"In fact, had it not been for the extraordinary events of the last election in the United States we would already be a couple of years into the post-disclosure world." …
He added: "If we could get this little political problem in the United States resolved and get back to a normal, functioning government, though I'm sure it will never be perfect, I think this ET thing and the To The Stars Academy will explode.
First of all, we should keep in mind that the person making these claims is Stephen Bassett . He's been running PRG for nearly a quarter of a century and its sole purpose in this world is to get the United States and other governments to spill the beans on UFOs, aliens and all the rest. He's pretty much a one-trick pony in that regard, and the longer we go without any such disclosure, the more he seems to need to find someone to blame.
This may worth something:
Humanity's space travel plans, 2020–2030 | Salon.com
The decade ended with the announcement of a new mission back to the moon, which is just one of the many missions that are planned to make history this next decade. Here is what humanity has to look forward to.
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On an unplanned date in 2021 , the nearly $9 billion James Webb Space Telescope — the overdue successor to the Hubble Telescope — will launch on an Ariane 5 rocket at a spaceport located near Kourou, French Guiana. Its mission is to observe the first galaxies that formed in the early universe, in addition to see stars forming planetary systems. According to NASA, it will be the leading observatory of the 2020s and help thousands of astronomers worldwide. Read more here .
Why Harrison Ford's 'E.T.' Scene Was Cut From the Final Film
The sci-fi movie E.T. the Extraterrestrial is considered to be one of the greatest movies of all time. Directed by Steven Spielberg , the beloved film tells the story of a boy named Elliott’s relationship with an alien who can’t find his way home. It held the record for the highest-grossing film ever for nearly 10 years. Fun fact: Actor Harrison Ford was cast in a small cameo role, but the scene didn’t ultimately survive the final cut.
Two decades in, this millennium has given us Stephen A.
(This, of course, also could have been said of the 15th century, and it rebounded pretty nicely — the key being the invention of the printing press, followed by Christopher Columbus accidentally "discovering" the New World, prompting the New York Post headline "Headless Body in Topless Bar as Italian Explorer Stumbles Upon Civilization.")
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The rise of Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless: They call it "Embrace Debate." I call it "Embrace Carnival Barkers Spewing Hot-Take Nonsense That Makes Extraterrestrial Eyewitnesses Seem Reasonable."
Not to change the topic here:
"Staggering" –The Implications of Infinite Space (2019 Most Popular) | The Daily Galaxy
"If space is truly infinite," observes Dan Hooper , head of the Theoretical Astrophysics Group at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, in At the Edge of Time , "the implications are staggering. Within an infinite expanse of space, it would be hard to see any reason why there would not be an infinite number of galaxies, stars, and planets, and even an infinite number of intelligent or conscious beings, scattered throughout this limitless volume.
Celebrating New Year's Day, Abbeville style | News | indexjournal.com
Southern tradition dictates that eating collard greens on Jan. 1 represents a whole year of abundant money and wealth, while eating black-eyed peas represents a whole year of good luck.
Restaurants such as Yoder's Dutch Kitchen on Greenwood Street will be open for those looking to go out and get plates of the popular New Year's Southern cuisine.
At least one Abbeville local maintains that for the tradition to work, however, the food must be cooked a certain way.
6 remarkable alien landscapes that will make you think you're on a completely different
While we may or may not ever see any substantiation in our generation, here are some of the most alien-looking landscapes of the earth.
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The Yemeni island of Socotra is one of the most isolated islands on earth and the most isolated of continental origin.
Stepping onto this far-flung land immediately evokes an extraterrestrial vibe, dusty, rocky grounds and bizarrely shaped trees.
Edscottite, a Never-Before-Seen Mineral, Discovered in Wedderburn Meteorite | Science Times
A new mineral was recently discovered just along the side of the road of an old gold rush town in Australia called Wedderburn. It has been quite a while since geologists discovered a nugget this size in Wedderburn.
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Although not exactly a new discovery, but the Wedderburn meteorite has stirred geologist's curiosity about its origins and tried to decipher its secrets since its discovery in 1951. The Wedderburn meteorite is just a small chunk of rock weighing 210 grams and looking completely extraterrestrial.
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