March 4, 1999: Hale-Bopp - Whitley Strieber #124; NASA & Weather - James McCanney & Earl Crockett

Whitley Strieber discusses Comet Hale-Bopp and its anomalous characteristics while James McCanney and Earl Crockett examine NASA's involvement in weather control and atmospheric manipulation. Strieber presents evidence of unusual features associated with Hale-Bopp including reports of companion objects and electromagnetic effects that conventional comet models cannot explain. His investigation explores whether Hale-Bopp represented merely a natural comet or potentially included artificial components or accompanying craft. McCanney shifts discussion to his plasma discharge comet model and how electrical phenomena in space might explain various anomalies mainstream astronomy attributes to other causes. He examines NASA's knowledge of space weather and how such understanding might enable weather modification on Earth through application of plasma physics. Crockett contributes information about classified weather programs and how military and intelligence agencies might be using atmospheric manipulation for strategic purposes. The conversation covers connections between space phenomena and terrestrial weather control, exploring how understanding electrical nature of the cosmos enables technological applications from energy generation to climate modification. All speakers address how NASA and other agencies suppress information about both space anomalies and technological capabilities derived from suppressed scientific understanding. Their combined presentation reveals how conventional models in astronomy and atmospheric science may be fundamentally flawed, limiting both public understanding and awareness of technologies already in covert deployment.