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The next step in space? A manned, reusable Russian-European space ship!

Both ESA (European Space Agency) and Russian technology will be used. This ship was originally designed by the Russians to transport 4 people to the moon. It can make a soft landing on any planet, meaning it can be reused. In BBC News, Paul Rincon quotes Anatoly Zak, the Russian designer of the ship, as saying, “If ESA and the Russian Space Agency reach agreement, Europe will supply the service module of that co-operative spacecraft.” That includes the propulsion systems. Russia, in turn, will provide the launcher and the launch site, which will be somewhere in Russia.
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?are we prepared? When hospitals fill up, we’ll use nursing homes?are they ready? – In the July 21st edition of the Independent, Ben Russell writes that the world is failing to guard against the inevitable spread of a devastating flu pandemic which could kill 50 million people and wreak massive disruption around the globe. And one place where flu would spread quickly but plans haven?t been made is in nursing homes, whose residents are some of the most vulnerable to flu.
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Edgar Mitchell has once again stated clearly that high ranking civilian and military officials have over the years confirmed to him the UFO phenomenon in part is the consequence of a non-human intelligence engaging the planet earth and the human race. He also says an extraterrestrial vehicle crashed in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 placing in ET technology into the hands of the US Government. He made these provocative remarks on Larry King Live on July 4th and again on a London radio show on July 23rd. Stephen Bassett, a spokesman for Mitchell, says, “Dr. Mitchell is only the tip of the iceberg.read more

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In India and Indonesia, Bigfoot, the creature also known as Sasquatch or the Abominable Snowman, is called the Yeti. Some hairs that researchers say belonged to a Yeti have been examined and bear a “startling resemblance” to similar hairs collected by explorer Edmund Hillary, who, in 1953, was the first person to climb to the top of Mount Everest. After being examined under a microscope, they will be send to a lab for DNA testing.
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