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US official ôGK Smileyö requested some incidents of NASA deception regarding
UFOs as well as examples of astronaut sightings.  Here they are once again,
since he ignored my reply yesterday following his request.  I would be
interested in any rational response by ôSmiley,ö Dean, and Oberg regarding
these cases.

1) Photographs of domes on the Moon are commonplace.  The Antoniadi Crater
as photographed by the UV/Visible Camera is quite interesting and I would
suggest that everybody download it from the Clementine page.  The three
visible domes are perfectly round, as evidenced by the sharp, perfectly
round shadow.  In fact, back in the good old days of the late 50s and
early 60s before the notion of non-humans in our solar system attracted
the severe scientific ridicule it gets today, Carl Sagan was a huge
proponent of the theory, according to his own speeches as the Advisor on
Extraterrestrial Life to the Armed Services.  But, with his rise to
prominence came a drastic shift to fanatical debunking, just like Dr.
Menzel of the 1950s -- who was later verified to have had mysterious ties
to the NSA and CIA for unknown purposes.  And finally, Harvard Observatory's
"Sky and Telescope" (same one as now??) discussed the "moon domes" in their
January, 1958 issue.  Too bad NASA never released all those Ranger Eight
photos, too.  The domes also move around the surface, rarely staying in
one place.

2) In December 1963, "Sky and Telescope" discussed the reports from Lowell
Observatory of the October 29th observations where two clusters of bright red
lights were detected north of Herodotus; on November 27th, the red spots were
no longer seen at Herodotus, but rather were clustered in an oval formation
along the south rim of Aristarchus.  Strange white flashes were also regularly
noted, and not the type of light spots typical along the terminator where high
peaks grab sunlight.

3) An official log from the tracking facility at Cape Canaveral, Florida, dated
January 10, 1961, shows an interesting event surrounding the test firing of a
Polaris missile.  The log shows that while Polaris was still climbing, the
"unidentified object", as the log referred to it, which was far larger than
the missile, pulled up alongside the missile.  It was so large that the
automatic radar tracking gear at the facility locked onto the UFO. A few
minutes later, the UFO left, but the radar kept tracking the UFO for fourteen
more minutes.

4) During the first orbital launching of a Gemini craft on April 8, 1964, a
mission carrying no astronauts but only instrumentation, a strange encounter
occurred followed by a feeble NASA debunkery job that was later refuted.  Four
objects took up positions around the Gemini -- two above, one behind, and one
below.  The positions were maintained for a COMPLETE ORBIT before they sped off.
In Congressional inquiries, the Air Force claims that Leo Abernethy, Chief,
Mission Support, Apollo Flight Operations, Office of Manned Space Flight, said
in a letter to Congress that "No unidentified objects were observed accompanying
or pursuing the GT-I spacecraft launched into orbit on a Titan 2 booster on
April 8, 1964.  Objects observed, which were detected on radar, have been
identified as minor structural pieces which routinely break free from the
expendable booster portion in the spacecraft and booster separation process.
There is no indication of the presence of any material which was not originally
part of the launched vehicle."

HOWEVER -- when NASA was queried in a letter about the matter on August 8,
1965, A. P. Alibrando, the Public Affairs Officer for Manned Space Flight, NASA,
said "The answers to your questions on Gemini I are as follows:  The second
stage of the booster and the spacecraft DID NOT SEPARATE [caps added] because
the flight was a test of only the launch vehicle and guidance system and the
structural integrity and compatibility of the spacecraft and the launch vehicle.
The first stage of the Titan landed south of Bermuda.  It is the second stage
of the Titan which actually places the Gemini spacecraft into orbit.  In Gemini
I, both the booster and the spacecraft reentered the atmosphere as a SINGLE
UNIT."  So, the Air Force LIED to the American public and to Congress, and
gullible scientists BLINDLY LAPPED IT UP.  Now, what were those four objects
that accompanied our spacecraft for a full orbit?

5) When Gordon Cooper made his final orbit of Earth in May of 1963, he radioed
down to the tracking station near Perth that he was being approached by a
greenish object moving east to west, contrary to orbits of manmade satellites
at the time.  It was also seen on Perth tracking gear.  NBC carried the report
and was to be interviewed, but Cooper couldn't give a statement, because NASA
said they would give the statement.  But not even NASA gave a statement.
Green object?  Sure, meteor, why not.  Meteors are always green and
corroborated by radar.

6) On June 4, 1965, Edward White and James McDivitt were passing eastward over
the Hawaiian Islands when McDivitt spotted a "weird object" with some sort of
"projections like arms".  McDivitt took film with a camera mounted inside the
cabin.  A few minutes later, more objects were seen over the Caribbean.
Naturally, the Air Force promptly announced that they had only seen the Pegasus
satellite.  But the tracking system showed that Pegasus was 1200 miles away at
the time.  So then our friends at USAF said that it "might" have been Pegasus
after all, since a "re-check" of the calculations indicated that Pegasus
"might have been" ten or twelve miles away from Gemini as it passed over the
US.  Hardly convincing, since now the USAF forgot that Gemini was over the
middle of the Pacific.  Sometimes the USAF almost tries to sound pathetic.
But this time, it flopped, because the Air Defense Command always said that
it can pinpoint the location of any and all satellites in orbit.  A 1200
mile error?  Doubt it.  Finally, a NASA spokesman admitted that "Careful
study of the photos taken by McDivitt of the object seen from the capsule
shows nothing that looks like a satellite."  Well, what did it look like?
One of the movie frames was released and it shows an oval/disk shaped object
with a slight glow behind it.  The photo looks NOTHING like a satellite -- it
looks like a glowing disk.

7) On the Gemini 7 flight with Borman and Lovell in late 1965, during the second
orbit, they reported a "bogey", or unidentified possibly hostile aircraft.  The
ground station suggested that he was seeing the burned-out booster rocket.
Borman said he was seeing the booster -- "a brilliant body tumbling along in
the sunlight" -- but that the bogey was something entirely different, in
another field of view.  Well, sure enough, the Air Force Debunkery Squad was
trotted out to announce that it was really the debris of a Titan rocket that
had blown up during a faulty launch a few weeks before.  But NORAD destroyed
this explanation by saying that "There is no rocket debris, Titan or otherwise,
in that area at this time going in that direction at that altitude."

Most scientists find all this less than convincing, but it's quite clear that
our atomic bomb activities in New Mexico caused, just two years later, a massive
UFO wave in 1947 focusing on New Mexico and culminating in the Roswell event.
As soon as we send people into space, sure enough, UFOs are seen all over the
place by our astronauts.  And the USAF has repeatedly demonstrated their
bumbling incompetence with reckless abandon in explaining these presently
unexplained events.  Nothing here is indisputable proof of extraterrestrial
visitation, but these are anomalies persistently defying any conventional
explanation.  And the NASA and USAF public posturing is less than pleasing.