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Part 1 – What Does NASA Know About 1965 Aerial Vehicle Crash in Kecksburg, Pennsylvania?

Kecksburg, Pennsylvania, is about 35 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Kecksburg, Pennsylvania, is about 35 miles southeast of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The unidentified aerial object reportedly fell at 4:47 p.m. on December 9, 1965, in a large wooded area near the village of Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. Aerial photograph © 1998 by Stan Gordon Productions.
The unidentified aerial object reportedly fell at 4:47 p.m. on December 9, 1965, in a large wooded area near the village of Kecksburg, Pennsylvania. Aerial photograph © 1998 by Stan Gordon Productions.

Reposted January 18, 2024 - October 25, 2003 Greensburg, Pennsylvania - In 2002, former President Bill Clinton's Chief of Staff, John Podesta, joined the Sci-Fi Channel in a request to the Bush administration to release all documents it has on the Kecksburg, Pennsylvania "UFO crash" of December 9, 1965.

 

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Enceladus Water Geyers Full of Organic Chemicals

“A completely unexpected surprise is that the chemistry of Enceladus,
what's coming out from inside, resembles that of a comet. To have primordial material coming out from inside a Saturn moon raises many questions on the formation of the Saturn system.”

- Hunter Waite, a Principal Investigator, Cassini Mission

 

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NASA: “DNA Building Blocks Actually Created in Space”

Updated with MP3 audio in Interview.

“That’s one of the biggest questions for NASA as they go out to search
for signs of life elsewhere. What would alien life look like?”

- Michael Callahan, Ph.D., Astrochemist, NASA Goddard

 

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What Are the Bright Spots and Hexagonal Craters On Mysterious Ceres?

— “Those two bright spots are very intriguing. DAWN will resume
taking pictures in the early part of May 2015 ... three times sharper
than the ones we have so far.”

- Marc D. Rayman, Ph.D., Dawn Mission Director
and Chief Engineer, NASA/JPL, Pasadena, California

 

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What Heats the Bottom of the Enceladus Moon’s Ocean to 194 Degrees Fahrenheit?

— “We think that the temperature at least in some part of the ocean
must be higher than 190 degrees Fahrenheit. If you could swim a little bit
further from the really hot part, then it could be comfy.”

- Sean Hsu, Ph.D., Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, Univ. of Colorado

 

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Pluto Has 2-Mile-High Ice Mountains, Plains of “Bubbling” Ice and “Wind Swept” Smudges. Weather? Heating Convection?

“Who would have supposed that there were ice mountains?
It's just blowing my mind!”

- Hal Weaver, Ph.D., New Horizons Project Scientist, Johns Hopkins UAPL

 

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New Data-Generated Images of Ceres Bright Spots and Pyramid Mountain

“Scientists have not yet determined what it is about the composition
or structure of the bright spots that is responsible for their extreme brightness. ...To discover their real nature, we need to get more data from lower altitudes.”

- Marc Rayman, Ph.D., Director, Dawn mission orbiting Ceres

 

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Part 1: Searching for Other Life and Dark Matter in This Universe

“Europa's ocean could extend through the ice up to the surface where
there is access to oxidants, organic compounds, and light. … If there IS life
there, it would not necessarily be restricted to microorganisms. [ Meaning there could be swimming creatures in Europa’s deep ocean.] So, probably the best chance of finding current life in our solar system right now would be on Europa.”

- Richard Greenberg, Ph.D., Prof. of Planetary Sciences,
Univ. of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Lab

 

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Proxima Centauri, Closest Star to Earth, Has Exoplanet Where Temperature and Water Might Make It Habitable

“One of the main features that distinguishes this planet from Earth is that
the light from its star is mostly in the near infra-red. These frequencies of light interact much more strongly with water vapour and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which affects the climate that emerges in our model [of Proxima Centauri and exoplanet.]”

- James Manners, Ph.D., Astronomy & Astrophysics Journal, May 16, 2017

 

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