Researchers have identified three giant objects, probably outer spaceships, approaching Earth, Russian daily Pravda reported Wednesday.
Posted on 01/01/2011 8:36:24 AM PST by TigerLikesRooster
3 outer spaceships approaching Earth: Pravda
Researchers have identified three giant objects, probably outer spaceships, approaching Earth, Russian daily Pravda reported Wednesday.
The largest object is 240 kilometers in diameter, the daily quoted researchers of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) headquartered in California.
Two others are smaller. At present, the objects are beyond the orbit of Pluto. Visible light detecting telescopes will be able to view the spaceships as soon as they reach Mars's orbit. SETI researchers expect the spaceships to pass by Earth in mid-December 2012. The researchers detected the spaceships by technology originally designed for researching the northern lights in Alaska.
The U.S. government has been informed about the event, the paper said. There are frequent reports about extraterrestrial activity in Russia.
AlBu quips: At last: The voice of reason!
Regards, etc.
[^) I look at what's happening to America and the Western World today and wonder: Where is reason in play?
If we as a civilization want to pull this out, we have to get behind and stand strong for Christianity and our Judeo-Christian roots. It's coming down to that on the Islam front alone.
The bible has inspired the greatest human prosperity and progress in what little history we really know about ourselves. The wisdom in the bible is formidable and accurate. It is a guidebook to success. We embrace it with priority ... or perish.
Quix is right.
There was a link here, complete with actual sky coordinates so you could look the objectsup on the sky-map.com. I did this and found the objects. I will search for the previous thread.
You know what scares me most about that? "In an infinite universe, anything is possible." It's hard to argue with the basic concept!
[^ ) LOL!
Everybody likes to watch a car crash. And while not many will admit it, had we had the ability to go back in time to September 10, 2001, most of us would choose to travel to New York City so we could personally witness the events of September 11th (albeit from a safe distance).
A few years back, when a comet hit Jupiter, we had every telescope pointed towards it just before impact.
So it stands to reason that if it was known by more advanced civilizations that Earth was about to be destroyed in some manner, they would certainly want to keep an eye on that. And if they had the ability to send spacecraft to our area to observe, why they'd do that as well.
I always hated that music.
Here’s the earlier thread with the coordinates.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2639654/posts
Here’s the earlier thread with the coordinates.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/2639654/posts
In that scenario, I’d actually find myself cheering Michelle with gusto!
I posted thelink to the previous thread.
I did a quick Google search on the name "Craig Kasnov", and the only results were in relation to the UFO article, which is more than a little suspicious. I also searched the astronomical journal databases, and there is no "Kasnov, C" to be found. But you can even find my old papers in those databases! So I called my friend Seth Shostak, an actual SETI astronomer, and asked him. He said, and I quote: "Well, I’ve never heard of this guy working here, and neither has our HR department … Of course, maybe he volunteered here once, or was a summer intern. But he’s not an astrophysicist for the SETI Institute, you can wager your Maserati on that."
If I had a Maserati, I would.
This gets a bit confusing, so bear with me. There is someone by the name of Craig Kasnoff (note the spelling), who worked on SETI@Home, software that allowed the public to use their home computers to process SETI data. It was the very first distributed software of its kind, and the idea is used in many other fields of astronomy now. However, that Craig Kasnoff was not with SETI (the software was developed at UC Berkeley), is not an astrophysicist, and never made the claims in the article.
So who is this Craig Kasnov mentioned in the article? That’s a really good question. My virtual Maserati says he doesn’t exist. What’s funny to me is that when I first saw the spaceship article a couple of weeks ago it just mentioned the guy’s name; and the author clearly added the "(not to be confused with Craig Kasnoff)" line later… perhaps in response to a comment left there by Craig Kasnoff. You know, the one who actually exists.
More on image filtering, size and speed factoring, etc, at the link: Bad Astronomy
Yes, but it would be infinitely improbable.
that would make their arrival 12-21-12...ring any bells out there
Thanks! I needed that! ;^)
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Happy New Year dear friend.. and as you always say & I have always believed, just be ready.. for anything!
Oh hell no, you took the name of Pink Floyd “Peace be Upon them” in Vain.. That is wrong just wrong... If you want depression, watch the video of earth dying and the commercial with Sarah McGlaughlin singing for the humane society.. Man if that song was playing I’d want a meteor to crash into earth..
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