On Wed, 31 May 2000, tenebroust wrote:
First of all the Dogon Tribe's star origin and stellar
mythology may, indeed, have been faked.
That's crap.
beyond Earth? Even if the Dogon record actual alien
visitation, which I doubt, it does nothing to support the
same today.
It does a
Here's a post I made to another list a while ago, i.e., regarding
the STATE-OF-THE-ART on REAL scientific investigation regarding
the Dogon:
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1999 01:05:55 -0700 (MST)
From: MICHAEL SPITZER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DOGON: "TRACKING THE ALIEN ASTROENGINEERS"
I just got this
[And, another tid-bit as far as the current status regarding the
"scientific paradigm" regarding the Dogon, et al. --MS]
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
DID THE MAORI KNOW ABOUT THE RING OF JUPITER?
Sir,
Discussing the origin of the anomalously high astronomical
knowledge of the Dogon [1], it would be
[Ooops, Here is Part 2 of 4 on this. --MS]
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, MICHAEL SPITZER wrote:
Here's a post I made to another list a while ago, i.e., regarding
the STATE-OF-THE-ART on REAL scientific investigation regarding
the Dogon:
(cont from Part 1)
which contains the Sun. This world may
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, MICHAEL SPITZER wrote:
Here's a post I made to another list a while ago, i.e.,
regarding the STATE-OF-THE-ART on REAL scientific
investigation regarding the Dogon:
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1999 01:05:55 -0700 (MST)
From: MICHAEL SPITZER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: DOGON:
(Part 4 of 4, regarding RIAP on The Dogon)
It is known in astronomy that a white dwarf arises from a red
giant as this loses its mass. This process is usually accompanied
by a slow ejection of a planetary nebula which eventually
dissipates into space. But sometimes the remaining core of the
[Ooops AGAIN:( I accidentally posted "Part 3" AGAIN as "Part 4."
The following is the REAL final part, i.e., "Part 4 of 4." --MS]
In a recent work [13] R.Ceragioli has made an attempt to
solve the riddle of Sirius' redness in the context of classical
philology: the color red was in
From: "nessie" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't know about the research on the Betty Hill star maps. Tell the
story. I'll listen.
From what I've read (and I suspect I have many more decades of reading
on the matter than Samantha), for years the 'star map' that Betty Hill
drew was touted as 'proof' of
From: "MICHAEL SPITZER" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
First of all the Dogon Tribe's star origin and stellar
mythology may, indeed, have been faked.
That's crap.
And your EVIDENCE that it's 'crap'?
beyond Earth? Even if the Dogon record actual alien
visitation, which I doubt, it does nothing to
Yuriy N. Morozov, Ph.D.
A guy I don't know says that a guy he don't know says that a guys who's
dead heard from another guy who's dead a story about how some mythological
being may have looked, so therefore UFO are ET. Right. Sure.
If I ever get arrested for a crime, I sure hope Mike Spitzer
In a message dated 00-05-31 19:50:20 EDT, you write:
Look, I don't doubt, and am not trying to debunk, UFOs. I've seen two of
them, one fairly close. They exist. What I'm questioning is their ET
origin. Where is the forensic evidence of an ET origin for UFOs?
Nessie - You ARE a sly one,
That's right Michael at best it would support the notion that aliens came here from
somewhere else at some time in the past, and have nothing to say about anything
happening today. I don't put much weight into it though based on other work done
investigating it. As for your comments about
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what different things do you think the UFOs are?
See: http://www.sfbg.com/nessie/15.html
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This should silence any debunker or doubter.
http://www.nsa.gov/docs/efoia/released/ufo/ufo31.pdf
26-pg report includes Air Force pilots' accounts of "zig zagging flight
patterns," "hovering
[EMAIL PROTECTED],Internet writes:
This should silence any debunker or doubter.
Look, I don't doubt, and am not trying to debunk, UFOs. I've seen two of
them, one fairly close. They exist. What I'm questioning is their ET
origin. Where is the forensic evidence of an ET origin for UFOs?
A
Look, I don't doubt, and am not trying to debunk, UFOs. I've seen two of
them, one fairly close. They exist. What I'm questioning is their ET
origin. Where is the forensic evidence of an ET origin for UFOs?
never heard of the DOGON TRIBE - its one of the passe basics
or the research done on
All of which offer excellent (if anecdotal) evidence for the EXISTENCE OF UFO'S, not
one bit of evidence that they are of extraterrestrial origin or that there are any
aliens aboard them. I thought we could all agree that UFO's are a real phenomenon.
At least I don't need convincing that
First of all the Dogon Tribe's star origin and stellar mythology may, indeed, have
been faked. But let us set that aside for a minute and presume that their mythology
is correct how does that offer proof that any UFO's that are seen are extraterrestrial
craft being piloted by aliens from
[EMAIL PROTECTED],Internet writes:
never heard of the DOGON TRIBE - its one of the passe basics
or
Not true. They could have easily heard about it from Europeans, or even
South Africans travelling through Dogan territory. It was known to science
for decades and decades before the story was
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