Dit is ons nieuw hondje Kira, een kruising van een waterhond en een Podenko. Ze is sinds 7 februari 2024 bij ons en druk bezig ons hart te veroveren. Het is een lief, aanhankelijk hondje, dat zich op een week snel aan ons heeft aangepast. Ze is heel vinnig en nieuwsgierig, een heel ander hondje dan Noleke.
This is our new dog Kira, a cross between a water dog and a Podenko. She has been with us since February 7, 2024 and is busy winning our hearts. She is a sweet, affectionate dog who quickly adapted to us within a week. She is very quick and curious, a very different dog than Noleke.
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The purpose of this blog is the creation of an open, international, independent and free forum, where every UFO-researcher can publish the results of his/her research. The languagues, used for this blog, are Dutch, English and French.You can find the articles of a collegue by selecting his category. Each author stays resposable for the continue of his articles. As blogmaster I have the right to refuse an addition or an article, when it attacks other collegues or UFO-groupes.
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In 2012 verloor ze haar moedige strijd tegen kanker!
In 2011 startte ik deze blog, omdat ik niet mocht stoppen met mijn UFO-onderzoek.
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UFO'S of UAP'S, ASTRONOMIE, RUIMTEVAART, ARCHEOLOGIE, OUDHEIDKUNDE, SF-SNUFJES EN ANDERE ESOTERISCHE WETENSCHAPPEN - DE ALLERLAATSTE NIEUWTJES
UFO's of UAP'S in België en de rest van de wereld In België had je vooral BUFON of het Belgisch UFO-Netwerk, dat zich met UFO's bezighoudt. BEZOEK DUS ZEKER VOOR ALLE OBJECTIEVE INFORMATIE , enkel nog beschikbaar via Facebook en deze blog.
Verder heb je ook het Belgisch-Ufo-meldpunt en Caelestia, die prachtig, doch ZEER kritisch werk leveren, ja soms zelfs héél sceptisch...
Voor Nederland kan je de mooie site www.ufowijzer.nl bezoeken van Paul Harmans. Een mooie site met veel informatie en artikels.
MUFON of het Mutual UFO Network Inc is een Amerikaanse UFO-vereniging met afdelingen in alle USA-staten en diverse landen.
MUFON's mission is the analytical and scientific investigation of the UFO- Phenomenon for the benefit of humanity...
Je kan ook hun site bekijken onder www.mufon.com.
Ze geven een maandelijks tijdschrift uit, namelijk The MUFON UFO-Journal.
Since 02/01/2020 is Pieter ex-president (=voorzitter) of BUFON, but also ex-National Director MUFON / Flanders and the Netherlands. We work together with the French MUFON Reseau MUFON/EUROP.
ER IS EEN NIEUWE GROEPERING DIE ZICH BUFON NOEMT, MAAR DIE HEBBEN NIETS MET ONZE GROEP TE MAKEN. DEZE COLLEGA'S GEBRUIKEN DE NAAM BUFON VOOR HUN SITE... Ik wens hen veel succes met de verdere uitbouw van hun groep. Zij kunnen de naam BUFON wel geregistreerd hebben, maar het rijke verleden van BUFON kunnen ze niet wegnemen...
06-11-2018
Watch Thousands of Dancing Robots Combine on Dark Energy Instrument (Video)
Watch Thousands of Dancing Robots Combine on Dark Energy Instrument (Video)
To study what is accelerating our universe's expansion, scientists will use a new experiment with choreographed robots to watch millions of galaxies every 20 minutes.
In a video released Oct. 4 by the Berkeley Lab (managed by the University of California), engineers explained the ingenuity behind the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI). They described DESI as a crazy machine made up of mechanical flower petals that, together, can do a grand survey of the cosmos.
The footage gives viewers a behind-the-scenes peek at the hardware's assembly. "It's really exciting to work on it," DESI Focal Plane Lead Engineer Joseph Silber said in the video. [Bringing Dark Energy Out into the Light]
Star trails surround the Mayall Telescope dome in this long-exposure image. The telescope is found at Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson, Ariz. DESI, or Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument, will be installed within this dome.
Credit: P. Marenfeld and NOAO/AURA/NSF. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, copyright 2010 the Regents of the University of California, through the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Galaxies are like the streetlights of the universe, dark energy researcher Peter Behroozi said in an earlier Berkeley Lab video about DESI. Neither dark energy nor dark matter emit light, though, so looking at objects that generate optical points will help researchers learn about the unseen, Behroozi said.
DESI will create a 3D celestial map to "pin down the nature of dark energy," Stéphanie Juneau, project scientist at the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO) Data Lab, said in the earlier video.
Claire Poppett, lead fiber scientist for DESI, works with a team of engineers to prepare fibers for future data rmeasurements. This is a still from an Oct. 4 Berkeley Lab video in which she explains the lab's fusing technique.
Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab
DESI is a rapidly cycling survey, and Silber said the instrument's speed is possible thanks to the 5,000 individual fiber-positioning robots. Each one views the position of a galaxy, and after 20 minutes, all 5,000 of these robots move on to new targets.
Ten wedge-shaped sections called petals hold 500 of these robots each. An individual wedge covers 36 degrees, and together, the petals make up DESI's 360-degree focal plane. The instrument will be mounted near the top of the Mayall Telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson, Arizona.
The observations obtained by the fibers need a way to carry that information along, so they get fused to a larger cable that takes the information to the spectroscopes that measure the light.
"We expose the bare strands of glass, and then we heat them up in a very precise way to make that connection without any losses in terms of optical quality … or any degradation of the light," said Claire Poppett, DESI lead fiber scientist.
And to further ensure the pristine quality of the instrument, the air flowing into the assembly area comes in parallel lines. Known as laminar air flow, this type of air movement keeps contamination and dust at bay by preventing them from swirling around in the room.
High-definition video has a new home: the International Space Station. A new video from NASA shows the astronauts working on their experiments, recorded in 8K imagery so clear that it makes it feel like you're floating right alongside them.
"Microgravity unlocks new worlds of discovery," reads text in the video, which was a joint project of NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA). "The science being conducted aboard the International Space Station is answering questions that hold the keys to our future in space and on Earth."
The rest of the video shows the Expedition 56 crew busily working on experiments aboard the orbiting complex. ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst, NASA's Serena Auñón-Chancellor and NASA's Drew Feustel (who has since returned to Earth) feature prominently in the video.
These astronauts look really busy, but they also look like they're having a lot of fun. In between their work tasks, which are often scheduled down to 5-minute increments, the astronauts flash quick smiles to the camera before intensely concentrating again on the task at hand.
And there's a lot of NASA research on offer in the video, in part because the agency advertises opportunities for research in the accompanying video text on YouTube. For instance, Auñón-Chancellor tends to the plants as part of the Plant Habitat-1 experiment, which "comprehensively compares differences in genetics, metabolism, photosynthesis and gravity sensing between plants grown in space and on Earth," according to NASA.
Gerst is shown surrounded by floating objects as part of the SPHERES Tether Slosh experiment. NASA says this investigation "combines fluid-dynamics equipment with robotic capabilities aboard the space station to investigate automated strategies for steering passive cargo that contain[s] fluids."
Feustel, in between commanding the increment, performs work on the ground (or, because there is no up in space, is that the ceiling?) next to Kibo (the Japanese Experiment Module airlock), a facility that can shoot small satellites into space or put experiments out into the vacuum.
In between the astronaut activities, attentive viewers can also catch views of the Cupola — a wraparound window perfect for Earth observations — and the Canadarm2, which is routinely used to capture robotic spacecraft. There also are stunning views of our planet, including a jaw-dropping image of a hurricane.
One of humanity's newest spacecraft faced a harrowing test late Monday night (Nov. 5), darting just 15 million miles (24 million kilometers) of the surface of our sun.
That spacecraft is NASA's Parker Solar Probe, which launched in August with a daring mission to study the star that shapes our lives. To do so, it is flying a course of 24 close loops around the sun, the first of which reached what scientists call perihelion — the moment of closest approach — Monday at 10:28 p.m. EST (0328 GMT Nov. 6).
But there won't be much of anything to watch or listen to during the daring approach, even for the scientists and engineers who run the mission. [The Greatest Missions to the Sun of All Time]
All throughout the few days surrounding perihelion, the spacecraft is essentially on its own. That's because the sun is such a powerful source of radio-wave light that it drowns out the spacecraft's communications with Earth.
An orbital diagram of the Parker Solar Probe's progress to date and the spacecraft's planned path.
Credit: NASA/JHUAPL
And the spacecraft isn't just responsible for independently taking measurements during that time — it also needs to protect itself from the overwhelming heat of the sun. To do so, it will continuously tilt itself to keep its thermal protection shield between the star and the instruments.
Parker Solar Probe's first report back to Earth will be just a beep, according to a statement from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, which manages the spacecraft. It has a repertoire of four different options, one of which means everything is fine. Once the engineers behind the spacecraft hears that first beep, they'll have a better sense of what to expect from the first delivery of detailed science data, due in early December.
By that time, the spacecraft will already be well on its way out from the sun as it prepares for its next orbit. It will achieve two more perihelions in 2019, one in April and one in September. Then, next December it will complete the second of seven Venus flybys, which nudges the spacecraft's trajectory gradually closer to the star.
During tonight's maneuver, the spacecraft will be traveling at more than 213,000 mph (343,000 km/h). (At the end of October, the Parker Solar Probe broke world records for fastest speed and closest approach to the sun.)
As the $1.5 billion Parker Solar Probe mission unfurls over the course of seven years, each perihelion will sneak closer to the surface of the sun, with the spacecraft in the end dancing less than 4 million miles (6 million kilometers) above our star. Those approaches will also become faster, with its final perihelion clocking in at 430,000 mph (700,000 k/h).
THE truth is out there, or so a video posted to Facebook appears to reveal.
In a series of photos, edited to appear as a video, posted to Solar Sonic Solutions business Facebook page, a white, circular light can be seen in different locations around Lake Perseverance, near Toowoomba.
"We aren't sure what it was, but it's definitely on our strange and unusual list," a spokesperson for Solar Sonic Solutions said.
"On Friday (October 26) a truck driver named Garry was travelling over the Lake Perseverance bridge when he noticed a blinding light hovering and darting around in the air.
"Garry pulled his truck over and took out his mobile snapping some photos.
"Due to the bright light moving around unpredictably, it was hard to take the photos but Garry managed to snap three decent quality photos before the strange ball of light shot off up into the sky."
The ball of light then disappeared.
"Is this a UFO, or some strange bright ball of energy. It definitely wasn't a drone or aircraft," the spokesperson said.
"Garry isn't sure what the ball of light was, but it's like nothing Garry has ever seen before. It was bright and strange enough for him to want to pull his truck over and attempt to capture the moment on his mobile phone."
Several commenters on the Facebook post reported seeing the light several times in the past.
Daleks, Klingons, Wookiees and Predators have been contacted to see whether they were conducting any flybys on October 26.
What do you think? Was it an alien? Let us know in the comments below.
The 'UFO' circled as it appeared to fall to Earth over Toowoomba.
A U.S.-Japanese interceptor successfully shot down a test ballistic missile over Hawaii. It was the second-ever success for the joint missile defense program, and a stunning technological accomplishment. Also, the whole thing was captured on video.
The interceptor, called the Standard Missile-3 Block IIA, destroys targets with sheer force, rather than an explosive warhead, and according to its manufacturerRaytheon, the interceptor's "kill vehicle" (a projectile) rams into a ballistic missile with the force of a 10-ton truck traveling 600 mph (965 km/h).
But does any of this make the U.S. (or Japan) any safer? Are American cities less likely to be struck by nuclear missiles now? [The 22 Weirdest Military Weapons]
That's a much tougher question to answer.
The USS John Finn launched an SM-3 Block IIA guided missile, which successfully intercepted a fake nuclear missile in space on Oct. 26, 2018, over Hawaii.
Credit: U.S Department of Defense
This second-ever success for the SM-3 missile interceptor follows two public (and embarrassing) failures for the program, during which the interceptors failed to hit their targets. As Defense News reported, the first test in February 2017 was successful, but a second test in June 2017 failed after a sailor "accidentally triggered the missile’s self-destruct feature." A third test, in January, failed to hit the target.
As Jefferey Lewis, a nuclear expert and Director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, has noted several times on his podcast, this track record isn't particularly inspiring for a program tasked with protecting cities from nuclear fireballs.
The task of hitting a nuclear missile that's shooting through space with an interceptor is incredibly difficult. The missile itself moves at blistering speeds and is relatively tiny in the vastness of space. The SM-3 must move even faster, and travel at a near-perfect trajectory, to smash into its target. It's often compared to shooting a bullet with a bullet. The interceptor, theoretically capable of being launched from sea or land, uses radar data transmitted to it from land to home in on its target.
Lewis has noted previously that even the low success rate of defense systems like the SM-3 makes them look more capable than they may really be. In the real world, a nuclear attack probably wouldn't involve just one missile. It probably wouldn't occur in the ideal weather conditions during which these tests are scheduled. And it might come from an unexpected location or travel along an unexpected trajectory. It's unclear how an interceptor that has a 50-percent or so success rate during tests would perform in that sort of real-world scenario.
Folks involved with the SM-3 program have a more optimistic take on the tests. Missile Defense Agency Director Lt. Gen. Sam Greaves told reporters in March that even failures represent learning opportunities for the program, and that it will ultimately make the U.S. safer. The goal is to eventually station SM-3s in Poland, Romania and Japan. A May 2018 report from the Government Accountability Office put the interceptor's price tag at $39 million.
Meanwhile, as Live Science has reported previously, some experts believe that efforts to expand U.S. missile defenses have triggered Russian investment into bizarre new forms of nuclear weapons designed to avoid such defenses.
Is dit een buitenaards schip? Ruimtedeskundigen breken hun hoofd over mysterieus object in ons zonnestelsel
Is dit een buitenaards schip? Ruimtedeskundigen breken hun hoofd over mysterieus object in ons zonnestelsel
Ruimtedeskundigen breken hun hoofd over een bizar object dat in ons zonnestelsel is verschenen. Dat meldt De Telegraaf.
Een jaar geleden werd de asteroïde voor het eerst gespot met een telescoop vanaf Hawaï.
Nu komen Harvard-astronomen met de suggestie dat het weleens een ruimteschip van aliens kan zijn dat ons zonnestelsel onderzoekt.
Heel opmerkelijke suggestie
Het object heeft iets weg van een reusachtige sigaar en is 10 keer zo lang als breed. Het heeft zeker de lengte van een voetbalveld.
Onderzoekers komen nu met deze heel opmerkelijke suggestie omdat er simpelweg genoeg serieuze aanwijzingen voor zijn.
Zo is het voor het eerst dat een asteroïde vanuit een ander planetenstelsel ons zonnestelsel is binnengekomen. Daarnaast beweegt het object vreemd en leek het ervandoor te gaan toen de onderzoekers het wilden bestuderen.
Radiosignalen
De enorme sigaar gebruikt wellicht zonlicht als energiebron.
De astronomen van Harvard doen al een jaar onderzoek naar dit ruimtefenomeen. Ze keken onder meer of het object radiosignalen afgeeft.
Contact
Het heeft de naam Oumuamua gekregen en dat betekent zoiets als: een boodschapper die contact met ons zoekt.
Of het echt een buitenaards schip is komen we misschien nooit te weten. Het object is inmiddels te ver van ons verwijderd om er goed onderzoek naar te kunnen doen.
Niet ver bij ons vandaan, in Italië, was het de afgelopen dagen noodweer en spreekt de overheid over Apocalyptische weersomstandigheden.
En in Californië houdt men het hart vast omdat er zich daar 39 aardbevingen in 24 uur voor deden.
We kunnen dagen praten over de werkelijke oorzaken van het vreemde weer dat zich overal ter wereld voordoet, maar feit is dat het gebeurt.
Feit is ook dat we een periode tegemoet gaan met heel weinig zonneactiviteit, wat voor allerlei nare gevolgen gaat zorgen op aarde. Al lange tijd schrijven wij dat we een periode tegemoet gaan waarbij het flink kouder zal gaan worden. Nu, uiteindelijk, beginnen ook de eerste berichten daarover door te sijpelen in de MSM.
Natuurlijk, het is pas november, maar voor weerman Piet Paulusma is het zo klaar als een klontje: de winter van 2018/2019 wordt een strenge.
Dat zegt hij tegen Omroep Friesland. Volgens Paulusma kan het zomaar -20 graden worden deze winter. De maand december zal zich kenmerken door veel sneeuw, januari wordt een beetje kwakkelen, maar in februari gaat het los: ijzige kou met een langere periode waarin schaatsen op natuurijs mogelijk is.
Wetenschappelijk onderzoek heeft aangetoond dat er tijdens perioden van weinig of geen zonnevlekken ook iets gebeurt met de jetstream, in ons land bekend als straalstroom.
De onderzoekers kwamen tot de conclusie dat ten tijde van lage of geen zonneactiviteit er regelmatig blokkades ontstaan van de jetstream, waardoor je het zogenaamde “polar vortex” verschijnsel krijgt. In de praktijk betekent dit dat de jetstream wordt afgebogen naar het noorden, waarbij wij dan niet langer onder invloed staan van de relatief zachte en vochtige lucht uit het westen zoals we gewend zijn, maar te maken krijgen met lucht die via de poolstreken naar ons land stroomt. Met andere woorden, langere periodes met wind uit een noordelijke of noordoostelijke richting.
Door veranderde stromingen in de bovenste luchtlagen wordt niet alleen bij ons het weer anders, maar ook in landen zoals Italië waar de afgelopen week talloze doden zijn gevallen:
Hevige wind en regen hebben de afgelopen week in Italië al twintig doden geëist. Ook zijn meerdere hectaren bos met de grond gelijkgemaakt. Italiaanse media spreken van 14 miljoen gesneuvelde bomen. ,,Het weer neemt apocalyptische vormen aan”, klinkt het vanuit het ministerie in Italië.
Naast het weer zijn er natuurlijk ook nog de andere aardveranderingen zoals de alarmerende toename van het aantal aardbevingen op aarde die vooral aangetroffen worden op de zogenaamde Ring van Vuur.
De Amerikaanse staat Californië bevindt zich ook op die beruchte Ring van Vuur en men verwacht daar nog altijd The Big One. De grote aardbeving(en) die alle voorgaande aardbevingen zal doen verbleken.
Wanneer er zich dan ook 39 aardbevingen in dat gebied voor doen in een tijdsbestek van 24 uur en wetenschappers zeggen dat dit komt door bewegingen van de San Andreas breuklijn, doet niet echt veel voor de gemoedsrust van de inwoners. Mede omdat The Big One volgens wetenschappers "overdue" is, met andere woorden die had eigenlijk al moeten gebeuren.
We hebben het dan over een krachtige aardbeving op of rond de San Andreas breuklijn die als volgt door de staat Californië loopt.
En hoewel het voorspellen van aardbevingen altijd riskant is, denken wetenschappers nu toch dat de kans op deze Big One toeneemt. De laatste keer dat dit gebied werd getroffen door een zware aardbeving was in 1857 door een beving met een kracht van 7,9 op de schaal van Richter.
Sinds die laatste beving zijn de tektonische platen daar constant in beweging geweest, waarbij de zogenaamde Pacific plaat tegen die van het Amerikaanse continent beweegt. Door dit bewegen wordt de druk op de rotsen onder het aardoppervlak groter en bouwt de druk steeds verder op, totdat er een punt komt dat het knapt.
Aardbevingen, vulkaanuitbarstingen en overstromingen zijn aan de orde van de dag. Als je gewoon alleen even kijkt naar de afgelopen paar dagen naar wat er zoal gebeurt op aarde, dan zie je dat er "iets" gaande is en als je video tot aan het eind bekijkt, dan zie je ook dat er zich niet alleen op de grond vreemde dingen voordoen.
When it comes to revealing the gender of your soon-to-be-born baby to your family, friends and other who-cares-where’s-the-food people, appropriately-colored balloons floating out of a box works well for most parents. However, when your baby is a film, you have to think bigger, especially when it’s a reveal about one of the most famous films of all time … the grainy-yet-realistic Roswell autopsy film which is purported to show someone slicing-and-dicing an alien who allegedly crashed in Roswell on that fateful day in 1947. Spyros Melaris did just that last year when he wrote and starred in aone-man show on London’s East Endwhich revealed how he created the fake aliens and other special effects in one of the greatest hoaxes in history. Now he wants people outside of London to hear his reveal. How does he top the one-man show? A Broadway musical? A holographic display? A documentary starring Betty White?
“For me, ‘The alien autopsy’ film was a challenge. Could it be done? As a magician, I wanted to create the biggest illusion ever performed on a global stage. It was never meant to be anything else for me. Once it was created, and it achieved worldwide acclaim, experts saying it was real, others said it was not, no one proved it either way.”
As in the one-man show, Melaris points out in an interview with the Daily Star that the original film — show to him by Ray Santilli, a filmmaker who claimed to have the only copy – was an obvious fake. What Melaris offered to create was a better fake that would be used in a ‘documentary’ about it that was eventually shown in 1995 on the Fox network, causing great excitement and controversy. Santilli got all of the credit and Melaris’ work was largely ignored, even when Santilli and fellow producer Gary Shoefield finally revealed that, while the documentary was a fraud as was the film shown in it, there was once a real black-and-white alien autopsy that he claimed to still have a few frames of. Melaris’ one-man show last year was supposed to settle the controversy once and for all.
“I have repeatedly challenged Santilli and Shoefield to produce just one frame of genuine 1947 film with the alien’s image on it.”
Santilli hasn’t, although he did reveal a photograph of the autopsy last year that he claimed was from the film, which he claims is now in terrible shape. Melarius’ new ‘big reveal’ was an appearance on the BBC’s The One Show, a disappointment in more ways than just not being a Broadway musical or anything with Betty White. He does give a lot of credit to another member of the crew: his ex-girlfriend.
“My girlfriend at the time did all the intensive and detailed research, made the costumes, and played the part of the nurse as well. You should not underestimate the importance of this role. It was she who taught John (note: John Humphreys was the sculptor for the film) how to do an autopsy, as if done by a surgeon in America in 1947. To say she is a genius is an understatement.”
Appropriate for an alien autopsy film reveal?
The second disappointment was in the magic trick Melaris attempted to perform. He claims to be a world-class magician but he killed his chances to appear on “Penn & Teller: Fool Us” when he asked a fellow guest to pick out the one envelope from a set of three that contained the picture of an alien (how cute). She picked the wrong one and he blamed her!
Could Melaris’ trick about the fake alien film be failing too? That all depends on whether he shows up again next year with new information and a better reveal. Betty White … stay close to your phone!
“Dear Mr. Redfern,” the letter began, “I have read several of your articles in UFO Magazine and thought you would be interested to know that my father was in the RAF [British Royal Air Force] in the 1950s and 1960s and I always remember him telling me that at RAF Farnborough there was supposed to be a top-secret office where the RAF carried out all its flying saucer investigations.” Rumors abound that, for years, the sprawling thousand-acre-plus Royal Aircraft Establishment(RAE) at Farnborough, Hampshire, England, housed a covertly operated unit that investigated UFOs in the 1950s and 1960s.
According to Cyril Townsend-Withers, a senior scientific officer with the Air Ministry who specialized in radar development and deployment and who rose to the rank of wing commander, during the 1960s he had a number of discussions with people at the Air Ministry at Whitehall, London, and was informed of the existence of a specialist UFO investigation team that operated out of Farnborough. Townsend-Withers further stated that the project comprised largely RAF Intelligence people who viewed the UFO subject “very seriously.” For more information on the Townsend-Withers story, see Jenny Randles’ 1987 book, The UFO Conspiracy.
There was also the woman whose husband was stationed at Farnborough for a twelve-month period in the mid-1960s and who was directly implicated in a strange event involving the monitoring of an unidentified radio “signal” or “language” that had been detected by staff at the base. “They could not decode or decipher [the signal],” said the woman. “[My husband] told me that it definitely was not of human origin, and he could say no more. I think he keeps a lot to himself about his true feelings. I know he has been sworn to secrecy by the RAE––the Official Secrets Act, no doubt––but something of great importance happened that day they snatched those special signals from space, I feel sure.” It’s an account that was told in the pages of Arthur Shuttlewood’s book, UFO Magic In Motion(Sphere Books, 1979).
Then there is “Hannah Green,” who lives practically on Farnborough’s doorstep. “I’ve got one hell of a view; I live in a very high spot and can see the roofs of the hangars at the base,” she stated in a 1996 interview with me. Furthermore, she had a remarkable UFO account to tell. On a clear, bright evening in July 1977, Green and her family were driving through the nearby Minley Manor Woods when their attention was drawn to two “coach-loads of troops” who were entering the woods.
“We had to reverse and go back, and as we did so, I noticed just to the left what looked like a small, man-made valley with steep sides about fifteen feet deep. But inside this little valley, there were two clear burn marks, which looked like something had either landed or crashed.” Green added that the presence of so many soldiers in the area concerned her family to the extent that they swung their car around and drove back in the direction from which they had just come. All was normal until they approached a bend in the road.
Standing on a gentle slope around the corner were two of the “strangest-looking men” Green had ever seen. Both were of an impressive height but exceedingly thin and dressed in “all-in-one, white, tight-fitting suits with headgear like the astronauts in the Apollo missions wore.” For a moment the two “men” remained still; however, as Green and her family watched transfixed, both suddenly broke into a run and headed for a clearing. Most bizarre of all, as Green continued to follow the path of the two men, they literally disappeared before her eyes. “They vanished; simply vanished,” she explained. “I never forgot that. I came home, drew a picture of the two men, and wrote an account of it because it really shook me up. And I’ve never been in the woods since.”
Green continued that a number of unusual events occurred shortly afterwards that she felt were potentially related. First, she learned that, under cover of darkness, an inordinate amount of digging was going on deep within the woods. Who was doing the digging? None other than the Army. Precisely what they were looking for, Green never found out; but the mere fact that the Army’s activities were undertaken late at night aroused her suspicion that it was somehow connected with the curious “burn-marks” seen in the woods, not to mention the two strange-looking “men” who fled the area.
Green recalled a second curious event that occurred not long after: “It was October 1977, in the mid-evening. There was what I call a ‘large black cigar’ over the cornfields to the back of our houses. It traveled up on to Fernhill and then headed down towards the woods. By this time I was hanging out of the window, binoculars at the ready. I waited for about five minutes and could then see it above the trees: a white light on the back and a green light on the front. It then headed in my direction, and I could see that it was about sixty feet long, very black; but there was no sound whatsoever. It came right over me, and within a few minutes I was feeling very sick and dizzy. I couldn’t stand up, and it was all I could do to get myself into bed fully dressed. I couldn’t even undress myself. In those days we had many sightings, all of which happened as the work was going on in the woods.”
This unresolved case raises important questions. Is it possible that the unusual scorch marks seen within Minley Woods were the result of some form of UFO crash-landing? What was occurring within the woods that required the attendance of “two coach-loads” of Army troops? Who were the two tall “beings” dressed “like astronauts” that seemed intent on exiting the area with the utmost haste? And what of the odd digging that went on after dark? Had the military discovered “something” in Minley Woods that they were attempting to retrieve?
Judy Doraty wassomeone who, on the night of May 23, 1973, most definitely found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. On the star-filled night when her world was ripped apart, Doraty was driving home from a bingo game, outside of the Texan city of Houston. Also along for the game and the drive home were Doraty’s teenage daughter, her brother-in-law, her sister, and her mother. They had a great time. But, something was about to intervene in a terrifying way. As the drive progressed, the family caught sight of a strange, large and bright light in the sky. They were all perplexed – and even a bit concerned – by the fact that the object seemed to be shadowing them: wherever they drove, the light seemed to follow. At first, they thought it might have been a helicopter heading for Galveston’s airport, Scholes International Airport. But, a careful look revealed it was not a helicopter, after all. It was…something else. This was not a good sign. It only proceeded to get worse.
As Judy reached a darkened pasture in a rural part of the area, she brought the car to a stop and got out. The light in the sky – seemingly responding to her actions – suddenly came closer; much closer. In seconds, and to their complete amazement and shock, the light could now be seen for what it really was: a massive, circular-shaped craft which swooped silently and effortlessly over them. It then headed towards a nearby field and, as the group looked on, shot vertically into the sky and vanished in seconds. Or, that’s what seemed to have happened. Like so many people who have been subjected to the alien abduction experience, in the days that followed what was clearly a very close encounter, Judy began to realize that there had been more to the encounter than she consciously realized. Her dreams became outright nightmares. They were filled with terror and graphic images of UFOs. Fragments of disturbing memories were fighting to be freed from Judy’s subconscious. For years, though, Judy suffered in silence, with pummeling headaches and those awful dreams.
It wasn’t until 1980 – when Judy Doraty was hypnotized by Professor Leo Sprinkle of the University of Wyoming – that the full picture became clear. Just like Betty and Barney Hill more than a decade earlier, Doraty’s mind had been wiped to a huge degree. At least, until Sprinkle was able to retrieve some of that missing time. In her hypnotized state, Doraty recalled getting out of the car and then seeing a spotlight hit the trunk. This was no normal spotlight, however. Doraty said that the light seemed to have what she called “substance” to it. Somehow, the light lifted a struggling, squirming, brown and white calf into the air and from the same field near to where the family had stopped. Then, something very weird happened.
Although, under hypnosis, Doraty recalled being outside of her vehicle, and on the ground, it was as if her mind had somehow been relocated to the craft. She seemed to have recall of two very different things, but which were going on simultaneously. She told a horrific story: the calf was rapidly and systematically dissected and its body was dropped backed to the ground with a thud. Doraty also had vague memories under the hypnosis of her daughter having been abducted and examined, but by whom and why remained unclear. It was a trauma-filled experience which may have given Doraty a significant number of answers, but which hardly made her feel relaxed.
Under the hypnosis, and in terms of the violent mutilation and killing of the calf, Doraty said of the aliens that, “They’ve been testing, they’ve been here for quite some time and they test the soil as well as our water, as well as our animal life and vegetation. There’s a lot involved. More than just pollution. Their concern is loss of life. There is going to be a big loss of life due to this.” When questioned further, Judy answered that the loss of life would be due to “nuclear waste or testing.”
I found some strange things in this new HD photo of Asteroid Bennu. First off, NASA deliberately made the asteroid look farther away, smaller so the public could not see the details. I show this in the above gif. Just add light and focus and we clearly see the actual photo is much smaller! They lied to us! Are you surprised, because if you are, then you its because you don't visit my site enough.
Second I found a pyramid that has a triangle shadow.
Third, near the edge of the asteroid is a square structure with window or entrance openings along its sides.
Fourth there is a tall structure in the upper right side of the asteroid.
So...why did NASA want to make asteroid Bennu look smaller and farther away than it really was? Because they didn't want the public to know that alien structures exist on it.
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Grey Metallic UFO Hovers Over Trees In Florida Baffling Eyewitnesses, Nov 3, Video, UFO Sighting News.
Grey Metallic UFO Hovers Over Trees In Florida Baffling Eyewitnesses, Nov 3, Video, UFO Sighting News.
Date of sighting: Nov 3, 2018
Location of sighting: Florida, USA
Source: MUFON #96128 This awesome video was submitted by Youtuber UFO Institute. The video shows a military helicopter and a strange grey metallic object. The UFO does hover in place and seems unafraid that people can see it. Although I wonder if the eyewitness tried to get closer or not. Excellent video. Scott C. Waring
Eyewitness states:
White cloud turning into gray black object milliary helicopter super quiet flies by seconds afterwards. White cloud turning and moving fast turning rising then slowly moving down then disappears after military helicopter fly's by very quiet.
Something weird appears in the sky over Nebraska during thunderstorm
Something weird appears in the sky over Nebraska during thunderstorm
The video below shows something weird in the sky during a thunderstorm over Nebraska.
A black object stays relatively motionless in the sky when it suddenly shooting up into the sky.
Since the military has technology way ahead of our time, it is possible that they are testing a new flying device in the storm or could it be a UFO charging its batteries?
It is very odd, does anyone have a decent explanation?
One of the best UFO sighting filmed lately! Flying saucer over Rosarito, Mexico 31-Oct-2018
One of the best UFO sighting filmed lately! Flying saucer over Rosarito, Mexico 31-Oct-2018
This amazing UFO video of a disc-shapd UFO was filmed over Rosarito in Baja California, Mexico. This was filmed on 31st October 2018.
Witness report:
Today October 28, 2018 I witness 5 UFOs hovering over Rosarito, Baja California MX. At around 4:23am I was driving back to San Diego, California with my grandmother. We were having a normal conversation when she suddenly went mute and all she could do was point at the sky. I look up and see 5 of these things hovering over homes and the beach. I pulled over and immediately went live on instagram to avoid speculations of video editing and such.
The world was shocked when a video shows the alleged government pathologists’ gruesome autopsy of an alien in 1995. The said pathologists are seen wearing protective suits in the film.
The former magician and film-maker behind it revealed how the Alien Autopsy film fooled people around the world and inspired a classic film starring Ant and Dec.
Spyros Melaris said they used a foam body filled with cow and lamb organs from a local butcher to show an alien body being examined in 1947.
Melaris told in an interview that he considered using raspberry jelly for the brain, but it was too dark as he filmed in a north London flat in 1995. To fool experts at Kodak, he spliced his film footage onto a 1947 Pathe newsreel. A documentary about the film aired three times on Fox, and 11.7 million people viewed it.
Channel 4 brought in a company with deep pockets that could provide the broadcaster with a stronger future to privatised the effort, said the Culture Secretary John Whittingdale.
Melaris said that while the entire film was made up, they hung it on little elements of truth.
They associated the body with the Roswell crash incident. Ray Santilli claimed to have obtained the film from a cameraman who worked at Roswell.
Melaris sourced the outfits and medical instruments of the 1940s surgeons from prop providers in the US and UK.
His brother and then-girlfriend played as government pathologists dissecting the pale, potbellied corpse of the alien being in the Camden apartment.
Santilli admitted it was fake in 2006 but said that it was a staged reconstruction of a real extraterrestrial dissection film he had been shown in 1992.
Melaris said that it was a giggle and it wasn’t supposed to last 22 years as it was supposed to last only a week or 10 days.
Melaris said that it took him years to realise that the financer of the film Ray Santilli had made millions from it. He is now planning to write his own book telling all about the film.
The 1950s, 60s, and 70s were perhaps the golden age of UFO sightings in the United States. Futuristic advances in technology, thought-provoking science fiction, deep government distrust, and copious psychedelic drugs all combined to produce widespread visions of otherworldly airborne objects.
But this wasn't the first time that thousands of Americans were astonished by strange events in the sky. Between the 1880s and early 1900s, Americans from California to Boston were convinced they saw "airships" and flying "machines" buzzing the skies. Mind you, many of these accounts came out well before the Wright brothers flew the world's first powered aircraft over a distance of just 120 feet. Some airship sightings described great dirigibles with passengers onboard. Others simply reported moving lights in the night sky. One even told of an alien craft more than 150-feet long, completely featureless apart from its rudder.
Some journalists and newspapers were skeptical, but many more published the accounts uncritically to captivated readers. In the winter of 1909, during what can only be described as an "outbreak" of airship sightings in New England, tens of thousands of people claimed to see all manner of flying objects performing feats no aircraft of the day came close to accomplishing.
"It all began on 12 December, when prominent Worcester businessman Wallace Tillinghast told a Boston Herald reporter he had invented the world's first reliable heavier-than-air flying machine," Stephen Whalen and Robert E. Bartholomew recounted in the New England Quarterly.
Over the ensuing weeks, airship sightings flooded in, which newspapers gleefully reported with little skepticism. The reports in turn prompted even more sightings. It was a chain reaction of delusions.
"The great airship episode peaked in a frenzy on Christmas Eve," Whalen and Bartholomew described. "On that night there were thirty-three separate reports, spreading from Massachusetts southward to Rhode Island and Connecticut, northward to Vermont and Maine, and as far west as New York. In Boston, 'thousands upon thousands of people... stood on sidewalks, street corners and squares... hoping for a glimpse of the flying machine.'"
But just days later, sanity returned. Astronomers debunked a number of reports, explaining that the airship lights people thought they saw were really stars, meteors, or planets. Journalists also uncovered that many accounts were simply lies.
"Newspaper editors, drawing on the popular theories of French psychologist Gustave Le Bon, began to attribute the sightings to individual primitive impulses activated in emotional, group situations and producing a form of temporary irrationality or madness," Whalen and Bartholomew wrote.
Le Bon was absolutely right.
"We now know that all these incidents were hoaxes and mass delusions," Yale neurologist Steven Novella wrote in his recent book The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe. "There were no airships. Drawings of the alleged 'aeroplanes' by eyewitnesses resemble quaint notions of contraptions with flapping wings, not the planes that were eventually developed."
Notice also how all of the sightings were affected by culture and the technologies of the day. In the late 1800s, Americans were hearing of inventors feverishly working to create flying machines. Thus, they saw airships. One of the few reported alien spacecraft supposedly had a rudder, which would have been useless for space travel! Years later, influenced by science fiction and the nuclear age, Americans saw flying saucers, instead.
"What these and many other similar incidents reflect is the constructed and unreliable nature of perception, memory, and belief. They are the products of expectation, cultural influence, and psychology," Novella wrote.
This post was inspired by the recently-released book The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe, by Steven Novella, Cara Santa Maria, Jay Novella, Bob Novella, and Evan Bernstein. Those uninitiated to scientific and skeptical thinking will find Skeptics' Guide to be an engaging and in-depth introduction, while current practitioners will get their BS detectors honed and feel their love for rationality reinvigorated. Both groups will undoubtedly return to the Guide again and again to help navigate a world increasingly ignorant to fact.
The European Service Module – eventually to be used to power and propel NASA’s Orion spacecraft in the 1st manned moon mission since the 1970s – leaves Europe today and arrives in the U.S. tomorrow.
NASA’s Orion spacecraft – built to carry humans – is one step closer to its first mission to fly around the moon and back, the European Space Agency (ESA) said on October 30, 2018. It said its European Service Module – which will be used to power and propel the Orion spacecraft – will be shipped this week from Bremen, Germany, to the United States on an Antonov An-124 aircraft. It’ll depart in the early hours of November 5 and arrive at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on November 6. The ESM, designed in Italy and Germany, is a crucial European component of NASA’s ambitious Space Launch System or SLS; the Orion spacecraft part of SLS is designed to take astronauts back to the moon for the first time since the 1970s.
The European Service Module will hold fuel in large tanks, as well as water, oxygen and nitrogen for the astronauts, while radiators and heat exchangers will help keep the module at comfortable temperatures.
The module itself resembles ESA’s Automated Transfer Vehicle, which has been used to bring supplies to the International Space Station. The structure is the backbone of the entire vehicle, something like a car chassis. Three types of engines will help propel Orion during its excursions, and can turn the spacecraft in all directions. The module will be built by Airbus Defence and Space, and many other companies across Europe will also supply components.
The European Service Module is an integral part of the Orion spacecraft, depicted here. Orion is designed to take astronauts back to the moon for the 1st time since the Apollo missions of the 1970s.
Image via NASA.
This is the first time that a European-built system will serve as a critical element to power an American spacecraft; this is thanks largely to ESA’s existing Automated Transfer Vehicle program, mentioned above.
So what happens next?
At Kennedy Space Center, the European Service Module will be connected to the Orion crew module and its adapter in preparation for Exploration Mission-1. This mission is planned as an initial test flight without astronauts that will travel farther into space than any human-rated spacecraft has ever ventured before. This mission is expected to launch sometime in 2020.
A second European Service Module, similar to the first, is also now being developed. This one will be able to take a human crew on a trip around the moon. All of this activity is leading up to launches with components of the Gateway – a planned human-tended outpost in lunar orbit, designed to be used for both human and robotic exploration of the moon.
Orion is similar in design to ESA’s Automated Transfer Vehicle, which takes supplies to the International Space Station.
Orion is the crewed capsule part of NASA’s Space Launch System, which, when completed, will be the most powerful rocket ever built. It will be able to take astronauts back to the moon, and more advanced versions of SLS will be capable of taking astronauts deeper into space, including to Mars. As outlined on the mission website:
After the first flight, the next step is to start sending people on bold missions to the moon and beyond. As SLS evolves over future missions to unprecedented accommodation of payload mass and volume and unrivaled performance, the rocket will allow NASA to send missions to deep space and reach distant destinations faster than ever before. On its second mission carrying Orion and astronauts, Exploration Mission-2, SLS will send Orion and its crew farther than people have traveled before around 250,000 miles from Earth, 10,000 miles beyond the moon.
SLS and Orion are America’s space vehicles and the foundation for missions carrying explorers to deep space. This new era of discovery requires all of humanity, including international and commercial partners, to help make these ventures possible and sustainable. Partners can help provide routine delivery of supplies and equipment needed to live and work on the moon and in deep space. SLS and Orion are planned to fly once or twice a year and will focus on dependable, safe flights for humans and large cargo.
Once operational, SLS will be the most powerful rocket ever built, and will be able to take a crewed Orion to the moon and beyond
. Image via NASA.
Bottom line: The delivery of the European Service Module is another step toward the first launch of NASA’s Orion spacecraft – part of the Space Launch System – which is designed to take astronauts back to the moon for the first time in several decades. Human missions back to the moon are still some ways off, but the first launch of Orion will be a significant step closer.
Released in 2011 and said to have been taken by the KGB these images and details are strikingly similiar to the reports from the 1947 Roswell UFO crash.
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‘Oumuamua Was Alien ‘Reconnaissance Mission' Harvard Researchers Suggest
‘Oumuamua Was Alien ‘Reconnaissance Mission' Harvard Researchers Suggest
The mysterious interstellar object known as Oumuamua has a lot of uncertainty around it in the scientific community. The latest theory has suggested a new possible origin. This origin refers to Oumuamua being part of a reconnaissance mission that was started by an alien civilization looking to explore other galaxies.
This latest theory comes from a recently published study by a couple of astronomers from the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
Data from the Pan-STARRS-1 survey in September of 2017 revealed that Oumuamua gained speed. This was surprising, as scientists predicted the mysterious rock would be slowing down. Researchers at the time claimed this increased speed was due to the outgassing, which is the release of gas trapped or frozen in the interior of the rock.
This explanation was faulty, according to astronomers Shmuel Bialy and Abraham Loeb. Bialy and Loeb argued that outgassing could not be correct because Oumuamua would have gone into a spin if this was the case. With no spin observed, Bialy and Loeb explain the increased speed of Oumuamua away from the sun as the result of the force the sunlight exerts on its surface. Loeb explained that this will make the object lighter in weight for its surface area and allows the object to act like a light sail.
Loeb and Bialy explain the origin could be natural or artificial. It would be natural in the interstellar medium or proto-planetary disks. It would be artificial if it was to act as a probe sent for a reconnaissance mission into the inner region of the solar system.
So, it is possible that Oumuamua is actually from an alien civilization. Bialy and Loeb explain that the reason for considering the reconnaissance mission possibility is the assumption that Oumuamua following a random orbit requires the production of a certain number of objects per star in our galaxy. Loeb explains this number represents a higher abundance than expected, unless Oumuamua is a targeted probe and not part of a random population of objects.
This new theory requires much more study, which will be difficult since Oumuamua is no longer in our solar system and too far away at the present time for more observation.
An MIT study proposes that laser technology on Earth could emit a beacon strong enough to attract attention from as far as 20,000 light years away. Credit: MIT News
If extraterrestrial intelligence exists somewhere in our galaxy, a new MIT study proposes that laser technology on Earth could, in principle, be fashioned into something of a planetary porch light—a beacon strong enough to attract attention from as far as 20,000 light years away.
The research, which author James Clark calls a "feasibility study," appears today in the Astrophysical Journal. The findings suggest that if a high-powered 1- to 2-megawatt laser were focused through a massive 30- to 45-meter telescope and aimed out into space, the combination would produce a beam of infrared radiation strong enough to stand out from the sun's energy.
Such a signal could be detectable by alien astronomers performing a cursory survey of our section of the Milky Way—especially if those astronomers live in nearby systems, such as around Proxima Centauri, the nearest star to Earth, or TRAPPIST-1, a star about 40 light-years away that hosts seven exoplanets, three of which are potentially habitable. If the signal is spotted from either of these nearby systems, the study finds, the same megawatt laser could be used to send a brief message in the form of pulses similar to Morse code.
"If we were to successfully close a handshake and start to communicate, we could flash a message, at a data rate of about a few hundred bits per second, which would get there in just a few years," says Clark, a graduate student in MIT's Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics and author of the study.
The notion of such an alien-attracting beacon may seem far-fetched, but Clark says the feat can be realized with a combination of technologies that exist now and that could be developed in the near term.
"This would be a challenging project but not an impossible one," Clark says. "The kinds of lasers and telescopes that are being built today can produce a detectable signal, so that an astronomer could take one look at our star and immediately see something unusual about its spectrum. I don't know if intelligent creatures around the sun would be their first guess, but it would certainly attract further attention."
Standing up to the sun
Clark started looking into the possibility of a planetary beacon as part of a final project for 16.343 (Spacecraft, and Aircraft Sensors and Instrumentation), a course taught by Clark's advisor, Associate Professor Kerri Cahoy.
"I wanted to see if I could take the kinds of telescopes and lasers that we're building today, and make a detectable beacon out of them," Clark says.
He started with a simple conceptual design involving a large infrared laser and a telescope through which to further focus the laser's intensity. His aim was to produce an infrared signal that was at least 10 times greater than the sun's natural variation of infrared emissions. Such an intense signal, he reasoned, would be enough to stand out against the sun's own infrared signal, in any "cursory survey by an extraterrestrial intelligence."
He analyzed combinations of lasers and telescopes of various wattage and size, and found that a 2-megawatt laser, pointed through a 30-meter telescope, could produce a signal strong enough to be easily detectable by astronomers in Proxima Centauri b, a planet that orbits our closest star, 4 light-years away. Similarly, a 1-megawatt laser, directed through a 45-meter telescope, would generate a clear signal in any survey conducted by astronomers within the TRAPPIST-1 planetary system, about 40 light-years away. Either setup, he estimated, could produce a generally detectable signal from up to 20,000 light-years away.
Both scenarios would require laser and telescope technology that has either already been developed, or is within practical reach. For instance, Clark calculated that the required laser power of 1 to 2 megawatts is equivalent to that of the U.S. Air Force's Airborne Laser, a now-defunct megawatt laser that was meant to fly aboard a military jet for the purpose of shooting ballistic missiles out of the sky. He also found that while a 30-meter telescope considerably dwarfs any existing observatory on Earth today, there are plans to build such massive telescopes in the near future, including the 24-meter Giant Magellan Telescope and the 39-meter European Extremely Large Telescope, both of which are currently under construction in Chile.
Clark envisions that, like these massive observatories, a laser beacon should be built atop a mountain, to minimize the amount of atmosphere the laser would have to penetrate before beaming out into space.
He acknowledges that a megawatt laser would come with some safety issues. Such a beam would produce a flux density of about 800 watts of power per square meter, which is approaching that of the sun, which generates about 1,300 watts per square meter. While the beam wouldn't be visible, it could still damage people's vision if they were to look directly at it. The beam could also potentially scramble any cameras aboard spacecraft that happen to pass through it.
"If you wanted to build this thing on the far side of the moon where no one's living or orbiting much, then that could be a safer place for it," Clark says. "In general, this was a feasibility study. Whether or not this is a good idea, that's a discussion for future work."
Taking E.T.'s call
Having established that a planetary beacon is technically feasible, Clark then flipped the problem and looked at whether today's imaging techniques would be able to detect such an infrared beacon if it were produced by astronomers elsewhere in the galaxy. He found that, while a telescope 1 meter or larger would be capable of spotting such a beacon, it would have to point in the signal's exact direction to see it.
"It is vanishingly unlikely that a telescope survey would actually observe an extraterrestrial laser, unless we restrict our survey to the very nearest stars," Clark says.
He hopes the study will encourage the development of infrared imaging techniques, not only to spot any laser beacons that might be produced by alien astronomers, but also to identify gases in a distant planet's atmosphere that might be indications of life.
"With current survey methods and instruments, it is unlikely that we would actually be lucky enough to image a beacon flash, assuming that extraterrestrials exist and are making them," Clark says. "However, as the infrared spectra of exoplanets are studied for traces of gases that indicate the viability of life, and as full-sky surveys attain greater coverage and become more rapid, we can be more certain that, if E.T. is phoning, we will detect it."
More information: Optical detection of lasers with near-term technology at interstellar distances, Astrophysical Journal (2018). DOI: 10.3847/1538-4357/aae380
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