posted 05-29-2001 12:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Chem11:
Another sphere sighting. Smallarms, I guess you wouldn't be posting this if it wasn't an intrinsically weird thing in the first place, but let me ask you, on a scale of 1-to-10... how would you rate the "level of strangeness" of what you saw?

If you see what I mean...

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I'd give it a 9.
That is because myself and two friends watched something more frightening in the same location few months ago.

posted 05-29-2001 01:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Thermit:
Okay, I'm curious what was the 10?

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ok here goes.

my 2 pals and i again were hanging out on my deck chewing the fat. this was about two months ago, 7:20pm. i rember taking alook at the clock. i spoted a red round fast flashing red light same southern direction. what caught my attention was the lets say 'large red sphereical object' had another smaller flashing red object near it that appeared then disappeared. then when it would reapear it would move all around the larger one that was stationary. my pals en i were simply amazed at what we were watching. we watched this for well over 30 minutes. here is the wierd thing there was lot of commerical air traffic during this time. several jet liners were inthe same field of view as what we were watching. this was no blimp, jet or anything i'd ever seen in the skys before. then from a western direction came 2 fast(!) moving (noncommercial) jets moving towards the objects. the smaller red dot blink gone disapeared, just gone not there anymore. then the large red sphere stoped blinking and stayed a steady (on?) red color. once the 2 small jets got close to it I got to watch this object move. it moved in an upward and towards the southeastern sky til we could no longer see it. it was way way way faster than these 2 jets. the 2 jets did continue in the same path as the red round thing til out of our view.
well that my 10.

posted 05-29-2001 02:44 PM            

Something like this maybe...

EOO, INC. Topic#: 96-036
269 N. Mathilda Avenue
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Phone: (408) 738-5390

Title: Compact Hybrid IR/UV Biological Agent Sensor

Abstract: EOO, Inc. proposes to combine a near-infrared aerosol lidar and a UV fluorescence sensor in a compact,
unmanned-air-vehicle compatible package, to counter the threat of biological warfare agents. This approach uses an eye-safe lidar to probe large regions for suspicious aerosol clouds and a
laser-based UV bio-fluorescence sensor for positive biological agent determination. The biologic agent sensor technology we are
developing has several advantages over long and short range Biologic Standoff Detection Systems, including simplicity,
autonomous operation, and cost. In Phase I, with our key subcontractor SRI, we will systematically define a set of
requirements for DARPA's Biological Agent Sensor, perform system analyses to ensure that our proposed baseline meets these
requirements, perform system trades to optimize the performance and minimize the size weight and power, and design a baseline autonomous biological agent sensor to be implemented in Phase II.

posted 05-29-2001 03:08 PM            

smallarms, definately a 10!

posted 05-30-2001 12:02 AM            

These three words have all but obliterated any lingering notions I may have once had about the chemtrail program being related to weather modification, global warming or 'sunscreen'.

That's a hell of a find, Penumbra.

Suspiscious aerosol clouds.

SAC's.

Guess we've got a new acronym. Too bad, I kinda liked 'cirrus aviaticus'.