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19-08-2018 om 02:26 geschreven door peter  

UFO appears in the background of a NBC 6 news show

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19-08-2018 om 02:22 geschreven door peter  

Bionische vleermuis vliegt nét als een echte- HLN.be 

Bron: KameraOne

Hortend en stotend flappert ze met haar vleugels. Sierlijk is het allemaal niet, wat deze robotvleermuis laat zien. Maar wel nét echt. Via biomimetica of biomimicry imiteert de machine de bewegingen van een echte vleerhond. De robot kan zelfs ondersteboven vertrekken! De uitvinding van het Duitse Festo werd voorgesteld op de World Robot Conference in Peking. 

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19-08-2018 om 02:07 geschreven door peter  

ESA schiet hypermoderne windhaan ruimte in - HLN.be 

Bron: anp

Om de wind te meten, stuurt de Aeolus laserbundels richting de aarde. De dampkring kaatst de stralen terug, maar onderweg verandert het signaal door wat de straal tegenkomt. Een speciaal computersysteem, dat door het Nederlandse meteorologisch instituut KNMI is ontworpen, kan aan de hand daarvan uitrekenen welke winden de straal onderweg is tegengekomen. Een ‘windprofiel’, noemt de ESA dat.

De satelliet gaat in anderhalf uur rond de aarde draaien, van de noordpool naar de zuidpool en weer terug. De aarde trekt langzaam onder hem langs, waardoor bij elke baan een ander stuk van de planeet in beeld komt. In een week tijd is de hele planeet in kaart gebracht. De missie van de Aeolus duurt op zijn minst drie jaar, maar er is genoeg brandstof aan boord voor nog twee jaar.

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Meting

Het meten van de wind gebeurt nu nog door weerstations op de grond, zoals bij het KMI in Ukkel. Af en toe gaan weerballonnen de lucht in, en vliegtuigen geven na de landing door welke winden ze onderweg zijn tegengekomen. Het probleem is dat het allemaal momentopnamen zijn. We weten alleen hoe de wind op een bepaald moment op een bepaalde plek waait, zonder totaalbeeld.
Hoe de wind waait boven ontwikkelde en dichtbevolkte gebieden als Europa en Noord-Amerika, is nog redelijk goed bekend, legt Martin Kaspers uit. De Nederlander is binnen de Europese ruimtevaartorganisatie ESA verantwoordelijk voor het goed functioneren van de Aeolus.

Gaten in gegevens

“Maar we hebben geen idee van de winden boven Afrika, Zuid-Amerika, de Noordpool en de Zuidpool. We weten niet hoe hoog de wind waait, hoe hard en in welke richting. Er zitten gaten in de gegevens”, aldus Kaspers. En dat terwijl ons weer daar deels ontstaat.
Een beter beeld van de wind moet betere weerberichten opleveren. “Op den duur kan dat veel uitmaken”, stelt Kaspers. “Toen het weer na de recente hittegolf omsloeg, kwam er slecht weer aan. We kregen code oranje. Maar pas op het laatste moment wisten we of het slechte weer over het westen of het oosten van het land zou trekken.” Uiteindelijk bleek de overlast mee te vallen.

Onnodig alarm voorkomen

“Met betere gegevens kan je voorkomen dat je een alarm onnodig inzet. Stel dat het KNMI code geel uitgeeft en er gebeurt niets, zeggen mensen dat het flauwekul was. De volgende keer doe je het niet en blijkt het rampzalig. Met betere gegevens kan je beter anticiperen.”
De metingen kunnen ook helpen bij orkanen als Irma en José, die vorig jaar over Sint-Maarten trokken. Kaspers: “Je kunt beter voorspellen welke gebieden je moet evacueren. En je voorkomt dat je hulpmiddelen inzet waar dat niet nodig is.”

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19-08-2018 om 01:51 geschreven door peter  

“Heelal telt honderden waterwerelden waar buitenaards leven kan bestaan” - HLN.be

Bron: Phys.org, Mirror

Water is vermoedelijk een hoofdbestanddeel van exoplaneten – planeten buiten ons zonnestelsel – die twee tot vier keer groter zijn dan de aarde, zegt een groep van internationale wetenschappers. Hun bevindingen werden deze week voorgesteld tijdens de Goldschmidt Conference, een chemieconferentie in Boston.

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Oud-NASA-topman wil buitenaards leven zoeken met vloot miniruimtescheepjes met laserkanon

Tot nu toe hebben wetenschappers ongeveer 4000 exoplaneten ontdekt. Volgens wetenschappers van Harvard zijn 35 procent van hen, in totaal zo’n 1400 planeten, mogelijk waterwerelden. Uit een nieuwe evaluatie van data van de Keplertelescoop, die het heelal afspeurt naar exoplaneten, en de ESA-ruimtelescoop Gaia, blijkt immers dat veel planeten tot 50 procent water kunnen bevatten. Dat is veel meer dan de aarde, waarvan water slechts 0,02 procent van het totale gewicht bedraagt.

Verrassing

“Het was een enorme verrassing om te beseffen dat er zoveel waterwerelden zijn”, zegt hoofdonderzoeker dr. Li Zeng van de universiteit van Harvard. “Het is water, maar niet zoals we het hier gewoonlijk aantreffen op aarde. Hun oppervlaktetemperatuur bedraagt naar schatting 200 tot 500 graden Celsius”, zegt hij over de exoplaneten in kwestie. “Hun oppervlak is mogelijk gehuld in een atmosfeer die voornamelijk uit waterdamp bestaat, met een vloeibare waterlaag eronder. Dieper zal men dan naar verwachting ontdekken dat water is getransformeerd tot erg compact ijs vooraleer men de harde rotskern bereikt.”

(Intelligent) leven?

“Men moet beseffen dat, hoewel water hier op aarde en andere planeten in ons zonnestelsel kostbaar en zeldzamer lijkt, het in feite een van de meest voorkomende stoffen in ons heelal is”, stelt Li Zeng.

“Leven kan een universeel fenomeen zijn”, beweert de wetenschapper. “Waar en wanneer de omstandigheden juist zijn, zal leven ontstaan en zich ontwikkelen. Het is een natuurlijk gevolg van energie en de informatiestroom in ons universum. Het leven kan zich ontwikkelen in bepaalde lagen nabij de oppervlakte van deze waterwereld, wanneer de druk, de temperatuur en de chemische omstandigheden juist zijn.”

De mogelijkheid bestaat dat ook intelligent leven zich zal ontwikkelen in een waterwereld. “De details kunnen verschillen van de ene planeet tot de andere, net zoals het leven op verschillende continenten op aarde wat van elkaar verschilt”, aldus Li Zeng.

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19-08-2018 om 01:43 geschreven door peter  

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18-08-2018 om 17:26 geschreven door peter  

TURKSE LUCHTMACHT SCHIET UFO UIT DE LUCHT ( VIDEO )

Er is weer de nodige commotie binnen de UFO gemeenschap omdat er beelden zijn opgedoken van een UFO die uit de lucht wordt geschoten. 

Het gebeurde in Turkije en de beelden lijken behoorlijk overtuigend, hoewel dat tegenwoordig ook weer niet alles zegt. 

Het is een korte video die klaarblijkelijk is opgenomen boven Turkije en het beeld is zo te zien van een druk bezochte plek in een stad op een zomeravond. 

Opeens verschijnt er een snel vliegend rond object in beeld en hoor je ook het gebrul van staalmotoren van één of meerdere militaire jets. 

Vervolgens explodeert de UFO, komt er ook een deel op de grond terecht, zie je een zwarte wolk en mensen die krijsend alle kanten op vluchten. 

Wanneer de explosie plaatsvindt, wordt ook de filmer bijna ondersteboven geblazen en wat het ook is wat daar gebeurt, de beelden en de opname lijken echt. 

Ook het kanaal waar deze video op is gepubliceerd is er niet één waar normaal gesproken zaken over UFO’s verschijnen, maar gewone alledaagse huis tuin en keuken dingen. 

Volgens ufoloog Scott Waring is hier absoluut sprake van een UFO en niet van een raket of iets dergelijks omdat er anders een spoor van rook te zien zou zijn. Ook wijst hij op het feit dat het type UFO dat we hier zien er één is die veel wordt gesignaleerd op diverse plekken. 

En als laatste geeft hij een waarschuwing dat als de Turken hier inderdaad een UFO uit de lucht hebben geknald ze heel gevaarlijk bezig zijn, omdat je op deze manier heel gemakkelijk een oorlog met buitenaardsen kunt uitlokken. 

Is hier inderdaad sprake van een UFO die uit de lucht wordt geknald of toch iets anders? 

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18-08-2018 om 17:21 geschreven door peter  

Did they shot a UFO out of the sky?

It is a short video that has apparently been recorded over Turkey from a busy place in a city on a summer evening.

Suddenly a fast flying around object appears and you also hear the roar of engines of one or more military jets.

Then the UFO explodes, a part lands on the ground, you see a black cloud and people screaming in all directions.

When the explosion takes place, the filmmaker is almost blown upside down.

Did they really shot a UFO out of the sky or was the fast flying orb something else?

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18-08-2018 om 17:10 geschreven door peter  

George HW Bush Doctor Killed To Prevent Him From Revealing Truth About Aliens, UFO Sighting News.

Evidence that confirms the CIA killed the doctor to prevent him from publishing a book about being the US presidents physician and the classified talks they had about him piloting a 300 meter long UFO. His death was made to send a message to the publisher who probably was waiting for the book transcript or was already reviewing it. Can the doctor of the US president write a book? Of course and some have, such as White House doctor Connie Mariano who worked for President Clinton. 

Why would the former US president reveal secrets to the doctor? Easy, Because George HW Bush was elderly (age 94 now) and super proud of his son about one single act of father and son love and their passion to fly. The son wanted to be just like his dad in all ways from piloting to being US president. 

Why was the doctor killed? Because on January 8, 2008, US President George W Bush, a military jet pilot made the bullheaded decision to fly an ultra top secret USAF 300 meter long spacecraft made with alien technology. Why? To impress his father 
(former US President George HW Bush, former military pilot who was living in the famous Bush Ranch at the time. 

You see, President Bush was near the top secret US military base in the Black Sea off of Turkey that week. All Evidence points to Bush being in the Middle East during this time. Bush Timeline Here.

January 8, 2008: President Bush releases a statement noting that the following day will be the third anniversary of the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement in Sudan and states the commitment on the part of the US to continuing to adhere to the agreement.

January 9, 2008: President Bush attends the welcoming ceremony at the Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel during the afternoon.

January 10, 2008: President Bush delivers an address at the King David Hotel, Jerusalem on the peace process in the Middle East during the afternoon.

You see, 200-300 meter UFOs have been seen at an island in the Sea of Marmara off of Turkey. Just 700 miles from the King Davide Hotel. Dozens of hours of night footage recorded by a security guard don't lie. (video below).


I don't believe that the suspected killer Joseph James Pappas (age 65) did it by himself, but was programmed by CIA phychologists to do the assassination. The CIA created a program called MKUltra  which was a secret project to gain mind control of anyone. As proof, I am include a page from the declassified MLUltra report below. Which is 100% proof the organisation existed from 1953 to 1977, but changes its name and went on to become an assassination programming unit afterwords. They are responsible for JFKs assassination. Click here to learn about MKUltra project. Also Project Artichoke, Project Operation Midnight Climax, Project MKNAOMI,Operation Pandora, BLUEBIRD, MKOFTEN,   was also a CIA mind control project. 

The CIA picked Joseph James Pappas because his mother died in the doctors care 20 years earlier, he had a motive...the CIA programming unit needed a suspect like this. This and his police and weapons experience made him perfect for the program. The CIA took him and mentally programmed him to do, think and act a certain way...and at the end to kill himself. So all evidence is gone. The CIA did their job well. The CIA had to kill off President Bushes doctor, because Bush leaked many details about the alien tech USAF 300 meter ship he flew to the doctor. And there is numerous doctors of presidents who wrote books about it...the CIA knew that the doctor was going to write such a book or had already submitted a book for publication, and wanted to send a message to the family and to the publisher to be quiet. 

This is why doctor Mark Hassknecht was assassinated by a CIA mind controlled Joseph James Pappas. Joseph didn't want to do it, but the CIA programmed him to be a puppet to kill for them and then to kill himself to destroy the evidence. 

This is the truth, nothing but the truth, so help me god. 
Scott C. Waring


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18-08-2018 om 17:05 geschreven door peter  

Astronaut Snaps 'Mind-Blowing' Aurora Picture from Space

Most of us are lucky to catch a glimpse of a stunning aurora painting the skies once or twice in our lives.

But living on the International Space Station has a curious side effect, giving astronauts incredible odds of spotting the beautiful phenomenon. European Space Agency astronaut Alexander Gerst has been aboard the space station since June as part of his second trip to space, and on Aug. 10, he shared incredible photos of the bright green waves as seen from above. "Mind-blowing, every single time," he wrote in a tweet accompanying the photo.

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Mind-blowing, every single time. I wonder what early explorers thought when they first saw an aurora without ever having heard about it... #ExploreFarther #Horizons

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Auroras, also known as the northern and southern lights, are caused by charged particles streaming out of the sun that eventually hit Earth's atmosphere, according to NASA. There, the particles interact with oxygen and nitrogen molecules to produce light. The result is a ghostly green wave dancing across the sky near the poles.

18-08-2018 om 02:00 geschreven door peter  

Russia Has Four Potential "Killer Satellites" In Orbit, At Least That We Know About

The threat these so-called "space apparatus inspectors" pose is an example of what conflict in space might look like in the future.

Without any such agreement, what constitutes an attack on a nation’s interest in space has remained up for debate. It’s a gray area made more complicated by the likelihood that the United States and its potential opponents have satellites in orbit that they don’t acknowledge are vital to national security or are up there at all.

“Is jamming an attack? Is a laser an attack? Does it have to be a kinetic hit on a satellite to be an attack?” Douglas Loverro, then-Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy, asked during a talk in 2016. “It’s really difficult to go ahead and justify how you might attack somebody’s homeland if they’ve taken out a satellite that you don’t even admit exists.”

Unfortunately, it is clear that basic definitions of what constitutes conflict in space, if nothing else, are necessary now, more than ever. Without them, there is only an increasing possibility for dangerous miscalculations.

The activities of Russia’s latest inspector satellite, China’s own anti-satellite developments, and the United States’ plans for space-based ballistic missile defense weapons all show that these issues will only continue to become more pronounced in the future, whether there is any sort of international treaty that seeks to govern military activity in space or not.

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18-08-2018 om 01:47 geschreven door peter  

THE BLACK KNIGHT SATELLITE: REAL OR MYTH?

18-08-2018 om 01:05 geschreven door peter  

Mysterious X-37B Military Space Plane Nears 1 Year in Orbit

18-08-2018 om 00:41 geschreven door peter  

Aliens are among us. The authorities remain silent

The question whether aliens are already among us is increasingly often asked. The scientific world consider this option increasingly serious. Frank Drake is an astronomer  than in the early 60 developed a famous formula, which can estimate the potential number of extraterrestrial civilizations in our galaxy.

Drake is considered the first radio – astronomer who tried to listen to the  signals coming from space. He was a pioneer in the ufologist. He wasn’t supported in his approach, moreover, his studies were not considered by the scientific world.

The research for extraterrestrial phenomena began in 1947, when in the US and Australia were many appearances of UFOs. Experts claim that UFOs appear particularly close to the intersection lines of earthly force. Another area in which appearences were common is that of some sites considered sacred.

Is not known if it’s coincidence or not. Authorities and institutions responsible in this regard, continues to lead policy of not explaining what is happening. Much of the personalities who have dealt with extraterrestrial phenomena had a mysterious deaths, in some cases even talking about murder.

In march 2014, a former government adviser named Hood, made a statement that makes us ponder. He has provided a list of big ufologists who died in, at least strange, circumstances . Many have been found hanged, others shot, others had a heart attack at the age of 30. All investigations into these deaths were made in haste, cases being closed.

We present a case that occurred in 1959 in the Ural Mountains of Russia, which has remained a mystery, although many years have passed and teams of specialists were involved to determine the cause of this tragic event. Ten students from the Polytechnic University along with a guide started a hike in the Urals. For health reasons, one of the students could not cope with the walk and went back to town. The tudents were athletes, climbers and very good skiers.

Because the students have not returned to the city, as it was established, another group goes in search of them. Were all found dead.

The bodies had orange colour, the hair was white, although they were under 25 years, and two of the bodies had the tongue cut off. The bodies were found at a distance of one kilometer from where they had set up the camp. What cause these young people to leave the camp in a hurry? There has been many speculations. Maybe they were attacked by an animal, military experience or aliens?

At the site of the tragedy were no traces of a fight. One clue was clear. The camp was abandoned in a hurry, all personal belongings and also food, had been abandoned in the tents. The orange color of the bodies skin is due to a strong radiation to which they were subjected, say some experts. One of the bodies presented a hit in the chest.

Doctors claim that such a hit could not be made by a human. The impact and shot were so high that doctors have concluded that only a superhuman force could do this.

After two months, the case is closed and classified confidential because weren’t discovered evidence to clarify the investigation. For three years, the military has banned the tourists and skiers to get in that area.

The thesis of a military accident did not lead to a result. First, the nearest military base was located at a distance of 600 km, and at the place were not found traces that would’ve been an explosion or another type of chemical accident. The fact that the authorities cover up such cases, see Roswell case, USA, makes us to ask whether aliens are among us.

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18-08-2018 om 00:13 geschreven door peter  

What in the world is going on at the New York Times? Did you happen to catch its latest pass at UFOs?  They’ve shrunk from breaking the biggest related story in memory back in December to dribbling out the sort of featherweight beginners blog fare that appeared on Aug. 3.  How does this happen? Who’s running the show?

All appearances aside, De Void really doesn’t like to rant. It’s usually juvenile and rarely cathartic. Plus it never changes anything. But this, this, this thing that ran in the Times two weeks ago belongs in a truly special category of regression, like four-legged tadpoles deciding they’d rather revert to gills than take their chances on lungs and land. Normally you see formula writing of this caliber farmed out to Newsweek interns, or maybe to poor overworked Wiki-trolling legacy-media newbies pressured to generate quick traffic in off-peak hours.

Questionable judgment can sometimes be amusing — but not always/

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Eight months ago, the Times startled the world by exposing the Pentagon’s $22M UFO research initiative, the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program. But despite intense reader interest in the 2004 Nimitz incident, in which at least one UFO was videotaped by a Top Gun F-18 pilot who was thoroughly outmaneuvered, the Times hasn’t done a lick of followup.

But suddenly, on Aug. 3, from out of nowhere, without any news peg whatsoever, with no anniversary date that ends in a 0 or a 5, or any additional eyewitnesses or supporting documentation, the Times decided to dust off a moldy oldie from 1952. It’s one of the most famous cases, involving UFOs that buzzed the nation’s capital on consecutive weekends in July that year. Perhaps feeling the need to justify recapping this old story, reporter Laura M. Holson tossed in a few quasi-newsy cultural references in the third graph, e.g., Gillian “X-Files” Anderson’s upcoming role in a UFO movie next month, and a planned reboot of the “Men In Black” franchise.

The only new voice Holson brings to light is the 68-year-old daughter of a commercial pilot who saw UFOs during one of those summer night incursions in ‘52. Too young to remember the event, Faith McClory tells the Times “My sister has memories of men (reporters) coming to our home. People were enthralled with the flying saucers.”

Her sister. Fascinating. Do go on.

“It should be noted,” the Times tells readers, “that the term U.F.O., as used by the government, does not mean extraterrestrials from outer space. It means any object in the sky that has not been identified.” Whoa, wait, what? It doesn’t mean Martians? Since, like, when? “When asked recently about the 1952 Washington sightings, Ann Stefanek, chief of media operations for the Air Force, wrote in an email that” – now this should be interesting, a PIO who probably wasn’t even born in 1952, I wonder what she’ll say – “the objects had posed no threat to national security.

OK, yo, hold up. What’s with the periods between U.F.O.? Is this another formalistic brand quirk like using a proper salutation before each and every surname reference, no matter how undeserving or grotesque? Before boiling Mr. Doe’s flayed skull in acid, Mr. Dahmer cued up Air Supply’s “All Out of Love” and contemplated refreshing his spice rack. Does anyone else but the Times put periods between UFO? It’s distracting. It’s so distracting I haven’t finished my rant yet. Back to it:

“The events in Washington were not the first unexplained encounter report. Debris from what observers called a ‘flying disc’ had been spotted in Roswell, N.M., five years earlier, which Army officials said was from a ‘weather balloon.’” Wow! Interesting! I wonder if anybody claimed to have picked up any of that Roswell stuff. Hm. “By 1952, though, a number of sightings of U.F.O.s were being reported across the country and the nation was on edge.”

OK, look, I can’t hang with this anymore. The thing ends with how the USAF’s official explanation of the July ’52 phenomena was temperature inversions, a hand-rinse that’s only been out there for 66 years. And this article – “A Radar Blip, a Flash of Light: How U.F.O.s ‘Exploded’ Into Public View” – ran under the Times’ heading “Science.” Even as the Times continues to ignore the continuing expansion of the story it set into motion.

The Times’ reluctance to revisit its game-changing coup got even weirder yesterday with its publication of yet another “U.F.O.” story, dateline Los Angeles, titled “They’ve ‘Seen Things.’”  It’s about a guy named Robert Bingham who has attracted a considerable following for his alleged ability to “summon” UFOs into view. Not insignificantly, this piece actually references its own reporting into the Nimitz incident, but steers well clear of updating that story. Otherwise, this is just another garden-variety piece on “believers.”

So to reiterate: Who’s calling the shots on UFO coverage back in New York? Was the inclusion of the Times’ scoop on the Nimitz incident in Tuesday’s profile of Bingham a reporter’s dog whistle for management to get its s*%# together? If the Times has had a change of heart on going deep with UFOs, why bother with the sort of innocuous filler it ran on Aug. 3, or a personality piece that won’t move anybody’s bar on standards of evidence? When it comes to shepherding material with this amount of public interest from the fringe to the mainstream, the Times’ news judgement is looking more incoherent by the month.

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17-08-2018 om 23:57 geschreven door peter  

After 3 UFO encounters, retired educator and Nogal resident calls himself a believer

Dianne L Stallings  Ruidoso News

Bill Thorp sketched the positions of the lights on the underside of a craft that flew over his home in Nogal.

Courtesy/Richard "Bill" Thorp

Richard “Bill” Thorp has lived in Lincoln County 31 years, he’s a retired educator and past vice president of the Lincoln County Historical Society. He also claims to have encountered unidentified flying objects three times, twice in the Nogal area and twice when others saw the phenomena too.

“The second experience was thrilling. I wish I could experience it again over and over,” he said Monday. “I am a believer.”

The first sighting

The first encounter occurred in 1953, when Thorp was working as a roustabout in the oilfields around Loco Hills, a small village 25 miles east of Artesia, where he had graduated from high school. He’d worked in that capacity since he was 16, but two years later still was the youngest at the job rod and tubing on the Caprock about eight miles south of Maljamar.

“The driller had stopped the machine and suggested we get a drink” a short distance away where the water was sitting in a truck. When the break was over and everyone moved back to the platform, Thorp returned to the truck where he had forgotten his gloves. As he turned to join the crew, “There it was,” he said. “Coming out of the southwestern sky at an unbelievable rate of speed was a small dish-shaped object. The disk was shiny and bright, but strangely appeared to be tumbling end-over-end in the sky. It was alternating from shiny bright to less bright over and over. It did this until it went out of sight in the northeastern sky.”

The whole experience took less than six seconds and he didn’t mention it to his fellow workers. He knew it wasn’t a satellite, because Sputnik, the first Russian satellite was not  launched until years later.

“This was July 1953,” he said. “Everyone was aware that flying saucers might exist, because of the Roswell incident, which happened just a few years before in 1947.”

A UFO crashed near Corona. The debris and some say bodies of aliens were transported to Walker Air Force base in Roswell. The military later claimed the object was a weather balloon, but many dispute that statement, including descendants of Major Jesse Marcel Sr., an intelligence officer at Walker, who insisted the debris and bodies were not from earth.

The second sighting

Retired educator Bill Thorp says a UFO descended toward the Carrizo Mountains near his New Mexico home.

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The second incident was in 2000, and took place on the front deck of Thorp’s home in Nogal.

“This incident was much closer, perhaps as close as 1,000 feet,” Thorp said. “It traveled at a fantastic rate of speed, but much slower than the first. I had time to look, to analyze, to calibrate. But perhaps the best thing about the second sighting was that I had a witness. This thing passed directly over my house. My wife, Beverly was standing beside me and she witnessed everything.”

His wife is known for not embellishing a story, he said.

The incident occurred about 10:35 p.m., because the couple just watched local news from Albuquerque. Thorp went out to the front porch to soaked in the cloudless night with bright stars and a new moon. Their house sits at 7,300 feet elevation and the stars added just enough light to silhouette every mountain range and landmark for 20 miles, Thorp said. Carrizo Peak is nearly due north from their house and between the house and the peak is an 18-mile wide valley.

“As I stood admiring the silhouette of the Carrizo Mountains, suddenly coming up from behind the main peak there appeared three lights that (seemed to) clear the peak by perhaps 500 feet,” Thorp said.

He knew from the space between the lights and their brightness, it was not a plane from Holloman Air Force Base. He called to his wife.

“We stood together and watched the object as it approached us with an incredible speed,” he said. “In just a few seconds, another light appeared.”

They determined the object was diamond-shape, because it blocked out the stars. An intense white light was on the front point of the diamond, with another on the back point. Two green lights were on the side points and a red light was located in the middle on the underside of the diamond, he said.

The couple was struck that the craft seemed to be using their house as a beacon, he said. They wondered if the building materials that came from Walker Air Force Base might have retained some sort of fingerprint. As it approached the house, they never moved or looked to the right or left, they just kept bending their heads and necks straight back until the craft went out of sight over their house. They immediately ran to the back deck upstairs on the opposite side of the home.

“As we reached the back deck, it was still in sight and was very low heading directly toward the soft glow of lights given off by the village of Ruidoso,” Thorp said.

He estimated that the object began to descend over Carrizo Peak at 9,656 feet. and over their house at about 8,000 feet, which is 700 feet above their house.

“It was a huge flying object, not to be estimated in feet,” Thorp said. “I would estimate the width to be between a quarter of a mile to a half mile,” at the widest point. Even more startling, the passage was almost silent.

“There was no jet sound, nor any sign of a jet wash, no movement of air, no sonic boom,” he said. “There was one faint sound. If you listened closely, there was a very faint hum.” The type of propulsion was unknown on earth, he concluded.

The Thorps thought surely others would see the craft and there would be reports in the newspaper or on radio and television, but nothing appeared. They talked to another person, who said she saw the craft and lives in a direct line two miles south of the Thorps. The woman described the exact shape and lights. The couple looked all summer, but the craft never returned.

The third sighting

The last incident happened at 9:15 p.m. May 11, 2015, as Thorp, his wife and their youngest daughter, Bonnabeth, were about five miles from home returning from Las Vegas, Nev. They were on the alert, because driving at night meant wildlife could be near or on the road.

“Bev was the first to see it,” Thorp said. She saw a single large amber light high in the sky, but soon all three were straining to look through the windshield or out the windows of the car as six brilliant large amber lights appeared in a straight-line. They seemed to be in pairs with a slight separation between each twosome.

“The lights were close, probably within 500 feet to 1,000 feet above the ground,” Thorp said. He pulled the car off the road at the first safe place to get a better view.

“I thought it was very unusual that the lights never broke their formation,” he said. “They were pretty round and perfectly distinct from one another, there was no diffusion of light rays that you see when lights are in the distance.”

Then as if all were controlled by one source, they went off. The sky went black.

“If I had to make a judgment, I would say they were not observation lights, but the cabin lights of a craft,” Thorp said.

He pulled back on the road and started home again when two lights reappeared, this time in the eastern sly on the left side of the highway. They weren’t moving and went out after about four seconds. Twenty seconds later, the lights came on again. Thorp believes they were viewing multiple crafts, again with absolutely no sound.

The women were a bit unsettled by the experience and considered the lights ominous and unfriendly. When they reached the house, they propped chairs up against the doors.

“If these beings had the technology to travel from planet to planet, they probable can overcome the technology of small wooden chairs propped up against doors,” Thorp told them.

Within days, the Thorps spoke to two other people in the area who said they also witnessed the lights. His daughter pulled up background on the Internet about the Phoenix Lights that appeared in March 1997. Descriptions were extremely similar. It turned out, that literally thousands of such sighting have been reported over the planet. Authorities have dismissed most as either natural phenomena or military.

But Thorp said he doesn’t believe they were natural, some sort of fragment from the borealis, a reflection of his own headlights, an airplane, a satellite or secret military testing. While he expects family and friends to believe what he’s described, he doesn’t expect those from the outside to accept the experiences.

“Like most people in the world, seeing is believing and if they don’t see it, they don’t believe it,” he said. “Just don’t tell me that I saw an airplane. I’m 83 years old and I know what an airplane looks like. I also know what one sounds like.”

• Published 5:20 p.m. UTC Aug 15, 2018

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17-08-2018 om 23:50 geschreven door peter  

UFO sighting that terrified a city

They disappeared just as quickly as they had come but appeared again an hour later, this time in a more scattered shape.

Over the next few weeks hundreds of other residents would report seeing the mass of lights flying silently and unbelievably fast across the sky.

A casebook by US Air Force Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, titled The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, detailed a number of reports from eyewitnesses.

A retired rancher described how terrified his wife was after seeing the objects.

“(It was) just after dark, his wife had gone outdoors to take some sheets off the clothesline. He was inside the house reading the paper,” Mr Ruppelt describes in the book.

Edward J Ruppelt had a particular interest in the phenomenon.

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“Suddenly his wife had rushed into the house …’as white as the sheets she was carrying’. The reason his wife was so upset was that she had seen a large object glide swiftly and silently over the house.”

The wife described it as “an aeroplane without a body” that had wings covered in glowing blue lights.

After more reports came flooding, some of the locals decided it was time to investigate what these lights actually were.

The group of professors that first saw the lights started an informal investigation, in which they measured the speed and angles of the lights and fact checked sightings.

They noted that the UFOs always travelled from north to south.

He worked with US Air Force Officer to obtain data on the unidentified flying objects reported from various parts of the nation.

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The events started to gain wider attention after a university student managed to snap a picture of the lights, which were widely published in newspapers and magazines.

The pictures caused a major debate, with people claiming they were a hoax while residents said it was exactly like the objects they had been seeing.

SO WHAT WAS IT?

Multiple explanations have been offered up over the years by scholars and authorities, but the majority of witnesses had a hard time believing them.

The Air Force claimed the lights were nothing more than the underside of a plane and another investigation concluded it was actually caused by birds reflecting the light from Lubbock’s new street lamps.

But the locals dismissed these suggestions, insisting the objects were moving too fast to be bird or planes.

To this day there are those that believe Lubbock was visited by UFOs, with some witnesses firmly believing that what they saw over those few weeks in 1951 was not from this world.

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17-08-2018 om 23:42 geschreven door peter  

What UFO sightings tell us about earthlings

We’re only just over halfway through the year, but already it’s clear – recorded UFO sightings are down. So why is that? Well, it might have less to do with what’s going on up in space, and more to do with life here on Earth, whether or not you believe in alien life.

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17-08-2018 om 23:21 geschreven door peter  

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17-08-2018 om 23:10 geschreven door peter