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I just wanted to thank the people who created this thread, and the threads that are linked. This is a really great place to start, and/or refresh your memory on some very interesting UFO subjects.

Thanks again!

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A lot of effort put into this

Thank you for the information

I refer back to the Bob Lazar interview, we have successfully synthersized E115 and E118 that Bob described in his interview therefore is it a coincidence , that the LHC that is buried deep underground in Geneva talks about the possibillity of accelerating elements into each other and these experiments may generate small black holes ie antimatter ..My question is why?? unless they have an end goal, could it be they are trying to emulate the gravity amplifiers that Lazar talks about ?

I don't know if this is the correct thread or not. I have under 20 posts so I can't create a new thread. But I would love to know what we just saw...


Location: South-East Michigan (just outside Detroit). Watching the Western sky, 9:00p. There is a very bright blue-ish light in the sky, appears as though it could be a planet or a very bright star against the blue sky (not quite nightfall). Approx. 65-75 degrees off the horizon. I was docking in the laptop to connect to StarryNight to find out what it was, when all of the sudden (approx 9:15 EDT) it started to fade, then as we all watched (5 witnesses) it broke apart into 4 sections. I had my binoculars out and took a look, the front-most section had like a vapor trail behind it, almost like a comet. Before we knew it (15 seconds later) all the lights were gone. Completely.

Did we just see something explode in space? I can't find anything about it on the net.

Now there is something else in the West sky that we can't quite figure out. Again, seems a planet or star. It is 9:30 now. Approx 30 degrees off the horizon, yellowish in color. 1 brighter light and two dimmer lights. I'm going to see if I can get a better focus with my other Bushnells.

this is a really good source, looks like you put lotsa work into this so i salute you

great work this must have been very much work or what.