MikeSingh
Fair comment then, apologies thought the sighting of 10,000 was closer, didn't really sleep last night and was a frazzled when posted, long week and
such like,
However may have found some sources for you to look at, just my 2c.
Four scientists have been searching for the answer to the mysterious visitor they espied in 2004 during a scientific expedition in the
Himalayas. But it has not been easy to find the truth...
This one's straight out of Koi Mil Gaya. A flying object hurtling down the Himalayan slopes, changing colour and direction upon spying human beings
and leaving four men of science bewildered. But this was no silver screen gimmick.
The four witnesses — Ahmedabad based ISRO scientists Dr Anil Kulkarni and SK Singh along with geologists S Dhar and Rajeev Kalia from the
Government College, Dharmashala — have been searching for the answer to the mysterious visitor they espied on September 27, 2004, while on a
scientific trip to the Chandra Basin, high in the Himalayas.
A year and a half later, they are yet to get any closer to the truth.
NOW I know this is from the an India Times offshoot India telegraph, but the source is credible, as he later had another sighting but its pay per
view, doh
03 October, 2004
Hindustan Times
Dinesh C. Sharma
A SPACE scientist claims to have come across an unidentified flying object (UFO) during a scientific expedition in Himachal ...
(c) 2004 The Hindustan Times Ltd
Now as you know the Area Mike and I don't know how reliable this source.
I also remember reading some time ago from the UN UFO bit about this guy Hoang-Yung Chiang, Ph.D who had a sighting in the Himalayas region on the
Inod China Border, he did a Mufon conference on this but it so long ago and cant find it now, maybe that will jog your memory or with your knowledge
of this will find it, through contacts.
Also
Like I said a tad maybe not lame, but surface skimmed research, but there are good sources Mike I was tired apologies, and still am, no sleep arghhh.
I have a Precocious memory though and remember these amongst others,
India's top space and defence establishments-the sighting of an unidentified flying object or UFO at the Samudra Tapu region, a de-glaciated
valley at an eight-hour trek from Chandratal.
More than a year after a five-member team of glaciologists and geologists had a 40-minute encounter with a balloon-shaped object straight out of The
X-Files, the incident continues to baffle a section of the Indian scientific community. Both Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the army
are aware of the matter which figured even in Parliament last year when the minister of state with the Prime Minister's Office had, in a written
reply, confirmed the ISRO report on the UFO sighting.
it was the penultimate day of a week-long expedition undertaken by Ahmedabad-based Space Application Centre (SAC) of ISRO on September 27, 2004. The
team comprising three sac scientists and two geologists had pitched camp in the valley some 17,000 ft above sea level. They were studying the Chandra
basin glacier using satellite data. Around 6.45 a.m., as the scientists were preparing to leave their tents, one of the porters spotted a white object
on top of an adjacent mountain ridge, and screamed: "Sir, the snow man is coming.''
TMC Net Don’t think it links back to Daily.
and
On June 15, 1974, Tibetan mountain climber Keo Wha Unan was inspecting a rock formation on the upper slopes of Mount Dahjar in the Himalayas. As
he emerged from a cave, he "spotted a silvery disc
hovering behind a crest of high rocks."
Source
location of the area is here :Mt Dahjar (Tibet) ± 32°00 -88°00 4046
You are much better at maps and such like im sure its just on the border?
As you said too:
Numerous texts of ancient India contain references to space travel and alien beings. For example, the Surya Siddhanta, one of the oldest books on
astronomy, "speaks of Siddhas and Vidyaharas, or philosophers and scientists, who were able to orbit the earth in a former epoch 'below the moon but
above the clouds.'"
One who tried to find out was Andreas Boncza- Tomaszewski, better known as "Andrew Tomas." Born in 1906 to a wealthy Polish family living in St.
Petersburg, then the capital of Russia, Andrew and his family fled during the Bolshevik Revolution in 1918. Andrew emigrated to Australia in 1948 and,
with Edgar Jarrold, founded the Australian Flying Saucer Bureau in 1952.
"A narrow curving road, a precipice on one side with rocks and avalanches on the other, were not conducive to an enjoyable journey to this remote
region near Ladakh and Tibet. The village of Naggar derives its name from Naga, the Serpent.
Nicholas Roerich also spotted a silver daylight disc over the Himalayas while riding in a caravan in July 1926
"The sadhu was still there. I thought, 'A place called Naggar, a devotee of the Nagas with the cobra staff, if he does not know something about the
Nagas, then who does?' Knowing the ways of the East, I saluted the holy man with the folded hands in the fashion that is customary in India, and
waited for the older man to speak first."
"'I am a poor sadhu. I know nothing, sahib. But about twenty years ago (1947, the year of Kenneth Arnold's UFO sighting--J.T.), my yogi teacher
went into the mountain kingdom of the Nagas. Bright light everywhere, big halls like the Taj Mahal. Wonderful. The Nagas have many, many things and
machines. They are clever, like Cambridge men, maybe more clever, sahib.'"
"'China lets in no more pilgrims, I can only go through the long holes (ancient Uighur underground tunnels--J.T.), but I am too old now,' he
concluded."
"Walking towards the village I looked back at the old sadhu with the cobra staff. My two encounters remain fresh in my memory," Andrew wrote, "The
one under the silvery glaciers of Kinchinjunga, the other by the torrent of Naggar, on the bank of which sat that ascetic of Aryavarta, the holy land
of the Mahabharata." (See the books We Are Not the First by Andrew Tomas, Bantam Books, New York, N.Y., 1973
Source
Whilst digging here I think I wont bother looking for That Drogpa Book,
Looks like the photos are fake, as the ones taken against a chair show a larger than initially reported hole in the centre, and the first Recorded
mention of it was in a World Nut Daily type Article from 19610 in Russia that may have come from a Science fiction mag....
However if they were real it would not surprise me that the scientists esp. as China had been "Wiped Clean" as such...
Look at Dr David Kelly in the UK just for the Iraq war.... however I am sure I read once not on the web, or in a Von Diken type book some acceptance
from a Tibetan source... let me read and read to find it again... sure it was a Yogi, maybe Ill dig something out...
For me the most interesting sighting was this one as the nature of the life of the reporter and also it well predates any modern UFO flap or 1900
etc...
Can’t find the location though I suspect from the name, its closer to Russia side of the Tibetan Plateau than India/Pakistan... seems like a
Nepalese name though,,, don’t know, not Tibetan
In November 1661, Father Albert d'Orville S.J., a Jesuit missionary from Belgium, visited the Buddhist monastery of Chaldan in Tibet and had a
most surprising encounter.
"November, 1661. My attention was first drawn to something moving in the heavens. At first, I thought it might be a species of bird, unknown to me,
that lived in these regions. Then the object came nearer, taking on the form of a Chinese double hat and all the while rotating silently as if it were
being conveyed through the air on invisible wings. This visitation was definitely a thing of wonder--or a magic trick. The object winged its way above
the city exactly as if it wished to be admired. It circled twice and then was suddenly enshrouded in fog, and as much as I strained my eyes, I could
no longer see it."
"I wondered if the altitude at which I was could have been playing tricks on my eyes. Then I noticed a lama standing nearby. I asked him if he, too,
had seen the object."
"He answered by nodding his head and replying, 'My son, what you witnessed just now was not magic, because beings from other worlds travel across
the oceans of space, and it was they who breathed the spirit into the first people who lived on this earth.'"
"'These beings condemn all violence. They counsel mankind to love one another. Their teaching are like reeds, but if those seeds are sown on rocky
ground, they cannot germinate.'" (Editor's Comment: The lama knows his New Testament, I see.)Elf edit to editors note above, very very strong
evidence the men from the east who came to Jesus as babe from this area, India/Pakistan/China, where he was in lost years, and where he went when
"resurrected" Yogi like, search for tomb of Jesus Pakistan you tube BBC)- Jesus = Buddhist? makes sense
"'These beings, who are light-skinned, are always received by us in friendship, and they often come to Earth near our monasteries. They have
continued to instruct us, revealing truths that were lost in the centuries of cataclysm which have changed the face of the Earth.'" (See THE CHINESE
ROSWELL by Hartwig Hausdorf, New Paradigm Books, Boca Raton, Florida, 1998, pages 88-89.)
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Anyhow just some things that may lead to a reliable sightings on this Border!
I really wish I could find that Chinese/Taiwanese Dr Sighting, Mike any clues, ring any bells?
Kind Regards and hey soz frazzled..
Elf
Why should I be one? C’mon ME, you can do better than that! When I speak on this issue of UFO bases on the Indo-China
border I speak with some authority. You see, I’ve served there for quite some time and know almost every inch of the area as well as the back of
my hand! If there was anything amiss, it would amount to a major security concern that we would have known about and taken action accordingly. Years
of being stationed on those high altitude mountains, at posts 18,000 feet high on the Indo-China border and we didn’t know? But when some women
journalist sitting 3000 km away in the comfort of her shack writes of so called UFO bases on the Indo-China border in a crappy tabloid, the info is
lapped up. People love sensationalism, what? 
