June 25, 2004 Seattle, Washington - The June 18th issue of the journal Science featured on its cover a comet called "Wild 2." (Pronounced Vilt Two) This comet first showed up in human telescopes in 1974 when its orbit changed from far out at the edge of the solar system to one bobbing around the sun between Mars and Jupiter. Since 1974, Wild 2 has been coming around every six years and NASA and the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena decided it might be a good comet to fly by and sample dust coming off its surface in a search for not only the primordial elements that made our solar system, but for even older "stardust" residues from the bigger universe.
June 18, 2004 Ventura, California - One of the most famous names from the beginning of the American rocket and missile programs after World War II is Wernher von Braun. With the defeat of Germany and Japan in 1945 after the United States dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Dr. von Braun and 126 other German rocket scientists were brought to the United States under a government project called "Paperclip." They were based at Fort Bliss, Texas and their work was focused at the White Sands Missile Range north of Ft. Bliss in southern New Mexico.
Update on June 17, 2004 – Another 2,000 American White Pelicans have disappeared from the Chase Lake Wildlife Refuge, leaving behind hundreds of chick carcasses and eggs on an island. U. S. Fish and Wildlife project leader, Kim Hanson, says there are only about 300 adult pelicans left on the entire island. Pelicans have nested at Chase Lake for more than a hundred years without such baffling disappearances. So far, none of the 29,000 pelicans have showed up anywhere else and no one yet has an answer to the mystery.
June 17, 2004 –
Holland
Robert Boerman, Founder of PTAH Foundation and Webmaster, DCCA Archive, Brummen, Holland: “Last Friday on June 11, we received an e-mail with a report near Wageningen in eastern Holland, a university town so we suspected a hoax. And the previous day on Thursday, June 10, we received a report about genuine crop circles near Wijchen, about 20 kilometers below Arnhem, not far from Wageningen.Click for report.
June 16, 2004 Petersfield, Hampshire, England - So far in 2004, England has had twelve formations since May 1, beginning with a simple circle set in a yellow field of flowering oilseed rape at Bishop Cannings Down near Beckhampton, Wiltshire.
May 1, 2004
"Einstein-Rosen Bridge (ERB) or Wormhole A thin tube of spacetime connecting distant regions of the universe. Wormholes may also link parallel or baby universes and could provide the possibility of time travel."
"(There could be) observers who would be trapped in a finite region before the timeline horizon and would go around and around faster and faster until they reached the speed of light in a finite time. So, if a beautiful alien in a flying saucer invites you into her time machine, step with care. You might fall into one of these trapped repeating histories of only finite duration."
-The Universe in a Nutshell © 2001 by Stephen Hawking, Theoretical Physicist and Mathematician
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June 14, 2004 Las Vegas, Nevada - On the May 30, 2004, field trip to the Vishnu Schist Great Unconformity east of Las Vegas, Dan Burisch, Ph.D., microbiologist, hypothesized that perhaps one of the reasons the life-programming ganesh particles were at the Frenchman Mountain site was because he and his colleagues had also discovered an Einstein-Rosen Bridge (ERB) wormhole there on the mountain which might have originally transported the ganesh particles from Somewhere Else in the universe.
June 11, 2004 Las Vegas, Nevada - In 1989, 25-year-old Danny B Crain graduated from the State University of New York, Stonybrook with a Ph.D. in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics. Dr. Crain was at the same time employed by the U. S. Navy's DOD Naval Research Laboratory. His rank was Captain and his title Microbiologist IV. A year later in 1990, he married Deborah Kay Burisch who had a child from a previous marriage. Five years later in 1995, Danny B Crain legally changed his last name to Burisch to match the child's legal last name.
June 11, 2004 Pasadena, California - Three weeks from now on July 1, 2004, humanity's first spacecraft designed to reach and orbit the rings of Saturn will approach from below the ring plane. Cassini, using small jets to control its flight, will cross through the large gap between the very thin outer F Ring and G Ring.
