UFOs fly around the Sun Claims U.S. Scientist

Shortly after Hurricane Katrina caused terrible havoc to the Gulf Coast in August 2005, U.S. meteorologist Scott Stevens declared that the natural catastrophe had been generated by Russian scientists. This time around, he accused NASA of concealing data relayed to Earth by SOHO, an orbital solar telescope.

SOHO is a joint project by NASA and the European Space Agency. It is currently at a distance of 1.5 million kilometers away from Earth. The orbital telescope takes pictures of the solar flares and prominences as well as comets that fly past the Sun.

Several thousand photographs have been already taken. Some are posted on the NASA website. However, a larger part of them are still unprocessed by specialists due to an immense amount of data coming from SOHO. This is hardly surprising since researchers still have not had time to study thousands of photographs of the Moon, Mars and Venus taken by the U.S. and Soviet probes.

Rumors about UFO’s being photographed by SOHO have been circulating for a long while. NASA would not comment on those rumors or blame irregularities during the transmission of digital images to Earth.

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In what sense is this person a scientist? let's see his C.V.

Anyway, this whole SOHO silliness was well and truly debunked years ago.

Now, really, if they're going to mess around with a star, why ours?! Go find one that isn't next to a heavilly populated planet, ya scrawny little buggers!

Made me remember this quote from Ghostbusters 2:

"I think that's the whole problem with aliens; you just can't trust them. You may get some nice ones occasionally like Starman or E.T., but most of them turn out to be some kind of lizard."

Scott Stevens runs www.weatherwars.info... - one of the better chemtrail sites out there. He's got a CV posted - basically a storm chaser/local weatherman with his meteorology degree from the University of Kansas.

-S

Since these aliens are flying in and around our star gathering information and preparing to kill us that is why NASA is planning to place a giant space rack in Earth orbit containing 135 kiloton nukes onboard. Sure they say it's for asteroids that are possible inbound objects in the next 20 to 30 years but that could just be the cover story.