The Physics of the Paranormal

Analyzes over a dozen well known paranormal phenomena in light of recent discoveries in the field of Ufology. Using the concept of the "anti-mass field" that is critical to UFO propulsion, long sought explanations for mental photography, psychokenesis, the Geller effects, bodily transfigurations, and miracle cures are derived. This book is sure to intrigue the serious student of the paranormal.

Kenneth W. Behrendt has been a lifelong student of phenomena in the fields of ufology and the paranormal. Although professionally trained as a chemist, he has been investigating and writing about the UFO phenomenon since the early 1980's. After a personal experience with telepathy in 1978, his interest in the paranormal also intensified. Noting that many of the terrestrial paranormal effects seemed to also have their counter-parts in the UFO phenomena, he has managed to successfully merge these two areas of inquiry by finding common physical mechanisms inherent to them. He currently resides in suburban New Jersey where he continues his researches in the areas of ufology, paranormal phenomena, and free energy physics.