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A scientist caused a storm in the atmospheric community a few years ago when he suggested that tiny airborne particles, known as aerosols, may be one of the main culprits causing climate change, having an even GREATER impact than greenhouse gases. We already know they have a bad effect on our health. The government’s current Clear Skies Initiative doesn’t clean them up, it just moves them around by allowing power plants and industries to trade them back and forth. And giant ice blocks, which are a sign of global warming, are still crashing from the sky.
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In his latest journal, Whitley writes about his new novel The Grays: “I have not written about any forms that I have not personally encountered and?this will surprise you when you read the book?I have not invented any of the different types of communication that are part of the story, or the way the mind changes as contact deepens.” For people who have had visitor experiences, he says: “The book is designed to reconstruct associations that have been broken by fear and by the action of the visitors. While reading and living the emotional journey of the characters, it is my hope that you will discover hidden parts of your own journey that have the same flavor.” (Note: The Communion Letters is one of the books that is now part of our big summer sale!)
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Now that we know that astronauts have seen UFOs, how is SETI, the organization that is SUPPOSED to be trying to contact alien life, doing?

There’s actually good news: the steady discovery of giant planets orbiting stars other than our sun has heightened speculation that there could be Earth-type worlds in nearby planetary systems capable of sustaining life. Now researchers think they may have found four nearby solar systems that contain giant planets about the size of Jupiter have found one that could have formed an Earth-like planet with the right conditions to support life. A second planetary system has been discovered that is likely to have a belt of rocky bodies the size of Mars or smaller.
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