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Reasonable activity of an alien civilization showed up unexpectedly close to us. However, we were not psychologically ready for it We still come across publications trying to find an answer to the following question: Are we alone in the universe? At the same time, the presence of reasoning beings has been detected close to our home, on the Moon. However, this discovery was immediately classified as secret, as it is so incredible that it even might shake the already existing social principles, reports Russia's newspaper Vecherny Volgograd. Here is an extract from the official press-release: “NASA scientists and engineers participating...

Astronomer Philip Plait is tired of radio personality Richard Hoagland's claims. He's had enough of Hoagland's assertions that NASA is covering up evidence of extraterrestrial life, that the infamous Face on Mars was built by sentient aliens and, of late, that otherworldly machine parts are embedded in the red planet's dirt. And then there's the mile-long translucent Martian worm. On Hoagland's web site, there are several images from various space probes said to possibly show evidence for ET. Recent Mars rover photos include not just rocks, Hoagland and other contributors maintain, but common objects that might tell of alien civilization...

According to Richard Hoagland on Coast to Coast with George Noory, President Bush is waiting to hear from us if we want nuclear power to be used for space propulsion. LINK TO THE WEBSITE. The project is called Prometheus, and it will send a manned mission to Mars. Go check out the site. There is an e-mail link to let the president know what you think. According to Hoagland, he is waiting to hear from us. If they get enough popular response, Hoagland says it will be included in the State of the Union Address.

Date Released: Thursday, December 12, 2002 Malin Space Science Systems MOC Begins Third Mars Year in Mapping Orbit MGS MOC Releases MOC2-321 to MOC2-324, 12 December 2002 The Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) "officially" began its mapping mission on 9 March 1999, after MGS had spent about a year and a half slowly changing its orbit to its final nearly-circular, nearly-polar position approximately 380 km (236 mi) above the martian surface. When mapping began, it was summer in the martian northern hemisphere, and winter in the south. One of the primary objectives of MOC was to observe...