Archive for January 27th, 2012
January 27th, 2012 | 
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US Intel Head: WikiLeaks a 'Terrible Event,' Forced Changes
WTMA BERTIL ERICSON/AFP/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — The man in charge of America's intelligence gathering said that the WikiLeaks cable breach was such a "terrible event" that it spurred an overall change in the way the nation will handle its classified … |
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On January 27, 2012, multiple witnesses in Halifax, Canada were concerned after they spotted a large UFO in the night sky around 9:30 p.m. Several observers said the bright orb resembled a falling star as it moved behind the clouds.
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Blinking orange orb UFO spotted over Poland [videos]
Examiner.com On January 25, 2012, witnesses spotted a blinking orange orb UFO over Poland. The UFO was observed flying high above the nearly deserted city streets on a dark and starless night. According to Kana? u?ytkownika Rasiek, the UFO sighting took place in … |
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US taking steps to stop 2nd WikiLeaks
News24 Washington – The United States is taking "serious and noticeable" measures to prevent another breach of classified files like the massive WikiLeaks document dump, the nation's spy chief said on Thursday. James Clapper, director of national intelligence … |
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Orbital positions of the planets in systems with multiple transiting planets discovered by NASA's Kepler mission. (credit: NASA Ames/Dan Fabrycky, University of California, Santa Cruz)
NASA announced yesterday the discovery of 11 planetary systems and 26 alien planets. These planets are the latest finds from NASA’s planet-hunting Kepler space telescope. According to NASA, these new planets “triple the number of stars known to have more than one planet that transits, or passes in front of, its host star.”
Astrobiology Magazine describes the findings:
The planets orbit close to their host stars and range in size from 1.5 times the radius of Earth to larger than Jupiter. Fifteen are between Earth and Neptune in size. Further observations will be required to determine which are rocky like Earth and which have thick gaseous atmospheres like Neptune. The planets orbit their host star once every six to 143 days. All are closer to their host star than Venus is to our Sun.
2011 was an exciting year with the release of Kepler data. And much more data will continue to be released in 2012. As MSNBC explains, the mission has successfully confirmed 61 planets, and has identified another 2,326 planetary candidates that have yet to be confirmed.
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by Tom August
A team of salvage divers has discovered an unexplained object resting at the bottom of the Baltic Sea near Sweden.
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They're Not Meat
Huffington Post After all, alien Neanderthals won't rocket to our world, nor will they transmit signals we might pick up with our SETI experiments. Detectable extraterrestrials will be an older intelligence than ours. Most people know this. |
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