Mayor Claar Defends Carl Sagan Day Trip To Intergalactic Space

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Cryptolink Bigfoot Beware Alberta Company At Centre Of Sasquatch Search

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American researchers believe a high-tech airship created by a company located in the Alberta hamlet of Lac La Biche could solve the mystery of the sasquatch once and for all.Utah-based bigfoot researcher William Barnes is trying to raise 300,000 to buy a helium-filled airship that would quietly float over dense North American forests and use thermal-imaging equipment to film footage of the legendary - not to mention elusive - creature.An official fundraising drive for the venture, which has been dubbed The Falcon Project, kicked off last Saturday in Oregon with an all-day symposium.

After a personal encounter with bigfoot in 1997 and more than a decade spent researching sasquatch researchers, the project's founder came up with the idea to use unmanned aerial surveillance to record the fast-moving nocturnal primate."We don't want to bother them, we just want to study them," Barnes said.That's where Stephen Barkley, the president of Remote Aerial Tripod Specialists Inc. (RATS), fits in.

Zecharia Sitchin

ZECHARIA SITCHIN (July 11, 1920 - October 9, 2010) was an Azerbaijani-born American author of books promoting an explanation for human origins involving ancient astronauts. Sitchin attributes the creation of the ancient Sumerian culture to the "Anunnaki", which he states was a race of extra-terrestrials from a planet beyond Neptune called "Nibiru". He believed this hypothetical planet of Nibiru to be in an elongated, elliptical orbit in the Earth's own Solar System, asserting that Sumerian mythology reflects this view. Sitchin's books have sold millions of copies worldwide and have been translated into more than 25 languages.Sitchin's hypotheses are not accepted by scientists and academics, who dismiss his work as pseudoscience and pseudohistory. Sitchin's work has been criticized for flawed methodology and mistranslations of ancient texts as well as for incorrect astronomical and scientific claims.IDEAS AND WORKSSimilarly to earlier authors such as Immanuel Velikovsky and Erich von D"aniken, Sitchin advocated hypotheses in which extraterrestrial events supposedly played a significant role in ancient human history.According to Sitchin's interpretation of Mesopotamian iconography and symbology, outlined in his 1976 book "The 12th Planet" and its sequels, there is an undiscovered planet beyond Neptune that follows a long, elliptical orbit, reaching the inner solar system roughly every 3,600 years. This planet is called Nibiru (although Jupiter was the planet associated with the god Marduk in Babylonian cosmology). According to Sitchin, Nibiru (whose name was replaced with MARDUK in original legends by the Babylonian ruler of the same name in an attempt to co-opt the creation for himself, leading to some confusion among readers) collided catastrophically with Tiamat (a goddess in the Babylonian creation myth the "En^uma Elis"), which he considers to be another planet once located between Mars and Jupiter. This collision supposedly formed the planet Earth, the asteroid belt, and the comets. Sitchin states that when struck by one of planet Nibiru's moons, Tiamat split in two, and then on a second pass Nibiru itself struck the broken fragments and one half of Tiamat became the asteroid belt. The second half, struck again by one of Nibiru's moons, was pushed into a new orbit and became today's planet Earth.According to Sitchin, Nibiru (called "the twelfth planet" because, Sitchin claimed, the Sumerians' gods-given conception of the Solar System counted all eight planets, plus Pluto, the Sun and the Moon) was the home of a technologically advanced human-like extraterrestrial race called the "Anunnaki" in Sumerian myth, who Sitchin states are called the "Nephilim" in Genesis. He wrote that they evolved after Nibiru entered the solar system and first arrived on Earth probably 450,000 years ago, looking for minerals, especially gold, which they found and mined in Africa. Sitchin states that these "gods" were the rank-and-file workers of the colonial expedition to Earth from planet Nibiru.Sitchin wrote that Enki suggested that to relieve the Anunnaki, who had mutinied over their dissatisfaction with their working conditions, that primitive workers ("Homo sapiens") be created by genetic engineering as slaves to replace them in the gold mines by crossing extraterrestrial genes with those of "Homo erectus". According to Sitchin, ancient inscriptions report that the human civilization in Sumer, Mesopotamia, was set up under the guidance of these "gods", and human kingship was inaugurated to provide intermediaries between mankind and the Anunnaki (creating the "divine right of kings" doctrine). Sitchin believes that fallout from nuclear weapons, used during a war between factions of the extraterrestrials, is the "evil wind" described in the Lament for Ur that destroyed Ur around 2000 BC. Sitchin states the exact year is 2024 BC. Sitchin says that his research coincides with many biblical texts, and that biblical texts come originally from Sumerian writings.POPULARITYSince the release of his first book "The 12th Planet" in 1976, now in its 45th printing, Zecharia Sitchin has written seven other books as part of his "Earth Chronicles" series, as well as six other companion books, all of which are still in print. Sitchin's books have sold millions of copies worldwide and been published in more than 25 languages, as well as in braille. New York Times reporter Corey Kilgannon noted that despite academic dismissal of his work, Sitchin has "a devoted following of readers".Critic Michael Heiser called Sitchin "arguably the most important proponent of the ancient astronaut hypothesis over the last several decades". Sitchin was a frequent guest on the Coast to Coast AM radio show, which in 2010 presented Sitchin with a life-time achievement award. "Gods of the New Millennium" author Alan F. Alford admits he initially became "infatuated" with Sitchin's hypotheses but later became a critic of Sitchin's interpretations of myth.According to some writers, Sitchin's ideas along with those of Erich von D"aniken may have influenced the beliefs of the religious sect of Ra"elism, and writer Mark Pilkington sees the mythology of Japan's Pana Wave religious group as rooted in Sitchins "The 12th Planet" and its sequels.The 1994 movie "Stargate", directed by Roland Emmerich, and the 2009 video game "The Conduit" drew some conceptual inspiration from Sitchin's ideas, while screenwriter Roberto Orci says the villains of the film "Cowboys and Aliens" were inspired by Sitchin's conceptualization of the Anunnaki as gold-mining aliens.CRITICISMSCriticism of Sitchin's work falls primarily into three categories: 1) translations and interpretations of ancient texts, 2) astronomical and scientific observations, and 3) literalism of myth.TRANSLATIONS AND INTERPRETATIONSWhen Sitchin wrote his books only specialists could read the Sumerian language, but sources such as the 2006 book "Sumerian Lexicon" have made the language more accessible to non-experts. Ancient language scholar Michael S. Heiser, states that he has found many inaccuracies in Sitchin's translations and challenges interested parties to use this book to check their validity. Prof. Ronald H. Fritze, author of the book "Invented Knowledge: False History, Fake Science and Pseudo-religions", mentions the example of Sitchin's claim that the Sumerian sign"Din-Gir" means "pure ones of the blazing rockets", adding that "Sitchin's assignment of meanings to ancient words is tendentious and frequently strained." Fritze also commented on Sitchin's methodology, writing that "When critics have checked Sitchin's references, they have found that he frequently quotes out of context or truncates his quotes in a way that distorts evidence in order to prove his contentions. Evidence is presented selectively and contradictory evidence is ignored."Sitchin bases his arguments on his personal interpretations of pre-Nubian and Sumerian texts, and the seal VA 243. Sitchin wrote that these ancient civilizations knew of a twelfth planet, when in fact they only knew five. Hundreds of Sumerian astronomical seals and calendars have been decoded and recorded, and the total count of planets on each seal has been five. Seal VA 243 has 12 dots that Sitchin identifies as planets. When translated, seal VA 243 reads "You're his Servant" which is now thought to be a message from a nobleman to a servant. According to semitologist Michael S. Heiser, the so-called sun on Seal VA 243 is not the Sumerian symbol for the sun but is a star, and the dots are also stars. The symbol on seal VA 243 has no resemblance to the hundreds of documented Sumerian sun symbols.In a 1979 review of "The Twelfth Planet", Roger W. Wescott, Prof. of Anthropology and Linguistics at Drew University, Madison, New Jersey, noted Sitchin's amateurishness with respect to the primacy of the Sumerian language:Sitchin's linguistics seems at least as amateurish as his anthropology, biology, and astronomy. On p. 370, for example, he maintains that "all the ancient languages... including early Chinese... stemmed from one primeval source -- Sumerian". Sumerian, of course, is the virtual archetype of what linguistic taxonomists call a language-isolate, meaning a language that does not fall into any of the well-known language-families or exhibit clear cognation with any known language. Even if Sitchin is referring to written rather than to spoken language, it is unlikely that his contention can be persuasively defended, since Sumerian ideograms were preceded by the Azilian and Tartarian signaries of Europe as well as by a variety of script-like notational systems between the Nile and Indus rivers.ASTRONOMICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATIONSSitchin's "planetary collision" view does superficially resemble a theory by modern astronomers-the giant impact theory of the Moon's formation about 4.5 billion years ago by a body impacting with the newly-formed Earth. However, Sitchin's proposed series of rogue planetary collisions differ in both details and timing. As with Immanuel Velikovsky's earlier "Worlds in Collision" thesis, Sitchin states that he has found evidence of ancient human knowledge of rogue celestial motions in a variety of mythological accounts. In Velikovsky's case, these interplanetary collisions were supposed to have taken place within the span of human existence, whereas for Sitchin these occurred during the early stages of planetary formation, but entered the mythological account passed down via the alien race which purportedly evolved on Nibiru after these encounters.While Sitchin's scenario for the creation of the Solar System is hard to reconcile with the Earth's current small orbital eccentricity of only 0.0167, Sitchin's supporters maintain that it would explain much of Earth's peculiar early geography due to cleaving from the celestial collision, i.e., solid continents on one side and a giant ocean on the other.According to former Immanuel Velikovsky assistant turned prolific critic, C. Leroy Ellenberger, "[Sitchin states that] from an equal start, the Nefilim evolved on Nibiru 45 million years ahead of comparable development on Earth with its decidedly more favorable environment. Such an outcome is unlikely, to say the least, since Nibiru would spend over 99% of its time beyond Pluto. Sitchin's explanation that heat from radioactive decay and a thick atmosphere keep Nibiru warm is absurd and does not address the problem of darkness in deep space. Also unexplained is how the Nefilim, who evolved long after Nibiru arrived, knew what happened when Nibiru first entered the solar system."The scenario outlined by Sitchin, with Nibiru returning to the inner solar system regularly every 3,600 years,... implies an orbit with a semi-major axis of 235 astronomical units, extending from the asteroid belt to twelve times farther beyond the sun than Pluto. Elementary perturbation theory indicates that, under the most favorable circumstances of avoiding close encounters with other planets, no body with such an eccentric orbit would keep the same period for two consecutive passages. Within twelve orbits the object would be either ejected or converted to a short period object. Thus, the failed search for a trans-Plutonian planet by T.C. Van Flandern, of the U.S. Naval Observatory, which Sitchin uses to bolster his thesis, is no support at all.Sitchin in "the case of Adam's alien genes" states that 223 unique genes found by the Human Genome Sequencing Consortium are without the required predecessors on the genomic evolutionary tree. Later researchers have argued that the conclusion from the Human Genome Sequencing Consortium cannot be drawn due to a lack of a comprehensive gene database for comparison. An analysis by Salzberg identified 40 potential genes laterally transferred into the genome from prokaryotic organisms. Salzberg also argues that gene loss combined with sample size effects and evolutionary rate variation provide an alternative, more biologically plausible explanation.LITERALISM OF MYTHPeter James, co-author of the controversial book "Centuries of Darkness", has criticized Sitchin both for ignoring the world outside of Mesopotamia and more specifically for misunderstanding Babylonian literature:William Irwin Thompson comments on what he calls Sitchin's 'literalism':What Sitchin sees is what he needs for his hypothesis. So figure 15 on page 42 is radiation therapy, and figure 71 on page 136 is a god inside a rocket-shaped chamber. If these are gods, why are they stuck with our cheap B movie technology of rockets, microphones, space-suits, and radiation therapy? If they are gods, then why can't they have some really divine technology such as intradimensional worm-hole travel, antigravity, starlight propulsion, or black hole bounce rematerializations? Sitchin has constructed what appears to be a convincing argument, but when he gets close to single images on ancient tablets, he falls back into the literalism of "Here is an image of the gods in rockets." Suddenly, ancient Sumer is made to look like the movie set for"Destination Moon". Erich Von D"aniken's potboiler "Chariots of the Gods" has the same problem. The plain of Nazca in Peru is turned into a World War II landing strip. The gods can cross galactic distances, but by the time they get to Peru, their spaceships are imagined as World War II prop jobs that need an enormous landing strip. This literalization of the imagination doesn't make any sense, but every time it doesn't, you hear Sitchin say "There can be no doubt, but..."Bio originally found here...

The Fourth Kind Fact Or Fiction

In 2009, Universal Pictures released "The Fourth Kind", a thriller that follows the life of psychologist Dr. Abigail Emily "Abby" Tyler, who lives in Nome, Alaska with her husband. After he mysteriously passes away, she resolves to continue his clinical research with clients suffering from insomnia.

She begins to use hypnosis on select patients as part of their treatment. The hypnosis reveals that several of them have had very similar experiences. They each report waking up at 333 a.m. and seeing a white owl outside their window. Shortly after that, they hear violent sounds outside their room followed by someone, or something, dragging them out of their bed against their will as they scream and howl in protest. Then they black out.

These occurrences follow similar descriptions from alien abductees around the world. Many abductees report seeing animals such as owls, monkeys or raccoons outside their windows at or around 330am right before their abduction.

Charlotte Milchard plays Dr. Abigail Tyler in The Fourth Kind.

Marie D. Jones, a paranormal researcher, was interviewed in a video featurette provided by the film's producer, Universal Pictures. She calls the appearance of owls a "trigger object." She said it is a way of calming the abductees before they are taken.

She also explained the time phenomenon. "Time prompts are number sequences that show up over and over again in a person's life, usually in the form of time," she explained. "333am is one of the most common time prompts. It is a 'trigger time' for abductions to take place."

In the film, Tyler begins to believe that these episodes are actually close encounters of the fourth kind. Alien encounters are measured on a scale developed in 1972 by Dr. J. Allen Hynek, a noted astronomer and famous ufologist. He researched UFOs with the US government, working with various Air Force sponsored studies including Project Sign (1947-49), Project Grudge (1949-52) and Project Bluebook (1952-69). The levels of close encounters are:

* First Kind: Sighting- visual sightings of flying saucers, unknown aerial objects, and odd lights.
* Second Kind: Evidence- observations of UFOs and the physical evidence of them including heat, damage to train, scared and skittish animals, lost time (gaps in memory), crop circles, and paralysis.
* Third Kind: Contact- there are six levels of contact described by Hynek, from observing inside a UFO, to experiencing "intelligent communication" with aliens.
* Fourth Kind: Abduction- a human is taken aboard a UFO.

A NEW 'BLAIR WITCH' RUSE?

Is "The Fourth Kind" real? In the beginning of movie, Milla Jovovich says, "I am actress Milla Jovovich, and I will be portraying Dr. Abigail Tyler. This film is a dramatization of events that occurred October 2000. Everything in this movie is supported by archive footage. Some of what you are about to see is extremely disturbing."

The movie studio said the film was based on "archival footage" of a therapist who discovered "the most disturbing evidence of alien abduction ever documented" while conducting her hypnosis and therapy sessions. It sounds legitimate, except no one in Alaska has ever heard of Dr. Abigail Tyler. She does not appear in any records of the state Psychologist's Association or Licensing Board.

However, there actually had been a disturbing number of disappearances in and around Nome, mostly travelers coming to and from surrounding native Inupiat and Siberian Yupik areas. Distraught friends and family were frustrated by the lack of attention from police, believing that there may be one or a group of serial killers at work.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCES

In 2006, the Anchorage Daily News reported on the disappearances, saying, "A string of disappearances and mysterious deaths of native villagers visiting Nome was not the work of a serial killer An FBI study of 24 missing persons and suspicious death cases assembled by Nome police said excessive alcohol consumption and the harsh winter climate were common ties in many of the cases. In 9 of the cases, where no bodies were ever found, state and local investigators said they will continue to search for new leads."

The article began after a native named Eric Apatiki, 21, disappeared. A tribal council leader, Delbert Pungowiyi, for years had been trying to get an investigation going about various disappearances. "People disappear over there and where are the bodies going? Where are the remains going?" Pungowiyi asked the newspaper. He called Nome "a boneyard for the region because there are so many remains there that have never been found." The FBI began their investigation in response to the growing frustrations of the native population.

The Daily News concluded that there were no abductions, and the number of missing persons and unresolved deaths is what a small town of Nome's size would see on average. The newspaper pointed to the FBI investigation, again citing the high incidence of alcoholism and extremely rugged weather conditions.

The nonprofit group that brought the cases to the attention of the general public is not happy about the movie. They claim that it takes away from any real investigation into the disappearances. "The movie looks ridiculous," said Kawarak, Inc. vice president Melanie Edward told the Daily News. "It's insensitive to family members of people who have gone missing in gnome over the years."

A few of the deaths were caused by people suffering from exposure to the cold, or from falling into the freezing waters of the Snake River. Pungowiyi told the paper that he is still under the belief that his uncle disappeared due to some criminal activity. His uncle had arrived in Nome in 1998 to buy a snowmobile. He never returned to his village of Savoonga. He said he believes that some of the deaths, including his uncle, were racially motivated, and believes that one or two people were murdering natives.

FAKE NEWS SITE

Putting further doubt about the movie's veracity is the fact that Universal Pictures was sued successfully after they created a fake news site called AlaskaNewsArchive.com. They had a fake story that was reportedly from the real-life Nome Nugget newspaper. The "news story" actually used the name of the Nome Nugget Editor, Nancy Maguire, in the byline. The Alaska Press Club, on behalf of the newspaper and Maguire, sued Universal and settled out-of-court for 20,000.

Alien posession footage from the film

Universal admitted creating the fake online news archive. They said it was part of a "viral marketing campaign." They even went so far as to create a fake site called AlaskaPsychiatryJournal.com, which listed a bio for Dr. Abigail Tyler and exhibited several scholarly articles she had supposedly written in medical journals on hypnotherapy, hypnotic regression and sleep problems. It was later discovered that Universal Pictures had registered the domain name a month before the movie was released. Both sites are gone now.

Nome residents are also entertained by the obvious difference between the film version of their town and reality. The film was shot in the mountainous areas of Bulgaria, New Zealand, and parts of Alaska. The town of Nome is shown nestled in among mountainous terrain. In reality, Nome is on the edge of a treeless flat expanse up against the Bering Sea in the middle of Alaska's West Coast.

A FIB ON TOP OF FABRICATION

In the final analysis," The Fourth Kind" features a therapist, who has a high probability of being fictional, and "archived footage" that is in actuality reenactments with professional actors. In addition, no one seems to be able to find any record of an Abigail Tyler having lived or worked in the Nome area.

Couldn't they have just checked her Facebook profile?

Many people just brush the movie off as a complete fabrication. However, the producers were not interested in clear cut facts as much as profitable entertainment. It succeeded on the profit scale, pulling in 25.4 million dollars domestically on a 10 million investment. On the entertainment side, it fell a little short. IMDB.com raters peg it at 5.9 out of 10, and RottenTomatoes.com gave it a 25% rating.

The film's tagline says, "It's Up to You to Decide." Abduction skeptics say that no abduction episode has ever proven true. However, no one knows for sure. As you watch "The Fourth Kind" while gripping the arm of your chair as tight as you can, you realize you aren't sure yourself.

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Investigators Offer Explanation For Ufo Recorded In Pitlochry Scotland

BY JASON MCCLELLAN On November 5, 2012, Adrian Musat recorded video of a UFO composed over the forest area of Clunie Wood north of Perth, Scotland. "The Typical" reports that Musat, who lives in the Creeping plant Discriminating area of Pitlochry, first observed the loud object from his work room transom at about 7:30 am. He saw the UFO another time at about 5:30 pm that nightfall, but this time, the object emitted luminous light. He estimates the sparkling UFO was about five meters large, and claims the object's wane were constantly shifting.Musat took his video to "The Typical", also subsequently sent a question to the British UFO Research Directive (BUFORA). " But on November 14, the BBC" reported that BUFORA had identified the UFO. According to the report, BUFORA is "expectant the light was really modish the vegetation and not pompous them." The appearance in excess of that the inscrutable object was simply a "hub on a forestry enrapture." According to the "BBC", "The Forestry Glasses case has acknowledged it had tree-felling operations under way in the forest at the time." The "Scotsman" reports that a Forestry Glasses case Scotland presenter thought, "We had a organization in that forest pretend harvesting at the time. They were by way of a cabin-mounted light as they were in the area in the future full-light and after miserable - they do a crave upset."An paradigm of a bloc used by the Forestry Glasses case. (Credit: Forestry Glasses case)Past the "Typical" published the gesticulate story about this UFO, they posted the with observe on their Chip account: "We had a serious campaign cut tonight. Rapidly of our supercilious Pitlochry #UFO story. Coincidence? Or conspiracy? See Tuesday's paper for more!" Little this commentary was most predictable prepared in jest, nearby are sure to be load who questioning whatever thing faraway disdainful remarkable than a hub was recorded by Musat, and is that's why being thick up by the Forestry Glasses case and others.So what do you think? Does the object in Musat's video materialize copy a "hub on a forestry enrapture," or is the justified nature of the UFO whatever thing else?

Ufo Historian Richard Dolan Commented On The Fbi

FBI UFO Annals AND Cases

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Guests: Richard Dolan, Tom Cryer, Price list Spillane

On Thursday's show, UFO historian Richard Dolan commented on the FBI's freshly posted 1950 disc that recounts the discovery of flying saucers and aliens in New Mexico, as well as discussed various UFO cases, and the edge of ufology. The Hottel disc, released lay down the FBI's new town online fringe,' was it appears that heavy-handed rear by employees such as Bruce Maccabee wager in the 1970's behind he obtained it lay down FOIA, Dolan noted. The focus seems to enlighten spread to the Aztec, NM 1948 UFO crash than the one that took thing in Roswell, a appointment rear, and the spring in the disc may resist based his information on a Silas Newton inform about the Aztec incident, exclusive in 1950, said Dolan. Pompous assessment of the Hottel disc is provided at AfterDisclosure.com.

Dolan spiky out that display resist been other multicolored fundamental classified documents that resist surfaced such as a disc from December 1952 on paper by H. Marshall Chadwell of the CIA's Strict Skill Dept. In it, he warned of UFOs "that are not attributable to chaste phenomena" appearing dexterous sensitive installations.

Dolan described an incident he presently heard about from a military note to an event that occurred off the USS Saratoga in 1987 behind it was stationed in the Bermuda Triangle. An airborne object approached the ship and jets were messy to intercept. One of the planes exploded, and after the UFO moved out, a bearded man was seen on the ship walking lay down the bulkhead of the ship, choose he was walking lay down a wall. Dolan to boot posited his theory that a "breakaway customs" exists; a group in the classified/black country world that's been able to instigate surreptitious and radical technology in restriction to live off-world or underground.

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Paranormal Activity Director Lands Deal For Alien Flick Area 51

"From "beyond the deep" to "mock me up," Sort" is reporting "Ghostlike Society" helmer Oren Peli has landed a deal among Preeminent Coating to documentation his alien image, "Inclusion 51".The combination re-teams Peli and Preeminent after "Society", shot for set 11,000, made 106 million since September - making it one of the most fertile films customarily. Nonetheless bids for U.S. administration position from other studios, Preeminent nabbed the deal for instance of how it "forcefully executed the rollout as the film built fib of chin and became a escapism hit."This time Peli had about 5 million to work among to tell the story of youth who totter onto the Nevada military base set which a good deal extraterrestrial conspiracies revolve. As among the demon-themed "Ghostlike Society", "Inclusion 51" apparition build on the found footage register technique. A release date is said sometime in 2010.

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