In her day job as an archaeologist, Kathy Moskowitz Strain looks for traces of people who dwelt long ago in the Stanislaus National Forest. At night and on weekends, she searches for something else: Bigfoot.
The legendary creature has fascinated Strain since she was a girl. The 40-year-old Jamestown resident has looked for Bigfoot evidence in Tuolumne County and beyond, and she has documented sightings by other people.
"Footprints, plus the traditional Native American stories about Bigfoot, have convinced me that something is out there," she said. Strain has spoken at Bigfoot conferences around the country and appeared on "MonsterQuest" on the History Channel.
Official FAA air trafic control recordings of commercial pilot's during UFO contact in mid air. this is for real proving what anyone looking have found already, that UFOs are very real. A must see.
Do you think there is life on Mars? Do you think Phoenix will find evidence of it? Now there's a blog that's trying to collect a snapshot of the opinions of scientists, amateurs, and everyday people. "Imminent Discovery" thinks Phoenix may find simple life. Finding this evidence will definitely become headlines... If it happens. Is it possible it might have originated from earth? Perhaps from space, like the famous Antarctica meteorite which was believed to contain evidence of life transported here from Mars?
According to Richard Trentman, a Minor Planet Coordinator at Powell Observatory, "The idea of life in some form on other planets, I believe is highly probable. I have studied about the extreme places on this planet where life has been found and many are far more extreme than may be found on Mars and other planets or moons in our solar system. I believe that anyone that thinks life cannot be "out there" has their eyes closed and blinders on."
"I was terrified. As soon as the sun went down, I knew they'd be there."
Jane Nelms says throughout her life, she's had constant visitors not of this earth. She says it all started on night in 1973, when a brilliant white light appeared in her bedroom window.
"As I pulled the drape aside, all of a sudden there were 5 beings all around me."
Nelms has drawn pictures of the 5 beings she says that came in quickly that night and took her.
"I could not move, couldn't do a thing. And I was trying to grab the railings to stop myself from being taken. They had total control."
She says they carried her to their ship, and one of them even spoke.
Here's some more detailed photos of the mystery ‘figure' on Mars. Below is a set of three pictures. The first shows the normals view from the Mars NASA ‘Spirit' rover, the second the panoramic with the figure by the cluster of rocks (like the one in the original post below) and finally a close up of the figure itself!
The above 4-way split screen image says a lot about this evidence. Of what portion we can see of it, this object looks incredibly very much like an anatomically correct humanoid skull or perhaps a humanoid statue head sticking out of the ground staring sightlessly upward from its dark empty eye sockets and its general position suggests an unseen body laying on its back under the ground. Note the anatomically general size and shape, the forehead, the empty socket dark eye holes, the bone bridge between the eye holes, the nose projection, and the beginnings of one side of the mouth. Information just not to be ignored.
A monumental question which has intrigued the whole of mankind, throughout history - Is there life / consciousness beyond the physical body? Science has analysed every element, every organ, every process of the human body, and the evidence suggests that when the body fails, we simply cease to exist. Yet, despite the overwhelming scientific evidence to hand, there remain a large percentage of the population who believe that a human life is more than the sum of its parts and that the consciousness, the spirit or soul transcends the physical form.
Why then, do we find the science so hard to accept? Is it an arrogant human trait to believe that we are somehow too special to simply die?
Is it fear? Fear driven by an individual's dread of an incomprehensible nothingness at the end of their lives.
Is it a sub-conscious instinct / a sense that the complexity of our thoughts, emotions, opinions and passions somehow are not fully confined by the "little grey cells"?
A monumental question which has intrigued the whole of mankind, throughout history - Is there life / consciousness beyond the physical body? Science has analysed every element, every organ, every process of the human body, and the evidence suggests that when the body fails, we simply cease to exist. Yet, despite the overwhelming scientific evidence to hand, there remain a large percentage of the population who believe that a human life is more than the sum of its parts and that the consciousness, the spirit or soul transcends the physical form.