UFO Descends Near Moon During Eclipse, Sept 2015, UFO Sighting News. 29 September 2015

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UFO Descends Near Moon During Eclipse, Sept 2015, UFO Sighting News. 
29 September 2015



Date of sighting: Springfield, Massachusetts, USA
Location of sighting: Sept 27, 2015
Source: MUFON #70934

Here is a cool sighting of an object near the moon during the eclipse. The object was seen with the naked eye and in the photo it looks like a partially visible disk. 
Scott C. Waring
www.ufosightingsdaily.com

Eyewitness states:
My husband and I kept going outside to see the different phases of the eclipse last night (Sept. 27 2015) We saw that high above the moon was a very bright object. Very very bright, we thought maybe it was a planet or star or something like that. Then we realized it looked like it was reflecting the light of the moon. Over 20-25 minutes it descended and then was just gone. I took several pictures of it with my cell phone. We have a friend in Colorado who was also watching the eclipse and he didn't see anything in the sky like what we saw. At first I assumed it was some natural phenomenon but the more we watched the less it looked like anything else I have ever seen in the sky. Looking back at the pictures I still can't be sure what it is, that is why I am filing this report. We looked outside every few minutes, it kept getting lower and lower...seemingly closer to the moon and then it disappeared. I made a collage photo of some of the different elevations...the third pic in the collage is just a cropped version of one of the others. I have several pics on my phone if you would like anymore. I added one of the single pictures, currently having trouble uploading the rest...but i have them and can send later if you want them.

SOURCE
ufosightingsdaily.com

'Breakthrough Message' to Those Extraterrestrials 28 September 2015

'Breakthrough Message' to Those Extraterrestrials
28 September 2015


Hello? We're probably not here

By Billy Cox
De Void
9-22-15

“To Whom It May Concern:”


This is how I would begin my “Breakthrough Message” to those extraterrestrials who are just like us and are currently scanning infinite space for intelligent radio or laser signals generated by societies that happen to be just like them. I’ve decided to enter the contest because I know how aliens just like us think, and if my letter gets chosen to represent all of humanity, I can win a million bucks.

“When you get this message, I will be dead. My children, my grandchildren, their children, and their children’s children will be dead, too. When and if you choose to reply, I can’t vouch for the character of who’ll be reading your response. But I can assure you that, posthumously, as far as I’m concerned, this was the happiest day of my life.”

Oh wait – did you miss it? Over the summer, with the support of celebrity physicist Stephen Hawking, Russian jillionaire Yuri Milner decided to rejuvenate the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence with a $100,000,000 gift. A fraction of the greenery goes to whoever produces the best “Breakthrough Message.” The UK SETI Research Network decided to enter the sweepstakes a few weeks ago, so game on, I’m in.

“This dispatch emanates from a world called Earth [see attachment for coordinates]. Point the best telescopes you’ve got in the direction of our G2V yellow dwarf star and we're the third rock out. We're the planet with the junkyard haze of satellite debris in permanent orbit, our own little welcome-mat of hurtling shrapnel. Since you’ve acquired and deciphered this signal, that means by inference you’re using the kind of technology that likely went obsolete here several hundred years ago, or however long it took you to confirm our presence. I say ‘likely’ because there may not be much left of us now.

“We’ve been randomly ejaculating a mishmash of our own unique noise into the universe for nearly a century, but the decision to send an intentional focused message is probably as much a eulogy as it is an act of faith. We are, from all appearances, genetically predisposed toward migration and colonization on Earth, but when we sent explorers to our moon – you should have a moon, since you're just like us – we couldn’t find anything to easily exploit so we decided it wasn’t worth the effort to send Earthlings back there. And that was nearly half a century ago. Our decision to hang back and stick with the known world defied some of the most fundamental impulses of our species. But the truth is, when it comes to making collective sustained commitments to much of anything anymore, we’re about as reliable as hogs on ice [photo of hogs included in attachment]. We did manage, however, to dispatch robotic probes on photo-recon missions of our solar system. We even peered deep into impossibly distant galaxies, but all that did was make us feel irrelevant. So mostly we just decided to stay put and fall back on our insecurities and our languages and our gods and our tribes and our nations and our legends and our history, which has a perversely reassuring way of repeating itself.

“Are you noticing unidentified flying objects coursing randomly through your atmosphere, without authorization? So are we. But if you’re like us, you're ignoring them because life is complicated enough already. However, considering how Earth is probably at least a few hundred years ahead of your technology, here’s a remote but possible explanation for what's going on upstairs: They could be ours. Really. Because at the time we sent this message, our planet was on the front end of a calamitous environmental transition that none of us had much enthusiasm for confronting. Our sea levels are on the rise due to global warming trends created by our proliferation and negligence. The high ground is reserved for only the most privileged members of our civilization. What you may be seeing in your air space could be their escape modules, dispatched without fanfare before the flood. There shouldn’t be many of them it takes a lot of money to break the laws of physics -- but their values could present a danger to critical thinking, so just ignore them and they’ll probably go away. As for the unorthodox things flying around in our own skies, we not only haven't figured that out, we couldn’t care less because we know for a fact they can’t possibly be you.

“So this is the historic crossroads we've all been waiting for. If they're still alive, our distant progeny, to whom you will hopefully respond hundreds of years from now, are dying to hear back. Choose your words carefully. Be gentle, be smarter, and -- once again greetings from Earth.”

I'm so money. But if you think you’ve got a better “Breaththrough Message,” now’s the time to air it out. [...]

ARTICLE SOURCE
ufochronicles.com

Not Alone: Survey Reveals Most People Believe in Intelligent Alien Life, 29 sept, 2015

Not Alone: Survey Reveals Most People Believe in Intelligent Alien Life

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Are we alone in the Universe? It’s a question humanity has asked for decades, and a new survey provides interesting statistics on our modern beliefs about E.T.

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Robotic Snowden Says Aliens May Be Hiding Something From Us

People living in the most developed economies of the world believe in aliens, according to a new YouGov survey.

More than half of those living in the US, UK, and Germany tend to think that we are not alone in the universe, and that those alien civilizations have developed the ability to communicate with distant planets.

But while 52% of British citizens believe in intelligent life, they are much more hesitant about the notion of getting in touch with those extraterrestrials. While 46% supported the idea of reaching out to our cosmic neighbors, 33% said there is no need for communication. Roughly 21% said they were unsure.

Along gender lines, men seem to be more accepting of the idea. While 54% of men think aliens exist and should be contacted, only 40% of women agree.

It's not the first time that people around the globe have pondered whether we're alone in the universe, and a number of scientific projects have been launched to hunt for signs of intelligent life.

Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, for instance, has teamed up with Russian tycoon Yuri Milner and launched two new attempts to find intelligent alien life. The first, called Breakthrough Message, is an international competition aimed at creating a signal to send from Earth out into the void of space.

The second has been dubbed Breakthrough Listen, and hopes to find any possible evidence of alien beings. Using both the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia and the Parkes Observatory in Australia, the project will listen for alien radio signals.

Then there's the Square Kilometer Array. While the SETI Institute already uses radio telescopes to hunt for artificially constructed signals in the recesses of space, new SKA installations in South Africa and Australia could add to that search in 2018.

In a recent interview, even famed NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden stated his belief that aliens may already be listening in.

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Stephen Hawking Supports Search for Aliens Despite Threat of Earth Invasion

According to the survey, alien-deniers are a clear minority. Nonbelievers make up 22% of Americans, 20% of Brits, and 12% of Germans.

When asked why E.T. has not yet tried to reach out to humans, 58% of respondents cited distance as the main reason, while 57% believe our technology is simply not developed enough to communicate with sophisticated, intergalactic beings.

Twenty four percent of E.T. believers agreed with the statement that intelligent life is aware of Earth, but prefers not to contact humanity.

There are also the conspiracy-minded, with 17% of those polled blaming the world's governments for hiding information about alien contact



Read more: http://sputniknews.com/world/20150929/1027682193/Survey-Reveals-Most-People-Believe-in-Intelligent-Alien-Life.html#ixzz3n5TcOwM2