UFOSeek News 2013: Page 854

On July 30 at NASA's 11th Small Bodies Assessment Group meeting in Washington, for example, MIT professor Richard Binzel presented a scathing takedown of the ARM program, claiming it could ultimately destroy NASA's Planetary Science Division.

ARCO • Rain put a damper on field work Wednesday for a NASA research project. But once the sky cleared in the afternoon, Scott Hughes — a professor emeritus at Idaho State University — headed out with his team. As tourists at Craters of the Moon ...

Last month, NASA researchers dropped news with potentially huge consequences for space travel and science as a whole: They ran an experiment whose results seem to defy the very laws of physics, and could change how we travel through outer space.

Three paranormal investigators from North Platte do — and they're intent on finding out. “If people are uncomfortable in their homes and we can go in there and disprove assumptions and ease their fears — then we've accomplished something,� said ...

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has released a video of its test of a new inflatable braking system designed to land heavy payloads on Mars. The Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator was carried aloft by a balloon and then rocketed to an altitude of 190 ...

For defense, players may rely on a jury-rigged flamethrower that does little damage to the Xenomorph alien, but momentarily disorientates the creature. With careful use, players can gain precious seconds while escaping. For the most part though ...

NRO has discovered that the Department of Justice has court receipts for only 4 in 10 illegal alien children who have been apprehended in the last two years The receipts - Notices to Appear - are the way that DoJ keeps track of the illegals that have ...

“You're here because you're ultimately seeking something,� Wilcock said before launching into a lecture on such topics as UFOs, government coverups, Tibetan extraterrestrials and the coming of the Golden Age. “You're starting to figure out that the ...

On June 28, NASA successfully test-launched a saucer-shaped craft that could one day be used to transport astronauts to Mars. An enormous helium balloon carried the "Low Density Supersonic Decelerator" 23 miles into the air, where it then got a boost ...

Thousands make contact in Joshua Tree for UFO convention. “Chariots of the Godsâ€� author Erich Von Daniken gives the opening lecture, “Remnants of the Godsâ€� Friday on day one of Contact in the Desert, a four-day UFO convention at the Joshua Tree ...

In this June 28, 2014 photo provided by NASA, NASA's Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD) is lifted aboard the Kahana recovery vessel off the coast of the U.S. Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility in Kauai, Hawaii. NASA engineers insist that a ...

Ian Clark of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory narrates the the Low-Density Supersonic Decelerator (LDSD)'s steps, which successfully launched what the space agency has dubbed the “Flying Saucerâ€� high into the stratosphere and carried it gently back ...

A prototype inflatable braking system to land heavy payloads on Mars aced a debut test flight in June, but its supersonic parachute will need to be reshaped to better accommodate the turbulent airflow of rapid descent, NASA engineers said Friday. NASA ...