Testigo del presente informe: "D'ia de Acci'on de Gracias despu'es de mi (2010) de la familia y yo fuimos hasta Plymouth, New Hampshire a una granja de 'arboles de la tarde en busca de un 'arbol."Ese mismo d'ia llegamos a casa para buscar algo extra~no en una de nuestras im'agenes. He visto muchos ovnis y tengo varios fotos en el pasado, pero 'este es muy diferente de lo que estoy acostumbrado a ver."
"Puedo ver lo que casi parece estar sucediendo. Es como el medio sali'o y fue hasta 'el."Usted puede ver que hay dos objetos redondos otros en el cielo por encima de ella. Mi marido tom'o esta fotograf'ia de m'i y me dijo que nunca vio una cosa."Esto suele suceder y tengo tantas que estoy empezando a preguntarse si se trata de mi familia que son seguidos?"Tengo toda una historia y me encantar'ia que alguien me da una idea de lo que est'a pasando."cosas curiosas se han ido sucediendo a m'i desde que ten'ia 8 a~nos y ahora es no s'olo a m'i, pero uno de mis hijos est'a teniendo las mismas experiencias. Pero ning'un otro miembro de mi familia es. S'olo los dos de nosotros."
"Tambi'en puede haber capturado a un reptil en la c'amara, si alguien est'a interesado en ver esta foto. Se parece m'as a un dinosaurio para m'i."
"Gracias, y yo estoy dispuesto a enviar m'as fotos si es necesario."Autor: Tony Bfuente: sometido a www.Latest-ovni-Sightings.net
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Ten years after the U.S. Air Force closed its books on the claim that a UFO crashed in Roswell, N.M., in 1947, a top Democratic Party figure wants to reopen the investigation into the cosmic legend.
Despite denials by federal officials, many UFO buffs cherish the notion that in early summer of 1947, a flying saucer crashed in rural Roswell, scattering alien bodies and saucer debris across the terrain.
Now Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, who chaired the recent Democratic convention in Boston, says in his foreword to a new book that "the mystery surrounding this crash has never been adequately explained -- not by independent investigators, and not by the U.S. government.... There are as many theories as there are official explanations.
"Clearly, it would help everyone if the U.S. government disclosed everything it knows," says Richardson, who served as Energy secretary under President Bill Clinton. "The American people can handle the truth -- no matter how bizarre or mundane.... With full disclosure and our best scientific investigation, we should be able to find out what happened on that fateful day in July 1947."
The passage appears in a paperback titled "The Roswell Dig Diaries," published in collaboration with TV's SciFi Channel by Pocket Books, a division of Simon & Schuster. The "dig" of the title refers to an archaeological dig at the supposed crash site.
A Richardson aide, Billy Sparks, confirmed the governor's remarks. Richardson "is interested in either debunking the story or (encouraging) full disclosure" of any unreleased records on the case, Sparks said.
To the Air Force, though, there is no mystery -- and there hasn't been for a long time. In 1994, the Air Force published "Roswell Report: Case Closed, " which asserted that so-called saucer debris was, in fact, the ruins of an unusual type of military research balloon, which contained hypersensitive acoustic sensors designed to detect the rumble of any Soviet A-bomb tests. A subsequent investigation by the U.S. General Accounting Office was unable to locate any unreleased records on the case.
Hence, Richardson's foreword drew scorn from veteran UFO investigators and science popularizers.
"We're kind of disappointed in Richardson for perpetuating the mythology of that thing," said Dave Thomas, president of New Mexicans for Science and Reason, a skeptics group in Albuquerque.
The grand old man of skeptical UFO investigators, Philip J. Klass, who has written for Aviation Week & Space Technology since 1952, said: "Gov. Richardson -- whom I previously admired -- is wrong about Roswell and too trusting of TV network promoters. After more than a third of a century of research, I have found no credible evidence of extraterrestrial visitors."
Andrew Fraknoi, a noted astronomy popularizer and critic of pseudoscience who teaches at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, called Richardson's foreword unbelievable.
"This continues to confirm that election or appointment to high office does not guarantee wisdom in all areas of human thought," he said.
But in a show of extraterrestrial bipartisanship, the executive director of the New Mexico Republican Party is taking Richardson's side. Greg Graves, a native of Roswell who suspects the crashed object was "something more than a weather balloon," wants to know what really happened in the Southwestern desert two years before his birth.
Still, Graves hopes the truth isn't disillusioning. That's because the saucer legend is so good for the local economy: "Thousands of people come to Roswell every year to visit the site and go to the museum. It's an incredible boon to the Roswell economy. Just think about 'X Files' and TV shows about Roswell.
"When I go around the country and tell people I was born in Roswell," he adds, "people ask: 'Do I think something crashed there?' "
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Documentation OF Finding
At 23.12 I was walking nap Atoll Bank in Whitstable. I sharply noticed a very lofty, fastidious, tawny, dreamily bubbly object that manifestly seemed to be a UFO. The object was flying with a leg on each side of the Thames Estuary, towards Tankerton and Whitstable. From the equal of the UFO, I would say, the object seemed to be state 200 feet exclusive the water. As I watched the UFO, there seemed to be sparks of electrical strength furious from it. For that reason the object thus idle in the past it reached everyplace West Seashore is in Whitstable.It seemed as if the UFO was balanced at about a seat of 0.5 kilometre from the coast. I observed the object credible in the airspace, and looping state. For that reason after 5 account the UFO started flying over, and this time was seen flying in the handling of Tankerton, backup the contours of the coast. The UFO seemed to fly dreamily nap, over the Kentish Flats, throughout to the coast, until it idle over at 23.47. This object most specifically was a UFO the same as of the way it was flying and thus transformed handling.
UFO Finding Location - Whitstable
UFO Finding Notice - 20th Splendid 2014
Sense - 23.12 to 23.47
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According to The Register, alien aficionados have been flooding the SETI Institute with e-mails and phone calls chastizing them after allegations were made on the radio show "Coast to Coast with Art Bell" that SETI found some proof, but hasn't released it to the public.
Professional SETI watcher Steven Greer, the CEO of Space Energy Access Systems, claimed that insiders told him SETI found "high concentrations of signals from space, and that another organization stepped in to block those signals."
"They were apparently searching in a spectrum or in an area... where they hit the mother lode," Greer said. "The signals were so numerous that they began to have their systems externally jammed by some sort of human agency that did not want them to continue receiving those signals."
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