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Info-ParaNet Newsletters Volume 1 Number 521
Info-ParaNet Newsletters Volume I Number 521
Wednesday, January 15th 1992
Today's Topics:
Roswell Investigation
MJ-12 and Bill Moore
Omni Online
Bruce Cathie & Stan Deyo Conference
Re: Verbal Abuse
Nephilim
An Interesting Development ...
Circles down under 1
Circles down under 2
Circles down under 3
Circles down under 4
Re: AVRO Car
Texas Camps
Re: Nephilim
Roswell Investigation
Roswell Investigation
Suicides?
Noriega Trial
Suicides?
Ufo Magazine
Mistake
Radio Isotopes found in Corn
Doug and Dave in Australia???
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From: Jim.Speiser@p666.f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Jim Speiser)
Subject: Roswell Investigation
Date: 3 Jan 92 06:18:42 GMT
In a message to All <01 Jan 92 19:05> Sheldon Wernikoff wrote:
SW> ------------------------------------------------------------------
SW> ___ Project A -- To conduct further research into UFO
SW> crash/retrieval cases (Leonard Stringfield): $1,200
SW> ___ Project B -- To interview six additional witnesses
SW> (Don Schmitt): $1,700
SW> ___ Project C -- To conduct hypnosis sessions with known and
SW> potential witnesses (Stanton Friedman): $15,860
SW> ___ Project D -- To conduct further research at the Truman and
SW> Eisenhower Libraries, the Sandia and Los Alamos Laboratories, and
SW> at the Library of Congress (Stanton Friedman): $6,545
SW> ___ Project E -- To produce a follow-up videotaped summary of
SW> witness testimony (Fred Whiting): $500
SW> ___ Project F -- To bring significant witnesses to Washington, DC,
SW> for a de-briefing by congressional staff and interviews with media
SW> representatives (Fred Whiting) $5,700
SW> Any further suggestions:..............
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SW> My personal order of importance would be F (absolutely!),D,A,C,E,B
SW> Sheldon
Mine would be F E D B A C (with almost no emphasis whatsoever on the last two.
I am also going to propose a Project G, which would be a comprehensive PLAN OF
ACTION, combining elements from several of these projects into a cohesive
whole, with the ultimate goal being Congressional hearings. It would involve
preliminary interviews with Congressional staffers to ascertain just exactly
what would attract the attention of Congresscritters, assembling the needed
evidence, gathering the witnesses together for a first round of talks with the
staffers, getting the staffers to lobby their bosses to RESCIND ALL OATHS OF
SECRECY REGARDING ROSWELL, using this declaration to gather more witnesses,
then bringing it all together for public hearings. Doing it piecemeal is not
going to cut it with Congress, there MUST be a plan.
Jim
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From: col.hp.com!THURMAN_JIM/HPATC_01%hpcsee.col.hp.com
Subject: MJ-12 and Bill Moore
Date: 3 Jan 92 22:44:51 GMT
From: THURMAN_JIM/HPATC_01%hpcsee.col.hp.com@col.hp.com
To All:
I have been trying to find out the latest on the MJ-12 documents
and what has happened to Bill Moore.
My understanding from reading the literature is that the MJ-12
papers were considered, by most researchers, to be faked...
possibly by Moore himself. If anyone has up-to-date information
on this I would greatly appreciate it. Also any new info on the
Groome Lake (Area 51) happenings would be of great interest. Thanks
in advance for any help!
Jim Thurman
INTERNET: 70322.1607@compuserve.com
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From: Peggy.Noonan@p0.f605.n104.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Peggy Noonan)
Subject: Omni Online
Date: 3 Jan 92 22:26:02 GMT
>I've noticed that in the last 2 issues of _Omni_ there has been
>no "Antimatter" section and hence, no "UFO Update". Did they
>drop it or what?
I'm going to have to call and find out what's going on. Last they
told me was it and Continuum were their two most popular features
but the January issue just came and there's no Antimatter in it
either. Worrisome!
Will let you (all) know when/what I find out.
==Peggy==
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From: Duncan.Roads@f816.n107.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Duncan Roads)
Subject: Bruce Cathie & Stan Deyo Conference
Date: 3 Jan 92 13:26:00 GMT
Hello all from down under. Can't keep us Aussies down heh?
Just leaving a note to let anyone interested in the following event:
Stan Deyo and Bruce Cathie are guest lecturers at a two day event to be
held in Sydney, Australia on the 9th & 10th May, 1992. The event will
repeated the following weekend in Brisbane, Qld (Still in Australia).
Those interested can book for the event, by contacting me below:
Duncan Roads
Nexus Magazine
c/- Post Office, Mapleton. Qld. 4560 Australia
Ph: Australia 074 760 122
Fx: Australia 074 760 495
Cost: $45.00 per person per day (Aussie dollars only) if booked and
paid prior to Feb 29th 1992 (Add $10.00 per person per day if you want
lunch laid on).
Otherwise the cost will be $55.00 per person per day, if booked and
paid afterY3{{Feb29th 1992.
Hope to see some of you people down here.
Tally hooooo......
regards
Duncan Roads
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From: Doug.Rogers@p0.f1.n606.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Doug Rogers)
Subject: Re: Verbal Abuse
Date: 31 Dec 91 08:15:43 GMT
I believe we can loose the "Addams Family thread" right here. OK?
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From: Carl.Aztec@f70.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Carl Aztec)
Subject: Nephilim
Date: 3 Jan 92 17:47:00 GMT
> A question for you and Rocky: who is Yahwah, the
> (oops, that's Yahweh) the spiritual leader/god for the
> Isralies?
It's the personal name of God in the Old Testament. Called the
Tetragrammaton (name of 4 letters), it means Yod-Heh-Vau-Heh (YHVH).
This is the name that appears as Jehovah in many versions of
the bible. It's a form of the verb 'to be' and means 'he
is". The name YHVH was considered such a powerful word,
(after all, it's God's 'personal' name), it was seldom used
by the Jews of the time out of respect or out of fear of some evil
magic happening to them.
Rumor has it that the exact pronunciation of YHVH is only
known by the most elite of elite since it is a "secret of
secrets" but modern scholars choose Yahweh pronounced
yeh'we (better check your dictionary on that).
The search for God's real name ( a secret name of infinite
power) has preoccupied man for a long time.
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From: Don.Allen@f29.n363.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Don Allen)
Subject: An Interesting Development ...
Date: 3 Jan 92 15:41:00 GMT
* Replying to a message originally to John Burke
JS> In a message to Don Allen <29 Dec 91 12:11> John Burke
JS> wrote:
JS> JB> Internet. Now if I can just find someone to do the "dirty work"
JS> JB> and really MAKE those damn things ... Happy New Year! -- John
JS>
JS> Speaking of which, I dutifully posted the recipe to the
JS> local net here, and I was informed that it is one of those
JS> "online urban legends," as I kinda suspected it was.
JS>
Afraid you're right...went back and looked through that newsgroup
and waded through the thread a bit deeper...it appears that I was
snookered. Oh well..
Haven't had a chance to make them up yet..the wife said this weekend :-)
Don
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Circles down under 1
Date: 31 Dec 91 20:33:00 GMT
Regular users of Paranet will recall that there has been some
suggestion that quite a few crop circles have been found in Australia
recently. Living here, I naturally pricked up my ears when this was
floated. So, I thought I'd take a look into it and post the following
messages on the subject for you all.
I've delved into the files of UFORA; material published by Bill
Chalker in the mid to late 70's; read all the crop circle books
around, and tested out my own 20 odd years of field work.
>From all sources I was able to come up with a list of some 31 cases
which at first glance sounded like English crop circles. I was trying
to match reports of roughly circular, flattened, swirled
crop/vegetation. A review of each of these 31 cases quickly reduced
the number to 13. This and the following messages will detail what I
found.
1. Tully, Queensland. 19 Jan 1966. In what is regarded as a classic
UFO sighting, George Pedley was driving a tractor on a cane farm at
about 9 a.m. Suddenly a saucer shaped object rose out of a swamp, and
departed from the area. Pedley then found a perfectly circular, 9.1m
diameter, flattened, swirled area of reeds floating on top of 1.3m of
water. The reeds were swirled clockwise. (Source: UFO Research
Queensland file).
2. Bankstown, New South Wales. 14 Feb 1966. Two school boys
discovered, in a swamp, a 5.9m diameter circle. It consisted of
flattened reeds swirled clockwise. The reeds were bent at the base
and not broken. (UFO Investigation Centre).
3. Brisbane, Queensland. Nov 1966. After hearing an unusual noise
during the night a couple found a trace in an adjacent block of land.
The previously 1m high grass over the whole centre of the block had
been flattened and splayed out in a circle like a pack of cards.
Direction of swirl unknown. (UFORA files).
4. Hill River, South Australia. 18 Nov 1966. Two children watched a
60cm long by 25cm thick football shaped light, golden in colour, pass
within 50m of them and land in a paddock. The weeds in that spot were
later found flattened, corckscrew wise, in a circular patch some 1.5m
in diameter. (Personal investigation).
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Circles down under 2
Date: 31 Dec 91 20:58:00 GMT
5. Lynchford, Tasmania. 25 May 1971. A Mr Archer was woken at 2 a.m.
to hear his dogs barking and a strange humming noise. The next day he
found a flattened area of grass and blackberries some 150m from his
house. The trace was 4.5 by 9.1m, with a spiral pattern in the
centre. (Tasmanian Investigation Centre).
6. Tooligie Hill, South Australia. Christmas 1971. Farmer Rob Habner
was reaping a wheat field when he saw a mark in his paddock. The
trace is best described as a doughnut shaped, bare depression in the
soil, with crop flattened but still present in the middle, and crop
flattened and swirled outside the bare area. Outside of this the crop
was still waist high. The centre hole area was 1.1m in diameter, the
doughnut bare soil depression was 0.45m across, and the outside
flattened area was 0.6m wide and swirled anti- clockwise. The trace
may have been made as early as Dec 8 because the grain from part of
the crop which had been flattened had dropped out and reseeded. (UFOR
SA).
7. Bordertown, South Australia. Dec 1973. Seven sections of the oat
crop of farmer Kevin O'Connell were found to have been disturbed.
Seven nearly circular spots were found spread out several hundred
metres across the paddock. The crop had been bent over, not snapped,
in a distinct anti-clockwise motion. Stalks were lying over each
other, some traces giving the appearance of a woven mat. Their ages
were estimated as between 2-4 weeks and they ranged in diameter from
2.1 to 4.6m. (Keith Basterfield and Garry Little).
8. Wokurna, South Australia. Dec 1973. A bare centred circle was
surounded by flattened, swirled wheat crop, making a total diameter
of some 2.4m. The direction of swirling was anti-clockwise. (Peter
Horne and Steven Bolton).
9. Pullabooka, New South Wales. Dec 1974. Farmer V Huckle was
ploughing a paddock of saffron thistles when he came across a 5.8m
diameter area where the waist high thistles had been flattened. In
the centre of the ring the earth was completely bare. As one moved
towards the perimete, damaged thistles had been pulped or shredded,
whilst others had been broken along the stem but were still intact.
The perimeter line was very sharply defined. Near the outside edge
the thistles had been swirled anti-clockwise. (UFO Investigation
Centre).
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Circles down under 3
Date: 31 Dec 91 21:07:00 GMT
10. Tranmere, South Australia. 8 Dec 1975. After waking to hear an
unusual noise a woman found 2, 0.9m diameter areas of strawberry
plants flattened in an anti-clockwise direction. (Ray Brooke).
11. Torrita, Victoria. Oct 1976. A farmer reported finding 2 circles
some 7m apart, each 5.5m in diameter. Grass had been swirled, and
appeared to be burned. (Circular Evidence page 82).
12. Tully, Queensland. 20 Feb 1987. 5 circular areas appeared on the
same property as the 1966 event! Again they were in a lagoon area
where the vegetation was a fast growing grass. The vegetation within
the traces was flattened, matted and swirled clockwise. Sizes of the
marks, arranged in an arc, ranged from 3-4.9m. (UFO Research Far
North Queensland).
13. Speed, Victoria. Dec 1989. The farm of Max and Nancee Jolly was
the location for the discovery of 5 swirled, flattened, wheat
circles. 2 circles were 3m across whilst the other 3 were 1m in
diameter. The wheat had been flattened and swirled anti-clockwise in
each circle. Stalks were undamaged with grain matured on the heads.
(Victorian UFO Research Society).
In summary, apart from the event at Lynchford, all other traces were
almost circular in shape. There were no complex geometric patterns in
the distribution of circles in multi-ring events. There were, for
example, no pictograms. Most (10) were simple, single rings.
Interestingly, if you look at the direction of swirl, where known, 6
are anti- clockwise and 3 clockwise. However, all 3 clockwise marks
occurred in a swamp! Why this should be remains unclear.
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From: Keith.Basterfield@f12.n1040.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Keith Basterfield)
Subject: Circles down under 4
Date: 31 Dec 91 21:11:00 GMT
Just in case we were not hearing of some crop circles, Vladimir Godic
and I went out looking for crop circles in 1990. Early in the year we
circulated a media release to capital city newspapers seeking
Australian examples of swirled crop circles. None were reported to
us. The exercise was repeated in November 1990 towards the end of the
harvesting season. A media release was sent to 18 South Australian
country newspapers, several national farming papers and 18 light
aircraft clubs. Despite this widespread publicity, the resulting find
was exactly nil!
We are now in the 1991/92 harvesting season and there have been no
reports of crop circles to date.
So, yes, Australia has experienced a few flattened, swirled crop
circles of unknown origin. However, the 13 known examples have been
spread over the years since 1966, very few when compared to the UK.
True reproductions of the UK crop circles might really be restricted
to only Bordertown and Speed.
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From: Kay.Mclaughlin@p0.f134.n109.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kay Mclaughlin)
Subject: Re: AVRO Car
Date: 29 Dec 91 01:18:00 GMT
JP> In a message to John Powell <15 Dec 91 16:59> Travis Hall wrote:
TH> In a post concerning the AVRO Car at the Smithsonian Museum...
> JP> I've been there and haven't seen it. If someone knows where it is I'd
> JP> really like to see it... (I'll send free photos to the 1st correct
> JP> respondee...)
TH> John, Suggest you check the Garber Facility at Silver Hill MD. The Air
JP> I talked with them today. They are open everyday of the year except
JP> Xmas day, Mon-Fri 10am - 5pm, Sat/Sun 10am-1pm.
JP> Reservation/appointment _is_ necessary. I was told it was a technical
JP> type of tour, about 3 hours, quite unsuitable for children or the
JP> elderly or those who are only casually interested. Also, no heat, no
JP> security, no facilities.
JP> Thanks, (their number is 202-357-1400), take care.
JP> John.
John,
I left you a message awhile back regarding the AVRO, did you get it? It
is at in the transportation museum at Ft. Eustis, near Newport News, VA.
Regards,
Kay
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From: Kay.Mclaughlin@p0.f134.n109.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kay Mclaughlin)
Subject: Texas Camps
Date: 3 Jan 92 06:18:00 GMT
Don,
On the Chuck Harder Show the other night, I heard a snippet about how
various private pilots(?) have been seeing "concentration type camps"(!)
springing up in the wilds of Texas. I didn't catch the whole thing, but
it sounded weird, he said he was looking into it.
Heard anything?
Regards,
Kay
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From: Linda.Bird@f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Linda Bird)
Subject: Re: Nephilim
Date: 4 Jan 92 23:13:00 GMT
Hello Carl,
Thanks for that information on Yahweh. Have you read any of Zecharia
Sitchin's books? I was wondering if one of the Sumerian gods could
have been adopted by the Hebrews, and, if so, which one?
The origin of religion fascinates me; what a mystery it is!
Regards,
Linda
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From: Winn.Schwartau@p0.f150.n30163.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Winn Schwartau)
Subject: Roswell Investigation
Date: 5 Jan 92 07:33:00 GMT
The biggest trouble will be getting sympathetic ears. Staffers do not
particularly like to make their bosses look bad - not good for putting
groceries on the table.
When trying to force hearings, you have a lot of other political forces
working against you; for eery ear in Congress, there are a dozen others
listening in - and that won't help.
First, you need to pick an appropriate committee whose function might in
some way be related to the subject. Oversight? Appropriates? Sciene and
Technology? Areonautics? But remember, whoever you approach in that
committe will be calling around for verification to NASA, NSA, etc. and
that's likes putting in over a bullhorn inside the Beltway.
There are two other approaches to getting heard without announcing it too
loud first, and both involve finding a willing ear:
1. Find an old timer, (the House definitely, forget the Senate) who
has no need of another term. Sell HIM on the idea and the value, a great
departing moment, etc.
2. Under some state laws, term limits may assist is finding a
sympathizer.
DC is a bitch to get around and get anything done. But press is the name of
the game. It is often asked, "Why are these issues reported by Tom Brokaw?"
on NBC, (CNN etc.) in a serious news vein: Simple - no one wants to be the
first to look like a Geraldo clone. However, if, and iff, a Congress kind
of person will play, a press conference can do amazing things to the media:
They get real worked up if a 'name' is playing.
Also, maybe some of the 'believer' ex astronaust mights be willing to
assist. It's quite a job, and YES!
A plan is needed! A good one. Not fringe, but solid approach to questions
and answers and possibilities.
Good luck. We need it.
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From: John.Burke@f9.n1012.z9.FIDONET.ORG (John Burke)
Subject: Roswell Investigation
Date: 6 Jan 92 00:57:00 GMT
Sheldon:
Here's my 2 cents' worth concerning FUFOR's grant proposals:
> ___ Project A -- To conduct further research into UFO
> crash/retrieval cases (Leonard Stringfield): $1,200
Naah! There is an established problem with signal-to-noise here.
> ___ Project B -- To interview six additional witnesses
> (Don Schmitt): $1,700
Good one! Numero Uno by me.
> ___ Project C -- To conduct hypnosis sessions with known
> and potential witnesses (Stanton Friedman): $15,860
Like whom, Gerald Anderson? (Yecch!) Forget it!
> ___ Project D -- To conduct further research at the Truman
> and Eisenhower Libraries, the Sandia and Los Alamos
> Laboratories, and at the Library of Congress
> (Stanton Friedman): $6,545
The Truman and Eisenhower Libraries, huh? Do I detect the
fragrance of "Eau de MJ-12" or are we driving by a cow pasture?
> ___ Project E -- To produce a follow-up videotaped summary
> of witness testimony (Fred Whiting): $500
Good idea! Numero dos! These should be done before proceeding
to the next project to insure its success:
> ___ Project F -- To bring significant witnesses to
> Washington, DC, for a de-briefing by congressional staff
> and interviews with media representatives
> (Fred Whiting) $5,700
This one's a *must*! Not only is it more useful to fly these
people to Washington than it is to hypnotize them, but it costs a
third as much!
> Any further suggestions:..............
Offer a reward to people like Bill Brazel or anyone else who may
still be holding Roswell debris, to come forward with it on live
television. $100,000
-- John
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From: Clark.Matthews@f816.n107.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Clark Matthews)
Subject: Suicides?
Date: 6 Jan 92 01:22:00 GMT
In a message to Clark Matthews <30 Dec 91 21:46> Linda Bird wrote:
LB> Amazing story....
LB> Thanks and Be Good!
Well, I try to be careful, anyway :-)
Happy New Year!
Best,
Clark
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From: Clark.Matthews@f816.n107.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Clark Matthews)
Subject: Noriega Trial
Date: 6 Jan 92 01:27:00 GMT
In a message to Clark Matthews <01 Jan 92 08:49> Jim Greenen wrote:
JG> Sorry Clark, the odds are not high enough. How about 50 to 1,
JG> the I might bet you a quarter. ---Grin---
You're probably right. I called my friend Manny the Shark in Atlantic City
and offered him 16:1.
He suggested I take my business to Walgreen's..
:-(
Best,
Clark
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From: Clark.Matthews@f816.n107.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Clark Matthews)
Subject: Suicides?
Date: 6 Jan 92 01:28:00 GMT
In a message to Clark Matthews <01 Jan 92 08:53> Jim Greenen wrote:
JG> You forgot James V. Forreststall (spelling not correct) and
JG> probably thousands more that we are not aware of. ---Jim---
Correcto-mundo. I actually did recall the Defenestration of Forrestall after
I finished the message.
I actually have a file on Forrestall's death, but I don't know that anyone has
done a take-no-prisoners investigation. Jumping out a window is a pretty
unusual way to go -- and it's so easy to "assist" such a suicide...
Best,
Clark
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From: Ian.Harper@f54.n440.z2.FIDONET.ORG (Ian Harper)
Subject: Ufo Magazine
Date: 5 Jan 92 04:01:00 GMT
Hi Don thanks for the reply about the ufo mag. I am cosysop a bbs and we like
to give as much information to our users as possible. do you know if there are
any good text files regarding ufo's in you area? and if so i would like to get
hold of them. (the cheapest way possible) as bbsing is not cheap.
if there is any thing i can di for you please let mr know
bye for now..........IAN
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From: Michael.Thomann@f100.n1010.z9.FIDONET.ORG (Michael Thomann)
Subject: Mistake
Date: 5 Jan 92 16:58:00 GMT
Doug,
For some reason my private message with references to the Addams F. was
not very private. Guess it ended up in the wrong place or I am just not
familiar with the BBS. Anyway, if I'd of known that it would never of
been posted.
Mike T.
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From: doc.imperial.ac.uk!aixssc.ibm.co.uk!rob
Subject: Radio Isotopes found in Corn
Date: 6 Jan 92 13:11:42 GMT
From: Robert Trevelyan <rob@aixssc.ibm.co.uk>
Hi,
I have just heard that some samples of corn were taken from
one of the Beckhampton 'fish' formations in 1991 by Michael
Chorost on his visit to the UK. On his return to the USA
these were passed on to Marshal Dudley for analysis and were
found to contain 13 radio isotopes. Dutron [sp] was found,
a proton/neutron highbrid I'm told, and contained heavy nitrogen.
This type of radio isotope does not occur naturally and could
not be created without a lenear accelerator similar to the one
at Stanford. At this point I am not sure how sinificant it is
to the crop circle phenomena but if anyone has any knowledge of
this type of isotope I would be interested to learn more about it.
Other news on crop circles is that the Cereologist is due out any
day now and the next CCCS monthly conference is on Jan 10th 1991
at the Public Library, Kensington, London and is to be given by
Michael Green, and starts at 7pm.
Rumour has it that there have been some formations in Canada
and I hope to get some more details on that one soon.
Regards, Robert
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From: doc.imperial.ac.uk!aixssc.ibm.co.uk!rob
Subject: Doug and Dave in Australia???
Date: 6 Jan 92 13:12:07 GMT
From: Robert Trevelyan <rob@aixssc.ibm.co.uk>
Keith,
Can you confirm whether Doug and Dave came to Australia
in 1991. There was a rumour that they were doing the lecture
circuit ahead of Colin Andrews and we know they went to
Italy and Holland but cannot confirm if they went down under.
Thanks, Robert
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