Thursday, August 9, 2012

Let's find Bigfoot

“Finding Bigfoot” on Animal Planet is currently filming its third season, an enigma, indeed, considering the robust inanity of this program, an inanity so pronounced —and of which its participants are so proudly oblivious —that the minds at “South Park” felt compelled to skewer it. (If you’re getting skewered on “South Park,” you probably deserve it.) The four-person team of Bigfoot hunters consists of three men with sketchy credentials —Matt Moneymaker, founder of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization; Cliff Barackman, who pretends to be “level-headed and analytical”; and James “Bobo” Fay, a gargantuan, hirsute human specimen who’s as close as you’ll ever get to seeing Sasquatch —and the obligatory “science-minded” female, Ranae Holland. They scamper through various wooded environs wearing irksome green night-vision equipment, declaring every twig snap an indication of an ambling “squatch.” They hold impotent and yawnful invigilations. They howl in petition of a return howl that never comes. They interview backwoods dwellers and look upon them with arrant credulity as these unknowing folk describe a bear they believe is Bigfoot. Each one of these monster hunters gives off a medium-strength air of having been picked on psychopathically as a teenager.

The new series “Chasing UFOs” on National Geographic Channel has to follow the same blueprint as “Finding Bigfoot” because there’s no other blueprint to follow. The three-person team —two men, one woman —scurries around open areas with fancy green cameras and scans the skies for not-quite-inexplicable lights they of course deem of alien origin. They meet with citizens convinced of their own sightings —ignoring every shard of data that proves the rampant unreliability of eyewitness testimony —and then talk to marginalized farmers certain that little gray men are mutilating their great big cows. Savvier than the suits at Animal Planet, the suits at National Geographic Channel have hired a prickly female team member with supercharged sex appeal, Erin Ryder —even her name is sexy. Peek at her photo on the show’s website and you’ll see her perky teats at attention, chest aglisten, hair blown back in glam. Each team member dons faux military garb —a signal of their steely seriousness —and the two gents, James Fox and Ben McGee, are half likable and not awful to look at. The “Finding Bigfoot” bunch, on the other hand, are both agony on the eyes and outrageously asinine.

http://www.salon.com/2012/08/09/lets_get_bigfoot/


New Egyptian pyramids found using Google Earth

One of the complex sites contains a distinct, four-sided, truncated, pyramidal shape that is approximately 140 feet in width. This site contains three smaller mounds in a very clear formation, similar to the diagonal alignment of the Giza Plateau pyramids.
The second possible site contains four mounds with a larger, triangular-shaped plateau. The two larger mounds at this site are approximately 250 feet in width, with two smaller mounds approximately 100 feet in width. This site complex is arranged in a very clear formation with the large plateau, or butte, nearby in a triangular shape with a width of approximately 600 feet.
The sites have been documented and discovered by satellite archaeology researcher Angela Micol of Maiden, North Carolina. Angela has been conducting satellite archaeology research for over ten years, searching for ancient sites from space using Google Earth. Angela is a UNC Charlotte alumnus and has studied archaeology since childhood. Google Earth has allowed her to document many possible archaeological sites, including a potential underwater city off the coast of the Yucatan peninsula that has sparked the interest of scientists, researchers and archaeologists. Angela is also a board member of the APEX Institute, founded bl archaeologist William Donato, who is pioneering underwater archaeological research in the Bahamas. Angela has been assisted by Don J. Long, fellow APEX and field researcher
http://www.disclose.tv



Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Too cute: the youngest Bigfoot researcher

A new Bigfoot researcher - bigfoottracket46 on YouTube - gets his little daughter into the act. He says Bella loves to do the Bigfoot call. Matt, cliff and Bobo have a new fan.
What big ol hairy guy could resist all this cuteness.

Did Timbergiantbigfoot get within feet of a Bigfoot?

A video yesterday was posted on YouTube in which joecam1968 analyzes a T.G.B.F. video when he is out with his kids and shows were Jim was very close to a Bigfoot. He describes it like this:

"Along with other viewers I had noticed something in Timbergiantbigfoot's video "Trip to The Bigfoot Avenue". In this shortened version, at the .51-.54 mark you can see what seems to be Bigfoot on the left side of the screen. And it is gone in the 1:21 section of this clip. What I find interesting is you can hear it walking away after he pans away around the .55 or so mark. Pause screen at listed times and see for yourself. Thanks..."


Jim has been in areas where large bears are at. The owner of my company is an avid hunter and has hunted all over North America. I showed him the Jim video of the deer covered by wood. He said Jim needs to get the hell out of there because they have seen that before. It has been attributed to Grizzly bear behavior. What is odd is they have seen this in areas where grizzly bears are not supposed to be. Very strange.

Monday, August 6, 2012

Incredible images of Curiosity landing on Mars

The HiRISE team has outdone themselves this time. Using their incredible instrument, the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment, they have captured an absolutely amazing. image of the Curiosity rover, descending on a parachute through Mars’ atmosphere.

“Nailed it!” Tweeted Christian Schaller of the HiRISE team. “My goodness, @MarsCuriosity you look pretty.”

My hope is that Curiosity will eventually discover artificial structures on Mars similar to the ones found on the moon. The rover is nuclear powered and can run indefinitely. Years from now we may know something.


Sunday, August 5, 2012

Mars Curiosity Rover may answer questions

Unless you have freshly returned from outer space, you have probably already heard about tonight’s eagerly awaited landing of Curiosity, the next Mars rover. By roughly 1:31 a.m. EDT on Monday, the Mars Space Laboratory vehicle will have either delivered the $2.5 billion rover safely to the planet’s surface or dropped it there, broken and maybe dysfunctional. Either way, Curiosity’s arrival promises to be one of the most dramatic (and media-saturated) science events of the year.

By using a sky crane like mechanism used by construction engineers on earth, Curiosity should fair well on its landing. The best part of all this is it is using nuclear power which could allow it to work for centuries.

We should end up with a better understanding of Mars atmospheric and geological history. The question of life ever being present on Mars should be answered.

Of course, if advanced civilizations exist, it should find them too.


Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Is an alien probe orbiting earth?

http://www.mandatory.com/2012/07/30/10-unexplained-space-mysteries/1
A space probe of unknown origin is circling around earth. It is called 1991 VG.
In late 1991 a strange object approached and passed within celestial spitting distance of the Earth, causing surprise, and some disquiet, among astronomers before vanishing back into the depths of space. The object was catalogued as “1991 VG,” and to this day it remains a mystery.
Spotted on November 6, 1991, by astronomer Jim Scotti, 1991 VG was initially thought to be an NEO—a Near Earth Object, probably an asteroid, of which there are many that periodically pass by too close for comfort and of which the public is blissfully unaware. At the time of discovery, 1991 VG was approximately 2,046,000 miles from Earth and heading inbound rapidly. Scotti, who was tracking with the small Spacewatch telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory, Arizona, described it as a “fast- moving asteroidal object.”
Continued observation revealed that the object did not appear to be an asteroid, or at least it didn’t behave like one. For instance, it had a tendency to “wink”: to become roughly three times brighter, then dark again, every seven and one-half minutes, behavior akin to that of a rotating artificial satellite. This led to speculation that 1991 VG was perhaps an expended rocket booster drifting through interplanetary space, maybe even an old Saturn V booster from the Apollo moon-launch days of the late 1960s and early ’70s.
Read more:  WWW.Anomalies.com

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Chemtrail patterns

Look up in the sky on a clear day and the sky may not appear so blue. In fact, the sky may have various crisscross patterns of white plum that linger for hours. They don't even seem to dissipate. They sort of expand and cover the sky. What was a sunny day, now, has a opaque glow to it.
These are chemtrails and can only be seen in North America (verified by NASA images). Various theories suggest mass inoculation to weather control by a secret government agency.
Whatever they are it is not natural
This is something more people should be concerned with.

Teri Lynge on Coast to Coast Radio

The George Noory Rado Show Teri Lynge was on the Coast to Coast Radio show the other night. Teri is an expert on alien contact and he...