April 13, 2006 Chaparral, New Mexico - According to the Claremont Institute historians, an institute dedicated "to understand and promote the strategic defense of the United States," White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) is the largest overland missile testing range in the Western Hemisphere. WSMR is also the largest military installation in the United States. At present, the range is used by the Army, Navy, Air Force, NASA, and other government agencies, as well as universities, private industries, and foreign militaries.
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"The threat was the new disc technology with weapons that were more capable than anything on earth. It was a new technology that no one understood. The American insiders, the MJ-12 group, were not going to mention its existence to anyone."
On the Fourth of July 1947, while Mac Brazel was visiting the Roswell Sheriff to tell him about the crash of a flying saucer on his ranch near Corona, a B-17 bomber crashed in Sibley, Louisiana, within one mile of the runway. A public affairs officer at Barkesfield Field in Shreveport announced that it had crashed because "a staff sergeant had taken the plane on an unauthorized flight." Little is known about this event because the only report found concerning the crash, explosion and fire was an Associated Press wire photo in a local newspaper in New Mexico. Las Cruces Sun-News, July 6, 1945.
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"By July 5, 1947, flying discs had been reported in at least thirty-one states. ...The AEC's request came five days after the U. S. Army knew that it had succeeded in bringing down two examples of the foreign (disc) technology. "
(cont.) Military Intelligence, Flying Discs and Plane Crashes
On June 27, 1947, it was announced that "two top generals" from U. S. Army Ordnance would visit WSPG the week of June 30. Major General Everett S. Hughes, the commanding general in charge of U. S. Army Ordnance and Brig. General Henry Saylor, Chief, Research and Development Group and a member of JRDB's Upper Atmosphere Rocket Research Panel. The two Generals were visiting WSPG to "inspect the new safety devices installed on V-2s" and to witness the next launch on July 3. But there really were no new safety devices on V-2s to inspect and there would not be a V-2 launch on July 3. [ Source: El Paso Times, June 27, 1947.]
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The CO2 and sulfuric acid atmosphere of Venus is 90 times denser at the surface than Earth's and that greenhouse gas blanket retains almost all of the heat Venus receives from the sun, making the planet's surface temperature 480 ° C (896 °F). Image by ESA.Artist's illustration of Venus Express firing its rocket engine to slow down into orbit around the hot planet on April 11, 2006. Image by ESA.
April 11, 2006 Darmstadt, Germany - The European Space Agency (ESA) reported this morning that "at the end of a 153-day and 400-million km cruise into the inner Solar System beginning with its launch on 9 November 2005, ESA’s Venus Express space probe fired its main engine at 09:17 CEST for a 50-minute burn, which brought it into orbit around Venus. With this firing, the probe reduced its relative velocity toward the planet from 29,000 to about 25,000 km/h and was captured by its gravity field. This orbit insertion maneuver was a complete success.
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The largest Gulf and Caribbean coral reef die-off on record occurred between September 2005 to March 2006, after the warmest September water temperatures ever measured in a hundred years of record keeping.
April 8, 2006 Silver Spring, Maryland – Eight months ago in August 2005, before Hurricane Katrina hit land on August 29th, the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean water temperatures were the warmest on record going back to the beginning of record keeping a hundred years ago. Water west of Florida and the Keys measured 79 degrees F. to a depth of 150 meters (492 feet).Click for report.
– About 1.5 miles north of 2004 four circles in straight line
that were 20 degrees east of magnetic North.
– Larger circle 8 meters diameter and south of smaller circle.
– Smaller circle 4 meters diameter.
Black arrow points to Conondale valley region that is small dairy farming community a couple hours by car northwest of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.Conondale is the location of March 28, 2006, discovery of two circles swirled in grass and the March 28, 2004, discovery of four grass circles laid in a straight line. Conondale is about 50 minutes northwest of the Glass House Mountains where sorghum was also found downed randomly in May 2003. In both 2003 and 2004, at the time grasses were swirled down, local residents reported seeing unidentified aerial lights.
April 6, 2006 Conondale, Queensland, Australia –On March 28, 2006, the air around Conondale, Queensland on the east Australian coast, was unusually warm and still. There were no thunderstorms or wind, yet two beautifully spiraled circles in 2.5-feet-high wild grass were found only about a mile and a half north of where four beautifully spiraled circles were discovered in a line, also on March 28th, in 2004. The year before in 2003, in the same region, residents reported oddly, but randomly, downed sorghum.Click for report.
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"Col. Turner said that he had WSPG military personnel searching for two 'flying discs' which appeared to fall into air space above White Sands Proving Ground."
Military Intelligence, Flying Discs and Plane Crashes
June 16, 1947, Front Page, El Paso Times.
A U. S. Army C-47 crashed on takeoff on June 15, 1947, at Goodman Field, Fort Knox, Kentucky. Eyewitnesses in the control tower said that the transport could not gain altitude. As it lifted off the runway, "it did a low wide circle in an attempt to get back to the field." The flight had departed Bolling Field, Washington, D. C., and was reportedly destined for Ft. Riley, Kansas. Aboard were twenty-two military personnel, twenty of them members of a military intelligence group headed by Major General W. G. Wyman. Twenty of those on board were injured in the crash. S/Sgt. Curtis Green, the most seriously injured, was credited with saving the lives of both the passengers and crew after he opened the escape hatch and helped the others out shortly before the airplane exploded. [ Source: El Paso Times, June 16, 1947.]
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"God! The brightest, whitest light I've ever seen. ...How can they be doing that? Killing that cow! It's not even dead. It's alive!"
- UFO Abductee, Cimarron, NM
Cimarron, New Mexico, is east of Taos, and about 30 miles west of Clayton.
April 3, 2006 Albuquerque, New Mexico - Twenty-six years ago on May 5, 1980, a mother and her young son were driving at night on a road near Cimarron in northeastern New Mexico. Their home was in Clayton about thirty miles further where their family expected them home around 9 p.m. But it was not until 1:15 a.m., four hours late. The mother was extremely upset and her son remembered seeing large, lighted objects in the air above a pasture where a cow was apparently being killed. The family called the Aerial Phenomenon Research Organization (APRO) which put the mother in touch with Albuquerque scientist and UFO investigator, Paul Bennewitz, then owner of Thunder Scientific Corporation and now deceased.
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Mt. Ararat is a volcanic mountain that rises 16,945 feet (5,165 meters) in eastern Turkey on the borders of Iran and Armenia (former Soviet Union). Western Plateau is on far right in image above. Photograph by Chuck Aaron and Bob Garbe.
March 24, 2006 Richmond, Virginia – A CIA spy satellite photographed an unusual feature in the glacier back in 1973 during its Cold War observation missions of the Turkey/Russia border, but there was never any news because the satellite was not to be discussed in the interests of national security. Twenty years later in 1993, a retired CIA official confirmed an anomaly on Mt. Ararat was photographed in 1973. And recently a professor at the University of Richmond in Virginia has talked to the media about a more recent satellite photograph taken on February 1st, 2003, which he has been having analyzed by various intelligence experts. His name is Porcher Taylor, an Assoc. Prof. of Paralegal Studies in the School of Continuing Studies at the University of Richmond.Click for report.
March 24, 2006 – Since reporting in the March 8, 2006, update about the New Jersey survey engineer’s photograph of a ball of light, I received other similar glowing orb photographs which I posted as updates to the 030806 Earthfiles.
Since then, I have received two more unusual orb photographs I would like to share. These contain spiral structures inside the orbs that are peculiar, hard to explain and have also turned up in some photographs at crop formations the past few years.Click for report.
