Real X-Files – Page 101

May 2, 2002September 22, 2017

Aerial Triangles of High Strangeness

May 2, 2002 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - After my Earthfiles and Coast radio reports (See: Real X-Files 04/22/02 and 04/27/02 and Science 05/02/02) about a large and slow moving triangle of star-like objects above Dover, Arkansas on April 14, I received hundreds of e-mails about other people's sightings of baffling aerial triangles. Since satellites are characterized by steady forward motion and are not capable of abrupt turns or circling on themselves, I offer the following excerpts from several interviews about triangle sightings of high strangeness which cannot be explained by known human satellites.

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April 27, 2002April 8, 2018

Classified NOSS Navy Satellites Offered As Dover Triangle Explanation

"Each NOSS launch placed a cluster of one primary satellite and three smaller sub-satellites (that trail along at distances of several hundred kilometers) into low polar orbit. This satellite array can determine the location of radio and radars transmitters, using triangulation, and the identity of naval units, by analysis of the operating frequencies and transmission patterns. NOSS used the ELINT (Electronic Intelligence) technique called 'time difference of arrival,' TDOA, rather than true interferometry."

- Space Policy Agency: Military Space Programs: about White Cloud NOSS

April 27, 2002 Dover, Arkansas - Since my Earthfiles and Coast to Coast AM radio report on April 23-24, 2002, I have received several e-mails from viewers about the United States Naval Ocean Surveillance System (NOSS) satellite group as an explanation for the April 14, 2002 moving triangle of "stars" sighting described in the 04/22/02 Earthfiles. These satellites were not acknowledged by the United States government as officially existing prior to 1996, even though the first experimental ones were launched in the early 1970s. Even today, for national security reasons, Navy intelligence does not want information about NOSS known in the general public. Aiding that secrecy, the trios of satellites are not easily seen with the naked human eye.

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April 22, 2002February 3, 2018

Triangle Formation of Moving “Stars” Over Dover, Arkansas

The Piney River valley ten miles north of Dover, Arkansas and northwest of Little Rock has a long tradition of mysterious moving lights and green fog. Local residents call them the "Dover lights."

April 22, 2002 Dover, Arkansas - A week ago on Sunday night, April 14, 2002, I was in the Ozark National Forest of northwest Arkansas with eight other people. There was no moon and the clear sky was vivid with stars at 11 p.m. Central Daylight Time. We were there to look for the mysterious lights that have long been reported in the Piney River valley ten miles north of Dover.

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April 20, 2002February 3, 2018

Canadian and American Officials In 1950s Collaborated on Study of Unidentified Aerial Disks

“It can be deduced that the vehicles (unidentified disks) have the following significant characteristics. They are a hundred feet or more in diameter; they can travel at speeds of several thousand miles per hour; they can reach altitudes well above those, which would support conventional aircraft or balloons; and ample power and force seem to be available for all required manoeuvres. Taking these factors into account, it is difficult to reconcile this performanc with the capabilities of our technology, and unless the technology of some terrestrial nation is much more advanced than is generally known, we are forced to the conclusion that the vehicles are probably extraterrestrial, in spite of our prejudices to the contrary.”

- From an August 1952, classified report to Project Magnet
for Canada's Department of Transportation, by Wilbert B. Smith,
Project Magnet Director, DOT, Ottawa

April 20, 2002 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada - Unknown to Canadian and American citizens during the Eisenhower administration of the early 1950s, the Project Magnet Director of Canada's Department of Transport was working intimately with the highest offices in military, intelligence and the White House in Washington, D. C. Wilbert Brockhouse Smith was an engineer who organized Project Magnet, Canada's official investigation of the “flying saucers” and the theory that their mode of propulsion utilized the magnetic fields of the earth and solar system.

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April 17, 2002September 20, 2017

Part 2 – Unidentified Aerial Craft Over Farmington and Aztec, New Mexico, Around Spring 1949

April 17, 2002 Aztec, New Mexico - A month ago on March 16, 2002, I posted an Earthfiles report in Real X-Files about the 52nd anniversary of a huge, fly-over of unidentified silver and orange disks for hours above Farmington and Aztec, New Mexico, on March 17, 1950. The next day, March 18, 1950, the unprecedented aerial event made headlines in the Farmington Daily Times and The Denver Post.

March 18, 1950, Farmington Daily Times, Farmington, New Mexico.

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March 16, 2002September 20, 2017

Part 1 – “Huge Saucer Armada” Shocked Farmington, New Mexico 52 Years Ago

Farmington and Aztec, New Mexico 100 air miles northwest of the Los Alamos National Laboratory where the atomic bomb was secretly developed in the 1940s. Espanola, the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation, Chama, Tierra Amarilla and Dulce are all areas where many unusual bloodless, trackless animal mutilations have also been reported since the 1960s.

March 16, 2002 Farmington, New Mexico - Fifty-two years ago on St. Patrick's Day March 17, 1950, citizens in Farmington, New Mexico - then a community of 5,000 people - reported that hundreds of strange, round aerial craft flew over town, seeming to dogfight and play tag at extremely rapid speeds that included 90-degree turns. There were reportedly several waves of fly-overs, including both shiny silver discs and red-orange objects as well. The next day on March 18, 1950, the Farmington Daily Times topped its front page with a large headline that read:

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February 12, 2002September 20, 2017

JFK, MJ-12 and Outer Space

February 12, 2002 New York City, New York - This past week in Manhattan, I met with reporter and author Jim Marrs to discuss U. S. government documents he was using for a television interview about MJ-12, also known as Majestic 12 or Majority 12. That Top Secret group of scientists, military officers and businessmen was allegedly appointed by President Harry S. Truman in 1947 to monitor and research the activity of extraterrestrial biological entities on the earth while simultaneously manipulating misinformation to keep all facts and physical evidence from the media and public "in the interest of national security." Jim's first book, Crossfire © 1989, was a national bestseller and used as a basis for Oliver Stone's feature film, JFK. Other books by Jim Marrs have included Alien Agenda © 1997 and Rule By Secrecy © 2000, each advancing insights about the interaction of one or more non-human intelligences with this planet since at least the Sumerian domination of Mesopotamia (modern day Iran and Iraq).

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February 2, 2002September 20, 2017

Ghosts of United Flight 93 Reported in Shanksville, Pennsylvania

Photograph taken at the public memorial that was created soon after United Flight 93 crashed into the rural field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Mysterious translucent spheres cluster around the cross. Photograph © 2001 by Debbie Harris.

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February 2, 2002 Shanksville, Pennsylvania - After September 11, 2001, the nation heard about cell phone calls from some of the passengers on United Flight 93 to loved ones, warning that terrorists had taken over the plane. One man told his wife that he and others were going to take action against the terrorists.

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January 19, 2002September 20, 2017

Nine Unidentified Aerial Objects Tracked at 8,000 mph on 1952 Radar

The black circle includes the area 60 miles north of Dallas, Texas where Perrin AFB in 1952 was an Air Training Command base.

January 19, 2002 Tucson, Arizona - Chandler Yergin is 68 and retired in Tucson, Arizona after a professional career in electronics, satellites, missile and radar systems. That career grew out of his 1951 enlistment in the U. S. Air Force at seventeen with his parents' approval. After basic training, Airman Yergin spent nine months learning electronic fundamentals and advanced radar sets. His first assignment was to work on the construction of a Long Range Early Warning Radar installation at Perrin AFB sixty miles north of Dallas, Texas, one of America's Air Training Command (ATC) bases.

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