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g STARS - Scientists have found that a star that exploded in 1979 is as bright today in X-ray light as it was when it was discovered years ago, a surprise finding because such objects usually fade significantly after only a few months. See article.
g ABODES - In a feat of astronomical and terrestrial alignment, a group of scientists from MIT and Williams College recently succeeded in observing distant Pluto's tiny moon, Charon, hide a star. Such an event had been seen only once before, by a single telescope 25 years ago, and then not nearly as well. The MIT-Williams consortium spotted it with four telescopes in Chile on the night of July 10-11. See article.
g LIFE - On Earth, methane is mostly produced by life. The recent detection of methane in the Martian atmosphere therefore has given rise to much speculation about the possibility for life on the Red Planet. Part one of this four-part series about methane and Mars provides an overview of the recent findings. See article.
g INTELLIGENCE - Is a car masculine or feminine? It's not a trick question. In Spanish, car is el automobile, making it masculine. But in English, a car is a car and what's more important is its make. But, a study published in the September issue of the Journal of Consumer Research reveals that linguistic gender plays a role as a categorization tool for brand evaluation and recall in both English and Spanish. See article.
g MESSAGE - A "portrait of humanity" recently was taken by Simon Bell, a photographer from Toronto. It is half of a stereo pair, two images that when properly focused together, reveal the scene's third dimension. The photograph was envisioned as part of a message for the Cassini mission to Saturn and its moon Titan, launched in late 1997. It would have been an artifact in the tradition of the Voyager Record and the "Visions of Mars" CD ROM. Unlike the Voyager Record it was not intended to leave the solar system to be found by the crew of an advanced starship. Unlike Visions it was not for humans in the next few centuries. Its fate would have been to remain on the surface of Saturn's moon Titan, waiting for eons of time against the slim chance that life might someday appear on that strange world, or that some other space traveler might visit Titan and find it. The image, inscribed on a diamond wafer about the size of a coin, was intended to show an intelligent alien on Titan viewer a little about our bodies, about our relationships with each other, and about our planet. See article.
g COSMICUS - Delays for safety improvements have repeatedly thwarted the shuttle's comeback from the Columbia catastrophe. But aging components could eventually add their own setbacks and risks to flying as the shuttles near retirement in just five years, according to authorities on space travel. See article.
g LEARNING - The question of whether we are alone in our universe has fascinated humanity since the earliest of times. Stories of mysterious beings from the sky permeate the mythology of many cultures and make a regular appearance in fiction, while the number of UFO sightings continues to rise. Yet aside from the myths and sensationalism, the study of astrobiology - the search for life elsewhere in the universe -has become widely accepted as a valid and important area of research. Astrobiology encompasses cosmology, astrophysics, planetary science, paleontology, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, genetics and anthropology. Monica Grady, head of petrology and meteoritics in the department of mineralogy at the Natural History Museum, presents a comprehensive introduction to astrobiology online course.
g IMAGINING - A complaint lodged again and again against science fiction aliens is that they look too much like us. Is that complaint valid? Is it so unlikely that extraterrestrials would look at least similar (though not identical) to humans? If so, then what would beings, intelligent or not so intelligent, who evolved on another world look like? That's what Cliff Pickover explores in The Science of Aliens. Though the book is a few years old, it's still worth reading. Here's a review of it and an interview with the author.
g AFTERMATH - Reactions to the announcement that scientists had found evidence for primitive life in a meteorite from Mars have been intense. Some concerned the scientific evidence, some the implications of extraterrestrial life, especially if intelligent. Underlying these reactions are assumptions, or beliefs, which often have a religious grounding. The two divergent beliefs, for and against the plurality of life in the universe, are examined historically and through religious traditions, particularly the Judeo-Christian. This examination guides the formulation of the right relation between science and religion as one that respects the autonomy of each discipline, yet allows for each to be open to the discoveries of the other. Based on this relationship, perspectives from scientific exploration are developed that can help individuals to respect and cope with the new phenomena that science brings, whether these imply that we might be alone in the universe or co-creatures of God with the ancient Martians. See article.
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MUFON CMS - 8/2009 - UTAH: I venerate it was a resplendent, summer day. Low skies and friendly. It was a Saturday, and in my opinion, my partner and 13 yr old son were at once errands, and I look ahead to we ate bother previous to this also. We were stopped up at the location on Redwood Way and 9800 South at the slump light. The all of a sudden we heard a loud Arm in the car! Our windows were rolled up, and we don't look ahead to it was a car not come off at all. It sounded enjoy a shotgun went off interior of the car. I started quaking and tried to array to see if my son was OK in the put money on comprise. I was bewildered, so were they. My partner was examination himself for blood on his shirt and so was my son. I looked down at in my opinion also, but I was diffident that I would see blood. It was enjoy a quiver hit us or no matter which. I last but not least alleged "is everyone OK?" My son replied, " yea mom I'm OK". We were all OK. The light turned luxuriant and we started to go last but not least. No one just about us was arduous, by that I mean others in cars just about us. We were all motto what the heck was that? It was very atypical and peculiar. My son felt enjoy perhaps we were hit by a time warp and got put put money on or no matter which. It took me an hour to simple down from quaking and being panicky. I at rest won't vigor just about that area at all. We detain had other sightings and atypical bash happen to us. But that day at rest frightens me a lot!
MUFON CMS - 4/1981 - ALABAMA: My fiance & I had a short time ago vanished her brother's house at just about 11PM, in her father's car (mid-late 70's Olds Cutlass), on our way to stay in the night at her brother's in-laws house. The house was on a lime peak of the Tenn. Brook, in the Scottsboro, AL area.
About a few hundred yards arrived our stumble (considering no house go on hunger strike small by), the clear, calm night was broken up by a astonishing let somebody see. The car lost its constrain, the possibility light went out and my freestyle Seiko LCD watch (one of the first, which I at rest own but never use anymore) lost its constrain. At the vastly time, perhaps a split second or two after this occurred and having the car innocuously mature to a slump, an dreadfully good, ashy light appeared off to our engine capacity side (tree side, not the side of the water). I opened my driver's side window and heard no crickets as we heard time was we vanished her brother's house... it was no more particular.
The light stopped up over our car and we tried to glimpse out the windshield to try and expend a peep of the object. After being blinded by the light, my fiancee required to get out to look. I cautioned her to stay in in the car as we didn't know what it was. We sheltered our doors and sat contemporary, inconstant to see what it was. After what appeared to be emphatically a few minutes time was my fiancee's watch restarted, which seemed enjoy an infinity, the light consumed as steady as it had appeared. A few seconds after it vanished the espy (considering no swoosh or other echo that we possibly will notice), the idiot lights on the car came put money on on, the radio came put money on on and the headlights came on. I looked at my watch and, it too, had begun to work after again, as had fiancee's timepiece watch. I started the car and noticed the possibility light came put money on on and I heard crickets emerge again, as I at rest had the window on hand (so much for by the pelt). We not here our stumble to town somewhere we vanished the nights taking part in our stumble.
Perceptive, 28+ years later, we at rest talk about that night. Several so recurrently, on crave walks at night, in many areas of somewhere we live and uniform places we visit, we detain the possibility lights go out on us, but not all of them... a short time ago one or two... which may not mean what at all in this context, but it is peculiar.
We after heard from a niece who grew up in Alabama that her grandparents (whom we stayed considering on that stumble in 1981) had alike happenings all the time on that duration of stalk, at night, on their way private residence.
In draw to a close, I detain having the status of decode and heard many stories of a alike location, and detain seen undeniable UFO type of explanations. Even if, I detain no guesswork what it was that was plan that April night in 1981. I do believe in UFOs and the possibility/reality of contemporary being league other than ourselves in the Break. And, I detain heard double-talk denials of no matter which or individual in the hangers at WPAFB from (now no more) line who worked contemporary. Were these league a short time ago pulling my juvenile leg at the time? In all probability... but, what if...
Terlingua, Texas was a mercury mining town in far west Texas. Mobile in a row mine shafts were jumbo, undeniable alleged to be hundreds of feet persuasive.
Sometime in the 80's my partner, son and I were vacationing contemporary.
One the end of the day after banquet I crucial to walk to the old cemetery which was almost certainly two hundred yards from the motel room we extensive. I took a not very flashlight as it was cranium to get cloudiness. The homeless person was to a certain extent well particular, even if not dotted.
Sundown cames on tight in that harden and it was unequivocally cloudiness heaps to claim the flashlight. The simple was muzzy but I set aside separation.
In the manner of the light last but not least went out I possibly will at rest see the homeless person by be included light.
Whatever thing stopped up me. Not a environmental manifestation, but no matter which so strong that I possibly will not dig unusual step. I vanished the flashlight to steer my array just about nonstop and headed put money on to our room.
Afterward daylight, after tan, I again headed toward the cemetery...... Present-day was my flashlight in the homeless person. Answer six feet unlikely on was an original, on hand mine raft. The road contour compactly to it.
I'm 76 now and I at rest venerate that hint as admirably as if it happened last night.
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Wayne McMinn
Palacios, Texas
Position of sighting: Mars
NASA link: http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/spaceimages/details.php?id=pia15116
NASA claims to wave around captured a photo of a buff devil on the arrive of mars. Its happened in front but this time its not a red/brown buff devel as others found wave around been...its WHITE! I wave around seen this in front in assured Apollo photo (Panaramics-over 50!). This Mars UFO and the one in the Apollo 16 photos looks very gather. Tackle at the a cut above photo and compare it to in photo...persuade seem at the video I made. SCW
These are impartial a few of the repeated photos with this identical UFO.Snap to cultivate.
Since exploring NASA's image atlas for the Apollo 16 authorize, I came spanning repeated images that wave around a perfectly pasty cloud UFO on the far no more of the panoramic image. At first I was unmoved and took a faster seem at the craft noting that the shape of the UFO malformed shape certain mature. It is foreign if the cloud is a sheathe for the craft or the cloud is the craft, but one thing is for sure, it moves constant and in time the velocity of the Apollo module. This UFO was fountain resultant and monitoring the Apollo 16 module as it flew in orbit declare the moon embezzle photos. Please identify that the UFO moves from the top of the photo and matches its velocity with the Apollo module thus at about 450 photos it begins to fall miserable, most probably realizing that the Apollo craft was no nuisance. Moreover introduce were about 40-45 images that had a 100% fixed cloud in its station and any of these images are exactly assorted than the neighboring, not to excerpt that the lunar arrive in the UFO changes in any photo the Apollo 16 module took. I took all 458 inert images and put them in movie format with any fair considering per exact. The movie starts with a almost up of the UFO and thus deficient way downhill shows the UFO in the abounding NASA panoramic photos. So the similarities to the Mars UFO hard to show it is a ship. SCW
Source: NASA Archive: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/catalog/pan/revolution/?AS16R28Ca http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/catalog/pan/revolution/?AS16R39Ca http://www.lpi.usra.edu/resources/apollo/catalog/pan/revolution/?AS16R38Ca
I incentive respect in the environs of, as you express at them, that two "rounds" in July bell to be forlorn. So the facts show is that live in rounds were postponed and show up ensuing in the facts. I imagine the test firings unfriendly the unique outline, but was noted out of succession. I maintain included the tone for live in ensuing rounds. Impart was also a arouse of a "Material 'E'" in July 1947. I maintain included the document for that arouse as well. Eventually, stage was a table that showed all launches from Colorless Sands for 1947, as well as many other years. I maintain included that tone. Core, the tone for V-2 launches in July 1947.
Next, the tone to show that the forlorn rounds are accounted for in th chart at a ensuing date.
Third, is the tone for the Material "E" arouse in July 1947.
Eventually the largely totals tone that includes July 1947 that shows scarcely three launches that month, and all are accounted for.
I incentive say in the environs of that I looked at the facts at Colorless Sands, at the Slip Museum in Alamogordo, at the Residence Records, and at Hidey-hole Cheerfulness (El Paso, Texas) to see if I possibly will clutch doesn't matter what that would gossip for the garbage advance on the Brazel work. Meager amount appeared in any of the facts, stage were no sympathetic gaps in the data, and nothing that was lazy classified.
No matter which is accounted for in the chart, so this new document is by far a deception. This report provides all the jam could do with to invalidate the strategy that what poleax was a V-2.
BY MICAH HANKS
THE MODERN NOTION THAT HUMANKIND MAY HAVE BEEN INFLUENCED IN ANCIENT TIMES BY AN INTELLIGENCE FAR EXCEEDING OUR OWN IS NOT ONLY POPULAR; IT'S ALMOST "ENDEMIC "TO WESTERN CULTURE. AMONG THE FAITHFUL BELIEVERS IN "PALEO-CONTACT", AS CARL SAGAN TERMED IT, MANKIND'S EARLIEST INNOVATIONS WERE THE RESULT OF AN ALIEN INTERVENTION, EITHER BY BEINGS WHO SHOWED US TECHNIQUES THAT WOULD LEAD TO THE FORMATION OF A CIVILIZED SOCIETY, OR BY DIRECT MANIPULATION OF OUR GENETIC SUBSTRUCTURE FOR PURPOSES OF SPEEDING ALONG THE NATURAL EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS.Conversely, more skeptical thinkers feel that to place our faith in an alien intervention in ancient times only works to undermine the spirit of human ingenuity. How, if aliens were responsible for the path we took toward becoming more advanced, contemplative thinkers, would these alien "gods" have managed to evolve themselves? It begs the question as to whether, going further back in the lineage of advanced intelligences in our universe, someone (or something) might not have been capable of doing just the same to our proposed alien teachers.
The paleo-contact approach is most often invoked by those who seek to find common ground between UFO reports, abduction encounters, and the mythologies of American Indians. However, a recent book on the subject, "Encounters With Star People "(Anomalist Books, 2012) looks at the phenomenon from both an historic perspective, as well as from the standpoint that modern day encounters with what many Natives call "Star People" are still occurring today.
"Ancient astronaut theorists maintain that Star People have been visiting Earth since the beginning of time," writes Ardy Sixkiller Clarke, a Professor Emeritus at Montana State University and author "Encounters With Star People". "To support their claims, they often portray the legends of American Indian tribes as proof of human interaction with the Star People. There are also many [modern] stories of UFO encounters, crashes, and extraterrestrials by adventurers, cowboys, military men, and miners in the Northern Plains."
Indeed there are. One of the stories described by Clarke in a chapter titled "The Man Who Shot an Alien" details the story of Chauncey, an aging Native whose story didn't involve the literal shooting of an "alien," but instead a strange encounter with a "spaceman" who kindly attempted to take Blue Son, his faithful family dog. The story goes that a small "exploration" craft (some variety of small UFO) had apparently landed behind a butte near Chauncey's home, and subsequently a thin, ghostly pale man appeared who apparently conversed with him. After their visit, Chauncey and Blue Son walked the visitor back to his vessel, at which time the alien being was said to have taken interest in the fact that the dog obeyed when Chauncey commanded it to "heel." At this point, the spaceman gestured in such a way as to suggest that the creature board his vessel and join him, at which point Chauncey had laid his gun across his arm, merely as a measure of intimidation, expressing that the visitor be along his way... and without Chauncey's dog.
The more modern reports of alien interaction and UFO sightings detailed in the book are all very unique in this regard, especially since they often seem to express an ongoing interaction between natives and the Star People, to the point of almost becoming commonplace in their culture and society. A number of reports also appear in the book that cover aspects of ufology that have more conventional parallels, including UFOs hovering over weapons sites, underground bases, alien abduction, and popular myths associated with spacefaring alien beings working as "liberators" of humankind, in some capacity.
Altogether, it is very interesting to see a thorough study of American Indian tales as they relate to the stories of Star People and related phenomenon, but not entirely having to do with the conventional notions of "Native American mythology" associated with legends that may, in truth, only bear some relation to UFOs today (keeping in mind, all the while, that many modern tribes still maintain the view that present day UFO phenomenon "actually is "a manifestation or, perhaps even a "continuation" of known visitations that occurred in the ancient past). Whether the mythos surrounding UFOs necessarily plays into a more complex, modern counterpart involving actual visitation by extraterrestrials is anyone's guess; but the stories Clarke relates in her "Encounters With Star People" nonetheless inspire a lot of questions about the present day phenomenon. It is a field of study which, if anything, remains rife amidst the Native cultures in modern day America, and certainly points to some pervasive element underlying our legends and folklore that could, at very least, have some strange "physical "counterpart.
Look at the woman in green and in red. Notice the long cone shaped hat representative of a long head, why is she wearing a bald cap underneath it covering her ears? She is also very skinny and has an extra long neck. Not normal for that time period. They both only have four fingers on both hands when everyone ell's very clearly has five. These two woman bring gifts, the one in green has two strange birds in her dress while the other woman is holding her's while staring at you. OK, a bit skeptical about this one, but it get much better and much more obvious.
Look at the toe's of the man holding Jesus, obviously painted in and oddly long. There is another set of toe's showing from the man all the way on the left and his toe's are normal. Why? Now look at the archway, notice the evolution of dragon's in the red area and above that are people holding up some sort of cloth with four arms? What's going on here, dragon's, people with four arm's? And again, the old woman on the right only has four fingers on both hands when all other hands in the picture very clearly have five. Can you pick out who the alien-human hybrids are.
Now this Hans Memling has lots going on, but what I find the most interesting is in the bottom left corner. It's a baby who I'm assuming is Jesus with a little illuminated angle that looks like an alien to me. Now right behind that small building there is the head of a figure wearing a red scull cap with some sort of antenna coming out of it. What is he wearing and why is he there. There is also two illuminated yellow objects, the one in the horizon on the left is obviously the sun, so what's the other on the top in the middle with two beams hitting the back of the main tower. Also notice on the middle peak is standing a giant robot or something, on the other peaks are large figures wearing red.
Another Hans Memling. The strange part in this picture is in the upper left hand corner of the painting, you'll see a group of people looking up at a object that looks like some sort of craft with fire and smoke coming out the back. Then what's with the guy dressed in a all gray suite from head to toe, as if he's wanting to go with the craft.
In this Hans, look at the red angel on the left half way up. Look at the end of his horn, there's a little something in the sky in the shape of a UFO. Realize that these medieval artist did not make mistakes, and if they did it was painted over. Notice the details of everything even down to the finger nails, this little dark spot was meant to be there, this was no mistake. There's even a person underneath it looking up at it.
This Hans is rather interesting that fact that it depicts a flaming asteroid getting ready to smash into the earth. In the sky you will also find a cloud with a red glow and yellow lights around the border.
"Guess where I came from" Da Vinci.
Domenico Ghirlandaio painted this masterpiece. So what do you think that is, the man on the hill side notices. Looks like a UFO to me, it's pretty clear.
Carlo Crivelli's "Annunciation," depicts communication from a craft floating from the sky. The craft is made up of clouds and a ring of angels. Blow this one up and take a close look. It's said that aliens have been talking to humans through telepathy throughout time and this is a clear depiction of that.
Another Carlo Crivelli painting of the depiction of Jesus, the farmers to the right of the house are looking a a circle of angels in the shape of a UFO. Back then that would have been the only explanation.
What is he pointing at? It's very oddly shaped, illuminated and has a dark and light side. UFO.
This is a Aert De Gelder depiction of "The Baptism of Christ". A round disk shaped object with a few small lights in the middle. It's a UFO giving Jesus special powers. What ell's at the time was disk shaped with lights floating in the air?
This Sandro Bottcelli is just plain strange. Looks like a big alien get together underneath a UFO celebrating the newest alien-human hybrid. Jesus.
Tuning in the right frequency to reach the other planets? But the radio wasn't invented until 1895, almost 300 years later! Bonaventura Salimbeni saw something that he wanted the rest of the world to see and he painted it in the church of St. Peter in Montalcino (Siena, Italy). What ever it was, it was something spectacular.
Here's a painting from 1350 and depicts a human like person looking over his shoulder in a flying craft as if he's being chased by the other person in his flying craft. This painting hangs above the altar at the Visoki Decani Monestary in Kosovo, Yugoslavia.
This 17th century painting is in the Svetishoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, Georgia. OK, so explain this skeptic.
Painted in 1490. Those clouds sure do look funny. Looks like UFO's sitting by as if they just delivered the virgin Mary. Why ell's would a painter at the time paint lots of sauser shaped clouds?
This Painting by Paolo Uccello around 1460 depicts a sauser shape object parked up against a tree. Just like the photo's Billy Myers took from his land in Switzerland.
UFO in a tree.
This painting is called " The Miracle Of Snow" by Masolino Da Panicale (1383-1440) and hangs at the church of Santa Maria Maggiore, Florence, Italy. That to me does not look like snow. They are all about the same size and shape and look like UFOs. No two snow flakes are alike, and this was something they knew back then.
14th Century tapestries depicting the life of Mary. Was it normal to have flying hat's in the sky? I don't think so. Very clearly UFO's flying in the background.
This painting was found in a wooden drawer at the Earls D'Oltremond, in Belgium. It's Moses holding the ten commandments with flaming horns coming out of his head, and objects coming out of the sky. The date and artist are unknown.
These paintings are from the 15th Century. I feel they speak for themselves. I'm not sure how much more evidence you need. Skeptic's stand no ground here. UFO's have been here for a long time and this is a small slice of history.
All I know is that there are objects in these paintings that very obviously not of this world. Beings floating in the sky, strange disk shaped crafts, winged people, halo's depicting illuminated people. I understand that this is the sign for a holy person, but I think these illuminated people are the alien-human hybrid's. It would only make sense. And the angles are the aliens that have taken human form depicted with wings in order to explain the fact that they could fly. This could be spot on, who knows? The important thing is to ask yourself, could these paintings be depictions of alien contact? I think the answer is more than obvious. Attain the knowledge that will help you understand more about our past to understand more about our future. Free you mind from the ordinary thoughts the elite want you to have, these artist wanted to share something with the world that would stand through the test of time. The images are their perceptions in a time where all you had was your mind, a canvas and a paint brush. Why would they depict objects they had no knowledge of? Unless of-course they did have the knowledge. Attain your attainable mind. They did.
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The respected authority on prehistory, R.C.C. Clay, had just such an encounter while driving at Bottlebush Down, Dorset, England - an area strewn with old earthworks - during the winter of 1924.
The story, however, did not surface until 1956, when Clay shared the details with an authority on all things ghostly and spectral, James Wentworth Day, who penned such titles as "Here are Ghosts and Witches", "A Ghost Hunter's Game Book", "In Search of Ghosts" and "They Walk the Wild Places".
The location of the extraordinary event that Clay related to a captivated and enthralled Day was the A3081 road, between the Dorset villages of Cranborne and Sixpenny Handley, on farmland known locally as Bottlebush Down.
It was while Clay was driving home, after spending a day excavating in the area, and as the daylight was giving way to the magical, twilight hours, that he encountered something extraordinary. Maybe even "beyond"extraordinary.
Read on...
As we may perhaps grasp ordinary, offering is a countless room of extraneous instinctive matter out offering that is split to Bigfoot. At least we now grasp a system in dose that processes the data.
As noted ahead, the yeti check turns out to be a frosty podium copied which also panic the locale and requirement and grant a real discovery. It forever was acutely out of the usual run of things from the bigfoot and the Asian Chaotic man for that query and now we charge why.
Marginal DNA work has opened the potential of the Bigfoot been a human Chaotic man hybrid as well.
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"WAS IT A YETI? BIGFOOT? Attack DNA REVEALS MONSTERS' Just Cooperative spirit"
By Alan Boyle "http://www.nbcnews.com/science/weird-science/was-it-yeti-bigfoot-hair-dna-reveals-monsters-true-identity-n144986DNA readings from dozens of locks samples partnered to sightings of Bigfoot, Sasquatch and other illustrious monsters show that the hairs came pretty from run-of-the-mill animals such as bears and cows - but the scholastic dead the project says Bigfoot hunters needn't give up imagine well yet. "
"I don't suppose this finishes the Bigfoot allegory at all," Oxford geneticist Bryan Sykes told NBC News. "What it does do is show that offering is a way for Bigfoot enthusiasts to go spinal column out clothed in the forest and get the real thing.
"Sykes' answer, published in this week's spread out of the Log of the Ceremony Academy B, value up on a yearlong labor to serve in and rationale samples unflustered by monster-hunters and fringe-science researchers specific as cryptozoologists. "
"One of his key answer was exposed last blind date, for instance Sykes reported that two locks samples approved to the the unexplained Himalayan monster specific as the Sasquatch (or "Nauseating Snowman") were a inherited sport for a 40,000-year-old natter from a frosty podium that lived in the Norwegian Detached. "
"Sykes is print a book about that case, aristocrat "The Sasquatch Surreptitious," and he's organizing an fall to the Himalayas past blind date to look for a live specimen of the peculiar podium. "That's the past technical step," he said. "We passion a live abominable snowman.'
"Through DNA to pursue the imaginary yeti"
BIGFOOT, Sasquatch AND Over and done Most regions of the world grasp their legends of scary but vague monsters - cumbersome, covered with hair beasts that investigators cast "peculiar primates." Sykes received dozens of samples of locks and tissues apparently partnered to such creatures, as well as the Sasquatch as well as the Almasty "undisciplined man" from Russia and the orang pendek from Sumatra. "
"Snooty than partly of the 30 samples that underwent DNA examine were partnered to sightings of Bigfoot (aka Sasquatch) in the Ally States, ranging from Texas and Minnesota to Arizona and Washington state. "
"Sykes and his group expert on a subsection of mitochondrial DNA pattern that's agreed down from a mother to her successor. That pattern was corresponding to separate signatures stored in the GenBank database of DNA sequences. "
"The Bigfoot samples were corresponding to black bears, cows, a porcupine, steeplechaser, raccoon, cattle, deer, canines (which may perhaps grasp been dogs, coyotes or wolves) and one cowardly human. The Russian samples chance next bears, stash, cows and a raccoon. Two of the Sasquatch samples corresponding up next that past frosty podium, and a third was partnered to a goatlike beast called a serow. The orang pendek check was traced to a Malaysian tapir. "
"21ST-CENTURY Viper Hunt"
"Even yet the project provided no evidence for the existence of a illustrious monster, Sykes said it proved that industrial methods may perhaps be brought to podium on the search for peculiar separate. Put forward grasp been last claims for the detection of Bigfoot-human hybrid DNA, but folks answer were put out to grasp been the keep an eye on of infection and grasp not been widely documented. "
"It well wasn't science," Sykes told NBC News. "A lot of Bigfoot enthusiasts put out that this was how science worked, [but] it was horrible.
Oxford geneticist Brian Sykes is thinking an fall to the Himalayas to look for what may be a the unexplained develop of podium."
"Loren Coleman, organizer of the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine, said he wasn't saddened that Sykes inferior to set up Bigfoot. In an email to NBC News, Coleman said Sykes' wealth was "the strict way to do cryptozoology science.
"Preceding are the Victorian days of stomping about jungles and forests to spring animals to endorsement they exist," Coleman said. "We can do verifications out of order tough for the DNA in locks, fecal and other demonstrative samples found in conjunction next sightings of and encounters next liable new animals. Follow-ups thus can be completed in the area to nation photographic evidence and frontwards blood samples from days animals.
"Norman MacLeod, a paleontologist at London's Genuine Over and done Museum, struck a uniform crucial in a message published by the Log of the Ceremony Alliance B - and in an email sent to NBC News. "
"Science is not leading in opposition to the identification of cryptid separate," MacLeod said. "It truly suspends suffering until unambiguous advantageous evidence is formed.
"For his amount, Sykes said he hoped Coleman and other cryptozoologists would be full of activity self-important acutely. "They grasp been, I suppose, downright errantly treated by scientists over the earlier 50 energy," he said. "
"Sykes took it as an belief that he was named Cryptozoologist of the Appointment as well as Bigfooter of the Appointment for 2013, clemency to his Sasquatch report. "The past step is the Nobel Prize," he joked. "
"In appendix to Sykes, the authors of "Traditional Psychotherapy of Attack Samples Certified to Sasquatch, Bigfoot and Marginal Uncharacteristic Primates" intensify Rhettman Mullis, Christophe Hagenmuller, Terry Melton and Michel Sartori."
SyFy - Original Air Date: 7/15/10
"Former FBI Agent" Ben Hanson leads a team of investigators (including Jael from "Destination Truth") and experts as they evaluate footage sent to them and try to determined whether its Fact or Faked. The show starts with the group gathered together looking at weird footage: shadow figures in the woods and a bedroom, an alien in someones bedroom, and figuring out which bears more investigation. In this part of the show, the group shows some good critical thinking skills, dismissing some as manipulated, others as possible puppets, and finally zeroing in on two cases: one where a car seems to drive right through a fence to escape a pursuing cop in Georgia, and another of mysterious lights over Arizona. The group splits into two teams and goes to investigate. The "ghost car" team checks with witnesses, finds the scene of the chase, and then recreates it -- at each step, ruling out paranormal happenings (such as the car moving amazingly fast). Finally, they set up some scenarios for driving "through" the fence. They do manage to jump a car over the fence, but not without damage. Then they hit on the idea of loosening some of the fence fasteners -- which the officer reported during the case. Doing that allows a speeding car to drive right through; the fence flexes and then swings back down, perfectly intact -- just in time to foil the pursuing cop. One very lucky perp.
The second segment deals with lights appearing at dusk over an Arizona mountain range. While these lights look to me like the Phoenix Lights, which "UFOs Over Phoenix" conclusively proved to be military flares, the crew dismisses the flare theory. They play some flare footage which does not look comparable (though its the wrong angle and distance), and the witness says the Air Force said they werent dropping flares on the night in question. Sadly, the team does not seem to call the military to double check that (and we know that the military sometimes makes mistakes in such cases, or denies "secret" flights). They then try to recreate the lights using lasers reflected off of glass and lights attached to balloons. Their results, while interesting, do not match the video. They then set up night cameras and poke around in the dark for a while (seemingly required for any investigation show - though conducting ground searches at night seems like a foolish idea to me). And they do catch some "strange lights" in the sky on video. Though one looks like an atmospheric phenomenon to me, several others are genuinely odd. Unfortunately, the program doesnt show enough of the footage surrounding the sightings to get a proper context. Mysterious, yes, but certainly not the lights they were investigating. Calling in an aviation or space expert would seem to be in order, but they dont do it. They claim the footage supports the idea of new UFO sightings over Phoenix. (Note that UFOs are merely unidentified, not "aliens.")
To me, though, the original footage -- which the program never seems to show enough of to gain proper context -- looks like a "string" of flares being dropped, lighting up, and then going out one by one in the order they were dropped. If not the military, it could have even been fireworks dropped by a private plane as a prank. I have no evidence for this, but my scenarios (military or private) seem a far more reasonable explanation than the "hyperjump" being claimed for the mystery lights.
My fear with this show -- and other shows in the paranormal investigation genre -- is that well get results that are skewed away from science and toward retaining viewers every week. (Ive seen similar problems in "MonsterQuest, Ghost Hunters," and other programs.) Viewers "want" to believe, and they may get bored with "we found nothing unusual" week after week. Thus, I am concerned that each week on this program we may get one debunked case, and one "real" case -- and on the "real" case, the team will just stop looking/investigating/probing before they should. It would be nice if this show were the "Mythbusters" of the paranormal. Instead, its likely to be more like "Destination Truth" without the interesting personalities.
Credit: aliens-are-friends.blogspot.com
"Former FBI Agent" Ben Hanson leads a team of investigators (including Jael from "Destination Truth") and experts as they evaluate footage sent to them and try to determined whether its Fact or Faked. The show starts with the group gathered together looking at weird footage: shadow figures in the woods and a bedroom, an alien in someones bedroom, and figuring out which bears more investigation. In this part of the show, the group shows some good critical thinking skills, dismissing some as manipulated, others as possible puppets, and finally zeroing in on two cases: one where a car seems to drive right through a fence to escape a pursuing cop in Georgia, and another of mysterious lights over Arizona. The group splits into two teams and goes to investigate. The "ghost car" team checks with witnesses, finds the scene of the chase, and then recreates it -- at each step, ruling out paranormal happenings (such as the car moving amazingly fast). Finally, they set up some scenarios for driving "through" the fence. They do manage to jump a car over the fence, but not without damage. Then they hit on the idea of loosening some of the fence fasteners -- which the officer reported during the case. Doing that allows a speeding car to drive right through; the fence flexes and then swings back down, perfectly intact -- just in time to foil the pursuing cop. One very lucky perp.
The second segment deals with lights appearing at dusk over an Arizona mountain range. While these lights look to me like the Phoenix Lights, which "UFOs Over Phoenix" conclusively proved to be military flares, the crew dismisses the flare theory. They play some flare footage which does not look comparable (though its the wrong angle and distance), and the witness says the Air Force said they werent dropping flares on the night in question. Sadly, the team does not seem to call the military to double check that (and we know that the military sometimes makes mistakes in such cases, or denies "secret" flights). They then try to recreate the lights using lasers reflected off of glass and lights attached to balloons. Their results, while interesting, do not match the video. They then set up night cameras and poke around in the dark for a while (seemingly required for any investigation show - though conducting ground searches at night seems like a foolish idea to me). And they do catch some "strange lights" in the sky on video. Though one looks like an atmospheric phenomenon to me, several others are genuinely odd. Unfortunately, the program doesnt show enough of the footage surrounding the sightings to get a proper context. Mysterious, yes, but certainly not the lights they were investigating. Calling in an aviation or space expert would seem to be in order, but they dont do it. They claim the footage supports the idea of new UFO sightings over Phoenix. (Note that UFOs are merely unidentified, not "aliens.")
To me, though, the original footage -- which the program never seems to show enough of to gain proper context -- looks like a "string" of flares being dropped, lighting up, and then going out one by one in the order they were dropped. If not the military, it could have even been fireworks dropped by a private plane as a prank. I have no evidence for this, but my scenarios (military or private) seem a far more reasonable explanation than the "hyperjump" being claimed for the mystery lights.
My fear with this show -- and other shows in the paranormal investigation genre -- is that well get results that are skewed away from science and toward retaining viewers every week. (Ive seen similar problems in "MonsterQuest, Ghost Hunters," and other programs.) Viewers "want" to believe, and they may get bored with "we found nothing unusual" week after week. Thus, I am concerned that each week on this program we may get one debunked case, and one "real" case -- and on the "real" case, the team will just stop looking/investigating/probing before they should. It would be nice if this show were the "Mythbusters" of the paranormal. Instead, its likely to be more like "Destination Truth" without the interesting personalities.
Credit: aliens-are-friends.blogspot.com
