“The big V-shaped craft was in its silent hover position and it turned on a beam of light ... and directed it like a laser beam onto the C-5, like it was aiming the beam right towards the cargo bay area.”
- “Steve,” former USAF Airman, Southern California
March 18, 2010 Santa Maria, California - I recently received the following email from a Southern California resident who follows my work in Earthfiles and Coast to Coast AM radio.
“My gut reaction is that someone out there is watching us. This is a bigger universe that is alive and we need to wake up to that.”
- Alan Ramon, Albuquerque, NM
![On February 26, 2010, at 2:44 PM Mountain in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Alan Ramon took this photograph from his home rooftop looking east towards the Sandia Mountains. At the time, he did not see with his eyes the three, white objects in formation [ blown up in inset ] or the dark object in upper left corner. Alan took image with his Del laptop that has built in lid-camera that operates at about 1/30th of a second. Image © 2010 by Alan Ramon.](https://www.earthfiles.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/AlbuquerqueNM3UFOs022610.jpg)
“At the very beginning of the universe in the so called Big Bang, equal amounts of matter and anti-matter were created and yet, they didn't stay equal. We ended up with the world around us, consisting of matter and no anti-matter.”
- Carl Gagliardi, Ph.D., Prof. of Physics, Texas A&M University
March 7, 2010 Brookhaven National Laboratory, Long Island, New York - The March 4, 2010, online Science Express, reported that an international team of scientists have made a new particle called an “anti-hypertriton.” This is a particle that the physicists think was at the beginning of our universe's Big Bang creation. Physicists are trying to understand why the super-hot, super-dense plasma that rapidly expanded full of both matter and anti-matter particles did not self-annihilate? Why didn't those matter and anti-matter particles blow each other to bits? Something happened to tip the scale toward matter because we live in a proton and neutron universe, not a universe of anti-protons and anti-neutrons.
“[Recent DNA research) has shown that the Y chromosome haplotypes are ... a western European kind of haplotype.”
- Victor Mair, Ph.D., Prof. of Chinese Language and Literature, Univ. of Pennsylvania
February 25, 2010 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - At the beginning of the 20th century, European explorers who traveled to Central Asia looking for antiquities reported finding fair-skinned and fair-haired mummies that were well-preserved in the very dry, salty Tarim Basin of western China. The Tarim Basin covers 150,000 square miles on the northern edge of the Taklamakan Desert. That vast desert is crossed at its northern and southern edges by two branches of the ancient Silk Road trade route where travelers tried to avoid crossing the barren sand dunes. In the language spoken by the local Uighur people in Xinjiang region, Taklamakan means: “You come in and never come out.”
“640,000 years ago it's estimated that 240 cubic miles blasted out of the Yellowstone caldera ...enough material to bury the state of Texas beneath about 5 feet of debris”
- Jacob Lowenstern, Ph.D., USGS Geologist
February 25, 2010 Menlo Park, California - At 1 PM on January 17, 2010, a swarm of small earthquakes began shaking the ground around Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. Over the next three weeks until February 8, 2010, there would be nearly 2,000 quakes on the northwestern edge of the Yellowstone Caldera that was created 645,000 years ago when there was a gigantic magma explosion that blasted 240 cubic miles into the atmosphere, enough material to bury the state of Texas beneath 5 feet of ash and debris.
“The lionfish is a voracious predator and it eats a lot! ... over 50 species of other reef fish have been found in lionfish stomachs (plus) a whole octopus.”
- Lad Atkin, REEF
February 25, 2010 Key Largo, Florida - The lionfish is any of several species of beautiful, venomous marine fish of the family Scorpaenidae native to the Indo-Pacific oceans. Lionfish extend from western Australia and Malaysia east to French Polynesia, the Pitcairn Islands, southern Japan and southern Korea.
