Hi All, Only 15 min. to 4 pm EST on 9-21-07.
It's exciting. Jack Smith OrionWorks wrote: UFO scholars & > enthusiasts - some whom are utterly convinced the craft is the result > of reversed engineered alien technology. The alleged alien connection > is probably a rumor the DOD helps encourage in its own mysterious ways > as it helps obfuscate the real data that inevitably leaks out into the > public domain. BTW, it was rumored that Aurora, presumably flying at a > very high altitude over Iraq, was secretly deployed during the first > Gulf War to coordinate bombing runs. (Don't know if I should put any > stock in that claim or not as I'm not sure what the actual strategic > advantage would have been, as compared to conventional satellite and > AWAC assistance.) Years ago I spoke with an individual, a professional > graphic artist, who also has a photographic memory who illustrated in > exquisite detail the classic triangular shaped air craft he once > spotted. He believes what he saw was one of the Aurora prototypes. The > sighting was back in the 90s. > > It might be of some interest that a significant percentage of reported > UFO sightings are not the classic "saucer" shapes but "triangles" - > BLACK "triangles". You can view a personal interpretation of one of > those "triangles" that a witness commissioned me to paint. See: > > http://orionworks.com/artgal/svj/MayEncounters_m.htm > > This triangular shaped craft was sighted in 1988 about 15 miles north > west of Madison Wisconsin. Initially when the craft was first spotted > crossing above the power lines it was flying way too slow to have been > held up aerodynamically. It's fuel source remains a complete mystery. > It ran silent. The craft eventually sped off at an incredible > accelerated rate that, according to the witness, if he had been on > board the g forces would have squashed him flatter than a pancake. > This craft did not appear to emit any doughnut shaped contrails. I've > heard credible accounts of other triangles spotted in the skies of > significantly greater size. (I hope they are ours!) > > My bet is that project "Aurora" will remain under wraps as far as the > public is concerned until the DOD finally has something else under its > sleeve that is fully operational, something even MORE meaner and > leaner than "Aurora". ...Perhaps a new-and-improved Photon-Drive > stealth aircraft capable of inserting itself into low earth orbit, but > then maybe that's what "Aurora" is really all about. More grist for > the rumor mills! ;-) > > Regards, > Steven Vincent Johnson > www.OrionWorks.com
