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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 12:06 AM by TheDuckster
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 Sure that isn't 100-110 KMH Ducks'? Yikes... they'll close the skyway. 
Welllllllllllllll as a matter of fact... they (meteorologists) were vieing for that 'exact' amount this evening.
For posterity? I just NOW stuck my head out, looked abroad my apartment dwelling. My balcony is umm...'iced up'. BRRR COLD... No winds
prevailing.
Icey conditions for tomorrow.
~Ducky~
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 12:20 AM by TheDuckster
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The Official date: 1:15 pst.
This is OFFICIALLY now.. JAN 30 2008.
The supposed CRISIS has come and gone.
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No more Danger folks.
YOU WAKE UP TO A NEW and uneventful DAY?
Let me be the first to HARROLD IN THIS NEW DAY.
It came and went.
~Ducky~
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 12:31 AM by dgtempe
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Coast to Coast has an expert on this subject reporting that folks in California saw a fireball on the 26th.
Also central America saw a small impact of a fragment.
Lockheed martin folks , showed pictures in the 5'0s of using opposing fields used together-last night Bushman said they still thought it could hit
us.
Jeffrey Summer from Ram corporation said they would never tell us. It is due to hit in Syberia in 2036.
There is technology to divert this. Boyd
Bushman has advised about tu24 that the orbit of this was diverted.
Texas UFO: Pursued by Lockheed f15's- Head of Lockheed says we pocess technology to send ET back home.
Pattents for magnetic beams exist.
Says we sent a craft to divert TU24. Lights with fireballs stopping mid-air is what is diverting TU24
Goldstone shut down
Satellite is classified. Lockheed Martin involved in this also.
TUNE INTO COAST TO COAST! Guest is David Serita.
The above is a compilation of what i just heard.
Tune in for more information***
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 01:12 AM by TrueAmerican
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That's good stuff, dg! Lol, the question is, how much of it can we believe?
So we diverted TU24, eh?- great, then maybe we can figure out a way to divert Bush's attention span for just long enough to get our troops back, ya
think?
"they'd never tell us"- except maybe after they were safely locked away in their underground bunkers?
"satellite classified"- oh, you mean the one we will find out about 30 years from now?
hehe, I just love that show, C2CAM, cause if nothing else it's fun to ponder. Psst, and btw, you can listen to my AM radio anytime.  (beware it's
on the nightstand beside my bed however).
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 05:14 AM by SantaClaus
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Ok, so I didn't read all 100 some posts. So if this has been brought up, place me over the coals, but I thought I'd fuel the flame (and I am not
implying anything).
If we landed on the moon, and this thing came remotely close, why didn't we sample it? Its almost 40 years later and we can't sample a celestial
object? Why haven't we sampled anything? I'm sure most of these have an impressive trail of debris. There has to be a rocket to intercept. No?
Bare in mind, I'm fairly ignorant to this subject.
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 06:26 AM by Juicy
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Does NASA ever sample anything when it comes along?
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 06:43 AM by V Kaminski
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NASA samples much... 9 million in lost "office" stuff. Public opinion. Dirt and rocks on Devon Island... maybe TU24. John Lear's water. Astros
mental state. Fear based-dogma inside. Mostly just greenbacks though.
Seriously, NASA does some great works... I think. I don't know, they screwed-the-pooch PR-wise as usual. Their new-look media guy appointed last
June... new-administration coming.
Vic
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 08:10 AM by Juicy
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Call me ignorant, but I had no clue they could sample asteroids and such. Debris from it yes, but like actually taking a chunk out of it?
 I know little about these things.
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 08:27 AM by althea041724
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For all of us lurkers and posters who had such a looong night on monday/tuesday... pic of our little buddy in flight from the University of Arizona on
the 29th:
www.astr.ua.edu...
And radar from Aricebo/Greenbank on the 28th:
www.nasa.gov...
seems like a small bit of a consolation... I stayed up and outside for hours, and wound up tracking the stars around it instead of it.. it sure moved
fast! I can't honestly say I actually saw anything...just a really quick blip that probably was just my imagination...
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 09:22 AM by V Kaminski
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Not that I'm aware of Juicy. That's not to say a chunk couldn't be retrieved or anything but I don't want to start any speculation fires like the
media-pyros so prevalent these days. Technically? Likely doable before you were born J'.
Althea!!!!  Props! Thanks for the Bama pic Link!!! Mint. I cropped it and here it is. It's a pretty long exposure... the "tail" you see really
isn't there owing to the exposure time of 2 minutes. It is beautiful. That's phat. 16" tele. Good toys. There's more pics faster exposures...
gimme an hour.
Vic
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 09:23 AM by DancedWithWolves
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Thanks for reporting this dgtempe....does anyone else think ATS has become the research department for this program and others like it? Forget mere
advertising dollars ATS....the real money is in editorial content research for media outlets that no longer have their own staff. Make them
pay....ATS wire service available by subscription.
Peace
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 09:48 AM by Dewm0nster
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Where was that guy posting that this asteroid was some sort of, negative matter or something, and that we were positive, and that when it interacted
with our positive space or field- It would be disasterous?
That's basically the justs of it.
I know the post is somewhere in here. But, I'm not reading back to find it.
Anyhow- Another "Dooms Day" avoided, yet again.
Funny, I thought we were toast for sure THIS time
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 09:50 AM by V Kaminski
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Best yet!!! From keel at U of Bama. Cropped and blown up. They likely have more but I will wait for them to publish. Excellent pic. There's gotta be
more. I'm still hoping for a better colour optical.
Where's the time go? LOL.
Vic
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 09:56 AM by dgtempe
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TRUE AMERICAN,
]Glad to do it for free!
BTW, i'll come over and listen to your radio sometime
I just wanted to let you guys know wat i heard. Its my understanding from the show last night that they diverted a "chunk" of this, not the
entirety of the asteroid. Is possible, now, the bus sized object in space due to come down randomly somewhere??? Its a LOCKHEED MARTIN owned object,
and its not really a satellite, per se.
This is the stuff Science fiction is made of.
Supposing Lockheed has these balancing rays or whatever they're called, i would have thought they could have programed it to come back safely?
Instead we have something "lost in space"
Also, think of this: If Lockheed is the heroe, sent up for this rock, you dont think they're going to be able to not brag about it, do you???
Just some thoughts.
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 10:13 AM by V Kaminski
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The most likely scenario to my way of thinking (if anything was done at all) would have been a gravity tractor using a chunk dg'. Lockheed-Martin
beams of balance? Claims require proof. These media-arsonists don't do proof. Never do, it's how they stay in the business of their choice. Making
ideas for the public to spread based on greed and that big old media-meme-caret. Ka-ching.
I can't wait for more pictures to perhaps confirm or deny their hypothesis you are sharing dg. Oh, for sure I'll follow this up. Yawn. Just an iota
of proof... anything substantial and non-fiction.
Sorry, it just pisses me off. I don't like liars-for-proft media types who go around starting fires without the heat nor flame of truth. Junk
mind-candy. Speculation is just fine; just call it that. Any reasonable application of critical thinking skills would be simply too much to ask...
this century.
Cheers,
Vic
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reply posted on 30-1-2008 @ 11:23 AM by dgtempe
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Vic,
I fully understand what you're saying. Its hear say. I know! But if its a classified LHM project i dont think we can expect them to come forth on
their own- They answer to the government, dont forget!
So the conspiracies continue... I also want to thank you for your reassurances on "Dooms Day"   You contributed so much and if you find
anything further, please continue to do so!
Its amazing they even have the next doomsday even pinpointed to hit Syberia  If that's so, what better place? And with enough warning and such
technology in place, who knows...maybe the Earth can be spared.
But again, its all hearsay. I wish we could get the truth.
Also, according to the Bushman expert, those beams have been around since the 1950's and many tests have been conducted.
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reply posted on 31-1-2008 @ 12:04 PM by Doyder
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I just looked at the magnetosphere simulator at 12:56 EST and the pressure is very high right now. When we were watching it a few days ago it was not
nearly as white as it is right now. I don't know how to post the picture...sorry. Just thought it was interesting.
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reply posted on 31-1-2008 @ 07:32 PM by violet
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reply posted on 31-1-2008 @ 10:40 PM by nightmoon11
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latest magetosphere reading, these make the reading during tu24 seem like nothing,
www2.nict.go.jp...
This is the site, however it will update automatically so it will show whatever the current readings are when you look it up. But the results i found
were. Jan 31 2008
external image
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