Tag: UFO

  • THE DOME ON THE RED ROCK

    THE DOME ON THE RED ROCK

    Unless you live under a rock or on the planet Mars, you’ve heard about this rumor flying around the net: There is a dome on the red planet. Perhaps not just any dome.. but .. a dome showing off a religious institution of yesteryear among Martians. Perhaps even of today! Perhaps it’s still in use!? Maybe built with taxpayer dollars on the red planet…?

     

    There are a few points to remember when looking at any image like this, in this case from the Sol 4073 camera: We can see LOTS of things in the Martian soil and background that resemble things we know. Our brains that does. We liken certain shapes to other things we are familiar with.

    That being said..

    This sure as hell looks like a dome.

    The picture in total here:

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    The location to focus on: The top right. On that mountain. You know, right where the dome is?

     

    OF course if the Jet Propulsion Laboratory linked this on their own site, you’d certainly think less of a conspiracy they are trying to hide of life on the planet and more simply of a rock formation that we have taken and created a name for.

    But again..
    It just looks like a dome. And near it a path? Or a structure that seems to compliment the dome? Perhaps a guard shack?

    However, the tricks your eyes can do are amazing.

    After all, it’s not just a dome I see in this picture.

    Note the middle of the image, towards the left. There is a rock that looks uniquely like the online fad the Annoying Orange. To better help, a visual presentation of that:

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    While I certainly don’t think the annoying orange formation is anything more than a rock with shadows that resemble a mouth and eyes, I will say this: That dome? Yes indeed. That looks a lot like a dome.

     

     

  • The ‘routine’ Trident test: Military prowess or social media?

    The ‘routine’ Trident test: Military prowess or social media?

    There have been varied opinions from a lot of sources.. People confused by the recent missile tests—one Saturday night that lit up the sky over the West Coast and another one yesterday during daytime hours, obviously without the fanfare a night test would bring. 

    The Navy was forced into admitting that they set off a Trident missile for what they labeled a “routine” test. The routine nature of the situation is questionable. Routine? When an entire area around Los Angeles is put into a de facto no fly zone? Routine, when you launch a missile during the evening hours for eyewitnesses to see and become freaked out collectively? Routine? When you launch a missile that typically has a nuclear payload? 

    An article by Peter Holley in the Washington POST describes what I also wonder (https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/checkpoint/wp/2015/11/09/california-missile-test-social-media-nightmare-or-exactly-what-the-navy-wanted/) :

    Did the Navy think the test would go largely unnoticed by the public? Did officials underestimate social media’s ability to turn a routine event into front-page fodder?

    Or was that the plan all along, using the inevitable influence of social media to flex America’s military might for observers in Beijing and Moscow?

    The conclusion that Holley makes: It’s complicated.. 

    Some may wonder if this whole thing was something more than a test of military prowess but also a trigger of social media triggering.. How war in the social media era may work.. How an entire city seeing missile strikes could potentially go to Twitter or Facebook and describe it for the masses.. Maybe this was seeing what the implications were when closely associated with densely populated areas. After all, most of the places that see this missile fly into the night sky were cities filled with people out and about for Saturday night social hours..

    And what message is being sent? Beyond the borders of America? To China, perhaps. That nation has developed its Navy and is upgrading. We may not have done the same at the pace they have.. but perhaps we’re showing a missile of defiance in the night sky. As the sun sets on America. Perhaps our Navy timed it perfectly at that minute to showcase that the land of the Rising Sun isn’t the world’s leader yet.

     Military games across the world.

    Sure feels like World War III’s chess pieces are all lining up in the predicted location.

  • WHOOPS THEY DID IT AGAIN: ANOTHER MISSILE LAUNCHED NEAR L.A.

    WHOOPS THEY DID IT AGAIN: ANOTHER MISSILE LAUNCHED NEAR L.A.

    As if this weekend’s excitement wasn’t enough.. it happened again.

    The United States Navy said it launched another missile from a submarine off of the California coast line..

    They also said it was the FINAL missile launch planned–meaning if another blueish beam of light is seen over the skies at nightfall it’s a whole other problem..

    More from the LA TIMES:

    The second test launch of the Trident II (D5) missile from a ballistic submarine in the Pacific Ocean took place Monday afternoon, the Navy said. The blast-off took place to far less fanfare than Saturday night’s launch, which provoked residents from San Francisco to Mexico to take to social media, posting photos of an eerie-looking bluish-green plume smeared above the Pacific.

    Navy test fire

    The weather outside is getting colder.. don’t you think?

    There is no doubt after seeing THESE PHOTOS that you’ll see why the fine people of the Left Coast freaked out accordingly..

    Surprise: Photographer Abe Blair, 36, was taking pictures of the San Francisco skyline when a dazzling blue light streaked across the sky

  • Dyson Spheres but not an advanced species to see it

    Dyson Spheres but not an advanced species to see it

    Dyson Spheres but not an advanced species to see it

    This week, the buzz was clear.. there is a potential “megastructure” somewhere out there..  it is a structure, or thing in space, that blocks a lot of sunlight.. It may be a Dyson Sphere.. it may be well.. dust.. It could be something very exciting, or something exciting but just not contained within it life.  From a few days back: DISCOVERY’s website quoted: A star, named KIC 8462852, has been…

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  • Dyson Spheres but not an advanced species to see it

    Dyson Spheres but not an advanced species to see it

    1444929678284This week, the buzz was clear.. there is a potential “megastructure” somewhere out there..  it is a structure, or thing in space, that blocks a lot of sunlight.. It may be a Dyson Sphere.. it may be well.. dust.. It could be something very exciting, or something exciting but just not contained within it life.  From a few days back:

    DISCOVERY’s website quoted:

    A star, named KIC 8462852, has been found with a highly curious transit signal.In a paper submitted to the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, astronomers, including citizen scientists from the Planet Hunters crowdsourcing program, report: “Over the duration of the Kepler mission, KIC 8462852 was observed to undergo irregularly shaped, aperiodic dips in flux down to below the 20 percent level.”

    The research paper is thorough, describing the phenomenon, pointing out that this star is unique – we’ve seen nothing like it. Kepler has collected data on this star steadily for four years. It’s not instrumental error. Kepler isn’t seeing things; the signal is real.

    “We’d never seen anything like this star,” Tabetha Boyajian, a postdoctorate researcher at Yale University and lead author, told The Atlantic. “It was really weird. We thought it might be bad data or movement on the spacecraft, but everything checked out.”

    Today I saw a headline speaking about the internet buzz. It asks what do “real scientists” think of the megastructure idea.. I found that to be a somewhat dismissive headline, no? Something that alleges, in a sense, that the researchers who found this thing to begin with are not real. . . ?

    The megastructure story won’t go away.

    Last week, one person responsible for pushing it to a wider audience was Art Bell on his show MIDNIGHT IN THE DESERT. His competition, George Noory, said the megastructure idea was debunked. Noory is wrong.  It is not debunked. Without further research from Kepler we are without an answer.. speculating about what could be but not knowing what is . It’s amazing and strange, mysterious and inspiring. All at the same time.

    One man’s comments are worth listening to .. Michio Kaku has some extremely interesting words to CBS news.. Give it a whirl and see if you have the same dismissive thoughts after listening.
    [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5UHULLK1sY&feature=youtu.be]

  • How’s this for a headline from a reputable mainstream source of science information: “Has Kepler Discovered an Alien Megastructure? “

    How’s this for a headline from a reputable mainstream source of science information: “Has Kepler Discovered an Alien Megastructure? “

    How’s this for a headline from a reputable mainstream source of science information: “Has Kepler Discovered an Alien Megastructure? “

    All of this from DISCOVERY: 

    A star, named KIC 8462852, has been found with a highly curious transit signal. In a paper submitted to the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, astronomers, including citizen scientists from the Planet Hunters crowdsourcing program, report: “Over the duration of the Kepler mission, KIC 8462852 was observed to undergo irregularly shaped, aperiodic dips in flux down to below the 20 percent level.”

    The research paper is thorough, describing the phenomenon, pointing out that this star is unique – we’ve seen nothing like it. Kepler has collected data on this star steadily for four years. It’s not instrumental error. Kepler isn’t seeing things; the signal is real.

    “We’d never seen anything like this star,” Tabetha Boyajian, a postdoctorate researcher at Yale University and lead author, told The Atlantic. “It was really weird. We thought it might be bad data or movement on the spacecraft, but everything checked out.”

    ‘Alien megastructure’ sounds like a headline purely meant to stir up interest.. And I am interested.

  • How’s this for a headline from a reputable mainstream source of science information: “Has Kepler Discovered an Alien Megastructure? “

    How’s this for a headline from a reputable mainstream source of science information: “Has Kepler Discovered an Alien Megastructure? “

    How’s this for a headline from a reputable mainstream source of science information: “Has Kepler Discovered an Alien Megastructure? “

    All of this from DISCOVERY: 

    A star, named KIC 8462852, has been found with a highly curious transit signal. In a paper submitted to the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, astronomers, including citizen scientists from the Planet Hunters crowdsourcing program, report: “Over the duration of the Kepler mission, KIC 8462852 was observed to undergo irregularly shaped, aperiodic dips in flux down to below the 20 percent level.”

    The research paper is thorough, describing the phenomenon, pointing out that this star is unique – we’ve seen nothing like it. Kepler has collected data on this star steadily for four years. It’s not instrumental error. Kepler isn’t seeing things; the signal is real.

    “We’d never seen anything like this star,” Tabetha Boyajian, a postdoctorate researcher at Yale University and lead author, told The Atlantic. “It was really weird. We thought it might be bad data or movement on the spacecraft, but everything checked out.”

    ‘Alien megastructure’ sounds like a headline purely meant to stir up interest.. And I am interested.

  • Untitled post 12736

    A New Hampshire man caught this image of lights in the sky…

    The peculiar part, perhaps, is this: He said the lights were only able to be seen through the camera and not with the naked eye..

    Others have reported the very same type of light formation–only one caught with camera–in various other places..

    It’s a UFO, for sure. 
    But will it ever become an IFO eventually?

  • Blue Beam me up: A figure in the sky dances for multiple cameras to catch it

    Blue Beam me up: A figure in the sky dances for multiple cameras to catch it

    Blue Beam me up: A figure in the sky dances for multiple cameras to catch it

    This video from YouTube user Fausto Perez is making news.. though it was recorded mid-August in Los Angeles, a story in the UK MIRROR and link on the Drudge Report have solidified it in the 15-minutes of fame news cycle that so many of these types of videos garner before vanishing into the memory hole of UFO lure.. But this video is…

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