This UFO, taped in Israel on April 28 bears a resemblance to one taped in Ireland last December. this could be because the light sources are similar in intensity, but a close look at the unzoomed imagery suggests a subtle similarity in shape.
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Two witnesses have separately filed reports with MUFON that suggest that they saw the same or very similar triangle UFOs 1,200 miles apart on April 27, 2013. The reports were two hours apart, the first in Tennessee and the second in Colorado. The first was described as light gray with curved angles, and the second as having ’rounded’ angles and being ‘white.’ Both the color and the rounded angles are unusual, and do suggest that this may have been the same object.
The Tennessee witness stopped his car directly under the object and got a good view of a circle of light on its undersurface. The second, in Colorado, observed it transit the entire sky from east to west in a couple of seconds, moving at that point at very high speed.
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Every year millions of birds make heroic journeys guided by the earth’s magnetic field. How they detect magnetic fields has puzzled scientists for decades. Now biologists have figured out how they do it–they’ve found tiny magnets inside their ears.
These magnetic cells, called hair cells, are responsible for detecting sound and gravity.
What are birds saying? The world is full of them–of one kind or another (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show).
Charles Darwin speculated that "The sounds uttered by birds offer in several respects the nearest analogy to language." Language, he thought, might have had its origins in singing, which "might have given rise to words expressive of various complex emotions."read more
Researcher Jeremy Vaeni has an excellent blog on WordPress called JayVay This entry on the recent Sirius film, by guest blogger Tyler A. Kokjon, is typical of the blog’s high quality, and also offers some excellent and though-provoking insights into Dr. Steven Greer’s recent documentary, Sirius.
Evaluating Dr. Greer’s Messages
By Jeremy Vaeni Guest Blogger,
Tyler A. Kokjohn, Ph.D.