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Aliens
may be here now.
Dr
Bernard Haisch. |
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Aliens
may be living here right now, but we can't see them. Some of the
scientists on a panel that met at George Washington University came
to this conclusion after looking at the evidence, from eyewitness
reports and photographs to radar blips and metal artifacts. Bernard
Haisch of the California Institute for Physics and Astrophysics,
thinks scientists don't study UFOs out of fear of ridicule and retaliation
and says, "Scientists are more closed-minded on the subject
of UFOs than the general public … Many scientists may still
be reacting to the Church's cruelty toward scientists back in the
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University of NY physicist Michio Kaku says, "Aliens may
be here now, in another dimension, a millimeter away from our own."
He thinks the universe has 11 dimensions, of which we've identified
only four. He also thinks visitors would use nanotechnology to visit
Earth. "We're always looking for space ships,"
he says, "But what if they are using nanoprobes to explore
Earth instead?" Kaku wants to reexamine astrophysicist
Jacques Valle's samples of UFO fragments for microscopic structures
that might have overlooked. He also thinks physicians should be
allowed to examine alien abductees for traces of alien DNA. "If
we could find a piece of nanotechnology or alien DNA, we would nail
this to the wall," he says. |
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Professor
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"There would no longer be a debate." The irony of this
statement is that Dr. Roger Leir, who will be on Dreamland's final radio
broadcast on December 28, has already removed several of these implants
from people. So why isn't mainstream science aware of Dr. Leir's work?
Stanford University physicist Peter Sturrock says, "Scientists
are not being encouraged, supported or funded in their UFO research."
He thinks UFOlogists would get greater respect if they were allowed to
publish in peer-reviewed academic journals. But universities discourage
UFO research by not granting tenure to the scientists who do it. Kaku
says, "It's a good idea to start asking these questions only after
you get tenure." What does the government know about UFOs? Find
out from "Beyond UFO Secrecy" and "UFOs
and the National Security State" – two great books that
tell it all.
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