Edgar Mitchell

Astronaut Edgar Mitchell Claims Alien Cover-up

Dr. Edgar Mitchell is a veteran of the Apollo 14 mission and he was the sixth man to walk on the Moon. Dr. Mitchell also insists that aliens have visited Earth and that governments are actively covering it up. "I happen to have been privileged enough to be in on the fact that we've been visited on this planet and the UFO phenomena is real," Dr Mitchell said. "It's been well covered up by all our governments for the last 60 years or so, but slowly it's leaked out and some of us have been privileged to have been briefed on some of it. "I've been in military and intelligence circles, who know that beneath the surface of what has been public knowledge, yes - we have been visited. Reading the papers recently, it's been happening quite a bit." Dr Mitchell, who has a Bachelor of Science degree in aeronautical engineering and a Doctor of Science degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics claimed Roswell was real and similar alien visits continue to be investigated. He told the astonished Kerrang! radio host Nick Margerrison: "This is really starting to open up. I think we're headed for real disclosure and some serious organisations are moving in that direction." NASA issued a quick denial. In a statement, a spokesman said: "NASA does not track UFOs. NASA is not involved in any sort of cover up about alien life on this planet or anywhere in the universe. "Dr Mitchell is a great American, but we do not share his opinions on this issue." If Dr. Mitchell is correct about a cover-up than this is exactly the type of denial one would expect NASA to make. You can listen to the interview with Dr. Mitchell where he discusses the UFO phenomena here. Permalink | Recent Headlines | News Feeds  Read more…

Tracking a winter storm (weather.com)

19.12.2006 04:05 Science - Source: Yahoo Science

West

The West is the only region of the country that has stayed persistently cold over the last several days. Yesterday morning, several record lows were set across California, including in Sacramento (26), Oakland (31), and Long Beach (38). The Southwest is where active weather is occurring today, particularly in New Mexico and Colorado. Heavy snow is possible today in the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan Mountains near the New Mexico/Colorado border, with some areas receiving upwards of 1 to 2 feet before the end of snow on Wednesday. An upper level low is responsible for the snow and it will move across the Southern Plains and into the Midwest over the next several days. Winter storm watches are posted for portions of Colorado and Wyoming east of the Rockies for tonight into Wednesday as the system is expected to bring heavy snows to the Front Range tonight through Wednesday. High winds will continue to be an issue today and tonight in the Front Range as well. In the Northwest, weather conditions are expected to remain fairly quiet today with the exception of some showers around the Olympic Mountains and Seattle. The next storm system will come ashore tomorrow night into Thursday and bring a chance of valley rain/mountain snows and windy conditions across Washington and Oregon on Thursday. This system is forecast to move southeastward and bring snow to the Intermountain West on Friday and more snow to New Mexico and West Texas by Saturday. Temperatures are expected to remain at or below seasonal averages through the weekend.

South

The South is a region of contrasts today. Much of the South will start off with fog, particularly near the Gulf Coast and in the Mississippi and Tennessee River Valleys, but that's where the similarities end. East of the Mississippi River, near record warmth will continue for another day. Several record highs were set on Monday were set across the region, and there's the potential for more to occur today. But the unseasonably warm weather is coming to an end as a frontal boundary drops across the region and cools temperatures closer to seasonal averages on Wednesday and Thursday. Rain will also move into the area Thursday and Friday. By Friday and through the weekend, a rebound in temperatures will occur as temperatures climb back into the 60s and 70s. Along the East Coast of Florida, there's a moderate risk of rip currents again from Cocoa Beach southward to Key Largo, and around Florida Bay (including the north side of the Florida Keys). Temperatures across Florida are expected to remain in the 70s through the weekend. West of the Mississippi River, and particularly in West Texas today, changes are on the way that will affect the whole South through the remainder of the week. A developing winter storm over the Four Corners will start to affect West Texas and Western Oklahoma today with the potential for a significant snow and ice event in places like Amarillo and Lubbock, Texas. Winter and ice storm warnings are in effect for parts of the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles today and tonight. Where temperatures are above freezing, heavy rain is possible across the Red River Valley (the Texas/Oklahoma border) and portions of North Texas. Another shot of cold air is on tap for the Southern Plains over the weekend as a storm system that's forecast to come ashore in the Pacific Northwest tomorrow and Thursday dives southeastward and brings another chance of precipitation towards the weekend as well as cooler temperatures by then.

Midwest

The Midwest is also a region of contrasts today. West of the Mississippi River in the Northern and Central Plains, the day should start off nice with plenty of sunshine and above average temperatures, but clouds will be on the increase as the day progresses. Tonight, wintry precipitation starts up in portions of Kansas and Nebraska and spread north and eastward into South Dakota, Southern Minnesota, and Western Iowa by Wednesday. A winter storm watch has been posted for tonight through Wednesday for much of the Plains states. Where temperatures remain above freezing, heavy rain is possible for Wednesday, including Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri. East of the Mississippi River, a beautiful December day is on tap with above average temperatures again for today. Rain chances will increase on Wednesday near the Mississippi River and spread across the region towards the Great Lakes on Thursday and Friday. Snow will be possible over portions of Wisconsin and Michigan on Friday and Saturday. Temperatures are expected to remain above average through the remainder of the work week and through the weekend.

Northeast

In the Northeast, a dose of December temperatures hits today. After unseasonably warm temperatures over the last several days, and a few record highs on Monday, temperatures will be back to near seasonal averages for today. With the exception of a stray flurry across Upstate New York and Northern New England, it should remain dry across the region. Temperatures are expected to rebound by Friday back above average once again. The next chance of rain comes in on Saturday and into Sunday.

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