03-19-2025, 01:19 PM
Comets are frequent mysterious beasts in our skies, especially at nighttime. They elicited ominous interpretations from old-world populations. Today, we gaze at their beauty in wonder. But then, we do not quite understand them, either. So let us take a closer look.
I underwent a UFO time-loss period in 1964. Always interested in astronomy and the “flying saucers,” I found after a few months of that event that I keenly wanted to study the heavens to determine from where these UFOs originated.
At that time, in 1965, I searched the local libraries for relevant books on the heavens and found a wealth of astronomical books in lending libraries, even in observatory libraries out of my state. I cannot say what I was exactly looking for, but I loved picking up the old volumes as they were shipping to my library. What I found old in the old volumes recorded by astronomers were their pen and ink drawings of comets which were far superior in detail than photographic prints that began in the late 1890s. The ink art displayed incredible detail that got washed out of the photographs—and that situation has continued to this very day (when it truly need not be the case). Drawings, from those old books, from various astronomers of the inner nucleus activity of Comet Halley in 1910 captured my interest. --What was going on inside that envelope?
One drawing led to another until I gained a sense of order in some of the drawings. That indicated intelligent actions, not mere acts of nature. How could that be? Those bodies were virtually at death’s door moving as they did so close to the sun. nonetheless, my instincts told me to press on. Eventually, I evolved what I call the “cometship” theory that grew into a long, continuous obsession.
I tried to write out the affair but lacked the education. Several other things were also going on in my life but by 1976 I had a university diploma under my belt and attempted another effort of writing. I got to 42,000 words but other things got more attention, and the whole issue was put aside for decades. I had my answer, the rest of the world could wait. Now, just after my 87[sup]th[/sup] birthday, it is now or never.
I was on ATS back in 2017 when AstroEngineer made his debut and was roughly treated by those wanting to silence him. I expect here about the same treatment.
The next time you see a comet image with an ion “tail” spread out in a counter-sunward angle consider that is merely a course-correction maneuver to get it perfectly aligned for its return shot home. The so-called Oort Cloud was invented only to explain long-period comets and for no other reason.
Lastly, current science would have you accept that a comet can fall from the very outer reaches of our solar system and magically round around the sun at close range and then head precisely back along its incoming track (toward its home light-years away, never falling directly into the sun). Almost magical, is it not when we never expect such on a single one of any of our missions to anywhere.
Deny Comets
It Is Time to Focus on Comets
Comets are frequent mysterious beasts in our skies, especially at nighttime. They elicited ominous interpretations from old-world populations. Today, we gaze at their beauty in wonder. But then, we do not quite understand them, either. So let us take a closer look.
I underwent a UFO time-loss period in 1964. Always interested in astronomy and the “flying saucers,” I found after a few months of that event that I keenly wanted to study the heavens to determine from where these UFOs originated.
At that time, in 1965, I searched the local libraries for relevant books on the heavens and found a wealth of astronomical books in lending libraries, even in observatory libraries out of my state. I cannot say what I was exactly looking for, but I loved picking up the old volumes as they were shipping to my library. What I found old in the old volumes recorded by astronomers were their pen and ink drawings of comets which were far superior in detail than photographic prints that began in the late 1890s. The ink art displayed incredible detail that got washed out of the photographs—and that situation has continued to this very day (when it truly need not be the case). Drawings, from those old books, from various astronomers of the inner nucleus activity of Comet Halley in 1910 captured my interest. --What was going on inside that envelope?
One drawing led to another until I gained a sense of order in some of the drawings. That indicated intelligent actions, not mere acts of nature. How could that be? Those bodies were virtually at death’s door moving as they did so close to the sun. nonetheless, my instincts told me to press on. Eventually, I evolved what I call the “cometship” theory that grew into a long, continuous obsession.
I tried to write out the affair but lacked the education. Several other things were also going on in my life but by 1976 I had a university diploma under my belt and attempted another effort of writing. I got to 42,000 words but other things got more attention, and the whole issue was put aside for decades. I had my answer, the rest of the world could wait. Now, just after my 87[sup]th[/sup] birthday, it is now or never.
I was on ATS back in 2017 when AstroEngineer made his debut and was roughly treated by those wanting to silence him. I expect here about the same treatment.
The next time you see a comet image with an ion “tail” spread out in a counter-sunward angle consider that is merely a course-correction maneuver to get it perfectly aligned for its return shot home. The so-called Oort Cloud was invented only to explain long-period comets and for no other reason.
Lastly, current science would have you accept that a comet can fall from the very outer reaches of our solar system and magically round around the sun at close range and then head precisely back along its incoming track (toward its home light-years away, never falling directly into the sun). Almost magical, is it not when we never expect such on a single one of any of our missions to anywhere.
I underwent a UFO time-loss period in 1964. Always interested in astronomy and the “flying saucers,” I found after a few months of that event that I keenly wanted to study the heavens to determine from where these UFOs originated.
At that time, in 1965, I searched the local libraries for relevant books on the heavens and found a wealth of astronomical books in lending libraries, even in observatory libraries out of my state. I cannot say what I was exactly looking for, but I loved picking up the old volumes as they were shipping to my library. What I found old in the old volumes recorded by astronomers were their pen and ink drawings of comets which were far superior in detail than photographic prints that began in the late 1890s. The ink art displayed incredible detail that got washed out of the photographs—and that situation has continued to this very day (when it truly need not be the case). Drawings, from those old books, from various astronomers of the inner nucleus activity of Comet Halley in 1910 captured my interest. --What was going on inside that envelope?
One drawing led to another until I gained a sense of order in some of the drawings. That indicated intelligent actions, not mere acts of nature. How could that be? Those bodies were virtually at death’s door moving as they did so close to the sun. nonetheless, my instincts told me to press on. Eventually, I evolved what I call the “cometship” theory that grew into a long, continuous obsession.
I tried to write out the affair but lacked the education. Several other things were also going on in my life but by 1976 I had a university diploma under my belt and attempted another effort of writing. I got to 42,000 words but other things got more attention, and the whole issue was put aside for decades. I had my answer, the rest of the world could wait. Now, just after my 87[sup]th[/sup] birthday, it is now or never.
I was on ATS back in 2017 when AstroEngineer made his debut and was roughly treated by those wanting to silence him. I expect here about the same treatment.
The next time you see a comet image with an ion “tail” spread out in a counter-sunward angle consider that is merely a course-correction maneuver to get it perfectly aligned for its return shot home. The so-called Oort Cloud was invented only to explain long-period comets and for no other reason.
Lastly, current science would have you accept that a comet can fall from the very outer reaches of our solar system and magically round around the sun at close range and then head precisely back along its incoming track (toward its home light-years away, never falling directly into the sun). Almost magical, is it not when we never expect such on a single one of any of our missions to anywhere.
Deny Comets
It Is Time to Focus on Comets
Comets are frequent mysterious beasts in our skies, especially at nighttime. They elicited ominous interpretations from old-world populations. Today, we gaze at their beauty in wonder. But then, we do not quite understand them, either. So let us take a closer look.
I underwent a UFO time-loss period in 1964. Always interested in astronomy and the “flying saucers,” I found after a few months of that event that I keenly wanted to study the heavens to determine from where these UFOs originated.
At that time, in 1965, I searched the local libraries for relevant books on the heavens and found a wealth of astronomical books in lending libraries, even in observatory libraries out of my state. I cannot say what I was exactly looking for, but I loved picking up the old volumes as they were shipping to my library. What I found old in the old volumes recorded by astronomers were their pen and ink drawings of comets which were far superior in detail than photographic prints that began in the late 1890s. The ink art displayed incredible detail that got washed out of the photographs—and that situation has continued to this very day (when it truly need not be the case). Drawings, from those old books, from various astronomers of the inner nucleus activity of Comet Halley in 1910 captured my interest. --What was going on inside that envelope?
One drawing led to another until I gained a sense of order in some of the drawings. That indicated intelligent actions, not mere acts of nature. How could that be? Those bodies were virtually at death’s door moving as they did so close to the sun. nonetheless, my instincts told me to press on. Eventually, I evolved what I call the “cometship” theory that grew into a long, continuous obsession.
I tried to write out the affair but lacked the education. Several other things were also going on in my life but by 1976 I had a university diploma under my belt and attempted another effort of writing. I got to 42,000 words but other things got more attention, and the whole issue was put aside for decades. I had my answer, the rest of the world could wait. Now, just after my 87[sup]th[/sup] birthday, it is now or never.
I was on ATS back in 2017 when AstroEngineer made his debut and was roughly treated by those wanting to silence him. I expect here about the same treatment.
The next time you see a comet image with an ion “tail” spread out in a counter-sunward angle consider that is merely a course-correction maneuver to get it perfectly aligned for its return shot home. The so-called Oort Cloud was invented only to explain long-period comets and for no other reason.
Lastly, current science would have you accept that a comet can fall from the very outer reaches of our solar system and magically round around the sun at close range and then head precisely back along its incoming track (toward its home light-years away, never falling directly into the sun). Almost magical, is it not when we never expect such on a single one of any of our missions to anywhere.
Intelligence seeks to proliferate itself
not necessarily via its own kind.
not necessarily via its own kind.
