800 and
900 years.

The Bible never tells us how they were
able to live that long.

There is an artifact at the Ashmolean
Museum in Uxford, England, that is

the WB44 King's List of Ancient Samaria.

On there, you have a chronology of kings
and the combined

years of when these rulers...

were in charge is 241 ,000 years.

And on that WB44 list, you have so
-called historical figures,

where you actually have archaeology
corroborating existence of those people.

in my opinion, the WB44 list is a list
of extraterrestrial space travelers,

and the entire King's List is correct.

Could it be that George Van Tassel and
many others like him have been driven by

a deep -seated memory of a time when our
ancestors existed alongside

extraterrestrials who seemed to live
forever?

Perhaps the answer can be found by
examining the events that led to the

construction of the Integratron and
George Van Tassel's alien encounter.

Standing alone in California's barren
Mojave Desert is a towering seven -story

boulder called Giant Rock.

It is here that George Van Tassel's
strange journey began in the 1940s, just

three miles from where he would
eventually build the Integratron.

Giant Rock is a 25 ,000 -ton boulder
that takes up 5 ,800 square feet,

and until recently, the largest
freestanding boulder in the world.

This massive boulder has long been held
sacred by local Native American tribes

who believe it to be a site of great
power.

Spiritual vortexes like giant rock are
known to be places where people can have

extraordinary spiritual experiences,
healing experiences, deep states of

meditation.

And what we find out at Giant Rock is
that the local Native American Indian

tribes, the Serrano and the Chemehuevi,
would do their ceremonies at Giant Rock,

but only the chief was allowed to get
close to Giant Rock.

In November of 2019, ancient astronaut
theorist David Childress traveled to the

site of Giant Rock to meet with local
historian Barbara Harris and learn more

about the inception of the Integratron.

Hello, Barbara.

Hi, thank you for coming.

Thanks for having me here.

So, please tell me the story of Giant
Rock.

Well, they say it is millions of years
old.

And basically, this whole area here is
made up of granite. And many, many years

ago, there was a volcanic eruption. And,
of course, this is the product of that

volcanic eruption.

What is the early story of Giant Rock,
then?

Native Americans?

Well, this ground was considered very
sacred by Native Americans.

And they would come here and use it
seasonally. But they considered it so

that only the shamans and the chiefs
were allowed to stay here at the rock.

the turn of the 19th century, the
homesteading and the white men started

in. And that has to do with this early
prospector who lived under the rock.

Frank Kreitzer. And he was responsible
for building the roads to Giant Rock.

In 1930, George Van Tassel had a chance
encounter with prospector Frank Kreitzer

at his uncle's auto repair shop in Santa
Monica, which led to him investing in

Kreitzer's mining operations in the
Mojave Desert.

Kreitzer was known in the area for his
eccentric behavior, which included using

mining dynamite.

to blow a hole in the bottom of giant
rock, one big enough to live in.

Van Tassel's initial ties to the area
stem from a friendship forged with

Kreitzer over the years.

He lived under this rock. Yes, he was
actually a guy who was looking for

to come and visit him under his rock.

However, Frank, he also had a dark side
to him.

So in July of 1942, the U .S. government
had the old man's draft, and it

required people between the ages of 18
and 64 to register for the draft.

And so he got caught up in that. Yeah,
he was 54, and the local sheriff came

here, who happened to be friends with
him, and offered to take him into the

local town to register for the draft.

He walked into a back room and came out
wearing a pair of binoculars that had

wires attached.

And he basically said, leave me alone or
we're all going to go to hell together.

And he took the two wires, put them
together and...

Right under here, then?

Yes. Okay, wow.

And he blew up into little pieces.

And one sheriff, actually, one of his
rib cages came off and impaled into the

other one. And the other sheriff came
flying out of the bottom of the rock.

And the other sheriff who stood out here
stood in shock while it all happened.

Frank Kreitzer's bizarre and violent
action shocked the local community.

Many questioned.

if he may have been influenced by the
energy of giant rock itself, which the

local Native American tribe had warned
was only meant for sacred purposes.

And according to geologists, giant rock
does, in fact, produce energy.

The interior of the rock is white
because it is primarily composed of

mineral that generates an electrical
charge when under stress.

as it would be inside a massively heavy
rock.

Giant rock is also believed to be
located on top of a natural earth energy

also known as a ley line.

George Van Tassel said the Integratron
needed to be in a special place full of

energy.

We have a coal mine right nearby.

This area has ley lines and aquifers.

There's actually a mountain of quartz
right here, and you can feel the energy

when you're here.

Could electrical energy emanating from
Giant Rock have had a deadly effect on

Frank Kreitzer?

Despite the horrific event that occurred
at Giant Rock, one man was still drawn

to the site,

George Van Tassel.

Over the course of his many visits to
Kreitzer's rock home, he had become

convinced that it was a place of unusual
energy.

Now you have a vacancy under the rock.

Van Tassel told his wife, Pack the
girls, we're moving out to live under a

So did the Van Tassels?

Live underneath this rock then? No,
actually most of their living quarters

outside. The underground area was
primarily used for its channeling and

meditation. So as the story goes, Van
Tassel had an experience.

Before his death, Frank Kreitzer had
transformed the nearby ancient lake bed

into a small airport.

According to George Van Tassel, On the
night of August 24th, 1953, a craft

landed on the runway that was not of
this world.

He described the encounter in a 1964
television interview.

What did you see?

A bell -shaped type of anti -gravity
ship

that they operate as a scout ship out of
the big carrier.

How big?

This was 36 feet in diameter and 19 feet
high.

And where was it, on the ground?

No, it was hovering 10 feet off the
ground.

And the man got off of the ship and
approached me.

Did you go into this ship?

I walked with him to a spot underneath
it, and an anti -gravity beam took me up

through a hole in the bottom.

While skeptics were quick to write off
George Van Tassel as some kind of

delusional mad scientist, Many who knew
him or have studied his work believe he

was nothing short of a genius.

George was super smart. At 14, he drops
out of school.

At 17, he becomes a certified pilot.

Moves out west and worked for Howard
Hughes and then became friends.

They both had a calling to, let's say,
higher or mystical or psychic

experiences. The parallels would be
Edison, who thought in this realm of...

electricity that nobody could
understand, but he somehow channeled it,

Tesla. He was so sensitized to the
electromagnetic spectrum that many of

inventions just came naturally.

And that may have been someplace where
George Van Tassel came from.

George Van Tassel claimed that over the
course of his life, extraterrestrials

communicated with him many times.

And the most important message he
received was to build the Integratron.

Landers, California.

April, 1957.

An eclectic group of several hundred
travelers descend upon the Mojave Desert

gather at Giant Rock.

It is here that George Van Tassel holds
his annual Interplanetary Spacecraft

Convention.

And while there are no paved roads or
facilities of any kind, it has attracted

enough attention to garner a feature in
Life magazine.

So George has the idea he's going to do
the first intergalactic spaceship

convention.

A couple of hundred people show up. It's
a beautiful event.

Two years later, there's 11 ,000 people
there.

The 1950s and 1960s, Giant Rock ended up
being the nexus of the most

highly attended UFO conferences that has
ever happened in the United States.

The Giant Rock Convention was largely
responsible for fueling interest in the

UFO phenomenon.

But for George Van Tassel, it served a
more important purpose.

George goes on to give these conventions
for 23 years, collects donations, and

uses that as a way to help fund the
dome.

Van Tassel claimed that the
extraterrestrial that had communicated

Giant Rock gave him instructions for
building a machine that could rejuvenate

cells in the human body to extend life,
perhaps indefinitely.

At the peak of the Giant Rock Spacecraft
Convention attendance,

he gets an architect to draw up the
plans for this vision that he has,

this vision of a white dome in the
desert that he's going to build near

Rock.

And in 1958, they break ground and they
begin work.

While many in the mainstream scientific
community paid little attention to Van

Tassel's project.

Some believe he was a visionary on the
level of Nikola Tesla, who also claimed

to be in contact with alien entities.

George Van Tassel was very clearly
influenced by Nikola Tesla, a Serbian

-American researcher known throughout
the world as a genius.

He contributed so much to science and
electricity and innovation.

Nikola Tesla published an article in
1898.

And Tesla states in his article, when
you're exposed to high voltage for a

period, say 15 minutes or less, you get
beneficial effects.

Tesla was an inspiration for
rejuvenation, and this is what George

was very attuned to.

And, in fact, Tesla announced that he
had been receiving radio waves from

extraterrestrials, specifically messages
from Martians.

So this is very similar to George's
experiences, and both of them were

interested in the effect of high voltage
on humans.

Both men were derided by the scientific
community for their claims of alien

contact. But today, it is well known
that electromagnetic waves have a number

beneficial effects on the human body,
including nerve regeneration, wound

healing, pain management, and even
treating diabetes.

And like Nikola Tesla, George Van Tassel
did attract the attention of at least

one government organization during his
lifetime, the FBI.

The FBI's involvement with George Van
Tassel, which was considerable, started

the 1950s. The feds were interested in
the technology that George was working

with and uncovering at the Integratron.

Declassified FBI documents confirm.

The Bureau did, in fact, conduct
surveillance on many of Van Tassel's

and presentations for years.

He was definitely monitored by the FBI.

They were aware of what he was doing out
in the desert.

If you go back into the early 50s to the
early 60s, that was the high point

around the world of people seeing
extraterrestrial craft.

During this time of increased UFO
activity in the late 1950s and early

Tassel finally had the resources
necessary to begin constructing the

Integratron.

It is a circular plan, two -story
hemispherical umbrella dome structure,

in diameter and 33 feet tall, designed
to facilitate cell rejuvenation by means

of manipulation of electromagnetic
waves.

Let's talk about this picture.

This is a picture of the machine we're
building down there.

This structure is actually up. We're
working now on the parts on the

that operate it.

This rim around here has armatures 57
feet in diameter, which will be better

than four times bigger than the biggest
armatures ever made before.

The incredible thing about the
construction is there are no nails.

Every piece is fit together.

All the wood, it's formed, it's shaped.

There's a little glue, and then there's
the fiberglass shell.

Construction of the building was
completed in 1960.

But Van Tassel would manufacture the
technology to power it himself.

Over the next two decades, he worked on
the apparatus to achieve his goal of

cell rejuvenation through the controlled
manipulation of electromagnetic waves.

Because it's all built of wood, it's
unable to conduct electricity back to

Earth. And so there's simply this kind
of swarm of electromagnetic

energy within the vessel that
essentially

can't get out.

And so, in theory, your cells...

which are also electrical impulses
within them, may be rejuvenated and

recharged so that their electrical
component is not fading away as you get

older.

While the Integratron was never
finished, one man who worked closely

Van Tassel has managed to build a
working model that represents the device

% completion.

Is it possible that the key to
activating the immortality machine is

within reach?

Landers, California, November 2019.

Continuing his investigation of the
Integratron, David Childress has

meet with Bob Benson.

Hey, I'm David Childress.

A protege of Van Tassel's and one of the
only men alive, known to have worked

directly with him.

You knew George Van Tassel? Sure did,
John. I've got some things I'd like to

show you. Oh, good. I'm looking forward
to seeing it. Yeah. All right.

In Van Tassel's final years, Bob Benson
helped him to publish various writings

on the scientific principles behind the
Integratron.

So I was living here, at his house. At
his house, which was at the Integratron,

wasn't it? Right. And what was he like
then? Very down -to -earth, but he was

very intelligent. He was wonderful.

While Van Tassel never disclosed the
full details for building his

machine, Benson attempted to create a
model of it based on what he learned.

He didn't leave takeover instructions
for anybody, so nobody knew what to do.

I looked for the research, and I
couldn't find anything, so I had to go

own. And what I did, I said, well, I'll
start by building a model.

I incorporated the things that I knew.

This spoke thing you see here, that's an
actual electrostatic generator. It's 58

feet in diameter.

It weighs 1 ,500 pounds, and it's lifted
up with air jets that are around the

bottom. And then there's brushes on
them. And what they do is they generate

electricity.

The electricity generated by the brushes
travels through a wire that connects to

a capacitor.

The capacitor is designed to discharge
when it reaches a certain level of

electricity.

It starts off very low like this.

As it goes, it builds up to a part.

It builds up, builds up, builds up,
builds up, builds up, builds up. Bang!

And then this comes on. This is the
spark gap. This is the regulator.

See? Boom.

Now it's regulated.

And you walk through this little door
right here. You walk around the back of

and out the other end there. And you're
rejuvenated instantly.

This is a rejuvenation machine sent by
extraterrestrials to help human beings.

So how close do you think that George
Van Tassel was to completing the

Integratron? He says it was 95 % done.

Doctor of Engineering Physics Tom
Vallone is an expert in what is called

bioelectromagnetic healing and has spent
years studying both Nikola Tesla and

George Van Tassel.

Based on his research, he believes the
Integratron was decades ahead of its

time.

I would say that the genius of George
Van Tassel is very evident in the design

of the Integratron.

He integrated a number of technologies
that were slowly being evolved over the

20th century.

The spark in the middle is an actual
Tesla coil, and this is designed by

Tesla to not only provide for the study
of high voltage, but also biological

benefits of being exposed to just Tesla
coil frequencies.

The design we have here is the best
current knowledge that we have of

the Integratron design.

Considering what scientists now know
about how electromagnetic frequencies

ions can benefit the human body, is it
possible that George Van Tassel really

was just weeks away from completing a
working immortality machine?

While Van Tassel was ahead of his time,
he claimed to be tapping into knowledge

from the ancient past.

He constantly referred to the Old
Testament in regards to the references

angels and for God and the construction
of the Integratron. But he was convinced

from his extraterrestrial experiences
that angels were space people.

And Van Tassel said that the
instructions that he was given to build

Intricatron were very similar to the
instructions that Moses was given by the

god Yahweh to build the tabernacle. So
Van Tassel believed in ancient

extraterrestrials and UFOs, and he saw
all of these things as connected.

Van Tassel was particularly intrigued by
the Great Pyramid of Giza.

which he believed was built to utilize
the piezoelectric properties of the

quartz contained within its granite
blocks.

In the piezoelectric effect, electrical
energy accumulates in rock and otherwise

lightless matter.

We see even in George's writings that
the pyramids were, to him, a powerhouse

made of granite and therefore
piezoelectric and very high energy

George was convinced that the pyramid
structure was designed to rejuvenate

people. Van Tassel had computed that the
site of the Integratron was also

in line with the Great Pyramids and that
this area was

a rare vortex.

Where energies from beneath and above
the earth made it possible for us to be

contact with intelligences that we
usually weren't able to easily reach.

Could the Great Pyramid have once acted
as a fountain of youth that enabled

people to live for centuries, as is
described in both the Hebrew Bible and

Sumerian King's List?

If extraterrestrials really did give
George Van Tassel instructions for

the Integratron, is it possible that
they were providing humankind with the

technology that existed on Earth
thousands of years ago?

Perhaps further clues can be found by
examining newly discovered aspects of

Integratron that may reveal it had a
second, even more profound purpose.

In the year 2000, many of George Van
Tassel's followers were dismayed when

new owners of the Integratron decided to
use the structure to house sound baths.

But others believe it brings to light a
key element of Van Tassel's intention.

Integratron was made in a way that is
very ideally suited for capturing

energy, and especially sound energy.

It has tremendous acoustic properties,
and the way the sound moves about and

reflects off of the dome structure is
really unique to this building and comes

back to the way it was constructed and
the way it was made and the materials

that went into producing it.

The dome of the Integratron enhances the
acoustic experience within.

This is very much like ancient temple
sites like Newgrange that are somewhat

domed and also focus on the acoustical
experience.

It's a real mystery that it has all
these beautiful sound qualities and

properties to it, but it's interesting
to consider that all along, maybe the

Integratron's design really was, as a
sound frequency machine, more than an

electrostatic generator of some sort. It
seems odd that there would be so many

amazing acoustical properties to it if
they weren't supposed to be there. Maybe

it could have been both, both sound and
using electromagnetism in its design.

Although Van Tassel's direct work at the
Integratron ended more than 40 years

ago, its unusual architecture continues
to produce scientific revelations.

But if the structure's acoustic and
geometric properties serve a

purpose, what could it be?

The Integratron is a beautiful geometric
building divided into 16 parabolic arcs

in the dome up top, and then it's an
octagon on the bottom. So it seems to be

functions of 8, 4, 16s. All geometrics
have a sum total of their angles.

Well, it also means that we are living
in a harmonic system.

The sacred geometry of the Integratron
is very unique. It is a 16 -sided

building. We don't see those very often.
We did see one in a painting by

Raphael, The Marriage of the Virgin,
where he shows a 16 -sided tower that is

thought to be Solomon's temple.

This is very important because Solomon's
temple was the permanent home of the

Ark of the Covenant.

And maybe this is what von Tassel was
hinting at with the construction of the

Integratron. The Ark of the Covenant is
a device that opened up a blazing portal

through which Moses or an Israelite high
priest could communicate with an

otherworldly being.

The Ark of the Covenant?

The sacred object that was described in
the Bible as a device with which to

communicate with God?

Is it possible that George Van Tassel,
who sometimes referred to the

as the Tabernacle, was building a
machine that would not only rejuvenate

human body, but would use acoustic
frequencies to connect with otherworldly

beings? And it is allowing us...

through our mental state, without ever
having to make actual contact with an

extraterrestrial, that there is some
latent design built into us, possibly

intentionally, that we have a little
transceiver that when we get everything

right and we start playing these tones
according to these exact codes and keys

left behind for us, that we might open
this portal of communication.

Perhaps this is ultimately what Van
Tassel envisioned the Integraton doing,

being able to open up a portal or a
gateway so that he could communicate

extraterrestrials coming and going from
the Earth.

If the incredible story of George Van
Tassel is true, and he was carrying out

alien agenda, could the Integraton be
more functional than we know?

Could it be used to reconnect with the
very beings he claimed to be in contact

with and thereby recover the key to
completing it?

More than four decades after his death,
George Van Tassel's Integratron still

stands in the Mojave Desert.

While the device was never finished,
many still see it as commemorating a

genuine extraterrestrial encounter.

When you come to the Mojave Desert,
there are a couple of places you have to

You have to go to Joshua Tree National
Park, and you have to go to the

Integratron.

And people come from around the world to
see it. The Integratron is the center,

historically, of...

UFO culture.

There's talk of trying to re -engineer
the Integratron at some point in the

future to have the spinning armature
outside and generate this electronic

Many scientists and physicists and
experimenters have been going out there

couple of decades now and there
definitely is something subtly going on

energetically at the Integratron. It is
still a frequency machine.

If extraterrestrials really did give Van
Tassel instructions for how to build

the Integratron, might the same alien
beings one day choose another human

conduit to finish the project?

Could it be that humanity simply was not
ready to possess such powerful

technology?

If so, it would not be the first time.

Throughout history, we have individuals
who claim to have been mysteriously

given information that would lead to the
advancement of humankind.

In the 1400s, Leonardo da Vinci said
that ideas came to him during

meditation. He sketched things like
helicopters and tanks, all sorts

of devices that couldn't be realized in
his lifetime.

In the early 20th century, the Indian
mathematician Ramanujan credited a Hindu

god with giving him theorems that
mystified everyone at the time, but

form the basis of string theory.

And then we have Nikola Tesla, who
claimed that he was communicating with

and that he had the key to wireless
energy.

But he died before he could give this
technology to humankind.

So it may be that in each of these
cases, we were given information we

quite ready for, but that would be
realized at some future time.

I feel very confident in the fact that
this is a work of pure

inventive genius, and if it's not
aligned with

contemporary values, that doesn't
invalidate its genius.

But there's no question that something,
some catalytic event shifted

his focus from being a businessman,

an engineer, to having this vision for
something almost

extraterrestrial.

Because of George Van Tassel's
mysterious death in 1978,

The Integraton was never completely
finished.

But it's fascinating to think that
George Van Tassel did meet with

extraterrestrials and they showed him
the future.

Some people have speculated that the
extraterrestrial agenda is all about

continuous process of evolution to
improve us, to make us more

intelligent, to civilize us, perhaps, to
bring us...

to a level where perhaps one day we'll
be fit to take a wider role on the

galactic stage.

This phenomena that's taking place today
is as old as our history, as our

civilization. This isn't anything new
that's occurring. They're walking among

on the Earth all the time and we don't
realize it.

Is it possible that the Integratron
provides a glimpse into humanity's

Was George Van Tassel chosen to plant
the seed that will give rise to the next

giant step in humankind's evolution?

One that will lead to lifetimes that are
measured not in years, but centuries.

Perhaps the Integratron is more
functional than it appears.

And only when we are able to activate it
will we be empowered to fulfill our

alien destiny.