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Important Things that you didn’t know about the UFO

UFO

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Incident in Scotland

INCIDENT IN SCOTLAND The following events will be etched in the memories of two scottish families for the rest of their lives. The experience has ultimately left them bewildered and deeply traumatized, to the extent that they are afraid to sleep alone at night. Now in need of counselling, they…

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SIGHTS & SOUNDS OVER 30 YEARS

By Graham W. Birdsall When the first ever episode of the X-Files appeared on our television screens back in 1993, producer Chris Carter and his virtually unknown screen co-stars, David Duchovny (Mulder) and Gillian Anderson (Scully), could barely have imagined where it would lead. In less than five years the…

Interviews

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The Terrestrial Connection

Interview with Robert Bauval Ever since bestselling authors Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock entertained capacity audiences at the 'Monuments To Life' Conferences in London and Leeds on 25 May and…

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Interview with Nick Pope

Former Head of SEC (AS)2A 5 MAY 1996 CONDUCTED BY MARK IAN BIRDSALL & VIVIENNE OLBISON UFO: What is Secretariat (AS)2a? Nick Pope: It provides support to the RAF and…

Mueseums to Visit in Liverpool

January 23, 2018January 23, 2018

Liverpool is the residence of over two dozen museums. They range from little particular niche destinations to extensive scenic tours of world background. If you have an interest in history, you will indeed like Liverpool. Its fantastic collection of exhibitions becomes part of the reason why the city was called a European Culture Resource in 2008. Museums are a classic and services like sightseeing tours miami take away the fun of looking at things on your own.

Looking at these four excellent Liverpool gallery alternatives offers us with a concept of just how the city provides such a superb possibility to understand its past and that of the larger world.

Museums in Liverpool

The Globe Gallery Liverpool. This museum was formerly known simply as The Liverpool Gallery. It is a very related to the museum of world background, offering hundreds of display screens and exhibits essentially. In most cases, the things on display at this facility have never been seen elsewhere. It is an significant gallery.

The Globe Gallery Liverpool is not the sort of area you can entirely examine throughout a few hrs. It has its fish tank, an exploration facility and a considerable area committed to nature. While it is out the scale of the Smithsonian in the US, it is the kind of place that warrants several visits.

Unlike the huge as well as ambitious World Museum is Mr. Hardman’s Photographic Studio. It is a terrific instance of Liverpool’s many smaller particular niche galleries. Found under an Anglican Basilica, the gallery is in the real house as well as the workshop of noted photographer Edward Chambre Hardman.

Hardman lived there for over forty years and also the museum does a fantastic job of showing his photo work and placing it right into a larger context. If you are a photography buff, this little museum should get on your Liverpool museum must-see list.

The Western Approaches Museum is another excellent smaller sized Liverpool gallery. It gives a possibility to gain a greater understanding of World War II Britain. Found in a facility that when worked as top-secret interactions as well as espionage center, it gives a close-up view of a previously unidentified component of the city’s background.

It is difficult to mention the Liverpool gallery scene without keeping in mind an industrial museum dedicated to the party of the city’s most prominent export– the Beatles. Liverpool’s four preferred sons as well as their music make for a remarkable collection of displays, delivered full-force via twenty-first-century technology.

If you going to to Liverpool, take into consideration placing several of these fantastic museums on your schedule. You will appreciate your time and will bow out experience with a better feeling of history. If these certain museums are not appealing, think about any one of the various other terrific Liverpool museum options. You could explore maritime galleries, a center devoted to understanding the slave labor, art galleries or a selection of various other great tourist attractions. There makes certain to be something that will reverberate with you in Liverpool.

Interesting Facts about the UFO Sightings

January 20, 2018

One of the biggest conspiracy theories of the universe is the existence of the extra-terrestrial beings present on the earth. Science has a lot of conspiracy theories that are worth knowing about, and that is the reason as to why there are endless probing and research work on all these theories hoping that they will be proved true or otherwise one day. Not all of us believe in the idea of the existence of the extra-terrestrial beings. These extra-terrestrial beings are believed to have been in existence just from the beginning of time. There are theories like they will be better than human beings in terms of science and technology as well. Though this seems weird, evidence proves that they do exist. Yes, so here we are going to see a bit about these UFO sightings.

What are UFO Sightings?

The UFO sightings are nothing but the identification of the anomalies that are present on earth. As long as science and discovery exist, we strongly believe that we have left no turned unturned add far as the earthy things are concerned. That is the reason as to why we believe that anything that is concerned as an anomaly is something they persons to a different world or as the arrival of an alien spacecraft. It was all a result of the analysis that people made to find out if there are other creatures or of the universe and if life can exist there. It is quite laughable, but anything that doesn’t belong to earth belongs to the alien world.

The contribution of Philip Mantle:

Many of us who are not into too much of science and anomaly might not be aware of Philip Mantle. He is a globally renowned person and is an author as well. Over the past years, he has spent a lot of time in analysing and discovering various factors that person’s to the UFO files. He has also had his own research work, and as a result, he came up with a lot of theories with regard to UFO long with photo evidence. Since he came up with a lot of theoretical and material evidence the government took up top 5 of his studies and decided to work on it and figure out the truth.

Other works:

Apart from the contributions made by Philip, there were also a lot of other people who came up with the concept of aliens and flying objects. People who work with radar system has stated that they identified non-human creatures, spaceships that have no relevance to earth and other such abnormal things. People who are too much into photography especially during the night time have had the privilege of being too see a few of these anomalies. Our satellites are capturing pictures of objects that are out of this universe, and it seems to send some pictures that are worthwhile. Apart from the earth and it’s surface, satellites are also focussing on such anomalies. So these are the UFO sightings, and they are yet to be proved or disproved

Important Things that you didn’t know about the UFO

January 20, 2018January 20, 2018

Most of us, though it is interesting to conspire, have had our own reservations in believing the concept of extra-terrestrial beings and the coming of saucers and aliens. However, to make sure that our earth is safe from internal and external invasion people in the respective fields have analyzed as to the different things and objects that are present on and around the earth. So we are here to see about one such term, and it is the UFO. Let us get to it.

What is UFO?

UFO is one of the most widely prevalent terms, and we are well aware of it. It stands for Unidentified Flying Objects. The term was first coined in the American military base as an effort to make sure that anything that flies in the air is from the earth and belongs to the known category of things. Initially, in the early 1900s, people obviously didn’t feel the external or alien threats. It was wartime, and the government felt the need for measuring their safety and security all the time. That is why they began classifying things under the head the term UFO.

Anything was flying or moving within the atmosphere has to belong to their list of missiles or objects. If anything that didn’t fit into the list, it was listed as Unidentified Flying Object. So there are only two possibilities, either it should arise out of a natural phenomenon, or it should be known object anything that flies, until being identified, will be known by the term UFO.

This practice that started out in the US slowly spread out to other countries as well, and the term UFO became quite popular. Now that all of us are aware of the term, a term that strictly belonged to the US military bases has now been out to common use.

UFO – today:

However today we feel that the term UFO is much broader or to be more specific it has taken a global shape. The global countries aren’t into war today, so nobody is living in the fear of unknown war objects and missiles. However, all of us are into science war. We are discovering new things every day. The technology that is being invented for the security of the nation is always being tested on the other, and that is the reason as to why our official records still hold the UFO category,

The term is also used to refer unknown geological factors such as a meteor, a thick cloud bank that is unusual and seems like an anomaly, and they are placed under the head UFO until its characteristics and features are identified. They are also used to denote the alien objects, saucers and unknown space shuttles. This is the concept of UFO.

The Terrestrial Connection

January 5, 2018January 20, 2018

Interview with Robert Bauval

Ever since bestselling authors Robert Bauval and Graham Hancock entertained capacity audiences at the ‘Monuments To Life’ Conferences in London and Leeds on 25 May and 1 June respectively, enormous public interest has been generated. In this exclusive interview with Graham Birdsall, Robert Bauval offers a revealing insight into current speculation surrounding the possibility that Mars not only once harboured intelligent life, but that evidence for such might exist closer to home…

GWB: I understand that you and Graham Hancock are planning a new book that will investigate the so-called ‘Monuments on Mars’, could you tell us more about it and what has led you to get involved and research this issue?

Robert: This is correct. Graham and I are presently preparing the ground research for our next book which will deal with the Cydonia enigma. We had to shelve another book project on the Hermetic tradition through the ages; this latter is now put on the slow burner until early 1998. Our London-based publisher, William Heinemann Ltd, have now commissioned us to investigate the Mars enigma and to look into the scientific implications should the monuments on Mars prove to be artificial.

GWB: Do you think that there may be a terrestrial connection between the Mars monuments in Cydonia and the pyramids of Egypt in Giza?

Robert: That is, of course, the 64,000 dollar question. Well, let’s put it this way. If the monuments on Mars actually prove to be artificial – and the odds are 50-50 – then a link between Cydonia and Giza becomes a real possibility. NASA provides us new images that take a closer look at Cydonia – which we hope will be in March 1998 by the Mars Global Orbiter – then this is high speculation. But it does not mean that such eventuality must be ignored and brushed under the carpet like NASA has done in the past with the Cydonia enigma. The proper way to investigate this matter is to examine the evidence at our disposal and keep a very open mind. For the last decade or so a group of independent researchers around the world have devoted much of their own time to the Cydonia enigma. These in the United States include Richard Hoagland, Dr. Mark Carlotto, Erol Torun, Vincent DiPietro, Gregory Molenaar, Dr. Stanley McDaniel, Dr. Horace Crater; and in the United Kingdom Chris O’Kane, Ananda Sirisena and Malcolm Smith of the Mars Network UK.

For a while Graham Hancock and I were rather skeptical about the monument on Mars, but a closer look at the evidence has led us to support and join this investigation. The evidence we have seen so far is compelling. Statistically speaking, there is a high probability for at least some of the Cydonia monuments to be artificial. If this proves to be the case, then by extension the argument inevitably moves towards a possible terrestrial connection.researchers, however, feel somewhat uncomfortable to go in that direction. Although I can sympathise and see their point of view, sooner or later this issue must be deliberated and evaluated, and this is where Graham and I come in. So far the only two serious researchers I know who have gone all the way the terrestrial connection are Richard Hoagland and David Childress. We met David recently in Boulder, Colorado, and we connected with Hoagland last May in London when we lectured alongside him at the ‘Monuments To Life’ Conferences at Imperial College and, later, at Leeds University.

GWB: What do you think of Hoagland’s conclusions?

Robert: Hoagland is a rather colourful character. He’s a very articulate and witty speaker who does not hold his punches. I’m not sure if we agree with all his conclusions and lines of investigation about Cydonia and, more recently, the Moon, but I admire his boldness and tenacity for facing and coping with the tremendous opposition. It is certainly thanks to him that a very wide audience around the world has become aware of this very important issue.

Hoagland has been accused by the scientific community of being a sensationalist. It is true that he does play the media a lot. But personally I go along with that. We live in a fast world of communication and fast media. If you want an issue to get out there in the public arena, then you have to do it that way. Hoagland certainly seizes every chance and opportunity to make his point, and that is O.K. Like him, we stand for the democratization of science and for the freedom of information.

“Research and information that concerns humankind should not be monopolised by a few experts and officials…”

For the last four years Graham and I have been fighting for the same thing for the Giza necropolis in Egypt, where a close-door and ‘confidentiality’ policy plagues all explorations there. Research and information that concerns humankind should not be monopolised by a few experts and officials and filtered down as they please. Through the efforts of Graham Hancock and myself, and also by John Anthony West and others, we have managed to draw the public’s attention to such problems at Giza and are urging the authorities to come clean and transparent on what they are doing at the Sphinx and the Pyramids. They have heard the public’s voice, and it works. These establishments – NASA, the Egyptian Antiquities Department and so on – are accountable to the public. The public, who after all pays for all of this through taxation, has a right to be fully informed. Period.

GWB: And do you think the British public needs to be more aware of the Cydonia enigma?

Robert: Yes. Very much so. But getting the news out can be a tricky business. Some researchers feel that if they deal with TV and the press they may be blamed for trying to sensationalise the issue. But you can’t have it both ways. I’m not against making news interesting and even sensational – well, why not? – provided you do not go over the edge. You want to bring the people in on an issue, then that’s the way to go. My gut feeling is that we are on the verge of answering the big questions: “who are we? where do we come from?” through research of this type.

I believe we have been short-changed by pussy-footing experts and their prosaic interpretations. The new breed of independent researchers are not restrained by political, career and academic pressures restraints. We can look with an open mind at alternative views without such limitations. We feel it is high time that the general public is allowed to get involved in such matters and to demand accountability from those whom they have entrusted these matters to.

GWB: Do you think there is a deliberate cover-up from NASA on this issue of Mars?

Robert: No, not in the sense of a secret plot or conspiracy. I personally do not think that the ground level scientists and technicians working on the space missions are covering up anything. But it is not they who make policies. These are made way up there in the corridors of power. Still, we must not imagine that a bunch of powerful officials occasionally meet in secret and decide to keep this or that information from the public. But I do think that certain data which is either politically ‘unsuitable’ for public scrutiny is heavily filtered or played down.

Sometimes the bias from the top ‘expert’ is so staunch and embedded that new and important evidence which does not go with the grain is swept under the academic carpet. There are many subtle ways in which this can happen.the case of the famous Viking frames 35A72 and 70A13 of the ‘Face’ on Mars which were ‘misfiled’. Also new ‘classified’ research or exploration may be presented as boring routine jobs. Take the case of the explorations in the shafts of the King’s Chamber to improve the ventilation of the monument. Unknown to the general public, a daring exploration was in progress in the mysterious shafts of the Queens Chamber below using a mechanised robot.

Even when a secret ‘door’ was discovered in one of the shafts, the authorities involved did not go public. When we stumbled on this story and brought it to the attention of the world’s media, we were treated with anger by the Egyptian authorities and the Egyptological community accused us of being sensationalists and amateurs.

The same has happened recently with explorations around the Sphinx. Officially, we are told that an American team from Florida State University was given a licence in March 1996 to ‘conduct seismographic and radar tests to repair chasms and faults’ under the bedrock at Giza for the protection of personnel and tourists. Yet we have found out that the team is funded by private donors whose real objective is to search for secret chambers and tunnels under the Sphinx. When we broke this story in the Daily Mail in April 1996 we again received abuse from the authorities and Egyptologists, as well as legal threats from parties I don’t wish to name here.

Recently even the Director-General of the Giza Pyramids, Dr. Zahi Hawass, has poured abuse and threats against us. Although we are baffled by this attitude we are not intimidated. The pursuit of this knowledge is not the privilege of a few who think they are custodians of such a universal legacy. This is a legacy that belongs to us all and it’s time they get this straight.

The same goes for NASA. We have nothing against the honest scientists and researchers who go about their jobs with diligence and rectitude; but we are against those ‘policy makers’ who act as ‘Big Brother’.

GWB: Will these issues be dealt with in your new book?

Robert: Yes. Very much so. We will also take a closer look at some rather intriguing goings-on that have taken place between officials and scientists and rich-funders involving both the Giza and Cydonia enigmas since the early 1970s.

GWB: Can you elaborate on that?

Robert: At this stage of the investigation, I don’t wish to go too much into details, but let’s say the story reads like an ‘X-Files’ episode and an ‘Indiana Jones’ movie all rolled into one.

GWB: But at least can you tell us more as to what induced you to suspect a possible connection between Cydonia and Giza?

Robert: I want to keep it simple at this stage. From the purely analytical level, there are several major factors that need to be carefully considered.

First, there is the obvious ‘symbolic’ factor, meaning that on both Cydonia and Giza we have a ‘face’ and various pyramidal structures that form a unified architectural complex.

Second, there is the ‘mathematical’ factor, where the geometry and trigonometry of the monuments of Cydonia and Giza bear the same two special universal constants: ‘e’ (the base of natural logarithms) and ‘Pi’ (the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter).

Thord, there is the ‘location’ factor, where the latitude of Cydonia is obtained from the tangent ‘e’/Pi and that of Giza being the Cosine ‘e’/Pi., there is the ‘alignments’ factor, where two main directions of Cydonia and Giza are defined by two key rising points of the Sun, one at the summer solstice and the other at the equinox in connection. These connections alone should compel any open-minded investigator to take a closer look at a possible terrestrial connection, no matter how controversial or sensational this may be.

The correct process of science is to explain such anomalies without bias, without prejudice and without intimidation or preconceived opinions. That is what we are doing.

We have one hell of an anomaly at Cydonia and Giza and we are pursuing it, no matter where the arguments leads us. We are pursuing the science, and the science so far is telling us that there could be a connection between Giza and Cydonia. To jump to conclusions at this stage would be unwise – but to ignore it would be a crime.

GWB: Lastly, when is your book due and what will be its title?

Robert: Around Christmas time of 1997. The working title at this stage is ‘Pyramids on Mars’, but this is likely to change eventually before publication.

GWB: Well Robert, we all await this book with much anticipation. Best of luck and thank you for sparing us your time.

Robert: You are very welcome Graham.

* Robert Bauval will be joined by Graham Hancock and several leading researchers in their respective fields at The Terrestrial Connection Conference (Solihull) on Sunday, 23 February 1997. Tickets are sure to be in great demand so our advice is to book early to avoid disappointment for what promises to be a fantastic series of illustrated lectures.