The Aztec Incident 63Rd Anniversary The Aztec Incident Revisited Pt I

By Scott Ramsey

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Abstract:

The landing and recovery of an extraterrestrial craft near Aztec, New Mexico has been a controversy for nearly 58 years within the UFO community.

The story as first reported by writer Frank Scully, appears in 1950 in his book Behind the Flying Saucers. This was the first hard covered book ever published on flying saucers for people wanting to know more about the subject that was relatively new to the American public.

This article will look at the original dates, witnesses, claims of technology, and people involved, to present to you the facts known to this point.

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Ufo Sighting In Cardiff By The Sea

9:27pst Cardiff by the sea, California, marine layer is heavy, I'm taking out trash and am forced to look up and acknowledge a bright glowing red/orange fireball that is far away but I can see it glow beyond the marine layer, it appeared to flicker, travel NW, but Appears to travel back south, gets bright then dimmed out to nothing in the sky. I was completely mesmerized by this dance and assumed it was a comet, satellite, or shooting star, so I didn't think to record it on my phone...but when I saw the object, round in nature, change direction, I ran in and got my phone. By this time 2 minutes passed and who knows how long it had been glowing since I first saw it. It appeared to shake back and forth, then loose it's color. I saw it positioned in the west, travel NW, light a slow shooting star, the completely turn direction to south... I texted my neighbor who is an astronomy buff: "Is there a comet tonight? I just saw a bright orange light in sky that was moving odd ways and it was bright for about 2 minutes then dimmed and now gone!" I never got a text back from him...I don't see any stars and no planes. It looked like someone was flashing their headlight from the sky at me! This was so cool!

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Ufos Post Roswell The Kinross Incident

One of the unsolved reminders of the post Roswell era has been the incidents relating U.S. Airmen sent aloft to identifly and force down unidentified objects that comprise appeared on radar. My underling occurrance was called 'The Kinross UFO Occurrence.' On November 23, 1053, Lt. Felix Moncla, Jr., and radar observer Lt. R. R. Wilson flew their F-89C all-weather jet interceptor to cause an object that was flying at a speed of 500 miles per hour over Basin Vanguard. To their shock, Air Defence radar watched as the unidentified and the F-89C complex on the radar screen and furthermore vanished. Fulfill read: http://ufodigest.com/article/1953-kinross-ufo-incident-0 and other articles in the region of the Kinross Occurrence on UFO Extraction.

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Is Anybody Out There Plus More On Seti

As I mentioned in a previous blog post, this year marks the 50th Anniversary of the SETI program -- the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. This is why we've seen far more than the usual number of articles, interviews, and new books and their corresponding reviews on the subject.In fact, not too many months ago -- April 25, to be exact -- the UK's Sunday Times Online ran an article on Stephen W. Hawking's (pictured above) new Discovery Channel documentary, with the following quote from the physicist: "The aliens are out there, and Earth had better watch out." Now, in a new audio recording with Big Think, Professor Hawking warns us that humanity's survival depends on inhabiting the stars: "I believe that the long-term future of the human race must be in space. It will be difficult enough to avoid disaster on planet Earth in the next hundred years, let alone the next thousand, or million. The human race shouldn't have all its eggs in one basket, or on one planet. Let's hope we can avoid dropping the basket until we have spread the load." And, of course, while we're at it, we need to be wary of ET! The Big Think piece is quite compelling; Hawking states that he is an optimist, but his outlook for the human race is very bleak. And there are more than 50 Comments to the article, some as intriguing as (if not more so than) the article itself.This past weekend, the SETI Institute in Mountain View, California, hosted SETIcon, a convention that brought together representatives from science and research (Frank Drake), space exploration (Astronaut Rusty Schweickart), television & media (producer Andre Bormanis, actor John Billingsley), literature (authors Mary Roach ">Of course the big questions continue to be: "How will we discover ET?" and/or "In what form(s) will we discover ET?" -- which was touched on in my previous blog on "50 Years of SETI" -- but if you haven't figured out where I'm headed with this then you haven't been reading my blog regularly."When Nick Gevers and I conceived the idea for our anthology Is Anybody Out There?" we didn't plan in advance for the 50th Anniversary of the SETI program; we didn't realize at the time that nearly three years would pass before the book was actually published. But in retrospect, one could say the publication delay was cosmically induced. Regardless, "Is Anybody Out There?" provides readers with 17 science fiction authors' interpretations of the Fermi Paradox and its impact (or lack there of) on humanity.Following are three more reviews of our anthology for your consideration; I'm including just a few excerpts from each review, with a link to the full review. If I recall correctly, this anthology has now been reviewed nine times; sufficient for a reader to determine whether or not this book was worthy of their purchasing dollars. I would hope, of course, that the end result would be that readers -- particularly those who enjoy quality short stories -- would find this anthology a valuable addition to their library. And let's not forget that I have posted on this blog six of the fifteen stories from this anthology in their entirety. * "Daniel's Thoughts" blog; review by Daniel Franklin; posted August 1, 2010"Residue" by Michael ArsenaultIt might be because I'm a star-crossed lover too, but this is a lovely and sweet story. Romantic -- utterly and unashamedly romantic -- whilst also dealing seriously with the Fermi Paradox, Arsenault's purely conversational piece (it's 2 people talking, all dialogue, nothing but) creates an atmosphere and scene perfectly; the one really interesting point of course...is that they're not necessarily human."Graffiti in the Library of Babel" by David LangfordThis is a wonderful story, appealing to the bibliophile and cryptophile in me. The answer to the Paradox is never spelled out absolutely clearly, but is implied and described in more general terms; equally, the method of the contact with aliens is absolutely wonderful -- just a brilliant idea, it really is....characters are well fleshed out; indeed, impressively so in such a small space."Timmy, Come Home" by Matthew HughesThis is a somewhat disturbing story; an answer to Fermi that aliens exist, but they're just too alien... and if they're here already, they don't want to be. It's really well written, and creepy as anything; the slow build-up to the end, which isn't that surprising, is really well done.Gevers and Halpern have put together a generally strong and generally on-theme anthology here; almost every story has an answer for the Fermi Paradox....Equally, they all have a way to discuss it differently. There are some duff notes, but also some standout ones -- Morrow and Hughes, for instance -- and Arsenault's story is the absolute gem of the collection. I recommend this for scifi readers everywhere. * "Arcana Chronicles" blog; review by R. B. Wood; posted August 11, 2010 [Note: This reviewer also attended the official book launch for the anthology at ReaderCon 21 in July; his review includes a photograph taken at the launch and a few comments on the event.]The writer-meeting-his-own-alien-creation story by Yves Meynard ["Good News from Antares"] is a wonderful take on man's desire to know answers, and the less-than-satisfying results knowing brings.The wonderfully fun "Report from the Field" by Mike Resnick and Lezli Robyn is a kooky alien Dan Rather type story with an extra- terrestrial's take on Earth and all that is humankind.Paul Di Filippo's "Galaxy of Mirrors" is a tale spun with good humor and in grandiose style about the fate of two hapless lovers and their encounter with the World Thinker.The final tale in this collection, James Morrow's "The Vampires of Paradox" is an investigative piece on paradoxes themselves. Twisted logic and mind-bending questions are asked and the answers that arise are told in a way that Jim pulls off brilliantly.Overall, this is a marvelous collection of stories, some I've touched on, others just as intriguing and entertaining, and leaves the reader with one final paradox: How many different ways are there to ask Is Anybody Out There? * "Locus Online"; review by Lois Tilton; posted August 16, 2010The fifteen stories presented here are for the most part in the style of classic science fiction. The order and placement of stories in any anthology is always of interest, and here there is a clear trajectory from the abstract to the concrete; from stories of people who only think or dream about aliens to actual alien visitations. There is also a recurring theme: loneliness. Individuals or humanity itself yearn for the arrival of aliens because we can not stand the idea that we are alone in the universe. The anthology seems to be carrying on a symposium on the question, not exactly: Where is everybody? but, Why do we care so much"Permanent Fatal Errors" by Jay LakeMaduabuchi St Macaria (delightful name!) is part of a small expedition sent to explore the brown dwarf Tiede 1. While he is in the observation lounge, he notices a flash of green from the star, a color not emitted in nature. It seems to be evidence of an alien presence, but Mad discovers that the rest of the crew, all posthuman like himself, seems already to be aware of it and involved in a conspiracy to withhold the knowledge, a conspiracy that might include his elimination if he presses the issue.There's a contemporary freshness to this one, made particularly interesting by the eccentric behavior of the crew, who are all Howard immortals, modified by a process that makes them eccentric -- antisocial, quick-tempered and often irresponsible. The Howards are the aliens here, even to Mad, who is too young to really be one of them yet.[Note: Blogger has made upgrades to its design, so my apologies in advance for any problems with paragraph breaks; I've disabled what new options I can, but Blogger does what Blogger wants. Also, I don't believe the "jump" feature works properly now either. sigh....] This

Billions Of Planets With Life

Yeah, old news, a UFO nut has been motto that for a long time. No he didn't justify it nor are these scientists proving it, they are speculating, theorising and being well paid for such principles. What these well paid penalty minds don't feel to get is that "no" life originates on any planet, none of it. Conception, all life forms, are pretend exposed and are created to exist in at all locale they are located dressed in, hot, cool or before. Human scientists don't feel to get that, they control something revolves give or take their 3 dimensional Darwin ideas; be partial to a negligible in his/her own sandpaper box, pointless of the billions of "other" excellent extraordinary or excellent enlarge sandboxes in existence.

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http://news.yahoo.com/billions-planets-life-074000332.html

"The Come to nothing hardship maintain an wonderful adoration for beetles," the fresh 20th-century green J.B.S.
Haldane while imaginary. "He made so plentiful of them." If Haldane had been an astronomer, he weight maintain imaginary the especially about the modest red stars familiar as M-dwarfs. As the brand name implies, they're miniature, no excellent than half the largest part of our Sun at most. They're so dim
that not a isolated one, not smooth as glass the nearby, is appreciable to the exposed eye. And they infinitely outnumber any other type of star in the Pale yellow Way: our galaxy has possibly ten or 20 billion Sun-like G stars, but is citizen to 150 billion M-dwarfs, and possibly excellent, add-on up to convinced 80% of the galaxy's huge population.

That's what makes a new report by a group of European astronomers so high-status. Recital at the European
Southern Observatory in Chile, the scientists maintain bring to an end a watchdog of
102 M-dwarf stars and identified a enhance of nine "super-Earths" -- planets up to
10 grow old chubby than Property -- gyratory them. Two of the nine lie in their stars'
habitable zones, the Goldilocks region where temperatures
are not too hot, not too cool, but genuine sound for fluid water and consequently, by chance, for the existence of life. In the case of an M-dwarf, the star's cooler, dimmer fires mean that the Goldilocks zone is faster than it is give or take our hotter, brighter sun, but the water settlement flummox the especially. And if you do the math for the sum total galaxy, the recent watchdog means that tens of billions of Goldilocks planets are peppered something like the Pale yellow Way, amid a hundred or so genuine in our solar system's apt community.

For planet-hunters, that's an exceptionally inviting spectacle. Ground- and space-based telescopes maintain naked plentiful hundreds of worlds orbiting stars other than the Sun -- many thousand if you quality possibility but untested planets found by the orbiting Kepler reach. But most of them are so far outmoded that the prediction of it sounds as if being able to verify whether they maintain life are awfully dim, smooth as glass amid a new age group of giant telescopes, for instance the planets themselves are so dim. Surrounded by so plentiful M-dwarfs sound give or take the infinite catch, however, and amid so plentiful more accurately miniature planets orbiting in their habitable zones, the job fortitude be instructions of weight easier.

That's the okay news, but display are a few caveats as well. For one thing, it's not mandatory that a super Property fortitude necessarily be all that greatly be partial to the real Property. In our Astronomical
Machinery, there's a big largest part gap between Property and Neptune, the after that biggest planet, which is four grow old as big and 17 grow old as oversize as our citizen world.
Property is tough, to the same extent Neptune is made all told of water, ammonia and methane.

Nobody knows where the cutoff weight be between minor, tough worlds and chubby, Neptune-like planets, but it weight well be belt in the portend of the super-Earth gang. A super Property familiar as GJ 1214b, naked in out of the ordinary M-dwarf watchdog, is 2.7 grow old the largest part of our planet, and is realistically unavoidably a mini-Neptune. It's not in its star's habitable zone, but it wouldn't be a competent stop to live display smooth as glass if it were. New to the job super Property, Kepler 10b, is 1.4 grow old Earth's largest part, and it's definitely tough -- except it's far too fond of to its star, and far too hot, to be habitable.

Blunt if a lovely amount of the nine practical super Earths the Europeans maintain naked guide out to be tough, to boot, there's out of the ordinary problem: M-dwarfs demur to be unpredictable beasts, amid far excellent sunspot and inspiration activity than the Sun has, inoperative amid expert fluctuations in brightness. It weight be glaring for life to topic and go on in such a frosty locale, exceptionally having the status of the Goldilocks planets would be faster to all the flaring than the Property is to the Sun.

All the especially, specialized M-dwarfs' ridiculously high, realistically beetlesque, send away, you can cut out all the M-dwarf planets that were too big, and persons that were external the stars' habitable zones, and persons where changes in radiation and brightness were external delightful ranges, and nonetheless end up amid a grand issue forth of potentially life-friendly planets. And that makes them perhaps the most constructive targets in the search for alien organisms that the planet-hunting area is ever possibility to acquire.

Ufologists Ufo Questions

Why don't UFOs enlargement in the past nearby are done photographers, videographers, or film-makers -- next cameras in hand - at the location (to captured a picture of them)?

Everywhere are the sightings of convincing objects by persuasive groups of settle in troop situations (aristocrat activities, New Appointment revelries, military confrontations, et cetera)?

Why has no flying turn consistently "crashed" in a benevolently settled area?

Everywhere are the government photos or peculiar snapshots of the Roswell event: the apparent landing/crash site, the debris, the balloon ruins (other than the contemptuous Ramey detritus), the creatures, the military apparition, et cetera?

Why don't intimates "abducted" by alien creatures modify their life-styles knowingly or essentially after their try.

Why aren't UFO spotters artificial is such a way as to modify their life-styles somewhat?

Why do settle hoax the phenomenon, if truth be told in the past nearby is infantile or no judgment or put-on so?

Why do "ufologists" lack the official boil to research UFO activities, to a certain extent choosing to go to work gesture "investigations" faster than bringing a under control psychoanalysis to their quest?

Why do "ufologists" go down serious amounts of time rehashing the minutiae of subsequently UFO episodes?

Because is the psychological mechanism that keeps UFO mavens open in UFOs in the past the stuff take eluded explanation for sixty get-up-and-go (or on top) and take all but finished from mean reality and the countrywide human psyche?

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Huge Mysterious Lights Seen In Sky At Comrie

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