Posts Tagged ‘HeraldTribune’
January 9th, 2013 | 
Author:  Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) |
Smaller and smaller we grow
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) That's the reason Frank “Godfather of SETI” Drake directed his first radiotelescopic search for alien civilizations at Tau Ceti in 1960. Anyhow, in December, astronomers announced Tau Ceti was supporting a five-planet solar system. Five. At least … |
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And the world didn't end, either …
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) 2012 was the year The New York Times commended the resumption of the radio-signal search for aliens at the Hat Creek Radio Observatory with yet another thumbnail history of the five-decade old SETI program. But not so much as a sentence devoted to the … |
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UFOs to the ratings rescue?
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) The newsroom at Fox31 in Denver was so stunned by the response its UFO coverage provoked on Nov. 8 that it actually did a followup (!) last week. “We've heard from hundreds of people from all over the world,” Ron Zappolo, the buoyed anchor, told viewers. |
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As good as it's ever gonna get
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) Only Monday, and this is De Void's favorite MSM lead on a UFO sighting. From the Charlotte Observer: “CARRBORO: Roy Mars was peeing in his compost last weekend — it adds nitrogen — when he looked up and saw something streak across the sky.” … |
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Near death, but no UFOs
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) Huzzahs to Newsweek editor-in-chief Tina Brown for the audacious Oct. 15 cover story, “Heaven Is Real.” The magazine's circulation and revenues may be locked in a mortal tailspin, but Brown's instincts for zigging where others zag are resilient. That … |
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Maybe bring back disco?
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) Imagine you're the first officer on a jumbo jet and you witnessed a UFO encounter that could've ended catastrophically. You never leaked word one to management and you carried the thing around in your head for 16 years. Finally, upon retirement, you … |
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Time for the debate
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) Gary Reese if UFOs can avoid radar detection. “So far as we know,” … The chatter evoked some interviews De Void conducted in 2002 with a couple of USAF veterans belonging to the 9th Fighter Squadron's 49th Fighter-Bomber Wing in Misawa, Japan. |
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On breaking 40 years of silence
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) The first thing his page tells you — and he really backs into the UFO stuff, like he doesn't want you to think he's a freak from the get-go — is that Schindele's a space buff. Schindele professes his love of astronomy. He recounts with fondness his … |
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UFO panel a blast from the past
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) Not surprisingly, National Atomic Testing Museum executive director Allan Palmer has triggered a whinefest for having the gall to sponsor an upcoming lecture billed as “Military UFO Files: Secrets Revealed.” Mainly it's coming from the How can you … |
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The best minds of my generation …
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (blog) With an eye for the sort of detail that put him on the front lines of 20th-century spacefaring, physicist Hermann Oberth gave a 1958 speech on the UFO drama that couldn't have gone over well with the Pentagon brass. Noting how “the disks always fly in … |
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