“It's almost at the point where there's a race to see where we will discover life elsewhere first, which is incredible!”
- Jim Al-Khalili, Ph.D., Prof. of Theoretical Physics, Univ. of Surrey, Guildford, U. K.
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
Part 2: High Strangeness Letters from Earthfiles Viewers
Not Much Dust Between Saturn and Its Nearest Ring
“No spacecraft has ever been this close to Saturn before. We could only rely on predictions, based on our experience with Saturn's other rings, of what we thought this gap between the rings and Saturn would be like. I am delighted to report that Cassini shot through the gap just as we planned and has come out the other side in excellent shape.”
- Earl Maize, Cassini Project Manager, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA
May 4, 2017 Pasadena, California - On April 26th, 2017, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft took a 70,000 miles per hour nose dive into the gap between the planet Saturn and its nearest thin ring of micron-sized dust. No Earth craft had ever flown between the innermost ring and Saturn itself.
Part 1: High Strangeness Letters from Earthfiles Viewers
First Time Nicotine-Based Pesticides Found in Tap Water While A Colorado Honey Beekeeper Loses 100% of His Colonies
— “Clothianidin (neonicotinoid pesticide) is highly toxic to honey bees.”
- Leaked EPA Document, November 2, 2010 [ See Websites below for 101-page leaked Memo.]
— “The neonicotinoids are five to ten thousand times more toxic than DDT.”
- Tom Theobald, Owner, Niwot Honey Farm, Niwot, Colorado
— “Annual federal gov't-reported total losses are the number of empty boxes. But, in reality, every time you replace a queen, you’re replacing that beehive. So most beekeepers are looking at 80% to 120% losses.”
- Dave Hackenberg, Owner, Hackenberg Apiaries, Lewisburg, PA
Disappearing Pregnancy in Human Abduction Syndrome: Update with Debbie Jordan Kauble.
“You know, I had this weird pregnancy, and I lost this baby somehow. I don't know what happened. But it's always in your heart, and you always carry it with you. I couldn't believe it when I found out a lot of other women had had missing pregnancy stuff.”
- Debbie Jordan Kauble, aka “Kathy Davis” in Budd Hopkins abduction investigations
Part 2: Western Pennsylvania Is Haunted by Eerie Creatures.
“Big cat now appeared to be physically growing in size to that of about a black panther, and he could see it had glowing yellow eyes. And he said this black panther suddenly vanished into thin air and disappeared.”
- Stan Gordon, UFO Anomalies Zone website in Greensburg, Pennsylvania
Part 1: Sasquatch That Can’t Be Killed with Bullets and Disappear in A Flash of Light.
“Until he passed away, the farmer's son told me that he'd never forget how that large 8-foot-tall Bigfoot creature with those glowing green eyes kept looking back and staring at him as he's firing live ammo into it. And he said there was no evidence that it was injured in any way!”
- Stan Gordon, UFO Anomalies Zone website
April 28, 2017 Greensburg, Pennsylvania - By October 1975, hundreds of bloodless, trackless animal mutilations had been reported throughout North America and big, orange UFOs were setting off alarms on SAC bases in Montana, Wyoming, Nrtth and South Dakota. Ranchers began arming themselves, while silent, dark helicopters and large, bright lights in the sky were seen day and night. The absence of tracks around the dead, bloodlessly mutilated animals was baffling.
April Environmental Updates
April 18, 2001 Washington, D. C. - The Bush administration, under fire from environmental organizations and foreign governments for recent anti-environment decisions, has now overruled business objections and upheld two Clinton administration regulations that Bush had suspended shortly after taking office. One is to restrict development on thousands of acres of wetlands. The other will require thousands of manufacturers to publicly disclose lead emissions totaling 100 pounds a year from industrial production, including makers of batteries, circuit boards and pipe organs. That is one-tenth the current amount allowed of 10,000 pounds of lead emissions. Jeff Wise, Policy Director of the National Environmental Trust, commented about Bush upholding the regulations, "The bar can't be much lower for Bush when he makes a big deal out of the fact that he is not going to block a Clinton administration rule to require polluters to report on the amount of lead they put into the environment."