Tag: nasa
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3/31 defcon: morpheus, auroras, smartbombs & omg’s!
secret space plane can’t hide from amateur sleuths* secret x-37b space plane caught on video by skywatchers* nasa tracking ‘a large object approaching the sun’* video: will ‘morpheus’ be the first vehicle on the moon since apollo?* video: stunningly beautiful time-lapse footage of aurora* nsa said to focus its decrypting skills on nasdaq cyber attack*…
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Space Junk: Vanguard 1
Debris in space is a growing concern. Space Junk has made a necessity of cataloging space objects, the launch of a surveillance satellite, and will result in more near earth collisions.
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3/24 defcon: mobile, micro, mystery, messenger
at&t to purchase t-mobile for US$39b; as strangling of the free internet begins continues* microsoft, feds pull plug on spam network* fbook traffic mysteriously passed through chinese isp* goldman programmer gets 8yrs for code theft* tracking your wi-fi trail at the airport* first tweet & other communication firsts* nasa ‘messenger’ enters orbit around mercury* chavez…
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3/17 Newspurge: The Toxicity Of Our City
obama admin steps up anti-marijuana battle // “world’s largest paedophile ring” uncovered: global paedophile ring smashed by british detectives as 120 arrested in uk // US plan military presence & ops in afghanistan beyond 2014
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Assange: Internet Greatest Spying Machine
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange warned Cambridge students, who waited hours to hear him speak, internet is “greatest spying machine the world has ever seen,” in article at guardian.co.uk.
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NASA Scientist Finds Evidence of Alien Life
Aliens exist, and we have proof. That astonishingly awesome claim comes from Dr. Richard B. Hoover, an astrobiologist at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center who says he has found conclusive evidence of alien life
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Lake Vostok Mystery
Mystery builds as Russians quit drilling for season. The drill lies less than 50 feet from subglacial Lake Vostok environment. Russians leave a two mile borehole filled with kerosene to prevent freezing, until drilling resumes in December.
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glory fails to reach orbit, plummets into ocean
climate change satellite goes out in blaze of ‘glory’… NASA’s Glory spacecraft crashes into ocean after failing to reach orbit, because housing atop the Taurus XL rocket did not separate. The launch took place shortly after 5am EST today from Vandenberg AFB. The failure costs NASA $420 million. Universe Today article reports loss also of…
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Solar Storms: Risks of Rising Solar Activity
A burst of solar activity this past week generated, also, dire warnings such as, “Catastrophe Looming? The Risks of Rising Solar Activity,” at SPACE.com. The present writer is left with the impression of covert preparation for tragedy, an inculcation of sorts, in such warnings.
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Challenger: ‘Obviously, A Major Malfunction’
“A Colombian Enterprise to Endeavor for the Discovery of Atlantis… and all Challengers shall be destroyed”
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Flux Transfer Event: When a Portal Opens In Earth’s Magnetosphere
Are Flux Transfer Events (FTE) the new bogeyman or a treacherous secret weapon? The present writer can see where these brief but frequent breaches of the Earth’s magnetosphere, could be used for propaganda purposes.
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earth’s magnetic fields cause of bird & fish die off
The Earth’s magnetic fields are surfacing in the press as an explanation for several recent mass bird and fish die-offs! Donna Pravel writes in, “Earth’s Magnetic Fields May Be Causing Bird and Fish Die-Off”, about massive breaches detected in the magnetosphere by five NASA Themis spacecraft. Breaches allow highly charged particles to enter and can…
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is moon artificial satellite?
Zen Gardner alleges in article, “NASA Photos Confirm Moon is Artificial?”, summarizes many points of irregularity in relation to our lunar satellite. Gardner recalls the “ringing like a bell” references of Apollo missions which imply a hollow sphere. An observation is made the bottom of the craters are convex not concave the opposite of expectations for an…
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12/2 Defcon: Fingerprints, Arsenic & Oxygen
Feds warrantlessly tracking credit cards in real time // Google admits Street View trespassing, hit with crippling $1 fine // Most popular Yahoo search in 2010 was ‘BP oil spill’; First time for a news story