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Showing posts with label NASA. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 14 January 2014

NASA's Alien Anomalies caught on film - A compilation of stunning UFO footage from NASA's archives





This compilation includes many of my favorite NASA UFO encounters/sightings that I have archived over the years. All of these examples (with the exception of the second-to-last one) were captured on film by NASA astronauts or Russian Cosmonauts over the past half-century - showing many amazing examples from different eras - Gemini, Apollo, Apollo/Soyuz Test Project, Skylab, STS, the ISS, plus a couple Russian-source additions from their unmanned Zond and Mir Space Station programs as well thrown in to round things out.

The second last example is the only one in the compilation that features footage that was not taken in space and is not official-source (NASA or Soviet/Russian Space Agency). That clip shows an LTP (Lunar Transient Phenomenon) event captured through a camera connected to the eyepiece of a terrestrial-based telescope that luckily was being focused on the Moon at the time. In this case, the LTP manifests as an object transiting across the face of the lunar disc. Many thanks to amateur astronomer Alberto Mayer of Italy for doing a wonderful job of filming this stunning event (and for stacking the footage for us all to see). 

While the examples you will see here captured on film can all be "officially" classified as "unidentified" objects, that absolutely does NOT mean that NASA, the DoD, and certain elements within the scientific community worldwide are completely in the dark as to what these things you are seeing are. Make no mistake: The Powers That Be are indeed aware of far more about our mysterious Universe than they are ever willing to admit to us. We, the plebeian masses of this planet, are being held in a state of enforced ignorance, deemed not worthy of knowing the full truth by those who are REALLY "running the show" down here on Earth. As this video shows over and over again however, there are indeed snippets of that amazing truth that have been left scattered about the official government archives over the decades, there for us to find so we may begin to educate ourselves about what is the most monumental coverup in human history - where the only thing more incredible than the lies is the truth!

Also, be sure to check out Jose Escamilla's new motion picture documentary "MOON RISING", where we go into much further depth about what is, without exaggeration, the most monumental coverup in human history. You have NO idea what you have been missing!

Thursday, 26 December 2013

Observatorio espacial vigilará el clima en la Tierra

Observatorio espacial vigilará el clima en la Tierra

El cohete japonés H-IIA será el encargado de llevar al observatorio de base de Medición de Precipitación Global al espacio.
El cohete japonés H-IIA será el encargado de llevar al observatorio de base de Medición de Precipitación Global al espacio. (NASA)
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En 2014, la NASA y su par japonesa, JAXA, enviarán al espacio un satélite que impulsará la investigación ambiental y la predicción del tiempo.
La fecha para el lanzamiento del cohete japonés H-IIA, que llevará a bordo el observatorio de base de Medición de Precipitación Global (GPM, por sus siglas en inglés), está prevista para el próximo jueves 27 de febrero, desde el Centro Espacial Tanegashima, en Japón.
La misión internacional GPM incluye varios satélites que proporcionarán observaciones avanzadas de las lluvias y nevadas en el mundo. El fin es conocer un poco más acerca de los ciclos del agua y de energía que conducen el clima mundial.

Los datos proporcionados por el Observatorio de Core se utilizan para calibrar las mediciones de precipitación realizadas por una red internacional de satélites asociados para cuantificar cuándo, dónde y cuánto llueve o nieva todo el mundo.
El conocimiento preciso de las cantidades de lluvia y nieve que caen en la Tierra es fundamental para comprender cómo el clima afecta a la agricultura, saber cuál es la disponibilidad de agua dulce, y dar respuesta a los desastres naturales, explicó Michael Freilich, director de la División de Ciencias de la Tierra de la NASA en Washington.