Nice And Peaceful, These Lake Shores Be.

This, as you can obviously see, is an aerial photograph of a lake. It's in a nice looking area with perhaps a little marsh at the edges and some pristine forest around it. During the day, it usually runs around 60 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit but at night it gets a might nipply at up to 15 below and sometimes even colder, so a larger, more versatile wardrobe would be recommended for visitors.

The forest is rather extensive and is rather akin to what one might call a rainforest in it's density and coverage, despite the wide range in temperature. There are, sadly, no reports of fauna for this region, as this is as close a look as we're allowed to see.

What?

Indeed.

This lake is on Mars.

Contrary to the party line, the temperatures mentioned are quite real, as reported regularly by both Pathfinder and Rover vehicle instrumentation and available publicly. We aren't allowed to see very high resolution photography for some reason, only moderate clarity levels at best... probably having something to do with the loathesome Brookings report that is so adamantly adhered to, so we must interpret what we are given. No exotic photographic enhancements are required to reach the conclusions above, however, merely common sense. The evidence is quite clear. The above image is not altered, by the way, except for cropping.

Although I feel it most unlikely, perhaps someday we will get to see the high resolution color photos that we have paid for. Until that time, we can only gaze with wonder at the fascinating world that's not all that far away... the world where we ourselves may have arisen.

Two Lake Erie UFO's

the posted comment...

This is the footage that was on FOX News UFO segment Feb 3, 2007...Even though they cut out the good parts! Thought you might want to see the whole clip. This UFO clip and many others are included in David Sereda's new Movie, "From Here to Andromeda" which will be released in April of 2007.

Peace,
Michael lee Hill

Fabulous footage captured by some young boaters... in the middle of the clip the camera is switched to infrared affording a very nice view of what's hidden by the night, the surface of the lake, the object's proximity to the surface the general layout of the scene.

Interesting in that the object is met by a "colleague" for a brief close dance after which they separate a but and finally one starts to leave and the other approaches the boaters, where the video stops.

I wonder if they filmed any more of it or if they got scared and concentrated on rowing away. The commentary suggests more awe than fear, but things can change.

All in all a very fortunate video capture of a pretty impressive encounter with the unknown.

Aerial events seem to be on the rise, which I think is great of course... Interesting that this was on FOX, but this sort of thing does sell...

ooh I wish I had my camera at hand during my recent Gulf of Mexico sighting... that was pretty impressive. Anyway, not sure what the increased activity is about but perhaps with increasing reports interest will again come to the fore and we can get going on perusing the issue with new material. It will be very interesting to me to hear what the new crowd thinks of all this.

I'm in general agreement with them as to the apparent dubiousness of the O'Hare event... the initial photos were really pretty bad... as in probable fakes... and the second batch wasn't much better, blatantly contradicting the reported circumstancesby including lights... one commentator somewhere noted it looked a bit like the ufo in China... it does, sort of, hmmm... oh well... there's still hope in general and good work to be done.

On my Apollo 16 post, our Jim says he thinks it's balderdash... as they've had decades to make some story up, and many years of good software to do it with... Jim might be on to something... hope he is, but they did do a really nice job of it.