Reported and Edited by Linda Moulton Howe
“The pearl-like spheres hover over the canyon Rim, make right angle turns at high speed and then blink out.”
- Payson, Arizona, Resident
May 6, 2008 Decatur and Huntsville, Alabama - I have received the following emails from Earthfiles viewers about other “white pearl” sphere phenomena and 2008 high strangeness at Redstone Army Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.
“On the Med Flight stretcher, the best I can describe it is a giant pearl - a shiny, white sphere.”
- Codey Terry, Decatur, Alabama
May 27, 2008 - Update Email
“Subject: Re: Pearl Marks on Google Earth - I know what they are. Date: May 27, 2008 To: [email protected]
To Whom It May Concern:
I worked for the company, Aerials Express, that produced the imagery with the so called “pearl marks” from 2002-2007. The aerial photographs were taken in the winter months, and when the negatives were scanned (on a cool morning back in our office in Phoenix) small drops of condensation had formed on the glass of the scanner. These drops were so small, they went un-detected by the operator. They were on the underside of the glass, and so appear to obscure the photograph.
At one point, I remember the CEO, Bill Lands, joking about them because a program from the Discovery Channel had contacted him directly. He planned on releasing a PR piece with a picture of the scanner, and operator in an alien costume. He had a great sense of humor. Sorry to dispel the myth, just a bit of water under the scanner.”
“A powerful electrical storm rages on Saturn with lightning bolts 10,000 times more powerful than those found on Earth.”
- NASA JPL Cassini-Huygens Mission
April 30, 2008 Pasadena, California - NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory Cassini-Huygens Saturn Mission based in Pasadena reports this week that the Radio and Plasma Wave (RPWS) experiment on Cassini has monitored the longest-lived continuously active electrical storm ever observed on Saturn, a storm that resides in a band around Saturn's southern hemisphere called “Storm Alley” because it has so many electrical storms.
April 24, 2008 Kokomo, Indiana; Oswego, Illinois; and Granville, Massachusetts - At 4:37 AM Central on Friday, April 18, 2008, at an epicenter 38 miles northwest of Evansville, Indiana (38.450°N, 87.890°W), a magnitude 5.2 earthquake at 7.2 miles deep shook sleeping residents from Bellmont, Illinois, to St. Louis, Missouri, Des Moines, Iowa, Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Kansas and Georgia nearly 900 miles away. Indianapolis International Airport closed down for an hour while the control tower was evacuated. This was the first strong earthquake in the Midwest since 1968.
“Achieving the 15% (Bush) goal (to replace 15% of domestic gasoline with biofuels in 10 years) would require the entire current U. S. corn crop, which represents a whopping 40% of the world's corn supply.”
- Colin Carter, Ph.D., UC-Davis
April 18, 2008 Davis, California - In February , I received a phone call from a North Dakota farmer who I had talked to before on other farm issues. He said he and his wheat farmer colleagues were having a hard time finding durham wheat seed to plant for a crop later this year. He wondered why there was such a short seed supply. Wheat prices have risen from $4/ a bushel in 2007 to around $25/bushel this spring of 2008.
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LINDA MOULTON HOWE
Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative news reporter and Reporter and Editor of Earthfiles.com, Linda Moulton Howe, presents hard evidence about the American government's strict policy of denial in the interest of national security to cover-up interactions by extraterrestrial biological entities on this planet. Linda is the Reporter and Editor of the award-winning news website, Earthfiles.com, and reports about science, environment and Real X-Files for Coast to Coast AM radio and Dreamland Online. The format for the evening will be a 90-minute presentation including slides, video, and audio and will be followed by a Q & A period after a break.
“It's worse than last year, and last year was worse than the year before. So, it's bad. And there are a lot of good, big beekeepers that are having a lot of problems. I think we're coming in for a big train wreck.”
- Gilly Sherman, Beekeeper
April 10, 2008 Gainesville, Florida - On April 5, 2008, England's BBC News carried a report entitled, “U. S. Fears Over Honey Bee Collapse.” A California beekeeper, Gilly Sherman, was interviewed and he said sobering words: “It's worse than last year, and last year was worse than the year before. So, it's bad. And there are a lot of good, big beekeepers that are having a lot of problems. I think we're coming in for a big train wreck.”
I took that quote to Jerry Hayes, Chief, Apiary Section, Florida Department of Agriculture, and President of the Apiary Inspectors of America in Gainesville, Florida and asked for his comment.
“I don’t know what this is – but hopefully, I never have to encounter this while I’m hunting.”
- Missouri hunter and game trail camera owner
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April 7, 2008 Oregon, Illinois -
Sarcoxie, Missouri, 9:34 PM, November 5, to 1:37 AM November 6, 2007
Bob Coine: “When I first put my deer camera's six frames up on YouTube and Woods N Water TV (Outdoor Channel) for feedback that might help explain what my photos were, one of our viewers sent me a series of pictures that he had not shared with anybody because they were really odd. They were not even similar to the photos I had taken. These photos show what appears to be a roundish object with a series of odd, circular shapes around the outside. When you get to the far left or far right on the thing moving through the dozen photographs, the object seems to be turning. I really see that when I bring his Missouri photos up as a series, and flip through them fast. This object appears not only to be rotating, but going up, down and right and left, as well as reflecting light on to the ground.