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CANNON, Howard Walter, a Senator from Nevada; born in St. George, Washington County,
Utah, January 26, 1912; graduated from Arizona State Teachers College in 1933, and University of
Arizona Law School in 1937; admitted to the bar in Arizona in 1937, Utah in 1938, and Nevada in
1946; reference attorney, Utah State senate in 1939; elected county attorney of Washington County,
Utah, in 1940; during the Second World War served in the United States Army in 1941 and the
United States Army Air Corps 1942-1946, attaining the rank of lieutenant colonel; served in the
Air Force Reserve and retired as a major general; elected city attorney of Las Vegas, Nev., in 1949
and served for four consecutive terms; elected as a Democrat to the United States Senate in 1958; reelected in 1964, 1970 and 1976 and served from January 3, 1959, to January 3, 1983; unsuccessful
 candidate for reelection in 1982; chairman, Joint Committee on Inaugural Arrangements (Ninety-second Congress), Select Committee on Standards and Conduct (Ninety-third and Ninety-fourth Congresses), Committee on Rules and Administration (Ninety-third through Ninety-fifth Congresses)
, Joint Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Ninety-fourth Congress), Joint Committee on Library
(Ninety-fifth Congress), Joint Committee on Printing (Ninety-fifth Congress), Committee on
Commerce, Science, and Transportation (Ninety-fifth and Ninety-sixth Congresses); died in Las
Vegas, Nevada, on March 5, 2002; interment in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Va.

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Lynn David Livsey 30 août 12:22 Scientist asserts that Earth life was seeded by Mars http://www.openminds.tv/scientist-asserts-that-earth-life-was-seeded-by-mars-1127/ Scientist asserts that Earth life was seeded by Mars | Openminds.tv www.openminds.tv Scientist asserts that Earth life was seeded by MarsPosted by: Jason McClellan August 29, 2013011 Vi...

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Alien spacecraft travels to Sun - Not a Comet


Look at how a simple view of the Comet Ison is seen and yet when darkened its true nature shines through. It's really a giant alien ship that flys past our sun. This is comet C/2012 S1 o Ison, which NASA is trying to misrepresent as a comet.

 It seems that since the suns magnetic field is going to flip or reverse and this mothership is approaching our sun, it would be safe to assume the UFO either is going to cause the flip or wants to harvest some kind of magnetic energy when it happens.

 C/2012 S1 will come to perihelion (closest approach to the Sun) on 28 November 2013 at a distance of 0.012 AU (1,800,000 km; 1,100,000 mi) from the centre point of the Sun.

Date of UFO Discovery: August 2013
Location of UFO Discovery: Heading toward Earth Sun!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=HLOX76L2A18#t=0

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Videos prohibidos de la NASA

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Physician who told of handling Roswell UFO debris dies

AP Photo: Marcel Family Photo

Dr. Jesse Marcel Jr. was found dead at his home in Helena, Mont., on Saturday.

1 day ago Amy Beth Hanson of Associated Press -

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Paulo Bento 30 août 00:32 http://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/nasa-data-reveals-mega-canyon-under-greenland-ice www.nasa.gov

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UFO research is up in the air: Can it be scientific?



Sounds Sciencey     article from the Sceptical Inquirer

Sharon Hill        August 28, 2013

A few months back, a British anomaly investigation organization announced the possible death of UFOlogy. They admitted that failure to provide proof that UFOs were extraterrestrial craft and a decline in the number of UFO reports suggests that aliens do not exist after all. Was this the end of “UFOlogy”—the study of UFOs? “No way! It's alive and well here,” said the U.S. UFOlogists. So it is. But what is the real status of the study of UFOs?

The UFO research field is having a bit of a crisis these days. Reports come in by the hundreds. There are not enough people to investigate them. Yet, decades of UFO research by private and military organizations have resulted in disappointment for those who surely thought there was something out there to reveal. Many of the historic figures of UFOlogy are aging or have passed away. Who is doing the work now? And what exactly are they doing?

The major organization remaining in the U.S. for investigating UFO sightings is MUFON, the Mutual UFO Network. MUFON is not in good shape. Their stated mission is to conduct scientific investigation of UFO reports for the benefit of mankind. But there is dispute about their ability to actually do that. The current version of MUFON, according to those observing the situation, is focused on everything except proper UFO investigation and is nowhere near scientific. Membership in the organization has fallen off and some local MUFON groups are disgruntled. Leadership upheavals over the past few years may have been distracting and overall, they are experiencing a serious case of mission creep.

MUFON consists of chapters covering each state across the country who operate somewhat independently with members paying dues to the main headquarters. They promote a scientific method. But do they actually accomplish that goal? Recent commentators say no, they do not. The focus in local MUFON chapters meetings these days is decidedly unscientific with talks on alien abduction, conspiracy theories, human-ET hybrids, hypnotic regression, and repressed memories. That's a wide range of pseudoscience in one place. It's dragging down the credibility of the entire subject as well as missing the point of improving actual UFO investigations.

A comprehensive two-part piece recently appeared online describing the changing of the guard at MUFON that is installing its fourth director since 2009. The UFO Trail blog critiques the current status the field and takes note of the rising voices in the community, some of whom wish to elevate the investigations and methods out of the realm of pseudoscience. Author of The UFO Trail, Jack Brewer, is critical of the current methodology, characterized it as “sham inquiry”—a label I used to describe amateur paranormal investigation and one he thought also applied in this case.

The newly named director of MUFON, Jan Harzon, states that UFOlogy is a science and intends to put a scientific face back on UFO investigations. Their latest symposium, held in Las Vegas this past July had the theme “Science, UFOs, and the Search for ET.” The conference featured presentations from several science professionals (current and former) but did not provide any blockbuster information or do much to promote science.

"We hope to bridge the gap between science and UFOlogy," said Jan Harzan, state director of network's Orange County bureau. "They're one in the same." - Las Vegas Sun (19 July 2013).

Many skeptical critics would dispute the claim that UFOlogy is a science but that depends on how you wish to define “science.” A general definition such as a “systematically collected body of knowledge” is not very descriptive of a subject area that contains a lot of data but few constructive hypotheses to provide a framework. The UFO sighting data is mostly witness reports and much of it is of questionable veracity or too old to be of much value any longer. The National UFO Reporting Center has a database of reported sightings but I haven’t found any compelling reports about flaps or trends to make sense of the data. It could be that I’m not reading cutting-edge UFO research but if there really was a good report that solidly concluded that there was a pattern and subsequent explanation for UFO flaps, I would be interested. I would hope I’d have heard of it, at least from those who have a more in-depth knowledge. But, as with claims of proof of psychics or hauntings, we only have popular, often biased reports about particular events from individuals that have a belief to promote. Those case studies in addition to being problematic in their accuracy (since it’s hard to confirm many of the events via witnesses), are not robust enough to aid in explaining the phenomenon.

The discussion coming from a small group of today's modern UFO researchers suggests that UFOlogy is on the wrong track these days. With a focus on abductions, conspiracies, and exopolitics/disclosure, the core of the field is no longer about investigating and identifying what people are reporting to have seen in the sky.

Antonio Paris runs the API Aerial Phenomenon Investigation Team, which has a somewhat different focus than MUFON. He wishes to return to the “nuts and bolts” idea of UFO investigation and get away from the conspiracy and fringe topics that so often dominate the symposiums and local MUFON talks.

I asked Antonio what sorts of tools his organization uses to do investigations. He noted that Internet sites can help identify some of the man-made objects like aircraft and satellite. MUFON also mentions these tools on their sites along with astronomical sites to identify bright celestial objects that are sometimes confusing to people viewing them on the ground. Paris is also familiar with the shape of many military aircraft and says he can typically identify them in association with military bases nearby. API has tackled about 300 or so cases but does not pursue those that look like jokes, hoaxes, or give them nothing to go on. There is no lack of UFO reports. An initial screening to determine viable cases is necessary to remove those cases not worthy of investigation or they would be overwhelmed.

MUFON trains their investigators through a manual and an exam. Paris noted to me that the test requires no specialized skills and many people could potentially pass it without even looking at the manual. The certification as a field investigator is a worthwhile effort by MUFON to standardize their methods and provide a framework for consistency of methods but it's only internal to MUFON. When each MUFON chapter operates pretty much on its own, inconsistency and regional differences creep in. Paris told me he is frustrated by the lack of sharing of information both internally and externally of MUFON noting that an object of interest can fly over a wide area. Coordination of reports that may be of the same object would be a worthwhile effort. Science is dependent on sharing information either through collaboration or peer review of findings. UFOlogy appears weak in that area having no established journal or even an online location for filing results.

Even more fundamental to UFOlogy than answering “Is it a science?” is “Can it ever be scientific?”

UFOs are uniquely difficult to investigate for several reasons. The observation is fleeting. It may not repeat. It is difficult to reproduce. If it remains airborne, it leaves no physical evidence behind, only the story of the witness. The observation is often made in the dark under conditions in which it is difficult (or impossible) to accurately judge size and distance.

The options for making a UFO into an IFO (identified) are many and various. Along with the typical reports (satellites, aircraft, flares and planets), we have more man-made things in the air now than ever: experimental balloons and aircraft, weather balloons, Chinese lanterns, drones, dirigibles, toys and deliberate hoaxes. Even people can become UFOs.

Can UFOs be scientifically investigated?

If by “scientific” we mean methodical, objective observations in consideration of natural laws, logic and reason, then, yes. I think UFO investigation can be scientific but the sea change that is needed would be pretty huge for the field and I don’t know if they can pull it off. As with paranormal investigators, UFO researchers tend to lean towards the believer side. That’s what keeps them passionate. But it's also their undoing. A bias towards belief in a mystery or in alien craft is the first giant misstep in UFOlogy. The first step for a rejuvenated field to gain credibility is to drop the default belief that ETs are visiting earth and back up to the very basic question, “What, if anything, did this witness see?” Begin looking for real world answers instead of “proof” to support a belief in alien life.

I found a great example of one such sound UFO investigation. Andrew Hansford recently gave an excellent talk at the 2013 Amazing Meeting about how he examined a UFO case from Marblehead, MA. You can see his report here. He was able to glean the best answer and make a solid conclusion from rather few bits of initial information. He used the tools available to him to seek a down-to-earth explanation.

I asked CFI fellow and Skeptical Inquirer UFO columnist Robert Sheaffer his thoughts about scientific investigation of UFOs. It's a bit tricky. Many have assumed it's possible, he says, but it turns out to be more difficult than it seems. Sheaffer has documented the several times “rapid response” teams have been attempted by UFO organizations. It was hoped that by gathering “reliable witness reports,” and implementing a “rapid response team” to capture the UFO with professional filming techniques, better evidence could be put forth for the claim that something worth paying attention to was really occurring.

Rapid response teams turned out to be disappointing, says Sheaffer. Antonio Paris was part of one such team, the “STAR Team” for MUFON. Millionaire Robert Bigelow funded the project. “MUFON has been somewhat tight-lipped about the results,” Sheaffer tells me, “but they are generally conceded to be hugely disappointing.” It did not give them the results they hoped for.

Sheafffer has written about other “rapid response” efforts prior to the STAR Team in his Psychic Vibrations column of July/Aug, 2009 of Skeptical Inquirer. In 1967, J. Allen Hynek proposed and later implemented a national toll-free UFO Hotline. Experienced screeners manned the lines twenty-four hours a day. They contacted local police and/or other investigators who would rush to the scene. Hynek expected this method would yield excellent evidence. Even with the cooperation of the FBI, years later, it did not produce the expected results.

The National UFO Reporting Center, run by Peter Davenport, has had a telephone hotline since 1974.

In 1977, the French government created an agency called GEPAN to investigation UFO reports. After producing nothing convincing, official UFO investigations in France ended in 2004. The British UFO desk was closed in 2009 despite a surge of sighting reports. Nothing was distillable from the reports.

In the late 1990s, the Los Vigilantes of Mexico City was organized to respond to a flap of UFO sightings in the area. Cameras were at the ready to respond to UFO reports on short notice. Sheaffer says, as far as he was aware, they never obtained anything of significance.

MUFON still gets hundreds of cases a month and there is considerable backlog of investigations. That’s a hefty work load for volunteers. There is a need to sort the wheat from the utter chaff but there still are valid means to find out what people probably saw in the sky. Most reports will have a satisfying answer if diligently investigated. But that may not happen or the eyewitness may not accept it.

Paris’s API group is in contact with the new leadership at MUFON and is encouraged that a more sound approach to the field is on the horizon. This may be a new dawn for UFOlogy as the old guard dies away and the new, more centered, serious thinkers take over. UFOlogy is undergoing a transformation once again.

For now, UFOlogy attempts to sound sciencey, but it is not nearly up to the standards to be called “science.” Can it be science? Only with a wholesale change in assumptions and approach. Drop the fascination with conspiracies and abductions—go back to nuts and bolts.

Sharon will be participating in UFOCon14 in Baltimore, Maryland in 2014.

Remark of Peter2011:
Who can tell me why the sceptics do it know always better? Have they seen the light? A sceptic is a doubter, what means that he does doubt about all things, except sciences... I wonder if they know they do exist? If science is so miraculous, why can the academics  not cure diseases, as cancer, AIDS,...

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Ben de Bruycker 29 août 21:47 Overlords of the UFO is a scientific suppressed and banned documentary from 1976. Much of this documentary features long lost photos of UFO's and other evidence long taken out of the public main stream media. This documentary also discloses that the govt has all ready admitted to the existence of off world UFO's, but that information has long been manipulated out of the public's attention and eyes. Some of the documentary goes into other unexplained phenomenon also. BUT the most important information in this movie is that the govt has all ready disclosed and released the evidence of UFOs and ETs but that disclosure has been taken out of the public's awareness and media for decades. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUhoeZi9nek&sns=em

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http://www.citizenhearing.org/

 

The Citizen Hearing on Disclosure a partagé un lien.  23 août, à proximité de Los Angeles

 

Another Chess piece has been moved.

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C.I.A. Acknowledges Area 51 Exists, but What About Those Little Green Men?

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Extraterrestrials’ big cultural moment may have come and gone, but for

 

 The Citizen Hearing on Disclosure a partagé un lien.      24 juillet, à proximité de Los Angeles

 

CHD's Stephen Bassett makes a surprise appearance in the Joe Rogan Questions Everything trailer. Check out the Premiere Wednesday, July 24 at 10/9c, .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRYtrynQDFs

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Citizen Hearing on Disclosure IF THE CONGRESS WON'T DO ITS JOB, THE PEOPLE WILL. http://www.citizenhearing.org/www.youtube.com

 

 

 The Citizen Hearing on Disclosure a partagé un lien.      22 juillet, à proximité de Los Angeles

 

Will we have faster then light travel in our lifetimes? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/20/physicist-eric-davis-mufon-symposium_n_3620126.html

Why Many Scientists Are Afraid To Talk About UFOs

www.huffingtonpost.com

For a very long time, the scientific community has been wary of studying UFOs, and the scientists themselves

 

 

 

 The Citizen Hearing on Disclosure a partagé un lien.  19 juillet, à proximité de Los Angeles

 

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-07-16/ufo-cover-ups-must-end-moonwalker-edgar-mitchell-says.html

UFO Cover-Ups Must End, Moonwalker Edgar Mitchell Says

www.bloomberg.com

On Feb. 5, 1971, Edgar Mitchell became the sixth of only 12 men to step on the moon. Of that elite dozen, which

 

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This week we mourn the loss of Jesse Marcel Jr. a key player in the Roswell incident. Kevin Randle writes about the man he knew. Then Robert D. Morningstar and Jerry Wills pay tribute to the Kevin Smith, world renown radio host and UFO investigator. Next, Sean Castell reports on Paola Harris and human looking ETs. Then, Ed Komarek writes about a Galactic Cultural Center. Alfred Lambremont Webre believes the NSA wants to spy on the entire planet. Bob Morrison informs us about his strange life with UFOs and aliens. Edward Crabtree introduces directed panspermia with paleo contact. Regan Lee is back writing about layers of paranormal theories. Paul Shishis is studying the sky and has more evidence of UFOs. Diane Tess man explores life after death. Scott Corrales files three reports on the strange. I report on a strange video of a UFO and the discovery of footprints and sky people in rock. Chris Holly reports that orange lanterns are being confused with UFOs. Doc Vega is back and submits three articles: more about Dulce and UFO sightings. I write about a crashing UFO and footprints and sky people. Intersted in hidden treasure and ancient artifacts. Well we have a story for you. Regan Lee reports on conspiracy theories on C2C. Paul Shishis wnts to know if helicopters chase UFOs? Finally, Christian Mace finds more oddities on Mars. Enjoy Dirk

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JESSE MARCEL JR. DIED OF A HEART ATTACK AUGUST 24 by Kevin Randle. I have known Jesse for more than a quarter century. I first met him while we both were in Roswell to film a segment for the old Unsolved Mysteries that aired on NBC. We had gone out to dinner with a number of those in town for the program and since we shared a military background, including that of Army Aviation, we connected immediately. As medical doctor, he was trained as a flight surgeon and I, of course, had been a helicopter pilot. More...

IN MEMORIAM KEVIN SMITH - UFO INVESTIGATOR @ WORLD RENOWN RADIO HOST by Robert D. Morningstar and Jerry Will. It is with a heavy heart, and with great sadness that we announce the passing on Wednesday August 14th, 2013 of our friend and UFO Digest Asian Correspondent, Kevin Smith, the long-time host of The Kevin Smith Show, which was syndicated across the country and around the world for over a decade. More...

JOURNALIST PAOLA HARRIS LECTURES ON THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN LOOKING ETS by Sean Casteel. On July 27, 2013, UFO researcher and author Paola Harris spoke to a meeting of the Close Encounter Research Organization International, a group founded and led by hypnotherapist and alien abduction researcher Yvonne Smith. The meeting was held in Thousand Oaks, California, a city just north of Los Angeles, and drew a packed house. More... Also read: JOURNALIST PAOLA HARRIS LECTURES ON THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN LOOKING ETS - PART II

DO WE NEED A GALACTIC CULTURAL CENTER? by Ed Komarek. Recently I had heard that Wendelle Stevens claimed to have been approached by an extraterrestrial interested in developing an extraterrestrial cultural center. More... Also read: ET CULTURAL CENTER PART II

NSA SET UP PROGRAM TO SURVEY ENTIRE PLANET by Alfred Lambremont Webre. Press TV has conducted an interview with Alfred Lambremont Webre, international lawyer, from Kuala Lumpur, about payments by the NSA to Internet companies to cover up the Prism spying program. What follows is an approximate transcription of the interview. More...

MY STRANGE LIFE WITH UFOS AND ALIENS by Bob Morrison. For sixty years, four months and 20 days I never knew. Looking back how could I have not known? I should have known but for some reason my thoughts would not take me in that direction. But the reality was I was not ready. It would take 60 years to prepare me for the shock of my life. For most of my adult life I could never figure out why my life was stranger than fiction. More... Also read: MY STRANGE LIFE WITH UFOS AND ALIENS PART II

DIRECTED PANSPERMIA: ESTABLISHED SCIENCE MEETS PALEO-CONTACT by Edward Crabtree. That scenario is, of course, science fiction. In a notorious exchange with the controversialist Ben Stein, however, a respected British ethologist said something that was to create shockwaves. He said: `I could be that at some earlier time, somewhere in the Universe, a civilisation evolved, probably by some kind of Darwinian means, probably to a high level of technology, and designed a form of life that they seeded onto this planet. Now that is a possibility, an intriguing possibility`. More...

LIFE AFTER DEATH: DO WE SET SAIL INTO THE COSMOS? by Diane Tessman. How narrow and limited mainstream science often is! Every now and then, it comes up with a study which says near-death experience such as the consciousness leaving the body and encountering a wondrous “alien” universe – is just a myth. Medical researchers have announced (again) that near-death experience may well be caused by a surge of electrical firing in the dying brain. This new research was done on animals; many of us object to the use of research animals in this way – a subject for another day. More...

POLICEMAN REPORTS UFO PHENOMENON ALONG ROAD TO GERENA, SPAIN by Scott Corrales. Mr. Antonio Márquez, a resident of Gerena, member of the National Police on duty at a commissariat in Seville, kindly visited ufologist Joaquín Mateos Nogales to report the following: “While travelling in my car to Seville from this community of Gerena to join the ranks, I witnessed something unusual at Kilometer 9 of the Gerena Road, at the crossing with the road to Extremadura. The time was 20:45 hours on the night of 6 February 1990. A brilliant, triangular-shaped OBJECT was some 40 meters to the right of the road, at an altitude of approximately 100 meters.” More... Also read: FOLLOW UP - "A STRANGE AND ENORMOUS" FOUR METER FISH WASHES UP ON A BEACH IN VILLARICOS

CONFUSION REIGNS AS UFOS AND ORANGE LANTERNS COMPETE! by Chris Holly. I have been getting emails from all over the country with photo's attached by people upset by what they saw floating by them in the night sky. I understand how easily the large bright lanterns now available can look like a very strange object aglow in the night sky. As I looked at the photos being sent to me and read the description of how they silently floated together in the sky until they blinked out or some have a flame drop before they blinked out I knew - it was most likely lanterns. More...

BIZARRE LEGEND INCIDENT AT FLAT ROCK by Doc Vega. At the turn of the Twentieth Century an obscure but terrifying event occurred in Australia. At Flat Rock or Ayers Rock as it is also known as in Australia, a mysterious incident occurred that left people horrified over the aftermath and asking questions. Ayers Rock is a strange rock formation that rises high above a predominantly flat surrounding region of desert and arid plains. It is here that a strange event transpired that left a public elementary school teacher and school children in an inexplicable state of shock that leaving them speechless and unable to articulate just exactly what had actually happened! More... Also read: MORE UNSETTLING FACTS ABOUT DULCE PART V And: A 1957 SIGHTING THAT READS LIKE A SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURE

UNUSUAL CRAFT PLUMMETS TOWARD GROUND by Dirk Vander Ploeg. Margaret Pfeiffer, who states that she lives in west central Georgia, was outside of her house on August 21, 2013 She had her video camera and was recording the aftermath of an electrical storm that had struck her property. More... Also read: FOOTPRINTS IN ROCK REVEAL EVIDENCE OF SKY PEOPLE

SPELLBINDING ACCOUNTS OF HIDDEN TREASURES by Warwick Associates. Why are so many people fascinated by treasure? Is it purely a desire for wealth or is it also the romantic appeal of tales of lost ancient artifacts? Indeed the stories behind certain treasures, especially those looted from their archaeological context, read like a cross between Indiana Jones and James Bond. Such a case is Sevso Treasure, a hoard of 14 large silver vessels from the late Roman Empire, estimated to be worth $200 million on today’s market. More...

LAYERS OF PARANORMAL (CONSPIRACY) THEORIES  by Regan Lee. Michael J. Wood was the first hour's guest on Coast to Coast last night: "Mike Wood is a PhD student and Associate Lecturer at the University of Kent, Canterbury. His research concerns the relationships between different kinds of conspiracy beliefs, persuasive techniques used by pro-conspiracy-theory and anti-conspiracy-theory advocates online, and conspiracy theories as a worldview or ideology." More...

DO HELICOPTERS CHASE UFOS? by Paul Shishis. On the following day, August 4th 2013, I was walking my dog in the park In Oshawa when a helicopter appeared into the area shinning it’s bright white light. This had been a constant at night in Oshawa/Whitby and surrounding areas in Durham, Ontario. It is my understanding that it is a Police helicopter monitoring. Yet it’s movements appeared to be searching for something. More...

STRANGE OBJECT PHOTOGRAPHED BY CURIOSITY ON MARS by Christian Macé. Curiosity on Mars photographed this strange form August 23, 2013. I surrounded in white "THING" and I enlarged. could think of a Martian emerges from its "engine": See the photo here, taken byhttp://www.ufodigest.com/article/curiosity-mars-0823 robot Curiosity ground August 23, 2013, and posted on the official website this August 23, 2013. More...

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Oliver Deschuymere 29 août 19:57 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7Cd5FWMusE World's 10 Most Mysterious Pictures Ever Taken Strange and genuine photographs you will never forget... World's 10 Most Mysterious Pictures Ever Ta...

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Oliver Deschuymere 29 août 19:49 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwBG-mX0Hu8 SHOCKING NASA 2013 NEW UFO's ! SHOCKING NASA 2013 NEW UFO's !

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Scientists in the Stone Age?

University of Oxford, Ashmolean Museum. Three of the stones in the picture were found at Skara Brae, Orkney, which is assumed to have religious significance.

By: Amanda Froelich,
True Activist.

5 stone balls discovered in Scotland (Kincardineshire, Aberdeenshire, and Banff), part of a collection at the Ashmolean Museum, are baffling archaeologists in their purpose.

Dating back to 3,000 and 2,000 BC, the five stones at the museum are just some of over 425 stones which have been found, all featuring peculiar symmetrical patterns.

Composed of different stones like sandstone and granite, they’re intricately designed, and like modern examples of atoms, are geometrically balanced.

Most of the stones are similar in size with a diameter of 70 mm except for a few larger ones up to 114 mm in diameter. The many knobs vary from 4 up to 33 with some of the stones also including spiral patterns.

The five stones in the museum were part of the collection of Sir John Evans  who hypothesized that they had been used during war attached to a thong. However, the lack of damage to the stones would suggest that this isn’t an accurate assumption, as well as the intense preparation to create such a ball for war doesn’t make sense

Other explanations include that they were possibly used as weights for fishing nets or had a ceremonial role, giving the holder the right to speak.

However, there is another theory: could the symmetrically balanced and intricately carved stones be a model of the nucleus of atoms? Many findings suggest past civilizations were quite intelligent, recognizing star patterns of galaxies scientists are now just discovering and perhaps even utilizing the energy of the universe to move inanimate objects. If such theories were true, perhaps these stone balls were just a small part in understanding the universe; if one had knowledge of chemistry, it would be possible to represent the atomic structure of different atoms, such as in the stones.

At the very least, the embossed symmetrical patterns suggest that the creator of these objects had knowledge of geometry and may even have been able to represent the platonic solids, regular, convex polyhedrons, and regular polygons, with the same number of faces meeting at each vertex.

For now, their true purpose remains a mystery, but speculation continues to broaden perspective.

Additional Sources:

Ashmolean Museum Original Article

Sir John Evans

Ancient Origins
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« Comment douter que l’homme soit un être magnétique ? »
Jean-Pierre Perraud a rencontré le professeur Yves Rocard à trois reprises, entre1984 et 1989. Il a bien voulu rassembler les notes qu’il a prises au cours de ces trois entrevues et les synthétiser sous la forme de l’interview suivante. Il s’agit donc d’une publication posthume de propos tenus par le professeur de son vivant. Comme on le verra, les déclarationsdu professeur, qui sont recoupées par divers ouvrages et articles qu’il a publiés de son vivant, constituent une validation scientifique sans réserve du magnétisme.

Jean-PierrePerraud — Vous avez attendu d’être à la retraite pour prendre publiquement position sur des phénomènes autant controversés que la sourcellerie, la radiesthésie et le magnétisme, sur lequels « l'établissement » scientifique a toujours jeté l’anathème et qu’il a qualifiés de charlatanisme et d’obscurantisme. Pourquoi ?

Yves Rocard — Vous connaissez l’expression latine : Est modus in rebus, qui signifie « il y a une mesure dans les choses ». L’excès en tout est un défaut. L’électromagnétisme est un phénomène parfaitement connu des physiciens. Les forces électromagnétiques sont partout, ce sont elles qui induisent les champs gravitationnels qui règlent la marche des planètes mais aussi celle des électrons. Aucun objet spatial, du plus grand au plus petit, n’échappe à la loi de l’attractionrépulsion, principe de base de l’électromagnétisme. En outre, l’homme, en découvrant, il y a près de 3000 ans, les aimants naturels, posa, certes de manière empirique et approximative, les lois fondamentales de l’électromagnétisme. Les Grecs connaissaient les aimants naturels. Il s’agissait de minéraux qu’ils trouvaient dans la région de Magnésie et dont le constituant principal était la magnétite, Fe3 O4 (oxyde de fer). On sait aujourd’hui que la magnétite est présente sous forme d’oligo-éléments chez tous les êtres vivants, y compris les plantes. Lucrèce a décrit dans son De Natura rerum les propriétés attractives et répulsives des aimants et Pline l’Ancien attachait à leurs effets une croyance superstitieuse, d’origine divine et il pensait qu’ils pouvaient guérir.

Savez-vous que la première application de l’aimant à la boussole est généralement attribuée aux Chinois ? Vers l’année 1200 de notre ère a été décrite une boussole réalisée au moyen d’aiguilles de fer aimantées. Dans son célèbre De Magnete, William Gilbert, en 1600, décrit la façon d’accroître la force d’attraction des aimants en disposant à leur surface des nez polaires en fer doux. Il fallut attendre 1820 et la fameuse expérience d’Œrsted pour créer un champ magnétique au moyen d’un courant électrique.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Ce que vous dites du magnétisme est connu du plus grand nombre. Les propriétés des aimants et les forces électromagnétiques sont enseignées dans les écoles. Personne ne remet en cause le phénomène électromagnétique et la loi physique qui le décrit. En revanche, comme vous le savez, professeur, la plupart des scientifiques récusent que l’homme ait lui aussi des propriétés et des pouvoirs électromagnétiques. Bref, ils récusent que l’homme puisse être magnétiseur.

Yves Rocard — Contrairement à ce que vous dites, peu de scientifiques savent que les cellules de l’être humain renferment des cristaux de magnétite, ce qui a été mis en évidence par deux biologistes américains, les docteurs Gould et Kirschvink. J’ai moi-même rencontré Gould et Kirschvink et pris connaissance de leurs travaux. Leur découverte est stupéfiante : ils ont trouvé, dans le cerveau et le cou des pigeons, dans la tête des baleines, des orques, des dauphins mais aussi sur le ventre des abeilles et de la plupart des insectes, des petits cristaux de magnétite et de silicium qui valent chacun un dixième de micro-cube. Quant à l’homme, le biologiste anglais Baker a identifié chez lui, en disséquant des cadavres et en les réduisant en cendres, des petits amas de magnétite. Il a même réussi à les localiser, chez l’homme, dans les arcades sourcilières et les articulations. Ces découvertes sont indiscutables. Elles ont été faites par de vrais biologistes avec de vrais microscopes. De plus elles ouvrent le champ de l’expérimentation et de la connaissance de phénomènes que certains qualifient à tort de « paranormaux » et d’autres de « pataphysique », voire de sorcellerie médiévale. Le magnétisme organique est aujourd’hui un fait scientifique avéré. Les travaux de Gould et Kirschvink et ceux de Baker ont levé tout doute et toute suspicion sur ce sujet.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Comment des cristaux de magnétite et de silicium peuvent-ils induire des champs magnétiques au sein d’un organisme ?

Yves Rocard — Il faut tout d’abord comprendre et admettre que, si nous avons tous de ces cristaux, nous n’en avons pas tous, hélas, en égales quantités. Certains individus possèdent une quantité de ferromagnétite supérieure à la moyenne. Vous pouvez dire que ceux-là sont magnétiseurs, sourciers, radiesthésistes. Peu importe le nom. Mais il est indiscutable qu’ils ont une capacité à capter ou à émettre un champ électromagnétique. J’ai suivi de nombreux sourciers, je les ai vus opérer. Leur pouvoir est réel. J’ai écrit que les sourciers, avant de trouver l’eau, détectaient d’abord la différence de potentiel magnétique qui existe entre un sol qui contient de l’eau et celui qui n’en contient pas. Le sourcier est très sensible à ce déséquilibre magnétique qui fera tourner son pendule ou sa baguette de coudrier plus à gauche ou plus à droite. Les sourciers ne se trompent que très rarement et les indications qu’ils donnent sur la nature des sols et sur l’eau qu’ils peuvent contenir sont exactes neuf fois sur dix. Je l’ai vérifié moi-même comme j’ai pu vérifier le pouvoir de momification des magnétiseurs sur des fruits ou de la viande crue qui se dessèchent en quelques jours.
Quant au silicium, je ne vous apprendrai rien en vous disant qu’il est, après l’oxygène, l’élément le plus répandu à la surface de la Terre. Tout le monde minéral contient du silicium. Le silicium a permis l’élaboration des lois fondamentales de la cristallographie, dont les multiples applications ont permis des avancées scientifiques spectaculaires dans des domaines aussi différents que la biochimie moléculaire, la médecine, les télécommunications, les lasers, les ordinateurs, etc. Gould et Kirschvink ont constaté que l’A.D.N. cristallisait toujours en ferromagnétite et en silicium. Cette découverte est capitale car elle s’applique au vivant, au biologique en général. Le lien organique qui relie le minéral au vivant, végétal et humain, est ainsi parfaitement établi.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Quels rapports, voyez-vous entre les trois règnes, minéral, végétal et animal et le magnétisme ?

Yves Rocard — Sans la ferromagnétite et sans le silicium, la Terre serait une planète morte et muette. Pourquoi ? Tout simplement parce que la ferromagnétite et le silicium sont les catalyseurs qui ont, comme l’oxygène et l’hydrogène, présidé à l’apparition de la vie sur la Terre. Les champs électromagnétiques sont générateurs d’énergie et l’énergie est la force vitale qui anime, je l’ai dit, les planètes et les électrons mais aussi les cellules. Il faut rendre hommage à deux grands savants, Louis-Claude Vincent et le prix Nobel Fröhlich. Ils ont tous les deux montré les propriétés diélectriques et électromagnétiques des cellules. Louis-Claude Vincent, par ses travaux sur le pH et le rH, a expliqué comment se crée un champ électromagnétique au sein de la cellule par auto-électrolyse des sérums intra et extra-cellulaires. D’un côté, des cations alcalins, de l’autre des anions acides qui créent une différence de potentiel à la surface des membranes cellulaires générant un excédent d’ions de potassium producteurs d’électrons chargés électromagnétiquement. Fröhlich, de son côté, a montré les propriétés dipolaires des membranes cellulaires qui sont capables d’élaborer une double couche électrique à leur surface, correspondant à une intensité de champ de 100000 volts par cm. Comment douter alors que l’homme soit électrique et magnétique puisque les biophysiciens le démontrent ? Les liens structurels et organiques qui unissent la ferromagnétite au silicium trouvent leur explication dans les propriétés et l’activité simultanée de ces deux minéraux. La ferromagnétite émet un champ électromagnétique énergétique, les cristaux de silicium captent ce champ électromagnétique, le canalisent, le transforment et le distribuent, aux bonnes fréquences retenues, aux appareils ou aux systèmes biologiques qui les utilisent ensuite selon leurs besoins. La biologie moderne a démontré que l’être humain est constitué de millions de réseaux cristallins : système hydrolymphatique, système osseux, système cellulaire, etc. Tout le système cellulaire et l’A.D.N. qui le compose, cristallise, je l’ai dit, en silicium et en ferromagnétite. Le silicium cellulaire agit comme un poste récepteur des ondes électromagnétiques émises par la ferromagnétite cellulaire qu’il transforme, adapte et transmet ensuite aux cellules sous forme d’énergie ou d’information, ce qui est la même chose.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Pensez-vous, professeur, qu’il existe des lignées de sourciers, de radiesthésistes et de magnétiseurs, comme il existe des lignées d’artistes, de médecins ou d’avocats ?

Yves Rocard — Vous savez, le sens magnétique est comme le sens musical. Un musicien finira toujours par exprimer son art. Je crois que c’est un peu la même chose chez les individus qui ont le sens magnétique sinon le don magnétique. Encore qu’il ne soit pas tout à fait impropre de parler de don magnétique ou radiesthésique. Je vous ai dit que j’ai vu des magnétiseurs momifier des fruits, de la viande ou du poisson. Autant de choses que je n’arrive pas à faire, après pourtant bien des essais. De même, j’ai vu plusieurs radiesthésistes chercher au pendule des personnes disparues, à partir de photos ou d’objets qui leur appartenaient, parvenir à localiser ces personnes dans un périmètre d’une grande précision. Vous savez bien que la gendarmerie travaille souvent avec les radiesthésistes. Téléphonez au ministère de l’Intérieur, vous serez surpris… Quant à la transmission du don de parents à enfants, il y a effectivement des familles de sourciers et de guérisseurs. Un membre, masculin ou féminin, possède le sens magnétique et le transmet au descendant qui, très tôt, présente des dispositions naturelles et ainsi de suite. Cela a toujours été ainsi depuis la nuit des temps. D’ailleurs était proclamé sorcier ou chef de la tribu celui qui était le mieux à même de prévoir ce qui était bon ou mauvais pour la tribu. Vous savez que les aristocrates et les rois de France, depuis l’époque mérovingienne, étaient élus, s’ils étaient capables de guérir les Comment douter alors que l’homme soit électrique et magnétique puisque les biophysiciens le démontrent ? écrouelles par la seule imposition des mains et le toucher, comme le font aujourd’hui les magnétiseurs. On dit que Louis XIV a été le dernier roi de France à subir l’épreuve des écrouelles. Giscard d’Estaing eût été bien inspiré de rétablir les écrouelles, peut-être que son sens magnétique eût été meilleur que son sens politique et musical surtout quand il joue de l’accordéon.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Vous croyez donc au pouvoir de guérir des guérisseurs ?

Yves Rocard — Les guérisseurs continuent bien évidemment de guérir ce qu’ils ont toujours guéri : les zonas, les verrues, les brûlures, certains eczémas, certaines maladies de peau, certaines douleurs et la plupart des troubles fonctionnels et nerveux. Quant aux maladies infectieuses et cancéreuses, elles ne relèvent pas de la thérapeutique du magnétiseur, même si, parfois, celle-ci peut les soulager. Les champs magnétiques qu’il émet ne sont pas assez puissants. D’ailleurs, à part la fameuse machine Priore — un électrophysicien bordelais — peu d’expériences en France
ont été faites sur l’activité thérapeutique des ondes magnétiques. Priore a payé le prix fort pour avoir voulu se mêler de médecine et de thérapeutique. Les scientifiques et l’Ordre des médecins lui sont tombés sur le poil. Priore et sa machine ont disparu. Il est vrai que cela se passait juste après la guerre, époque qui annonçait le règne de la chimie tous azimuts. Je suis intimement convaincu que Priore a découvert des propriétés intéressantes des ondes électromagnétiques dans le domaine de la thérapeutique. De grands scientifiques comme Alfred Kastler et le biologiste anglais Pantrezel, qui suivirent Priore dans ses expériences, en étaient convaincus. D’ailleurs pourquoi en serait-il autrement puisque l’on sait aujourd’hui que les ondes électromagnétiques sont capables de produire chez ceux qui les reçoivent ou les subissent trop longtemps des tumeurs malignes, des maladies cardiaques ou nerveuses, voire des crises d’hystéries ? Passe encore la télévision et les petits appareils électroménagers mais le problème est d’une autre gravité avec les transformateurs et les lignes à haute tension qui créent un phénomène connu sous le nom d’effet corona. L’effet corona prend naissance à proximité des lignes à haute tension, c’est-à-dire à partir de 400 000 volts. Une telle puissance électrique crée des champs magnétiques qui ionisent l’air ambiant dans un périmètre de plusieurs centaines de mètres au point de créer des troubles, des malaises et, dans certains cas, des maladies mortelles. E.D.F. est au courant de ces effets secondaires des lignes à haute tension mais n’a, jusqu’à présent, jamais pris de mesures pour les neutraliser. Les ondes électromagnétiques sont comme les ondes radio-actives : à petites doses elles stimulent et soignent ; à fortes et hautes doses, elles tuent.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Quel avenir voyez-vous pour le magnétisme en France ?

Yves Rocard — Vous savez, le magnétisme et les magnétiseurs survivront, ainsi que les radiesthésistes et les sourciers. Si la science pouvait tout expliquer et la médecine, tout guérir, c’en serait fait du magnétisme et des « capteurs » d’ondes mais — et c’est tant mieux — ce n’est pas le cas. Il y a 30 ans, quand j’ai commencé à m’intéresser aux sourciers, qui sont, en fait, des radiesthésistes, et aux magnétiseurs, mes collègues scientifiques pensaient que la sénescence me gagnait mais vous constaterez que j’ai encore bon pied bon œil et je réponds à vos questions. Les magnétiseurs et les radiesthésistes existent parce qu’ils obtiennent des résultats incontestables. Ils existeront aussi longtemps qu’il continueront à obtenir ces résultats.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Professeur, comment le physicien des particules, l’esprit rationnel connu
dans le monde entier pour ses travaux sur la bombe atomique que vous êtes a-t-il pu se retrouver, du jour au lendemain, dans le camp des spiritualistes ? N’y a-t-il pas là quelque chose de contradictoire ?

Yves Rocard — Écoutez, les seules révélations que j’aie eues dans ma vie m’ont été données par la logique et l’entendement, deux facultés qui m’ont permis de comprendre des phénomènes aussi complexes et ténus que la physique des particules ou les lois générales de l’électromagnétisme. Rien de divin dans tout cela, ni même de spirituel. Quant au pouvoir des sourciers et des magnétiseurs, je crois avoir répondu rationnellement à vos questions.

Jean-Pierre Perraud — Et Dieu dans tout cela ?

Yves Rocard (avec un sourire) — Certainement la loi physique de toutes les physiques ou le grand sourcier.

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