Dan Willis
served with the US Navy and was among a select group of
20 whistleblowers who came forward to share their
testimonies about a
UFO cover-up in the famous
May 2001
Disclosure Project press conference held in Washington
DC.
Previously,
in the 1980s, Dan worked with Dr.
Marcel Vogel, a senior
scientist with the IBM corporation for 27 years.
Dr
Vogel held over 100 patents and was a specialist in
liquid crystal systems.
He begun
researching quartz crystals in the 1970s, and found
therapeutic applications for them and a structural
relationship with water.
Dan found remarkable consistencies between Dr Vogel's
discoveries and what Elena Danaan had said about crystal
technology being used by the
Galactic Federation of
Worlds generally, and in
terraforming planets in
particular.
Dan asked
Elena a series of questions about crystal technologies
for a Pleiadian scientist, Jen Han Eredyon (the brother
of Elena's principal contact, Thor Han Eredyon).
Dan
and Elena first discussed the answers they received in a
June 12 video interview.
In this 'Exopolitics Today' interview, Dan and Elena
discuss Dr. Vogel's discoveries and how these compare to
what Jen Han had revealed about the key principles and
applications of crystals.
The
consistencies between the discoveries of a leading Earth
scientist and a Pleiadian scientist about crystal
technology applications corroborate the accuracy of
Elena's information from the Galactic Federation of
Worlds, and how crystals can be used for an extensive
range of projects including healing, propulsion systems
and terraforming planets.
For an earlier June 12 interview between Elena and Dan
where they first compared Dr Vogel and Jen Han's
information visit:
https://youtu.be/tl7yLhMzwlM
Dan Willis
created a page on the
website of Dr. Marcel Vogel which has notes and diagrams
discussed in this and the earlier June 12 interview.
Elena Danaan's website is
http://elenadanaan.org.
For an earlier 'Exopolitics Today' interview with Dan
Willis,
click here.
For more 'Exopolitics Today' interviews with Elena
Danaan,
click here.
