Spazio: ultima frontiera. Credere che si sia soli nell'universo è come credere che la Terra sia piatta. Come disse l'astrofisico Labeque al palazzo dell'UNESCO, durante il congresso mondiale del SETI di Parigi del Settembre 2008, " SOMETHING IS HERE", "Qualcosa è qui", e I TEMPI SONO MATURI per farsene una ragione. La CIA, l'FBI, la NSA, il Pentagono, e non solo, lo hanno confermato!
Newly released video from the International Space Station’s (ISS) Live Stream shows what appears to be two cigar shaped UFOs
near the ISS. The UFOs briefly appear in the video stream before there
is a signal interruption. When the live stream resumes the UFOs are
gone. The incident was uploaded to Youtube
on October 21 and has already begun generating much discussion. It is
difficult to estimate the size of the UFOs but previous sightings of
similar cigar shaped objects have been estimated to be aircraft carrier
sized, big enough to host smaller UFO craft. Leading astronomers and
astrobiologists are now telling us that the cosmos is teeming with exoplanets capable of hosting intelligent life, and we need to prepare for its discovery. This leads to the question, are extraterrestrial ships monitoring the ISS?
Two cigar shaped UFOs appear near the International Space Station
NASA
The latest video incident follows a string of UFOs being captured by the ISS live stream. On October 7, a UFO appeared near
two space walking astronauts. The object was also elliptical or cigar
shaped, and appeared to be monitoring the ISS. On January 29, 2014 the live stream showed
a yellow elliptical UFO that appeared to actually have docked with the
ISS. This raised remarkable possibility that the ISS was being visited
by unknown astronauts from a classified military program, or even
extraterrestrials.
The main objection against past UFO sightings captured on the ISS
live camera feed is that these are lensflares caused by the sun or a
strong light source nearby as it hits the camera lens. In the live video
feed of the two cigar shaped UFOs, there is no significant change in
the ambient light as the UFOs slowly appear in the video. If the UFOs
were caused by a lensflare, then their appearance would be marked by a
clear change in the ambient light. Nor do the UFO appear to be natural
phenomena occurring in the Earth’s atmosphere or surface.
If the two UFOs are not caused by a lensflare, camera malfunction or
other natural phenomena, what are they? The UFOs may be intelligently
guided cigar shaped spacecraft that have been reported by military and government whistleblowers to be very large in size.
One possible explanation is that they belong to a secret space fleet. Another
explanation is that the UFOs are extraterrestrial in origin. As far
back as the early 1950s, cigar shaped UFO have been regularly sighted
and photographed. The most famous photographs were taken by George Adamski who filmed smaller scout ships emerging from larger cigar shaped UFOs near the moon. In a related 1952 incident,
Adamski and six witnesses claimed to have sighted a large cigar shaped
UFO fly overhead. It was soon followed by a smaller “scoutcraft” that
landed near Adamski, who met the extraterrestrial pilot.
The International Space Station’s live camera feed continues to
capture strange nearby objects through its various external camera
systems. Some of these objects might be explained away as lens flares or
natural phenomena. Not so however for all other incidents that likely
include the two cigar shaped UFOs captured on October 21. If these two
UFOs are under intelligent control, they could be spacecraft from a
secret space program or from an extraterrestrial intelligence. If
extraterrestrials are indeed monitoring the ISS, they may be allowing
their spacecraft to be captured on video in a First Contact scenario.
Is it a bird, is it a plane? No, it’s a UFO, according to one Romford resident.
The witness, David, logged a strange sighting on website
uk-ufo.co.uk, claiming he saw a “slow moving silver orb” coming towards
him at 7.27pm on Friday.
In his “witness statement,” he said: “I
saw a slow moving silver orb from a distance coming towards me. I
thought maybe it was a plane but as it got closer to me, I’m pretty sure
it wasn’t, it went directly over my house so I ran from where I was in
my back garden to the front.
“Its light went out for a couple of seconds and then came on again, then completely disappeared from sight.”
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Ghost Yacht- Three friends go sailing … and vanish without trace – their
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Freaky Fires- In a village in northern Sicily, ordinary items like
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San Francisco, California - 10-11-14
- I was watching Blue Angels with 100's of people on rooftops. I used
my iPhone 6 to shoot several slow-mo videos. I never got them quite
right above me.
5 days later, I watched the videos and when I saw them in slo-mo (they were shot at 240FPS) I saw something pretty incredible.
There
must be 100's of videos like that, 10,000+ people were watching. I did
not see anything in real time and you cannot really see anything in real
time on the video either.
But since I was shooting at 240FPS,
at slow-mo, object moving across the sky, making a loop to "look" at the
flying planes, while they look almost still and taking off at 10-100x
the speed of the jet planes is clearly visible.
I have the
original video, untouched on my iPhone 6. It could be validated by
experts. You could also ask on local TV station for other people who
shot 3:27:00 - 3:28:00 PM in high speed!
Other
people must have much better video of this. There were hundreds of
people who must have shot this and just did not realize what is on their
videos.
original source: www.mufon.com video editing by www.ufocasebook.com
Captato un segnale di soccorso. Ma Mosca smentisce. Navi svedesi impegnate nella ricerca
STOCCOLMA, Svezia — Il ministero della difesa di Mosca ha negato che
un sottomarino russo sia rimasto vittima di un incidente nelle acque al
largo della Svezia.
Da due giorni la Marina svedese ha fatto uscire navi da guerra in
mare dopo che le stazioni di sorveglianza avevano rilevato attività
subacquee.
I militari hanno negato che si tratti di un’operazione di ricerca di un sottomarino, adducendo un’operazione d’intelligence.
Tuttavia la stampa svedese ha confermato che la Svezia ha ricevuto un segnale di soccorso.
Le Russia possiede diverse basi di sottomarini nel quadrante
nordeuropeo. A Kaliningrad, per esempio, enclave russa fra Polonia e
Lituania. Così come a Murmansk, nella penisola di Kola, sede della
flotta nucleare di Mosca.
Le attività militari russe nel Mare del Nord non si sono mai fermate.
Il mese scorso un giornale svedese ha riportato la notizie di due
cacciabombardieri russi SU-24 che hanno sconfinato e sono stati
intercettati dai caccia svedesi.
I giornali di questo fine settimana riportano di una trasmissione
radio in russo, captata su una frequenza di emergenza giovedì sera. Una
corvetta svedese, la Visby, dotata di tecnologie anti-sommergibile, così
come altre navi ed elicotteri starebbero passando al setaccio la zona
da cui proveniva il segnale.
Mars program Chief Engineer Robert
Shotwell describes Mars Odyssey’s unprecedented view of comet Siding
Spring as the comet sweeps by the Red Planet on Oct. 19 and how it will
maneuver to take images. Credit: NASA/JPL
RELEASE 14-282 NASA Prepares its Science Fleet for Oct. 19 Mars Comet Encounter.
NASA’s
extensive fleet of science assets, particularly those orbiting and
roving Mars, have front row seats to image and study a
once-in-a-lifetime comet flyby on Sunday, Oct. 19.
Comet C/2013
A1, also known as comet Siding Spring, will pass within about 87,000
miles (139,500 kilometers) of the Red Planet -- less than half the
distance between Earth and our moon and less than one-tenth the distance
of any known comet flyby of Earth.
Siding Spring’s nucleus will
come closest to Mars around 2:27 p.m. EDT, hurtling at about 126,000 mph
(56 kilometers per second). This proximity will provide an
unprecedented opportunity for researchers to gather data on both the
comet and its effect on the Martian atmosphere.
“This is a cosmic
science gift that could potentially keep on giving, and the agency’s
diverse science missions will be in full receive mode,” said John
Grunsfeld, astronaut and associate administrator for NASA’s Science
Mission Directorate in Washington. “This particular comet has never
before entered the inner solar system, so it will provide a fresh source
of clues to our solar system's earliest days.”
Siding Spring
came from the Oort Cloud, a spherical region of space surrounding our
sun and occupying space at a distance between 5,000 and 100,000
astronomical units. It is a giant swarm of icy objects believed to be
material left over from the formation of the solar system.
Siding
Spring will be the first comet from the Oort Cloud to be studied up
close by spacecraft, giving scientists an invaluable opportunity to
learn more about the materials, including water and carbon compounds,
that existed during the formation of the solar system 4.6 billion years
ago.
Some of the best and most revealing images and science data
will come from assets orbiting and roving the surface of Mars. In
preparation for the comet flyby, NASA maneuvered its Mars Odyssey
orbiter, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), and the newest member of the
Mars fleet, Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN), in order to
reduce the risk of impact with high-velocity dust particles coming off
the comet.
The period of greatest risk to orbiting spacecraft
will start about 90 minutes after the closest approach of the comet's
nucleus and will last about 20 minutes, when Mars will come closest to
the center of the widening trail of dust flying from the comet’s
nucleus.
"The hazard is not an impact of the comet nucleus
itself, but the trail of debris coming from it. Using constraints
provided by Earth-based observations, the modeling results indicate that
the hazard is not as great as first anticipated. Mars will be right at
the edge of the debris cloud, so it might encounter some of the
particles -- or it might not," said Rich Zurek, chief scientist for the
Mars Exploration Program at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in
Pasadena, California.
The atmosphere of Mars, though much thinner
that Earth's, will shield NASA Mars rovers Opportunity and Curiosity
from comet dust, if any reaches the planet. Both rovers are scheduled to
make observations of the comet.
NASA’s Mars orbiters will gather
information before, during and after the flyby about the size, rotation
and activity of the comet's nucleus, the variability and gas
composition of the coma around the nucleus, and the size and
distribution of dust particles in the comet's tail.
Observations
of the Martian atmosphere are designed to check for possible meteor
trails, changes in distribution of neutral and charged particles, and
effects of the comet on air temperature and clouds. MAVEN will have a
particularly good opportunity to study the comet, and how its tenuous
atmosphere, or coma, interacts with Mars' upper atmosphere.
Earth-based
and space telescopes, including NASA’s iconic Hubble Space Telescope,
also will be in position to observe the unique celestial object. The
agency’s astrophysics space observatories -- Kepler, Swift, Spitzer,
Chandra -- and the ground-based Infrared Telescope Facility on Mauna
Kea, Hawaii -- also will be tracking the event.
NASA successfully captured thermal
images of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on its descent after it launched in
September from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. The data
from these thermal images may provide critical engineering information
for future missions to the surface of Mars.
Protagonisti quattro sperimentatori che saranno gli astronauti della
simulazione, e che verranno nominati dalla Italian Mars Society entro
fine ottobre dopo una selezione che ha già in lista decine di candidati
Una passeggiata sul suolo di Marte. E’ il grande sogno
dell’esplorazione spaziale di oggi, e un grande obiettivo delle più
importanti agenzie spaziali del nostro pianeta. In attesa che vengano
realizzati i progetti, concreti, per le prime missioni con equipaggio
(la NASA prevede di iniziare attorno al 2035 senza atterraggio, ma con
circumnavigazione del pianeta) è possibile sin da oggi simulare
un’esplorazione del Pianeta Rosso. Come? In modo virtuale, ma proprio
come se ci si trovasse sulla superficie color ruggine del pianeta. Il
progetto si chiama V-ERAS, ed è stato ideato dalla Italian Mars Society,
che ha sede a Curno (Bergamo), e che rappresenta la “sezione italiana”
della Mars Society statunitense, la maggiore società al mondo che da
anni si occupa di tutti gli aspetti dell’esplorazione di Marte, dalle
missioni robotizzate a quelle, in fase di progetto, per l’invio di
astronauti.
Protagonisti saranno 4 sperimentatori che saranno gli astronauti
della simulazione, e che verranno nominati dalla Italian Mars Society
entro fine ottobre dopo una selezione che ha già in lista decine di
candidati: “Non è per tutti” - ci spiega Antonio Del Mastro, Presidente
di Italian Mars Society - “poichè selezionaremo persone che hanno
esperienza nel campo della ricerca scientifica, nel software in
particolare ma anche in altri settori scientifici e tecnologici. Le
selezioni sono appena iniziate, e sceglieremo l’equipaggio entro fine
ottobre. Ma c’è ancora tempo, e quindi, per coloro che fossero
interessati, contattateci dal nostro sito web, www.marssociety.it”
oppure al sito www.erasproject.org”.
Il progetto è stato presentato ieri a Milano presso il FAST. La
simulazione avverrà tra il 7 e il 14 dicembre in una struttura
predisposta a Madonna di Campiglio, presso l’Osservatorio Astronomico:
“Tutto sarà come su Marte” - aggiunge Franco Carbognani, che è
coordinatore scientifico del progetto - “e i quattro astronauti della
simulazione saranno dotati di una tuta e di una sorta di casco che li
proietterà nell’ambiente (marziano) che esploreranno, dove potranno
spostarsi per chilometri in zone vere e proprie del pianeta rosso, e
sarà persino possibile far cadere gli oggetti con un terzo di gravità,
esattamente come su Marte”.
“Il tutto avverrà in una settimana molto impegnativa per i quattro
che simuleranno l’esplorazione” - spiega Franco Carbognani, coordinatore
scientifico di Mars Society Italia e direttore tecnico di V-ERAS - “ma I
nostri astronauti, che occuperanno quattro postazioni, vestiti di una
tuta e dotati di un casco chiamato Oculus, effettueranno ogni tipo di
movimento che verrà riprodotto su una superficie marziana che noi
ricostruiremo in modo virtuale con le immagini reali ottenute dalle
ultime spedizioni automatiche della NASA. Gli astronauti potranno anche
interagire con dei rover che si sposteranno sulla superficie, e tutti I
dati ottenuti saranno importanti in futuro, per comprendere meglio come I
futuri astronauti delle reali missioni potranno esplorare il pianeta
rosso”.
Lo speciale casco che I quattro sperimentatori utilizzeranno è dello
stesso tipo di quelli che gli astronauti NASA utilizzano per le
simulazioni di particolari operazioni delle loro missioni; la prima
volta venne utilizzato per la prima riparazione del Telescopio Hubble da
parte dell’equipaggio della navetta Endeavour, nel 1993.
“Il grande vantaggio della simulazione V-ERAS è concentrato sulla
possibilità di effettuare sessioni di test con un equipaggio messo nelle
condizioni di interagire con l’ambiente futuro, prima che venga
costruita una vera e propria base marziana sulla Terra”.
Infatti quello di V-ERAS non è che l’inizio. Italian Mars Society,
dopo V-ERAS (dove la “V” sta per ”Virtual”) punta a ERAS (European Mars
Analog station), con l’obiettivo di realizzare in Italia una base
marziana, del tutto simile a quelle che già sono state realizzate dalla
Mars Society americana nel deserto americano dello Utah, e in una
regione vicina all’Antartico: “Ci stiamo attivando per avviare questo
progetto” - conferma Del Mastro - “intendiamo realizzarlo possibilmente
in Lombardia, dove noi abbiamo sede. Ma non abbiamo preclusioni per
altre zone. Sarà un grande vantaggio, perchè per tutte le attività di
ricerca e sperimentazione, avere una base in Italia ci eviterà un grande
risparmio in termini di distanze e naturalmente dal lato economico”.
“Il progetto” - aggiunge il Presidente della Italian Mars Society -
“prevede grossi moduli spaziali di unflatable, cioé di tipo gonfiabile,
come quelli già sperimentati da tempo soprattutto negli USA. Puntiamo a
sperimentare tutto ciò che servirà per la vera missiona a Marte, in ogni
dettaglio. Sperando che possa concretizzarsi quanto prima. Attualmente,
e per I prossimi anni, questo è il vero, grande sogno dell’uomo alla
conquista dello spazio”.
(Photo:
Springfield-Greene County Library District
)
Here's what happened this week in Ozarks history: • Oct. 20, 1915:
Due to a disagreement between St. Louis horse buyers and the French
government, 500 horses intended for the French army in World War I were
detained at the Frisco stockyards in Springfield. The disagreement was
said to concern the basis upon which the French government was paying
for the horses. The Springfield sellers received full payment, but the
St. Louis buyers received only 60 percent of payment initially and the
other 40 percent after the horses arrived on French soil. The original
contract between St. Louis buyers and the French government required the
furnishing of 10,000 horses over time. Springfield Republican
• Oct. 20, 1950: The
Greene County library, originally in the courthouse basement, moved
into a two-story, 18-room house at 1451 Benton known as the Silby house.
About 150 people attended the open house including three assistant
librarians: Dan Sawyer, Mrs. R.M. Rychman and Mrs. John Weisner, as well
as Sawyer's 18-month-old daughter Clara Marie Sawyer. Springfield Leader & Press and Springfield-Greene County Library District
• Oct. 21, 1968: An
unidentified flying object was spotted by three unrelated people
between 10:55 p.m. the previous evening and 2:36 a.m. that morning.
Three other people and three investigating deputies had seen UFOs in the
west portion of the county Saturday morning. One man claimed that a UFO
had come down out of the sky and caused his son to swerve off Greene
County ZZ south of Highway M and into a ditch. Caller Steve Collins
reported he saw an object from his home in southwest Springfield. Deputy
Bob Duvall said he was in the area of Republic when he saw an object he
said had red, blue, orange and bluish-green colored lights. According
to the weather bureau, the light effect caused by phosphorescence coming
out of the ground had been responsible for UFO sightings in the past. Springfield Leader & Press
• Oct. 22, 1921: The
contract for the construction of the Abou Ben Adhem Shrine Mosque on
the corner of St. Louis Street and Kimbrough Avenue was let to
Springfield resident John M. Olsen. Olsen was one of 10 bidders, others
coming from Kansas City, St. Louis and Little Rock, Ark. The most
expensive project ever launched in Springfield at the time, the mosque
was expected to cost $343,000 and be completed July 1, 1922. The
exterior would be of Moorish design, with towers 100 feet high. The
front, facing St. Louis Street, would be in mingled shade rug brick with
polychrome terra cotta trimmings. Springfield Leader & Press
• Oct. 23, 1917:
The Park Board in Springfield has been working diligently over the
previous months to create a zoo at Phelps Grove Park, and has received a
permit from the state to pen wild animals. So far the collection
consists of prairie dogs, ant eaters, fox squirrels, ring-necked doves
and an eagle, among other animals. Two boys from Bolivar donated an
alligator. The park has grown in the previous two years from a plot of
ground overgrown with weeds and brush to one of the most beautiful parks
in the Midwest. The Park Board is also planning to sink a deep well at
Phelps Grove so the lake would always have plenty of water. Springfield Republican
Submitted by the Local History & Genealogy Department, Springfield-Greene County Library District
The National Weather Service in
Shreveport says they picked up a debris field on radar Monday afternoon
at the same time many people around the ArkLaTex reported hearing a loud
boom.
