News Briefs 14-03-2012
Posted by Rick MG at 09:26, 14 Mar 2012Panoramic Moebius art to feast your eyes on, un, deux, trois, quatorze.
- DARPA director quits the Pentagon, joins Google. Is your tinfoil hat tingling?
- Don't wear a tinfoil hat when this is around. The US military's new ray beam gun blasts you with intense heat.
- Flattened eyeballs raise health concerns for astronauts & long term space missions.
- A proposed Bill defends astronauts' rights to own & sell space artifacts.
- The Bill's a little late for Edgar Mitchell and Jim Lovell.
- Man looking for a missing cat finds a buried spacecraft.
- The horned demon cat of WWII, a true story!
- Feline folklore: cats prowl the mists of mythology & history.
- A fairy sighting in the Isle of Skye, c. 1880.
- RECOMMENDED: UFO filmed over Santiago air force base tailing fighter jets.
- If you haven't read UFOs: Generals, Pilots, & Government Officials Go On The Record by Leslie Kean, please do (Amazon US, Kindle, & UK).
- Chasing the dragon: fuzzy video of a dragon-shaped cloud in China.
- Has the mystery of the Mayan crystal skulls been solved?
- A 900-year-old heart has been stolen from an Irish cathedral.
- Does a false wall conceal a forgotten Leonardo da Vinci mural?
- Previously overlooked patterns in cave art symbols suggests Stone Age people used written communication.
- 4000-year-old cave art in Panther Cave, Texas, linked to peyote ceremonies.
- RIP Jean "Moebius" Giraud, comic book artist & visionary extraordinaire.
- The Incal: classic, weird-ass French space-opera drawn by Moebius.
- Enjoy the ayahuasca trip from the movie based on Moebius's comic, Blueberry.
- Zoom in and out, from quarks to elephants to red dwarfs, with this very cool interactive scale of the universe.
- There is nothing paranormal about Near Death Experiences: NDE researcher Dr Jan Holden disagrees on the latest Skeptiko podcast.
- Divine & Supernatural Dream figures: terrific special edition of the Lucid Dream Exchange magazine.
Quote of the Day:
Scientists must stop giggling [about UFOs], and maybe we'll be able to learn more in the future. If another civilization is a thousand years, a million years, ahead of us, then new laws of physics open up. And a million years, on the scale of the universe, is nothing.
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30 September 2006
6 weeks 4 days
http://austriantimes.at/news/General_New... explains that it was a broken drill bit.
cf blog.teledyn.com
2 May 2004
2 days 12 hours
I read "hole lot of bother" in Arnie's voice. ;-)
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@levitatingcat
12 April 2007
9 hours 40 min
That is truly an amazing case. More so because of the serious and open approach the Chilean Air Force took in order to investigate, and come to the conclusion that it was a physical object that defied all standard laws of avionics.
It's not the depth of the rabbit hole that bugs me...
It's all the rabbit SH*T you stumble over on your way down!!!
Red Pill Junkie
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@red_pill_junkie
2 May 2004
2 days 12 hours
It's an amazing case. Skeptics say it's a bird, or a bug close to the lens, but it's obvious from the still images and eyewitness accounts that it can't be either of those. The perspective, distance, speed, etc, rules out birds and lens bugs. The video was taken in November 2010, and CEFAA did an exhaustive study before releasing their conclusions almost 18 months later -- it's not a bird, it's not a bug, it's not a plane, it's not a drone, it's a UFO that displays intelligent control.
I like the seriousness and open-mindedness South American countries approach UFOs, even their military and governments. Reminds me a lot of France's COMETA report. Although sometimes they can be too open, with Brazil's numerous UFO cults a prime example. I'm interested in what Scott Coralles of Inexplicata has to say on the Santiago UFO.
I'd love to see the actual video.
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@levitatingcat
13 August 2010
1 year 4 weeks
...and gets more examination and publicity.
This is the most interesting UFO story in some long time and I think it would stand up to a long article, even a book.
But all too often the most interesting cases get buried while the media rehashes some tired, watered down, ultra-speculative Von Daniken-inspired twaddle.
I'm hoping Ms. Kean pushes this case forward.