“It’s scary! I cannot tell how long this open water patch will remain open, but even if it closes in a few days from now, the harm will be done: the thick old sea ice will have been pushed away from the Arctic coast to an area where it will melt more easily.” – Thomas Laverne, Ph.D., Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Oslo, Norway
— “The photos appear to be legit — no photoshopping or other manipulation.” – Photoshop Expert, San Francisco, California
— “As you can imagine, I was totally stoked. This was my first STEVE sighting and it was unforgettable. It was visible with the naked eye and I could see the pulsations of green with the purple.” – Greg Ash photographed STEVE over Ely, Minnesota at latitude +47.9 N on May 5-6, 2018
“Veterinarians have come to the mutilation site and no one can tell me how or with what something like this can be done. No traces of blood and the missing parts cannot be found.” - Norberto Bieri, cattle rancher in Colonia Duran, Santa Fe Province, Argentina
“The alien in the photo had a lima bean-looking head, skinny little slits for sunken eyes, hardly any mouth, kind of a baby nose, no ears that are discernible. It was just really creepy-looking. It was obviously a reptilian-kind of creature. Looked like whitish-grey snakeskin or something like that.”
– U. S. Navy Chief Petty Officer, Chief Yeoman (Ret.)
“The bismuth/magnesium-zinc alloy is an electrogravitic rectifier. You energize it in order to cause it to rectify gravitational field energy — unidirectional force, one direction, based upon how you have the material oriented. And when the Bi/MgZn material is being energized, along with the other structure of the craft — the structure of the craft really negates gravitational energy from penetrating. In other words, it becomes weightless.”
– Whistleblower Physicist, February 2, 2017
“60 key scientists and engineers from industry, academia, and government attending the workshop, including a handful of leaders from NASA’s Mars exploration program. The invitation for the inaugural Mars meeting encourages participants to contribute to ‘active discussions regarding what will be needed to make such missions happen.’ Attendees are being asked to not publicize the workshop or their attendance.” – Ars Technica, August 6, 2018
“Clearly when it comes to engineering warp drive or wormhole solutions, seemingly insurmountable obstacles emerge, such as unattainable energy requirements or the need for exotic matter. Thus, if success is to be achieved, it must rest on some yet unforeseen breakthrough about which we can only speculate, such as a technology to cohere otherwise random vacuum fluctuations.”
– Hal Puthoff, Ph.D., Inst. for Advanced Studies-Austin,
Journal of the British Interplanetary Society, 2005Click for report.
