Why we live in a left-handed world! – Flash back three or four billion years: the earth is a hot, dry and lifeless place. Without warning, a meteor slams into this endless desert at over ten thousand miles per hour. We’re all terrified that this might happen again and destroy life on earth, but it may have been what planted the seeds of life here in the past.
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A lot of it will be tourist traffic – There will soon be so much traffic in space?much of from tourists?that traffic jams are expected. Some people want to set up some traffic laws NOW, before it’s too late.
Work is progressing on a Code of Conduct for Space, and just like on highways here on earth, one rule should be: NO littering! Futurist Ray Williamson says, “We look at this important work on a Code of Conduct for Space as also a first step in developing a well-defined piece of space traffic management.”
Drafting a code for space is no easy task. Work is required on deliberating what constitutes “no harmful interference” of space objects, as well as clarifying what are space weapons, such as anti-satellites (ASATs).
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…Something that happened in her home town! – First we told you what Jim Marrs is going to talk about at our FIRST Dreamland conference in Nashville on June 27-29. Now Linda Howe has told us what SHE?S going to talk about there. Tickets are $25 off for a limited time only and subscribers have a coupon to gives them an EXTRA $25 off! The theme of the festival is High Strangeness, and Linda’s report will certainly fulfill that description! She will be reporting on a military encounter with a glowing disc in Albuquerque, New Mexico (her hometown). Keep reading for details and to find out how to purchase a ticket.
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…to act in a movie – In her newest diary, Anne Strieber talks about her adventures as an actor in a major motion picture! She writes, “It was a classic movie set, with security guards stationed everywhere and people of all races and colors walking around doing ‘ordinary’ things, such as drinking coffee or talking on their cellphones, while dressed in outlandish ‘Star Trek’-type costumes, with huge purple or orange wigs and monster masks. When we passed one actor who seemed to have strange, ‘alien’ eyes, Whitley whispered to me, ‘If that guy isn’t wearing contacts, I’m going home!'”
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