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for all you chemtrail enthousiasts out there

2009-06-04T17:04:00.003+02:00

It isn't so long since I first heard the term chemtrail. I found it quite hilarious, especially the way of speech of some of these chemtrail-spotters. Now it seems I have found a whole lot of them on the Internet - they just don't use the fancy term chemtrail (yet) - they stick with clouds for the moment.

Visit their Cloud Appreciation Society.
They even have a interesting book : The Cloud Collector's Handbook. Sounds like something I'd like to buy for a couple of euries.

Former moonwalker urges to disclose information about E.T.

2009-04-21T21:12:00.003+02:00

Edgar Mitchell, former moonwalker (Apollo 14) hopes Obama will disclose information about E.T. & Roswell.

Full article on CNN.

Countdown 2010

2009-04-19T13:41:00.002+02:00

Another site with a countdown. This one's all about saving biodiversity.
I still remember a docu I saw on Dutch television about a farmer who bread almost extinct cabbages and other vegetables.
Even the pharmaceutical companies have a need for preserving (almost) extinct plants. A lot of research is still based on molecules found in plants.
I know pharma industry is already using the banana-gene-database of the University of Leuven (Belgium) for exactly this purpose!

So let's all go for biodiversity :
Countdown2010.net

1.5 million year old life found in Antarctica

2009-04-19T03:39:00.003+02:00

1.5 million old bacteria found in Blood Falls, Antarctica

The Article

solarcycle24

2009-04-19T02:41:00.003+02:00

I should really figure out what this sites information is all about.
I do recognize the STEREO project, which IIRC are a couple of NASA satellites to watch the sun in 3D. (Multiple satellites provide stereoscopic view of the sun).

solarcycle24.com

2038 - the new Y2K

2009-04-17T10:56:00.001+02:00

If we ever get to 2038 there seems to be another (computer-related) problem waiting for us.

Neil deGrasse Tyson

2009-04-17T09:54:00.003+02:00

I'm really getting into debunking 2012 today.
I've just got to now this guy : Neil deGrasse Tyson. I found him first on reddit.com whose users - I must say - seem to have a 'liberal' bias, although that feels different for me as a non-US citizen. Anyway, in that video this same Neil deGrasse was giving off at some teacher who forced his biblical beliefs unto his pupils. Now I just learned this Tyson-guy is actually an astrophysician.

And he has some relevant stuff to say about my question whether there will actually be an 'alignment' with the center of the universe the 21th of december 2012!
The answer? Yes! But it happens every year around the 21th of december.

Watch the video where he answers a question about Ni(m)buru and 2012 :

stolen from :
http://wrfrbeameup.blogspot.com/2009/02/world-wont-end-in-2012-say-neil.html

2012 debunked?

2009-04-17T00:40:00.006+02:00

This guy has an interesting approach : googling to check what disasters occur every 25.000 years. Apparently none ...
http://www.examiner.com/x-1087-Denver-News-Examiner~y2009m3d16-Doomsday-2012-the-real-danger

But I'm still wondering : were the Mayans right about an alignment with the center of the Milky Way every 25.000 years. Or not?

apocalyps 2012 : CME

2009-04-17T00:24:00.001+02:00

CME (Coronal Mass Ejection) theory :
http://thepoint.breakpoint.org/2009/03/eve-of-destruction-coronal-mass-ejection.html

Astrology

2007-11-23T18:13:00.000+01:00

Once I was dreamily thinking. I poned the hypothesis that cosmic radiation could influence our brainwaves somehow. I figured that the position of the planets and the stars then would have considerable impact on our behaviour and feelings. I didn't go so far as to say they would control our destiny, simply that they had an impact on us.
The hypothesis that cosmic radiation influences our brains didn't seem all that strange to me at that time. I'm quite sure it is a scientific fact that cosmic radiation changes constantly. Even more, simply by thinking of light (which is just one form of radiation and when coming out of space as in most cases, you could call it cosmic radiaton), I can think of a scientifically correct explanation about how the recurring cycles of planets, stars and the earth's rotation provide us with (more or less) the same recurring cosmic radiation.

So I was thinking, maybe people should study this. And then it came to me that people already had. It was called Astrology...

Since then I became to think of Astrology as the study of the effects of cosmic radiation coming down on our heads, even flowing through us. I gave it a reasonably high probability that it influences us in more than one way. If you don't believe this, simply think of light again. You can hardly deny at least one star (the sun) and it's relative position with earth has a major impact on us, both in our behaviour and our feelings.