Sunday, 5 June 2011

Base station on Mars

This is some interesting footage from someone going through images of Mars.
Critics have denied it's a base and merely a pixel issue. That's OK - except the video run through shows something a bit more substantial with shadow and depth.
The 'armchair astronaut' isn't saying for sure what it is and is asking for anyone with an opinion to express it.
We think it's 'interesting' and worthy of further investigation.

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Tuesday, 31 May 2011

UFO appears on screen - NASA tells ISS crew 'shut the camera down'

Love this story from the excellent Unexplainable.net website.

The footage is interesting, but not conclusive, and NASA has probably attracted more interest to the footage because of the ground staff asking the crew to pause the live feed.

Here's what the Unexplainable.net says: The footage was originally incidental and from the International Space Station and then broadcast to the public through NASA's live stream. After the footage made its way Online the first few viewers could believe their eyes. A strange object appears in the void of space and shortly afterward a NASA spokesperson cuts in abruptly and tells the Astronauts to pause the live feed.

As the footage begins we can see a glittering object in the distance and then leaving. Shortly afterward an object returns from that position and then finally vanishes as the feed is interrupted. Of course not before you hear the voice of someone on the ground saying with an imperative tone to pause the feed. Looking back on why NASA would make such an unusual request, the footage did display something quite unusual in the background.



Why indeed?

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Monday, 30 May 2011

Interesting reaction to the call-out last week

It may have occurred nearly 30 years ago but the hold on former military personnel is, it appears, to be as strong as ever.

Here at The UFO Bureau, we've been contacted by UFO researchers looking at piecing together what happened in North Wales on January 23 1974. This isn't just out of mild curiousity - they believe something really substantial took place that night.

In particular, they asked for military personnel who may have been in the area to get in touch. Locals say the Army turned up in big numbers very quickly and a helicopter landed in a schoolyard that night.

However, their interest is focussed on what happened out in the Irish Sea. One man has come forward who says he was on board a ship that was attacked by a UFO.

The researchers would like any former Royal Navy or Army members to contact them and disclose - in confidence - what may have happened.

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Friday, 27 May 2011

Berwyn Mountains - were you part of the military exercise?

Earlier this week we blogged about some UFO researchers getting in touch about the Berwyn Mountains incident.

This event occurred on January 23 1974 when a UFO allegedly crashed on a mountainside in north Wales.

There's been a lot of interest and speculation about what happened that night and now the researchers have said they've had an interesting response.

Not only would they like any information or leads about what may or may not have happened that night but they are particularly interested in any military personnel who may have been involved.

They especially would like to talk to anyone who may have been on a Royal Navy ship off the coast of North Wales in that week in January 1974.

You can contact the UFO researchers in confidence.

Like we said: this story is not going to go away.

Thursday, 26 May 2011

Did we really land on the moon?

As Ufologists we are interested obsessed with the moon landings. There's so much evidence saying the Americans didn't - and common sense too.

We've just come across this interesting blog and think there are some really good questions being asked.

The writer poses 9 conundrums and we've listed three of them.

(We could examine the issue of radiation; how did they get the 'live' images back to earth when even today you need a truck with heavy technology; moon dust doesn't always fly up when the astronauts are leaping about; etc etc).

(But then how do we explain some of the interesting stuff the Apollo astronauts said on their first mission? We are interested in the statements about them being watched/having a welcoming party waiting for them).

Anyway.....

SPACE ODDITIES:

1. Apollo 14 astronaut Allen Shepard played golf on the Moon. In front of a worldwide TV audience, Mission Control teased him about slicing the ball to the right. Yet a slice is caused by uneven air flow over the ball. The Moon has no atmosphere and no air.
2. A camera panned upwards to catch Apollo 16's Lunar Lander lifting off the Moon. Who did the filming?
3. One NASA picture from Apollo 11 is looking up at Neil Armstrong about to take his giant step for mankind. The photographer must have been lying on the planet surface. If Armstrong was the first man on the Moon, then who took the shot?


Read this and more in the Mysteries of the Unexplained blog