George Van Tassel

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George Van Tassel (1910-1978)

George Van Tassel (left) discusses his contact with Long John Nobel. The space visitor, whose name was Solganda, spoke English, said Van Tassel, with a perfection that only Ronald Colman could equal. Long John thought Van Tassel himself was trying to speak like Colman.
George Van Tassel (left) discusses his contact with Long John Nobel. The space visitor, whose name was Solganda, spoke English, said Van Tassel, with a perfection that only Ronald Colman could equal. Long John thought Van Tassel himself was trying to speak like Colman.

A contactee, UFO enthusiast and religious type who in 1958 commenced building—but never quite completed— The "Integratron" in the California desert town of Landers. It was supposedly a domed time/energy machine built upon the theories of Nikola Tesla. Created to recharge and rejuvenate people’s cells, at the behest of an advanced entity for a coming space friend “Lord,” it was not without its risks, according to theory. An overcharge could make a person spontaneously combust—or even explode.

Also hosted the annual Interplanetary Spacecraft Convention at Giant Rock, California from 1954 to mid 1970s.

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