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Solane Star
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From: Ontario, Canada
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posted June 30, 2005 03:06 PM
 
Hot Stories for Thurs., June 30, 2005
Titan dark spot may be large lake
Researchers have long speculated that Saturn's moon might harbour open bodies of liquid methane. --BBC News
Nightmare vision of underwater Britain
The UK's major coastal cities could be submerged as a result of massive sea-level rises over the next two centuries (with map). --The Scotsman
NASA Spacecraft to Blast Hole in Comet July 3-4
Linda Moulton Howe interviews planetary scientist Jay Melosh about the upcoming event. --Earthfiles
War of the fire ants
Males pit their genes against females by chucking DNA out of eggs. --Nature
Soot blamed for global warming underestimate
Global warming could be much worse than feared, says a new study. --New Scientist
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Solane Star
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posted July 02, 2005 12:58 PM
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In this rebroadcast from 3/19/05, author John Lash discusses Gnostics and Archons with Art Bell.
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Solane Star
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posted July 02, 2005 01:00 PM
Hot Stories for Sat., July 2, 2005
Lightning Strikes Child's Mattress
7-year-old was sleeping when bed caught fire (with video). --TheKansasCityChannel.com
New Da Vinci drawing discovered in London
Curators find new Da Vinci drawing hidden beneath the surface of The Virgin of the Rocks. --Reuters
Saturn rings have own atmosphere
Saturn's vast ring system has its own atmosphere, according to Cassini data. --BBC News
Massive catfish caught in Thailand
Thai fishermen caught a 646 pound catfish (with photo). --Associated Press
Nanofoods on the Horizon
Tiny microbe-detecting diagnostics, expanded nutrition just two possibilities. --Betterhumans
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Solane Star
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posted July 02, 2005 01:02 PM
John's Ghost?
Bradley shares this photo of John's chair with a mysterious anomaly hovering above it. The picture was taken just after John passed away. Bradley believes it could be John's ghost.
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Solane Star
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posted July 02, 2005 01:03 PM
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Solane Star
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posted July 03, 2005 10:42 AM
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In this rebroadcast from 1/23/05, inventors Guy Cramer and Dr. Joseph Resnick discuss Project HAARP with Art Bell.
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Solane Star
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posted July 03, 2005 10:43 AM
Hot Stories for Sun., July 3, 2005
Oceans Turning To Acid From Rise In CO2
Scientists warn by 2100 ocean acidity could threaten marine life. --SpaceDaily
Lost notes on alchemy by Isaac Newton found
Thought lost forever, Sir Isaac Newton's collection of notes alchemy have been found. --Reuters
The scientific flash behind the fireworks
How pyrotechnicians use the laws of physics in those dazzling effects. --MSNBC
First hydrogen plane tested in US
Testing completed on environment-friendly aircraft powered by liquid hydrogen. --BBC News
Japanese man recites pi to 83,000 digits
Sets world record that is almost double the current Guinness Book record. --Japan Today
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Solane Star
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posted July 05, 2005 10:44 AM
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Author and lecturer Dr. Nick Begich will discuss startling advances in the area of mind control technology for both military and private sector uses.
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Solane Star
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posted July 05, 2005 10:46 AM
Hot Stories for Tues., July 5, 2005
Footprints of 'first Americans'
Human settlers made it to the Americas 30,000 years earlier than previously thought. --BBC News
The Alchemy of the Soul
5,000 year old Egyptian text discovered and translated. --The Book of Thoth
Lab Defense: Pain Ray
Weapon delivers intense heating sensation.
--Defense Tech
Men in Black?
Nick Redfern writes about the bizarre world of UFOs and the government. --Phenomena Magazine
World's ugliest dog
14-year-old pedigreed Chinese Crested recently won the Sonoma-Marin Fair contest (with photo). --Pitpundit Blog
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Thorshammer
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posted July 05, 2005 03:28 PM
last night was a good one Solane...with richard on there and his friend...amazing about his theory some twenty years ago about the planet destroying...have you ever read the enterprise site of his? here is a good story to read..makes you wonder... http://www.enterprisemission.com/corbett.htm IP: Logged |
Solane Star
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posted July 06, 2005 09:39 PM
Thanks Thorshammer for the enterprise site, yes it makes one wonder doesn't it. Didn't have a change to listen to the show last night, because by the time I get home from picking up my husband from work at night and we have supper and get ready for the next day, its around 10pm and really tired. We tape the show every night though and will listen to the ones we really like. My husband just loves Richard C. Hoagland and said thanks also for the site, he would love to read this also. Some new stuff he hasn't read yet!!! Thanks for sharing Thorshammer!!!
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Solane Star
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posted July 06, 2005 09:40 PM
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Author Marshall Klarfeld will share his contention that the human race was created by genetic engineering technology nearly a quarter of a million years ago.
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Solane Star
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posted July 06, 2005 09:41 PM
Hot Stories for Wed., July 6, 2005
Officials Investigate Mysterious Bird-Kills
Wildlife officials do not know what is killing birds along the coast from Virginia to South Carolina. --Associated Press
Specter of drought hangs over Europe
Persistent hot weather has followed months of low rainfall. --AFP
Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet Mission
Marina Bai says the Deep Impact probe "ruins the natural balance of forces in the universe." --Associated Press
The Wardle ‘Thing’
What really happened in a Lancashire village back in 1957? --Fortean Times
Footprints of 'first Americans'
Human settlers made it to the Americas 30,000 years earlier than previously thought. --BBC News
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Solane Star
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posted July 07, 2005 09:21 AM
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Publisher and editor of The Delphi Associates Newsletter, Sean David Morton will be sharing his geological, political, and economic predictions for the rest of the year.
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Solane Star
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posted July 07, 2005 09:23 AM
Hot Stories for Thurs., July 7, 2005
Scientists Use Meteors To Investigate Climate
A new research radar based in Antarctica targets the highest layer of the earth’s atmosphere at the very edge of space. --Science Daily
The girl who woke up on a crane
Mystery surrounds schoolgirl who went to bed only to find herself on the arm of a crane, 130 ft. above the ground, when she awoke. --London Times
Annapolis House Yields Clues to Hoodoo Mysteries
Relics found of New World variant of ancient West African mystical traditions. --Washington Post (requires registration)
A woman who sees dead people
Mary Ann Winkowski (Mary Ann-- past C2C guest) inspires CBS series. --Associated Press
Experts Discuss Possibilty Of UFOs
Transcript of panel discussion from Wednesday's Larry King show. --CNN
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Sheaa Olein
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Registered: Jul 2004
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posted July 07, 2005 09:23 AM
Hey Solane Star, just saw you post and saying hi, hope you're well  IP: Logged |
Solane Star
Knowflake Posts: 5378
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posted July 07, 2005 09:28 AM
In each issue of After Dark, George Noory pens an editorial. In our July edition, he writes about his childhood hero, Dr. Morgus and his "startling new discovery." Here is an excerpt: Every night hosting this show I look forward to hearing from some of the greatest minds, researchers, and innovators known to the planet. These are people who have braved the icy waters of criticism, contempt, and discrimination from peers and pundits alike to emerge victorious. They are the people who hold the future in their hands and I am honored to host a show that serves the public in such an important way. But as we all know, what a dangerous thing knowledge can be. Especially a little bit of knowledge. And one of my absolute favorite guests, ever, is my mentor and childhood hero, Dr. Momus Alexander Morgus. If anybody out there truly knows the danger of a little bit of knowledge, it is certainly my friend Dr. Morgus. Recently, I invited the good doctor on Coast to Coast AM for one of his regular visits with me and he shared a startling new discovery. Now before I continue I have to make sure, just as Dr. Morgus asked those who were listening while driving in their cars to pull over, I have to ask you to sit down right now in case you happen to be standing. The information that Dr. Morgus imparted that night is so incredibly astounding, I don’t want your knees to weaken while reading this, just as Dr. Morgus didn’t want drivers losing control of their vehicles upon hearing about this startling new discovery of his. Dr. Morgus tells me that he has invented a pill that will turn water into gasoline! Yes, yes, I know, I know. It is a staggering discovery to say the least. All you would have to do is drain the gas tank on your car, then get the garden hose, and fill the gas tank with water. That’s right, plain tap water straight from the hose. Then he explained how you just drop the pill right into the tank and, instantly, the pill sets off a chain reaction that changes the water into fuel! I must admit I had to catch my breath upon hearing the news. I’m sure you can understand the far-reaching implications of this pill. It could change the fabric of the entire world… Get the full story. Click here to subscribe to After Dark.
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Solane Star
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posted July 07, 2005 09:37 AM
Thanks Sheaa Olein,Yes I'm doing well dear and glad to hear your O.K!!! I heard about the bombs this morning on coast to coast radio and I'm truly sad by all this. Hope all the ones you know are safe and O.K there. Please keep us posted hon.
Sending Love and Light To All!!!
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Thorshammer
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From: salt lake city, utah, USA
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posted July 07, 2005 02:31 PM
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Solane Star
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posted July 08, 2005 04:20 PM
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Open Lines
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Solane Star
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posted July 08, 2005 04:21 PM
Hot Stories for Fri., July 8, 2005
New Chemtrail Update
Andrew Johnson writes about sky lines and cloud busters. --Phenomena Magazine
The Mysteries of Mass
Physicists are hunting for an elusive particle that would reveal the presence of a new kind of field that permeates all of reality. --Scientific American
In search of the Holy Grail
"Grail questing" has reached fever pitch since Dan Brown's 2003 best-seller, which culminates in Rosslyn. --The Scotsman
Cattle mutilation alive and well today
Investigators find abnormally high levels of radiation around the places where the dead animals are discovered. --The McDowell News
Lefties to make the world a better place
Scientists say that the number of left-handed individuals is growing fast. --Pravda.Ru
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Solane Star
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posted July 10, 2005 09:12 AM
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In this rebroadcast from 2/15/04, Luciferian Aaron Donahue shares his remote viewed forecasts with Art Bell.
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Solane Star
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posted July 10, 2005 09:13 AM
Hot Stories for Sun., July 10, 2005
Dennis to Slam Gulf Coast with 140 MPH Winds
Forecaster: 'This thing is going to devastate...'
--Local6.com
Discovery takes on the challenge
New shuttle crew prepare to return to space after Columbia. --BBC News
Plague-infected cats cause worry in Wyoming
An infected cat could infect humans by biting, scratching or coughing. --Associated Press
Paranormal researcher investigates jail
Some say the old jail is haunted by the ghost of one of its former jailers. --Daily Nonpareil
Archeologists discover a Stonehenge in Russia
The ancient construction is 4,000 years old and resembles the English Stonehenge. --Pravda.Ru
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Solane Star
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posted July 11, 2005 09:24 PM
Mon 07.11 >>
First Half-Hour: Physicist James McCanney will present an update on Hurricane Dennis. An expert on hypnosis, Wendi Friesen will share the process that catapulted her to the forefront of her field as well as her latest discoveries about the power of programming the subconscious mind.
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Solane Star
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posted July 11, 2005 09:25 PM
Hot Stories for Mon., July 11, 2005
Volcanoes spew up ice, not lava
Small, bitterly cold moon orbiting Saturn may have liquid water on surface. --The Australian
Shuttle countdown under way
NASA makes final preparations for Discovery's Wednesday launch. --CNN
Teleportation: Express Lane Space Travel
Scientists debate possibility of teleportation.
--SPACE.com
Mount Rushmore to get a facelift
Presidential carvings are being washed for the first time in 60 years ago. --BBC News
String, mud & bamboo make a quake-proof house
Traditional adobe houses can be reinforced with a simple new technique. --New Scientist
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