Auto verdwijnt in parallel universum

Dat auto's van het ene op het andere moment verdwijnen in sinkholes dat is intussen bekend. Ook dat ze vedwijnen om te sterven als ze niet worden verkocht, naar giga begraafplaatsen.

Een auto die gewoon op straat rijdt en ineens spontaan verdwijnt in een andere dimensie, dát zien we zéker niet iedere dag.

Toch is dit wat er volgens veel mensen gebeurde enkele dagen geleden in het kleine plaatsje Cavalier in de Amerikaanse staat Noord Dakota.

Gedurende de nacht wordt het weinige verkeer in de hoofdstraat van het dorp gefilmd door een CCTV camera.

Zo ook deze avond en op een zeker moment zie je een auto die rustig komt aanrijden en dan van het ene op het andere moment verdwijnt in een soort verblindende lichtstraal. Het lijkt alsof de auto er compleet in verdwijnt.

De onderstaande video is op dit moment het onderwerp van een wereldwijde discussie over de vraag of de video echt is of niet. Zoals gewoonlijk zijn de meningen weer erg verdeeld.

De ene helft denkt dat er met de beelden is geknoeid en de andere is ervan overtuigd dat het echt is.

Van die laatste groep denkt een deel weer dat de auto als het ware wordt opgezogen door een UFO en een ander deel denkt dat we hier te maken hebben met een voertuig dat in een andere dimensie verdwijnt.

Ervan uitgaande dat de beelden echt zijn dan is dat laatste een aannemelijke theorie. We zien de laatste tijd diverse voorbeelden van hoe dimensies steeds dichter bijelkaar komen.

Het zou natuurlijk ook nog een geval van teleportatie kunnen zijn, maar omdat de auto tot op heden niet op een andere plaats is opgedoken lijkt dit niet waarschijnlijk.

Zo zal iedereen een eigen mening hebben. Wat deze beelden in ieder geval doen is een discussie losmaken over andere mogelijkheden dan wat we normaal gesproken gewend zijn in onze 3D wereld.

Ook daarmee is het mysterie natuurlijk niet opgelost.

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1947 "Smoking Gun" Evidence?

http://www.wtop.com/?nid=41&sid=3741410&pid=0&page=1

UFO experts say 'we are not alone'

Journalist Leslie Kean showed photos taken by a government mapping plane in Costa Rica in 1971. (WTOP/Michelle Basch)

WASHINGTON -- UFOs were the topic of a panel discussion Wednesday night at American University, and one of the speakers used the occasion to reveal evidence he called a "smoking gun."

"We have come into possession of a couple of Kodachrome color slides of an alien being lying in a glass case," author and researcher Thomas Carey told the near-capacity crowd in Abramson Recital Hall. 

He's been researching the 1947 Roswell incident since 1991. 

"What's interesting is, the film is dated 1947.  We took it to the official historian of Kodak up in Rochester, New York, and he did his due diligence on it, and he said yes, this filmstrip, the slides are from 1947. It's 1947 stock. And from the emulsions on the image, it's not something that's been Photoshopped like today. It's original 1947 images, and it shows an alien who's been partially dissected lying in a case."

Carey says the being looked like what he thought an alien from the famous Roswell incident would look like. 

"3 and a half to 4 feet tall, the head is almost insect-like. The head has been severed, and there's been a partial autopsy; the innards have been removed, and we believe the cadaver has been embalmed, at least at the time this picture was taken. The owners of the slide -- it's an amazing story. The woman was a high-powered Midland, Texas, lawyer with a pilot's license.  We think she was involved in intelligence in World War II, and her husband was a field geologist for an oil company."

Carey says he plans to reveal the images early next year. 

Another panelist, Dr. Richard Haines, is a retired NASA scientist and co-founder of NARCAP (National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena), which provides pilots with an anonymous way to report sightings they can't explain.  

"We're pretty ignorant yet about what we're dealing with. And that's the birth of a science. That's how most sciences begin," he said. 

Haines says NARCAP has collected hundreds and hundreds of UFO cases. 

"Our government is not taking the subject seriously. My role, or mission, if you will, is to bring this to the attention of our aviation world, at the union level, at the airline level and at the government level. I'm finding hardly any difficulty doing that in foreign countries.  I'm having a great deal of difficulty in America, and I don't know why."

Leslie Kean is an investigative journalist, co-founder of the Coalition for Freedom of Information and author of the New York Times bestseller "UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go On the Record."  

She wrote her first story about UFOs in 2000. 

"My whole life was changed at that point. I was so compelled and so interested and so curious about this UFO phenomenon, because the more I studied it, the more I realized that you couldn't write it off. … It's not like you learn ways of explaining it. You learn more and more about the mystery of it, and the incredible documentation that's out there," she said. 

During her presentation, she detailed several interesting UFO cases, and showed some photographs, including one of a shiny, circular object.

"This is an incredible photograph that was taken over Costa Rica in 1971 by a government plane, a mapping plane, that had a camera strapped underneath the aircraft.  And every 17 seconds it took a photograph of the ground. The dark area is a lake, and ... the lighter area is the land, and over that lake there's a disc-shaped object."

Kean says Chile and France have full-time government staffers who do nothing but seriously investigate UFO cases, and she thinks the same is needed in the U.S.

"I'm trying to make the point that our scientists need to get more involved. In order for that to happen, we need a government agency here that will open the doors to allowing our scientists to engage with this topic."  

The most riveting presentation of the night came from retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Charles Halt, one of the witnesses of a famous series of UFO sightings in England in 1980 known as the Rendlesham Forest incident.  

Halt says he went into the forest to check out a report that a UFO had landed there. He saw three indentations in the ground that were spaced evenly, and a Geiger counter showed abnormally high levels of radiation in the area.

During this investigation, Halt says, he and several other military members saw a flying, oval-shaped object that glowed bright orange and red, and seemed to be dripping like molten metal. 

"We're standing there in awe. I said, 'There's got to be an explanation. Ball lightning, or who knows what.'  It starts to move. It moves towards us.  It comes into the forest.  It's moving through the trees horizontally, bobbing up and down as necessary to miss the trees.  I'm thinking, ‘Oh boy. I wish I hadn't come out here. This is really getting beyond me.'" 

He says they watched it for a few minutes, until something happened. 

"Suddenly and silently, it explodes into five white objects like fireworks, and it's gone." 

Halt closed out his presentation this way:

"If I could leave you with one thing, I'd say keep an open mind, and we are not alone. I can assure you."

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   By Dirk Vander Ploeg

IN THIS WEEKS NEWSLETTER, Michael Horn reports on two UFO skeptics who were abducted by aliens. Then, Sean Casteel writes about Enochian Magick and angels. Next, Brad Steiger reviews the move The Ouija Board! Scary? Edward Crabtree reviews Bret Lueder’s A UFO Hunter’s Guide. Latin American correspondent Scott Corrales reports that the Monte Grande conspiracy continues 3-years after mysterious explosion. Reader F Carlton McLean Jr has photos of UFOs docking with the ISS. Pat Regan believes the UK society is being undermined by radicals. Deanna Jaxine Stinson contributes articles about Imps, goddesses and legends of entities and the outlines the history of angels. Next, Louis Hart has a message for you and you alone. Ron Murdock believes it is time to make changes and finally, Theresa J Morris tells us about a true ALIEN ET UFO story. Enjoy Dirk

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NOTED SKEPTIC, PROFESSOR BELIEVED ABDUCTED BY ALIENS  by Michael Horn.

James McGaha (pronounced McGayHay), an astronomer from the Grasslands Observatory in Southeastern Arizona, was recently quoted as saying, "You know the whole UFO phenomenon is nothing but myth, magic and superstition, wrapped up in this idea that somehow aliens are coming here either to save us or destroy us." While not entirely incorrect, McGaha also stated that evidence in one UFO-related case was actually due to spider webs, which in fact can be the cause of such sightings, according to information from Billy Meier. More...

ENOCHIAN MAGICK AND CONVERSING WITH ANGELS by Sean Casteel. 

The following are some excerpts from Sean Casteel’s contribution to the new Global Communications book “Angel Spells – The Enochian Occult Workbook of Charms, Seals, Talismans and Ciphers.” The other contributors are Tim Beckley, William Oribello and Maria D’Andrea. The book also includes, as a bonus section, the complete text of Bishop Allen Greenfield’s “Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts.”  More.. Also read: ENOCHIAN MAGICK AND CONVERSING WITH ANGELS - Part II.

THE OUIJA BOARD: PORTAL TO THE DARK DIMENSION OF SPIRIT PARASITES  by Brad Steiger.

On October 24, the motion picture Ouija was released and swept away the box office competition. The horror film, which portrays the frightening misadventures of teenagers exploring the unknown with a Ouija board, is still Number One. More... Also read: THE OUIJA BOARD: PORTAL TO THE DARK DIMENSION OF SPIRIT PARASITES - Part II.

BRET LUEDER'S A UFO HUNTER'S GUIDE: A BOOK REVIEW by Edward Crabtree.

Doing UFOs once seemed a breeze. A Mrs L R Wentworth in Suffolk would be tending to her roses. She would look and see a floating disk -`like a big upside down cake`. This might then zoom away at `supersonic` speed in a `northeasterly direction`. Writing up the account, a gentleman in sensible rain wear and a background in drainage inspection called Nigel, would speculate: `The only explanation I can find for this is that it was an emissary from another star system`.  More.

THE MONTE GRANDE CONSPIRACY CONTINUES  by Scott Corrales.

Three years removed from the terrible explosion that caused one death and the total destruction of two dwellings, there are still too many issues regarding the causes behind the mysterious explosion whose magnitude overwhelmed all mathematical calculations. Official inquiries ascribed it to a gas leak in a domestic oven. However, many consider that the whole truth has not been told about what happened on 26 September 2011 in the 9 de Abril district of Monte Grande (Esteban Echeverría prospect). More...

INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION HAS ALIEN CRAFT ATTACHED TO IT  by F Carlton McLean Jr.

After a yellowish looking elongated object (UFO) had attached itself onto the International Space Station (and was not fully explained)! Bill Clinton came out to announce that he thought that we humans would be seeing aliens not too far off in the future. Bill Clinton placed himself onto the UFO hero list by making this statement. More...

MIKE WOOLEY DISCUSSES BIGFOOT: AGGRESSIVE AND DANGEROUS by Chris Holly. 

I have been watching as the Bigfoot mystery continues to spread across the world with more sightings, more TV shows, and more people searching to find this elusive large hairy creature. I became friends with Mike Wooley when I interviewed him concerning a terrifying Bigfoot experience he had while deer hunting a few years ago. Mike survived a face to face encounter with two large angry Bigfoot creatures. Mike was lucky to live through that day. I wrote his story about that frightening incident and will include it with this article. More..

STREET NATIONALISM 2: 'FOLLOW US OR BE DAMNED'! OR HOW THEY ARE PULLING YOUR STRINGS  by Pat Regan.

At times society drifts back into a dangerous frame of mind that equates with... who can shout the loudest gets the most attention and support. Radicals hunting more power rely primarily on general public ignorance and fear. They are frequently rewarded well with excellent dividends for such established dependence on social unawareness.  More...

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IMPS, GODDESSES AND LEGENDS OF ENTITIES FROM THE SPIRITUAL REALMS OF EARTH  by Deanna Jaxine Stinson.

Everything about our world is magical because it still retains some form of mystery. The stories that we ate the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge in the Christian bible may have opened our eyes but it didn't reveal everything. There is a mystical realm attached to ours. It is the realm you played in as a child; where you saw trolls, fairies and ghosts. I have kept my psychic abilities by meditating, writing down my dreams and researching endlessly this realm of magic. I have studied many different religions and spiritual practice like yoga and ceremonies of light from all religions I am drawn to this world. More.... Also read: THE HISTORY OF ANGELS THROUGHOUT THE AGES.

YOU AND YOU ALONE  by Louis Hart.

There is a lot of moaning and groaning about the state of the world, the ineptness of the government, the crappy attitude of their employees, the unjust tax rates, police brutality, and maybe even the unreasonable price of candy bars. And on and on and on. Oh, and let’s not leave out global warming. That’s a big one and will be until the global freeze hits and catches the experts with their collective pants down. More...

WE NEED TO MAKE SOME CHANGES  by Ron Murdock.

The Lottery, written by Shirley Jackson, was a short story that involved a yearly ritual stoning that was to guarantee a good crop would be harvested later that summer. Like such a lottery really would make a difference one way or another. The main point of The Lottery is how people can be swayed so easily to be part of the herd mentality. Participants in this story did so willingly though it could be termed morally offensive and repugnant. People join in events, like the above lottery, as it could be termed essential to public order and/or as a form of community bonding. The event could be prolonged to increase the drama and group satisfaction.  More...

A TRUE ALIEN ET UFO STORY by Theresa J Morris.

As you probably already know I have a long story to tell of life on earth before and after meeting TOM my husband. Tom and I have spoken with Robert Morningstar on radio for archiving purposes.The story of him and I meeting is no accident. The question is however was it predestined by Alien ET UFO BEINGS or our GOVERNMENT for DISCLOSURE. More..

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UFO mania: Zhitkur Underground Base, Russia’s Area 51

Kapustin Yar was the former Soviet Union’s most sensitive air base, even exceeding America’s Area 51 for the levels of secrecy that shrouded it. UFO Filesclaimed that it was to present never-before-seen footage of the base, reconnaissance photos and even a virtual tour of its hidden depths.

In 1948, less than a year after the famed Roswell Incident, the base’s radar operators picked up an unidentified object. At the same time, a fighter pilot flying close to the base had a visual sighting of a silver, cigar-shaped object. Reporting that he was being blinded by rays from the UFO, the pilot was ordered to engage with it and, after a three minute dogfight, a missile successfully brought down the object. It seems that the UFO fired some sort of energy weapon at the MiG and both craft crashed to the ground.

William J Birnes, publisher of the American UFO Magazine, believed that the alien craft fired a particle beam weapon at the Soviet fighter, but a lucky shot with the missile disrupted the UFO’s anti-gravity field, causing it to fall from the sky. Soviet recovery teams quickly gathered up all the wreckage and transported it to the underground facility at Kapustin Yar, which was ironically named Zhitkur, after the former town not far from the base.

On 15th August, 1663, a great fiery disc came down from the sky and began shooting beams of light into the Robozero Lake near Belozersk, about 250 miles east of St. Petersburg.

Most researchers outside of Russia, including Stanton Friedman, were convinced that this was a natural event and nothing to do with aliens or UFOs, but Russian ufologists, such as Nikolai Subbotin of the Russian UFO Research Station, were not so sure. Subbotin explained how the object apparently changed course twice before exploding, something a natural object such as a meteorite or comet cannot do. Then there were unexplained radiation levels in the region and the fact that plant life appears to have been altered because of this radiation.

Getting back on track, we were told that research is still ongoing at Kapustin Yar, with UFO wreckage being brought to Zhitkur quite regularly and as recently as 1997, when a craft was said to have come down in Poland.

Top 10 Unsolved Mysteries of the World

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World’s top ten greatest unsolved mysteries 2014. The biggest unexplained phenomena & mysteries ever! 

Watch the top 10 unsolved & shocking mysteries throughout the history time. 

#10 The Impossible Row Boat in the Middle of Bouvet Island

A row boat lies frozen in the middle of a huge island 1,000 miles from any other land mass. It would have been impossible to row to the island.

#9 The Unexplained Pteranodon Photo

An old picture depicts civil war soldiers standing over the corpse of a massive bird – a bird that resembles that of a Ptereanodon…a creature that went extinct during the time of the dinosaurs.

#8 The Mystery of the Baigong Pipes 

Mysterious metal pipes that look to be manufactured are discovered in an ancient rock cave in the Qinghai province of China.

#7 Unrecovered Nazi Treasure

Did the Nazi’s hide tons of gold & countless ancient artifacts around the world in places that still haven’t been uncovered today?

#6 The strange Glozel Tablets

Thousands of mysterious ancient artifacts are discovered in a French farmer’s field. Many are inscribed with a mysterious language. Many artifacts are dated to 8000 B.C. — before any meaningful civilization could have existed.

#5 Rudolph Fentz — the man who traveled through time.

A startled man whom suddenly appears in New York is killed by a car – his belongings strongly suggest he may have been from the past.

#4 The Black Knight

An alleged 13,000 year old satellite mysteriously orbits the Earth.

#3 The Alien King – Akhenaten

An ancient egyptian Pharaoah has remarkable intellectual capacity and physical features that suggest he could be an alien hybrid – interestingly a large portion of the world can trace their ancestry to him.

#2 The Mysterious Man from Taured

A man lands in Tokyo airport with a passport from the country of Taured – but Taured doesn’t exist.

#1 The Copper Scroll Treasure Map

A copper scroll specifically outlines the location of over sixty different lost treasures around the world.

Discover more about each of these mysteries. Click on the link to each of them in the description below Subscribe for weekly updated mysteries.

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Man took photos of the UFO that abducted him

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The young man from  Puerto Rico was telling the truth!

Source: Youtube

NASA confirms ‘fireball’ lights up Texas sky

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Scientists at NASA have confirmed that a ball of light seen streaking across the Texas skies Saturday was a meteor and one so bright they call it a “fireball.”Hundreds reported seeing the bright green ball of light crossing the night sky above San Antonio, the event was even captured on video by a Hewitt policedashboard camera.The meteor is clearly visible in that and in another video posted by a YouTube user after the sighting just before 9 p.m. Saturday.“This was definitely what we call a fireball, which by definition is a meteor brighter than the planet Venus,” Dr. Bill Cooke, head of NASA’s meteoroid environment office, told a news conference Sunday.“This event was so bright that it was picked up on a NASA meteor camera in the mountains of New Mexico over 500 miles away, which makes it extremely unusual,” he said, according to CNN reports of the news conference. “This was a very bright event.”The meteor appears for several seconds, one enormous ball of light followed by the streak of a tail.It prompted hundreds of calls to local authorities including the National Weather Service.“All of them received reports of seeing a meteor,” said Trevor Boucher, meteorologist with the NWS. Officials at the weather service also shared a video of the event on their social media pages.

NASA officials studying the sighting have estimated the metoer was at least 4 feet wide and weighed more than 4,000 pounds, according to CNN. It burned five times brighter than a full moon.Cooke told reporters it is possible that parts of the fireball hit the ground. Maverick County Sheriff’s Department reported that NWS had confirmed the ground shook at around 8:45 p.m. Saturday.“It could have been a sonic boom,” Boucher said. “We won’t know for sure if there was an impact on Mexico’s side.”

NASA is now investigating where the meteor came from. Cooke said it may be fallout from the North Taurid meteor shower, which is apparently going on right now. Other ideas suggest it was part of a piece from the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, CNN said.

“A city dweller in the U.S. might expect to see events this bright once or twice per year,” Cooke said in the news conference. “This one was around 8:40, so there were a lot of people outside and those events get a lot of notice, there would have been far fewer reports if it happens around 3 a.m.”

Source: http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/texas/article/NASA-confirms-fireball-lights-up-Texas-sky-5882757.php

Ultra Top Secret + UFOs And Army Affair Revealing Documentary  (Video)

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(N.Morgan) In the secret and classified world of government agencies, the military branches are the ones who know the most damning and dangerous secrets, perhaps. This latest documentary reveals some of the shocking secrets kept about UFOs and alien life forms,kept ultra classified, until now. Some researchers found that in the U.S. Army’s cache of declassified documents released via FOIA in 1994, you will find a 339 page collection of documents available on the U.S. Army website.The bulk of those documents consisted of the U.S. Army’s investigation into the origins of “flying saucer” research in Germany, originating with the research of the “Horten Brothers” – Walter and Reimar Horton who developed advanced “flying wings” for Germany during the 1940s. The interesting fact about those investigations was that the timeline has a direct link to that of the Roswell crash in July of 1947.

On July 8, 1947, the public information office of the Roswell Air Field made the now-famous announcement that they’d recovered a “flying disc”. This announcement was, just as famously, recanted. Everything that followed is shrouded in mystery, allegations of cover-up, and fabrications, lies and baseless conclusions on the part of both skeptics and believers. However, the Army CIC documents provide some interesting clues as to what was really going on inside the military immediately following the event. The reality is that the UFO sightings throughout 1947 and 1948 triggered a massive investigation into the work of German scientists during WWII on secret flying saucers.

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NASA’s Edgar Mitchell: Aliens Exist & Government Cover Up is Real, Fox News

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Who would have guessed that Fox News, the conservative station founded by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, whom of which has been under fire recently, had NASA’s Edgar Mitchell explained to Americans that Aliens exist and that there is a real Government Cover Up.

Of course towards the end the anchors started to make fun of “small green men” living on Mars and drinking water, however, Mitchell doesn’t seem at all fazed by it.

What gets me how do people make fun of an astronaut that says Aliens are real? I mean how much more proof do you need. This isn’t some armchair scientist who is looking through a hand-me-down telescope seeing weird things in the sky, this guy has a Master of Science degree in aeronautical engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School and a Doctor of Science degree in aeronautics and astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

How many people in America even know what aeronautical engineering even is? How can we not take all of these astronauts seriously?

Buzz Aldrin and Gordon Cooper, have both said that they have seen UFOs but that Buzz wouldn’t comment on “little green men,  however, he did say that  we are diffidently not alone in the universe.

Below is another video of Edgar Mitchell

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Three Strange UFO Sightings: Levitating Rock- Flying Saucer- Burial Ground All On Mars (Video)

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(N.Morgan) In 3 bizarre and abnormal events that took place on Mars and all 3 were captured by the NASA rover.Mars seems to be hopping with all sorts of odd activity, unexplained and hidden by NASA, with lighting trickery on the images they release. NASA Mars rover Curiosity captured a levitating object on mars. The levitating UFO was photographed on January 29, 2014 by NASA Curiosity on board Navcam also a strange Cropping of rocks shaped in a circle who or what placed them there?

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UFO mania: ESA Confirms That Comet 67P Does Transmit A Radio Signal Song. Hear it on video

Date of announcement: Nov 2014
Comet name: Comet 67P
Announcement made by ESA
Source 1: http://www.examiner.com/article/mystery-signal-from-rosetta-comet-confirmed-by-european-space-agency
Source 2: http://new.livestream.com/ESA/cometlanding

This is an exciting announcement folks. The ESA has announced this week that Comet 67P has been sending radio signals. In my opinion this is not a code. It is how a species of aliens communicate to one another without speaking. A form of telepathy put into primitive radio signals. Its the only way this species can communicate to us. This is their thoughts. They don't talk. They look like the 1 meter tall greys, but with a skin that has a tint of brown. Yeah, I have heard this sound before. Listen to the video below to hear the signal...the song as they call it. A repeated message.

Because this signal was put into radio transmissions, a very primitive technology to send messages with...the signal had to have been made for humanity. Getting a copy of the full message and then translating it should be of utter importance. Is it a message of greetings? Or is it a warning of whats to come? We the people of the world need to find out.

The Examiner.com states:
The European Space Agency (ESA) today confirmed that it was receiving a mysterious signal from Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. In a post on its live streaming website, it described the signal as a “mystery song” and uploaded a recording with the caption: “Hear our comet sing.” The confirmation follows months of rumors that the Rosetta mission was originally sent to explore a radio signal from the comet first detected 20 years ago. The November 12 landing of the Rosetta mission’s Philae probe will be live streamed to the world. The ESA’s surprise announcement hints that the significance of the landing may go well beyond the historic first of humanity landing a probe on a comet. (Read much more at source).

Source: http://www.ufosightingsdaily.com/2014/11/esa-confirms-that-comet-67p-does.html

Area 51 Is The Yin To Roswell’s Yang

Desert Companion - Out there

Story by George Knapp

Twenty-five years ago this month, the author opened the door on Area 51. The story could hardly have been stranger had he found the aliens

A buzz was building inside the Kulturhuset, a community center built on Islands Brygge, the historic property on the waterfront of Copenhagen’s harbor. Inside the hall, an audience of more than 120 Danes, Norwegians, Germans and Brits were waiting to hear about a mystery that first surfaced on Las Vegas television 25 years ago. What’s the latest about Area 51, they wanted me to tell them — and whatever happened to that flying-saucer guy Bob Lazar?

Few people know better than I do how outlandish the Lazar story sounded when his tale of a secret Nevada base housing UFOs exploded onto the scene back in November 1989. To this day, it is still a bit befuddling to me that educated professionals, artists, musicians and retirees from all around Europe would gather to hear the latest scuttlebutt about the flying saucers supposedly housed in a secretive facility in the Nevada desert.

The Exopolitics Denmark conference, a two-day gathering in October, wasn’t the first to focus on the subject, and it won’t be the last. Area 51 is known around the world. Every day I receive letters, emails or phone calls from curious people in Ecuador, Iceland, Hong Kong, Russia or other far-flung places asking about Area 51 or the bookish whistleblower who put it on the map.

And that’s exactly what Lazar did. Today, Area 51 is an oxymoron of the highest order — the world’s best-known secret base. It has been mentioned in such blockbusters as The Da Vinci Code, National Treasure, an Indiana Jones sequel and Independence Day, in which Earthlings used the base to fight off an alien invasion. It’s been featured in “X-Files” episodes, inspired dozens of books, hundreds of magazine articles, songs, cartoons, poems and business enterprises.

Earlier this year, former President Clinton talked about his interest in aliens and Area 51 on the Jimmy Kimmel show. President Obama became the first sitting president to mention the name of the base — during a ceremony honoring Shirley MacLaine.

Heck, even the Kardashians visited the outskirts of the base for their reality show.

There are several businesses named after Area 51 — a rock ’n’ roll band, a couple of bars, a video game, a fireworks company, jerky stores, inflatable love dolls, a dance troupe, art exhibits and the Las Vegas triple A-baseball team. After my first televised interview with Lazar, the most prominent business in Rachel, Nev., wisely changed its name from the Rachel Bar and Grill to the Little A’Le’Inn, selling T-shirts, posters, Groom Lake wine and Bob Lazar Christmas tree ornaments, along with “Beam Me Up, Scotty” drinks at the bar and Alien Burgers in the kitchen.

The story as told by Lazar has not only persisted but has blossomed, despite overtly hostile treatment by major media outlets and some of the best-known honchos of Ufology. Many of my journalism colleagues have worked their ink-stained panties into pretzel-thick bunches by fretting about the story. Nonetheless, since the saucer stuff burst into the public consciousness, every major media organization, program and paper in the world has, sometimes reluctantly, beaten a path to Area 51’s once-obscure door. The attention has irritated some of my fellow reporters to the breaking point.

The nonexistent military base

"Sometimes I really do regret it.” On the media screen inside the Denmark hall, attendees are intently watching an edited clip of an interview with Lazar. “I almost feel like apologizing to them, saying, ‘I’m sorry. Can I have my job back?’”

It’s far too late for that — assuming he ever had a job out there in the first place. Whatever anonymity Area 51 enjoyed evaporated forever the moment Lazar spoke into a TV camera.

That first interview was broadcast in May 1989. Lazar’s face was hidden and he used a pseudonym, Dennis. He claimed he worked intermittently at a location called S-4, south of Groom Lake, the main facility of Area 51. He said nine aircraft hangars had been built into the side of a mountain, adjacent to Papoose dry lake, disguised to look like the desert floor. Inside were nine flying saucers of alien origin. “Dennis” said the program was controlled by the U.S. Navy and that he and other scientists were taking the saucers apart to figure out how they worked — “reverse engineering,” he called it.

Eight months later, on Nov. 10, KLAS-TV identified Lazar by name and showed his face as part of a series called “UFOs: The Best Evidence.” To this day, it ranks as the highest rated, most-watched local news program ever produced here. Within days, Lazar’s claims had spread to Europe and Japan. TV crews and tabloid outfits flocked to Nevada. Tour buses filled with UFO enthusiasts staked out the deserts of the Tikaboo Valley. The guards, nicknamed “camo dudes,” who patrol the perimeter of Area 51 were overwhelmed by all the attention, and ticked off, too.

Before that first broadcast, the only people familiar with the name of the base were folks who worked there or at the Nevada Test Site, or who lived in one of the remote communities of central Nevada. A few journalists had written bits and pieces about the base in the ’60s and ’70s. Aviation magazines speculated about spy planes that might be flying out of Groom Lake: the sleek SR-71 Blackbird, the gangly and magnificent U-2 and a strange craft rumored to be nearly invisible to radar. Among the handful of Nevada journalists with an interest in the base were two Las Vegas muckrakers, Bob Stoldal and Ned Day, who years later would become my bosses.

Acting on a tip from a former CIA pilot and Area 51 watcher named John Lear, Day and Stoldal broke a big story about the existence of the stealth fighter, which, they reported, had been developed and tested at Area 51. Federal lawmen hauled Day in for questioning about the source of his information. Stoldal was nabbed by military security on the outskirts of the base. In the early ’80s, when they hired me to work at KLAS-TV, they told me intriguing stories about the ominous military base known by many names — The Ranch, The Box, The Watertown Strip and, best of all, Dreamland. By then the base had vanished from maps of the Test Site. The government began to pretend it didn’t exist, even though it had been acknowledged by the military as early as 1955 and had been photographed by Russian satellites. It became readily apparent that intelligence agencies and the military were flat out lying to the public, and, as lies go, it wasn’t very convincing.

'There is no delusion'

In Copenhagen, I told the audience that it no longer matters to me whether anyone believes Lazar’s wild tale. (That’s almost true.) For years after the story broke, it was a burning priority for me to try to convince the public — and my skeptical colleagues — that the story was legitimate and true. Not anymore.

These days, I focus on explaining why we took the story seriously in the first place, why we put our credibility on the line and how the tale subsequently took on a life that no one could have imagined. Like it or not, the Lazar meme is alive and well.

“Look, I’m not out there giving UFO lectures or producing tapes. I’m not in the UFO business,” Lazar told me in an interview recorded this year at my home. “I’m trying to run a scientific business, and if I’m The UFO Guy it makes it really difficult for me. It is to my benefit that people don’t believe the story. So when somebody says that they don’t believe my story, I say, ‘Great. Pass it around. I don’t want you to believe it because it makes life difficult for me.’”

These days, he owns a scientific supply company in Michigan. He doesn’t grant interviews and has done his best to put the whole episode behind him. He makes an occasional exception for me, mostly because of the strange road we have traveled together and the wars that have been fought in the odd little universe of Ufology.

“Look, I know what happened is true,” Lazar says. “There is no doubt. Period. There is no delusion.”

“Bob wouldn’t go to the trouble to make up a story to lie to people and then perpetuate that lie,” adds his close friend Gene Huff, a Las Vegas real-estate appraiser. “I mean, he lives in his own world and doesn’t care what people think. Bob has no idea who won the Super Bowl last year, or the World Series. He’s busy doing scientific stuff in Bob Lazar World and would not waste his time perpetuating a lie about UFOs.”

When KLAS decided to pursue Lazar’s claims, we spent eight months looking into his background and the larger story about UFOs at Area 51. On the surface, Lazar seemed an unlikely person to bring into such a sensitive program, assuming such a program exists. He likes machine guns and hookers, builds jet-powered cars, operated an outlaw fireworks spectacular and flies a skull-and-crossbones flag over his house. Hardly the profile of a stuffy government scientist. What’s more, the claims he made about places he worked and the school he attended could not be verified.

But instead of scaring us away from the story, the lack of records is what hooked us. Lazar said that prior to S-4, he had worked as a physicist on classified projects at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico. The lab told me it had no record whatsoever of Lazar. After I found a lab phone book listing his name, and a front-page Los Alamos newspaper article that named him as a lab physicist, Los Alamos still denied having any records. A headhunting company confirmed to me that it had hired Lazar to work at the lab and would send me copies of his records — but then clammed up, refusing to return phone calls or respond to letters, later denying it ever told me that it had the records.

I interviewed four people who had personal knowledge of Lazar working at Los Alamos on classified projects, and I even took a tour of the lab with Lazar as my guide. Something was clearly wrong with this picture. Later, after Lazar got into legal hot water, I asked Nevada Rep. Jim Bilbray for help tracking down Lazar’s employment records. The congressman’s office said it was stonewalled by several agencies and had never seen anything like it.

The second thing that hooked us was Lazar’s knowledge of how things worked at Groom Lake. He says he spent very little time at Groom itself, but he knew, for instance, that a company called EG&G handled hiring. (Lazar claimed he had been sent to EG&G on a recommendation from physicist Edward Teller, whom he had met at Los Alamos.) Lazar knew that employees were flown to the base in unmarked planes or driven to Groom on buses with blacked-out windows — all true. He told us he had been interviewed by a guy who might have worked for the FBI as part of a background check for his security clearance. The agent’s name was Mike Thigpen. As it turned out, Thigpen was a real person, but he worked for something called the Office of Federal Investigation, which conducts background checks on people hired to work at the former Test Site. That part of Lazar’s story turned out to be true.

We also confirmed the existence of a location called S-4 on the Nellis range. There had been no references anywhere to such a place, but the public affairs office at Nellis confirmed to me that S-4 was a location at which the Air Force “tested certain equipment.” (If you ask them today, they will tell you they are “unable to find any such designation on any maps” of the range.) How did Lazar know it existed?

The most important information Lazar had was the location and time of test flights of the saucerlike craft. Three weeks in a row, he escorted a group of people out to the desert east of the Papoose range, and they witnessed a glowing saucer-shaped object rise above the mountains and perform dramatic maneuvers. One of the sightings was captured on videotape. I interviewed each of the people who went along, and they told me the same story. Again, how did Lazar know? There had been no reports of aerial activity at Papoose. To this day, the official story is that the government has never had a facility at that location (even though satellite maps show a road leading from Groom Lake to the spot where Lazar says the hangars were located). As an aside, earlier this year, a UFO researcher found images on Google Earth that appear to show the outline of what could be nine hangar doors on the side of Papoose dry lake.

After an inconclusive result on one polygraph test — the examiner thought Lazar was too frightened — he easily passed a second test, administered an ex-cop named Terry Tavernetti, who quizzed him about his core claims. No attempt at deception was detected. Not long after we reported Tavernetti’s findings, his office was burglarized and the charts from Lazar’s test were stolen.

Yet another reason we gave Lazar the benefit of the doubt is that we found witnesses to back up at least parts of his story. I’ve interviewed more than two dozen people who worked at Groom Lake at various times from the 1950s through the ’80s who have told me they saw saucerlike craft being tested or stored or taken apart in the vicinity of Area 51.

Most telling of all are those witnesses who were subsequently visited and threatened by various Men In Black types. Six people who offered to tell me their stories say they were visited immediately afterward and ordered to keep their mouths shut. If it had happened only once, I wouldn’t think much about it. But these six people were solid citizens, not UFO nuts. One woman says she her life was threatened. Another man says he was warned about imprisonment if he talked. What this told me was that someone was listening to my phone calls. In the days before Edward Snowden’s revelations, before we took for granted that the government is listening to every call and reading every email, this knowledge really pissed us off. Years after the story broke, I spoke to two former spooks who admitted that their job was to follow me, Lazar, Lear and Huff to see who we met or spoke to, at our workplaces, homes or bars. If Lazar’s tale was baloney, why were we being followed?

Nonetheless, my approach to the Lazar material changed in the mid-’90s, for a couple of reasons. One is that I was concerned that I had crossed into advocacy instead of merely reporting on it. The fact is, it became personal. So many weird things happened during those first few years, things that are hard to explain if you weren’t there.

  Second, I reluctantly came to realize that I would never be able to prove Lazar’s claims, no matter how many witnesses came forward to verify parts of his story. The folks who run Area 51 are simply better at this stuff than I am, and were always able to deflect stories about what goes on there. So I changed my focus to merely explaining how the story played out and why I remained interested over the years.

Amazing and ridiculous

In the years since the stories broke, I’ve read the most amazing and ridiculous things about Area 51 and the saucer stories in local and national publications. Quite a few articles have poked fun at the story or at me. I’ve been the subject of at least three terrifically funny editorial cartoons in the Review Journal — all three now hang on my bathroom wall. The RJ media critic speculated that people were “rushing home at night to see my UFO reports” because they wanted to see the moment when I finally went “bull-goose loony on the air.” One columnist bestowed on me the title of “grand mullah in the church of cosmic proctology.”

  Some of this stuff was pretty funny, but it bothered me that so many journalists had made up their minds about the Area 51 stories without ever doing a bit of work on it or without interviewing any witnesses. They seemed to know ahead of time, perhaps through psychic visions, that the story was bunk. To my mind, that isn’t how journalism is supposed to work.

The most troubling failures by my colleagues has been their willingness to accept whatever stories are promulgated by the Air Force or CIA, as long as the end result is to poke fun at crazy UFO buffs.

In the years since the Lazar story broke, I’ve met scores of men who worked at Groom Lake on classified projects who have told me they never saw any saucers, and I believe them. But those same men have told me they would see co-workers in the chow line every day and never know what they were working on because they couldn’t talk about it. They were reportedly ordered to lie about their work to their own spouses.

The other explanation that has been swallowed by those who don’t want the story to be true is that maybe the tale told by Lazar is part of a disinformation plot, devised by the CIA or Air Force, as a way to distract attention away from something else flying around out there.

If that was the plan, it was a miserable failure.

As a result of the saucer tales, tens of thousands of people have made the trek out into the desert to watch the skies. Media crews are out there every week. Congressional investigators have asked tough questions. No one at Groom Lake ever wanted this much attention, regardless of what they are doing these days.

Critics of the story, or of Lazar, are welcome to laugh at it all they want. But the fact is, the debate is effectively over. Area 51 is now permanently carved into the public consciousness. Area 51 is now the yin to Roswell’s yang, and the UFO stories are never going to be divorced from the base itself.

The UFO crazies won the battle. Long live Area 51.

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