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Program Details for 2026
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May 12, 2026 - Roland Michel Tremblay via Zoom - Decoding Antigravity, Dimensions, and Cosmic Illusions
Roland Michel Tremblay is an author and independent researcher whose work operates at the bleeding edge of theoretical physics and metaphysics. Originally from Québec, Canada, and now writing from Wales in the UK, Roland has spent years deconstructing the fundamental flaws in our current scientific models.
He is the author of numerous books and articles, most notably New Age Physics, where he tackles the subjects that mainstream science ignores. Rather than treating phenomena like UFO propulsion, interdimensional beings, and sudden cosmic anomalies as 'magic' or 'hallucinations,' Roland applies rigorous, mechanical logic to explain exactly how they work. Today, he is here to share his groundbreaking 'Expansion Theory'—a completely new way of understanding gravity, light, and dimensions that promises to rewrite our map of the universe and decode the technology of the beings visiting us.
Tuesday, June 16, 2026 via Zoom- Spontaneous Human Combustion
Larry E. Arnold, director of ParaScience International, has spent more than two decades investigating spontaneous human combustion (SHC). Widely recognized for his work on unexplained fires, he authored The Mysterious Fires of Spontaneous Human Combustion (1995), a survey of historical and contemporary cases that helped bring the subject into public conversation.
SHC refers to reports of human bodies igniting without an identifiable external source. Arnold cites roughly 200 such cases over the past three centuries and has examined several in depth, including the death of Dr. Irving Bentley (1966) and the survival of Jack Angel (1974). Through media appearances and public outreach, he has become one of the most visible advocates for continued investigation into the phenomenon.
Arnold’s work remains controversial. While he argues that SHC may involve unusual interactions of biology and environment, many scientists attribute reported incidents to overlooked ignition sources and regard SHC as unproven. Despite skepticism, Arnold continues to press for rigorous inquiry into these unexplained events.