20 yr old Area 51 photo

yes, I get a lot of stuff from allnewsweb, but having to work for a living I don't always (read, seldom if ever) have the time to do my own independent research. Sigh, maybe when I win the lotto....
anyway, an intriguing and historically relevant photo -- 1990 was when the Bob Lazar story first broke, so A51 was probably still being utilized at that point in time....

The TR3-B black Triangle

OrionSixNine wrote me this message today:

Have you read much on the TR3-B triangle?
Here is an article and a few videos on it.

I'm going to respond publicly since this is a very interesting aspect of UFOlogy and bears some thoughtful, measured response.

Regarding the "TR3-B", the term is a new one on me, but the stories associating the black triangles with Military Black Ops have been around since the mid-90's, and I've been hearing stories about the Aurora Program since then as well.

However, several aspects of the Black Triangle sighting don't make a lot of sense at first blush as military ops.
For one, in the 90's, there were several sightings, some from satellite even, of strange, corkscrew-shaped contrails. These were at the time attributed to the Aurora program and its newfangled propulsion system. Contrails of course don't make any sense given a gravity-reducing propulsion system:

mercury based [plasma],is pressurized at 250,000 atmospheres,at a temperature of 150 degrees kelvin,and accelerated to 50,000 RPM to create a super conducted plasma,resulting in gravity disruption

So that's a big question mark. Also, while I am not a physicist, I'm pretty sure plasmas are a state of matter between liquid and gas, so something cooled down to 150 degrees Kelvin (about -190 Fahrenheit, or -123 celsius) is more likely to be a Bose-Einstein condensate, not a plasma.
So while that could be just a misidentification one way or the other, the fact is they can't both be the Aurora project.
Also, these triangles are usually FRIKKIN HUGE, and are often seen gliding slowly and silently near population centers. Why the hell would the military fly their secret shit over big cities in places like Belgium or over Phoenix, AZ? They wouldn't is the answer.
I personally think the triangles are something else, and all this talk of the TR3-B is disinfo to keep people from utterly freaking out. After all, a secret military craft is a lot easier on the old reality buffer than giant black alien spaceships scoping out our population centers....

Conference regarding Dulce Underground Alien Base ends 3.30.09

A very detailed article on a conference held in the tiny northern New Mexican town on the contentious subject of the supposed underground Alien Base in Dulce.

Yesterday a conference was held in the small town of Dulce, New Mexico to discuss evidence of an underground extraterrestrial base at the nearby Archuleta Mesa. Organized by Norio Hayakawa, a retired funeral director now living in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, The Dulce Base: Fact or Fiction Conference brought together local and outside speakers with knowledge of events at Dulce.

The Dulce Underground Base is one of the most controversial subjects in UFOlogy, and typically provokes fierce debate among researchers, especially as this topic links Cattle Mutilations, the Grey Agenda, underground bases, and a US military/Alien consiratorial partnership all together!

Here are some other useful links on the Dulce question:

• some bio material on Wolf and a lot of what he's said, verbatim
• Long but detailed article concerning the Dulce question, with some great evidence
  
• Richard Boylan reports some news regarding Wolf's purported efforts to hasten Disclosure
  
• A giant treatise about the Dulce Base and related events and issues
  
• some competing versions of the Dulce story from other sources
  
• Richard Boylan interviews Mike Wolf
  

 

I've been meaning to make the drive up to Dulce for years, and if I'd heard about this conference before it was over, I would have tried to make it...

Another more recent blog post from someone else who attended the even

Soviet UFOlogy, some history and context

A few gems of real interest concerning the history of UFOlogy in the Soviet Union in the 70's and 80's, including a brief retelling of the famous case where a 900m-wide UFO prepared a Ukrainian Missle base for launch of its nuclear missles...

Good reading for context as concerning the various secret government UFO research efforts throughout the cold war (as far as we know), and for some eyebrow-raising stories of soviet fighter pilot encounters with mile-long 'black clouds' etc...