Above Top Secret Newsletter - http://www.AboveTopSecret.com Number 32 - 3rd December, 2000 ******* "AUTHORISED ONLY" LOGIN DETAILS The login ID and password for this section are different from that for logging into ListBot. You can use either of the following sets of details: Login ID: bush Password: gore Login ID: neworder Password: confusion ******* NASA CAUGHT IN MANIPULATION OF SHUTTLE FEED � 2000 CSETI In a video released by California researcher Jeff Challender there appears to be concrete proof of NASA deliberately misleading the world about its programs. This segment can be played back from the CSETI Website (under What's New). Jeff has put together a compilation of space anomalies recorded directly from NASA video feeds from recent shuttle missions via his Sacramento, CA cable station. There is a six minute segment from Mission STS-99 which shows the earth viewed from the shuttle, with the land disappearing, and the shuttle moving over a large body of water (ocean). The footage was shot on Feb. 17th, 2000. There is one problem. According to the accompanying NASA animated schematics of the shuttle's orbit - THE SHUTTLE SHOULD HAVE BEEN OVER AFRICA (i.e. LAND) FOR THE ENTIRE DURATION OF THE SHOT. i.e. NASA, for reasons unknown, was not showing live feed, but blatantly substituted a clip of footage from a different mission, which was not even correctly juxtaposed. At face value, this tape appears to be some of the most damning evidence ever that NASA's space programs, as fed to the public, are smoke and mirrors. The complete tape also contains many other anomalies, such as moving pulsating lights etc. etc. Always when something interesting starts to happen, the feed cuts back to mission control, or herky-jerky S-band transmissions are substituted. The 1-hour tape can be obtained from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jeff Challender 2768 Mendel Way - Sacramento, California 95833-2011 Regards Tony Craddock Web Administrator CSETI ******* F-16 BREAKS SOUND BARRIER WITH NEW ELECTRICS SYSTEM FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 21 /PRNewswire/ An F-16 equipped with a revolutionary flight-control and power system broke the sound barrier on its third flight, successfully demonstrating that the all-new system, destined for the Lockheed Martin Joint Strike Fighter (JSF), performs faultlessly at supersonic speeds. The new system, called J/IST (JSF Integrated Subsystems Technology), includes a power-on-demand electrical system and electric actuation of flight-control surfaces - replacing the large, heavy and maintenance-prone hydraulic systems on current aircraft. Government studies show the combination of technologies will reduce takeoff weight, increase survivability and trim costs. Lockheed Martin has committed to incorporate J/IST on the production version of its JSF. The supersonic flight originated at Lockheed Martin's Fort Worth plant on Nov. 9 and lasted about 40 minutes. The Advanced Fighter Technology Integration (AFTI) F-16 - used to demonstrate the J/IST package - achieved an altitude of 30,000 feet and a maximum speed of Mach 1.3. During the flight, Chief Test Pilot Steve Barter checked the aircraft's flying qualities at high "q" (aerodynamic pressure) with the new electric-actuation system. The aircraft successfully performed various flying-quality maneuvers at supersonic speeds, including 5-g turns; pitch, roll, and yaw doublets; and sideslips. "Performance was transparent - identical to that of production F-16s," said Barter, a veteran F-16 pilot. "The aircraft handled as predicted." Subsequent flights will quantify the aircraft's handling qualities and gather actuator duty cycle and thermal data to support Lockheed Martin's JSF design refinements for the program's Engineering and Manufacturing Development Phase (EMD). "Maturing the system and reducing risk now means J/IST will require only incremental refinements in the EMD phase," said Harry Blot, vice president and deputy program manager of the Lockheed Martin JSF. "The bottom line: We go into EMD with a validated, new-generation system that saves taxpayer dollars." The Lockheed Martin J/IST team includes Parker Aerospace, Hamilton Sundstrand, Honeywell, TRW Aeronautical Systems (Lucas Aerospace), Eagle-Picher and BAE SYSTEMS. J/IST has been in development at the Air Force Research Laboratories since the early 1980s. The J/IST supersonic flight is an important element in the success of the overall Lockheed Martin JSF flight-test program. The team has now completed 100 percent of flight-test objectives for the conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) JSF X-35A demonstrator. Ongoing flight testing will focus on the team objectives of reducing technical risk and ensuring JSF affordability. Lockheed Martin, in partnership with Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) and BAE SYSTEMS, is in competition to build the JSF for the United States and United Kingdom. Government selection of a single contractor for the Engineering and Manufacturing Development phase is set for 2001. For information on Lockheed Martin Corporation (NYSE: LMT), visit: http://www.lockheedmartin.com For information on Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, visit: http://www.lmaeronautics.com For government information on the Joint Strike Fighter program, visit http://www.jast.mil Corresponding photo is available at: http://www.lmaeronautics.com/image_gallery/pr_photos/index.html ******* DIGITAL ANGEL UNVEILED HUMAN-TRACKING SUBDERMAL IMPLANT TECHNOLOGY MAKES DEBUT � 2000 WorldNetDaily.com A NASDAQ-traded company has finally unveiled its long-touted and highly controversial "Digital Angel" - a subdermal microchip implant designed not merely for keeping tabs on pets, but for widespread, worldwide use in tracking human beings. The high-tech device, engineered by Applied Digital Solutions Inc. had its debut Monday before an overflow crowd of more than 300 invited guests at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City. The audience included U.S. Secretary of Commerce Norman Mineta, who addressed the crowd, as well as other government officials, potential joint-venture/licensing partners and press representatives. Richard J. Sullivan, Applied Digital Solutions' chairman and CEO, waxed eloquent about the market potential of Digital Angel, claiming the company has "uncovered a total marketplace that is conservatively estimated to exceed $70 billion." Randy Geissler, chairman and CEO of Digital Angel.net Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, zeroed in on potential applications. "Our analysis shows that we are well-positioned to move quickly into certain applications while developing a number of others. Two areas of particular interest are in the healthcare arena," he said, "monitoring heart disease and respiratory disease patients." The tracking and monitoring of pets, he added, is also "right up our alley." The demonstration, which was conducted by Dr. Peter Zhou and Dr. Keith Bolton, showed how Digital Angel "can be used to monitor a person's key body functions - such as temperature and pulse -- and transmit that data wirelessly, on a real time basis, along with the accurate location of the person, to a web-enabled ground station or monitoring facility," according to a press statement. The technology consists of a miniature sensor device, designed to be implanted just under the skin, that captures and wirelessly transmits the "wearer's" vital body-function data, such as body temperature or pulse, to an Internet-integrated ground station. In addition, the antenna receives information regarding the location of the individual from the GPS satellite. Both sets of data - medical information and location - are then wirelessly transmitted to the ground station and made available on Web-enabled desktop, laptop or wireless devices. A more sophisticated version of microchip technologies currently used as electronic ID tags for pets, Digital Angel is powered electromechanically through muscle movement, or it can be activated by an outside monitoring facility. As WorldNetDaily has reported, in addition to locating missing persons and monitoring physiological data, Digital Angel will be marketed as a means of verifying online consumer identity for the burgeoning e-commerce world. In August, Sullivan told WND, "We are currently talking to a watch maker who is interested in placing the device on the back of their watches." He added that "technology is being developed that would allow Digital Angel to function from the back of a cellular phone, transmitting bio-sensor information when carried by the user." And in an interview last March, the chief scientist, Zhou, told WorldNetDaily he believes the implant will be as popular as cell phones and vaccines. Digital Angel "will be a connection from yourself to the electronic world. It will be your guardian, protector. It will bring good things to you," said Zhou. "We will be a hybrid of electronic intelligence and our own soul," he added. ******* THE BURNING OF MOUNT CARMEL WACO (4/19/93) 1 hour audio/video from driect satellite not edited. This video starts just as the fire is beginning and goes until the buiding is burned to the ground. This presentation also includes interviews of various Branch Davidians (From Jail) and family members. Also a telephone connection to the Fire Department. Watch closely for agents in the backgound, during the fire. Windows Media Player file (44.6MB) http://www.apfn.org/wacoinfo/WACO_CNN_04_19_93.WMV ******* SUPPORT ABOVETOPSECRET.COM Show your support for this website in just a few seconds by clicking on the ad banner that resides on the bottom of the homepage at http://www.AboveTopSecret.com. 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