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APDiaryAddsCluetoEarhartMystery
It'sthecoldestofcoldcases,andyetitkeepswarmingtolife.SeventyyearsafterAmelia
Earhartdisappeared,cluesarestillturningup.Longdismissednotestakenofashortwave
distresscallbeginning,``ThisisAmeliaEarhart...,''aregettinganotherlook.
ThepreviouslyunknowndiaryofanAssociatedPressreporterrevealsanewperspective.
A team that has already found aircraft parts and pieces of a woman's shoe on a remote
SouthPacificatollhopestoreturntherethisyeartosearchformoreevidence,maybeeven
DNA.
If what's known now had been conveyed to searchers then, might Earhart and her
navigatorhavebeenfoundalive?It'soneofathousandquestionsthatkeepthecasefrom
beingdeclareddead,asEarhartherselfwasayearandahalfaftershevanished.

For nearly 18 hours, Earhart's twinengine

Lockheed Electra drummed steadily eastward
over the Pacific, and as sunrise etched a molten
stripoflightalongthehorizon,navigatorFredJ.
Noonan marked the time and calculated the
remainingdistancetoHowlandIsland.
ThedatewasJuly2,1937,andthepairwerenear
the end of a 2,550mile trek from Lae, New
Guinea, the longest and most perilous leg of a
muchpublicized ``World Flight'' begun 44 days
earlierinOakland,Calif.
At the journey's end there a few days hence,
Earhart, already the most famous aviator of the
decade, was to become the first female pilot to
circumnavigatetheglobe.
Noonan, a former Pan American Airways navigator, estimated when the plane would
reach an imaginary ``line of position'' running northwestsoutheast through Howland,
wheretheyweretoland,restandrefuelfortheonwardflighttoHawaii.
Earhartpushedthetalkbuttononherradiomikeandsaid,``200milesout.''
Hervoicedescribedasa``whisperydrawl,''evokingherKansasrootswasheardbythe
CoastGuardcutterItasca,rockinggentlyincalmseasoffHowland.TheU.S.government
had built an airstrip on the treeless, 500acre coral spit, and at the request of Earhart's
husband and manager, publisher George Putnam, dispatched the cutter from Hawaii to
helpherfindherway.
Duringthenight,Itasca'sradiooperatorshadbecomeincreasinglyexasperated.Earhart's
voicehadcomethroughinonlyafew,brief,staticmarredtransmissions``skyovercast''
wasoneandhadn'tacknowledgedanyofItasca'smessagesoritssteadystreamofMorse
code A's sent as a homing signal: dotdash, dotdash... They decided the glamorous 39
yearold``LadyLindy''waseitherarrogantorincompetent.
What nobody knew not Earhart, and not Itasca was that her plane's radioreception
antenna had been ripped away during the takeoff from Lae's bumpy dirt runway. The
ItascacouldhearEarhart,butshewasunabletohearanything,voiceorcode.
AlsolisteningintheItasca'sradioroomwasJamesW.Carey,oneoftworeportersaboard.
The23yearoldUniversityofHawaiistudenthadbeenhiredbyTheAssociatedPressto
cover Earhart's Howland stopover. His job was to send brief radiograms to the AP in
HonoluluandSanFrancisco.
ButduringtheeightdayssincearrivingatHowland,Careyalsohadbeenkeepingadiary.
In small notebooks, he jotted down comments about the island's ``gooney birds,''
beachcombing and poker games in Itasca's wardroom. He also noted how Earhart's
delayed departure from Lae was affecting crewmembers' morale, writing on June 30:
``Theyaregettingtiredofwaitingfora`gooney'damewhodoesn'tseemtobeawareof
theannoyancethedelayshavemade.''

Carey'sdiarywasunknowntoEarhartscholarsuntillastSeptember,whenatypewritten
copy turned up on eBay and was bought by a member of The International Group for
HistoricAircraftRecovery,orTIGHAR.ThenonprofitorganizationbelievesEarhartand
Noonanwerenotlostatsea,butlandedonanuninhabitedatollcalledGardnerIsland,and
livedforanunknownperiodascastaways.
``Eventhoughthediarydoesn'tanswerthebigquestion,it'sanincrediblediscovery,''said
TIGHAR executive director Ric Gillespie, who has led eight expeditions to the island
since1989,andplansanotherthisJulyifhisgroupcanraiseenoughmoney.
``Wehavelonghadthetranscriptsoftheradiotraffic,butthisisthefirstdocumentthat
puts a real person aboard Itasca and tells us something from a firsthand witness about
whatwentonduringthosedesperatehoursanddays.''
OnJuly1,wordcamefromNewGuineathattheElectrawasfinallyairborne.
Early on Friday, July 2, Carey wrote in his diary: ``Up all last night following radio
reportsscanty...heardvoiceforfirsttime2:48a.m.`skyovercast.'AllIheard.At6:15
amreported`200milesout.'''
BythetimeEarhart,hervoicestronger,reportedshewas``100milesout,''awelcoming
committeehadgoneashoreandwas``waitingrestlessly,''Careywrote.
IfNoonan'sdeadreckoningdidnotbringtheplanedirectlyoverHowlandatthe``lineof
position,'' Earhart would fly up and down the 337157 degree line until she found the
island.
``Tothenorth,thefirstlandfallisSiberia,''saysGillespie,``soiftheydidn'tfinditsoon,
they'd have turned back south, knowing that even if they missed Howland, there were
otherislandsbeyonditBaker,McKeanandGardneronthatsameline.''
But nothing was that simple. By now, Earhart would be burning into her fivehour fuel
reserve, and even in daylight, islands could be obscured by billowy clouds and their
shadowsonthewater.
At 7:42 a.m. local time, Earhart's voice suddenly came loud and clear: ``KHAQQ to
Itasca. We must be on you but cannot see you. But gas is running low. Been unable to
reachyoubyradio.Weareflyingat1,000feet.''
At 7:58 a.m., there was a nervous edge to Earhart's normal calm. A log entry had her
saying, ``we are drifting but cannot hear you.'' An operator changed this to ``we are
circling.''Gillespiebelievessheactuallysaid,``wearelistening.''
As birds wheeled over the Howland shoreline, human ears strained for the sound of
engines, and binoculars scanned for any sign of the silver Electra. Itasca continued
sendingMorsecodeA's.
About8:30a.m.,believingEarhartmustbeoutofgas,Itasca'scaptain,Cmdr.WarnerK.
Thompson, ordered the welcoming committee back to the ship. ``Flash news from ship
Itasca:`Ameliadown,'''Careywroteinhisdiary.
Suddenly, at 8:55 a.m., Earhart was back on: ``We are on the line 157 337... we are
running on line north and south.'' The radiomen agreed she sounded distraught one
thoughtshewasnearhysteria.

Thentheradiowentsilent.
Having won a cointoss with his United Press rival, Howard Hanzlick, to decide whose
news bulletin would go first, Carey had prepared two versions: ``Earhart landed
Howlandtime,''and``FlashEarhartcrackuplandingHowlandtime.''
Hehadnotanticipatedathirdalternative,thatshemightnotlandatall.
Now,withallfrequenciesreservedforpossibledistresscalls,neitherreportercouldsend
anything. While AP broke the ``Earhart missing'' story from Honolulu, quoting Coast
Guard officials there, it would be 18 hours before Carey's first report reached San
Francisco.
Inthemeantime,hekeptbusywiththediary:``Itascasetoff`fullspeedahead'tosearch
the northwest quadrant off Howland,'' the most likely area for the plane to be afloat on
emptygastanks.
Nothingwassighted,andbyeveningtheship'smood,Careywrote,had``takenaturnto
themoreseriousside.''
Seventy years later, the mystery lingers. Millions have been spent on expeditions and
deepseaprobes,andalthoughlegallydeclareddeadbyaCaliforniacourtinearly1939,
Earharthasbeenthesubjectofmorethan50nonfictionbooks.
``In1937shewasacelebritytodayshe'sanicon,''saysGillespie,ofWilmington,Del.,
whoseownbook,``FindingAmelia:TheTrueStoryoftheEarhartDisappearance,''was
publishedlastyear.
TheorieshaverangedfromtheofficialversionthattheElectraranoutofgasandcrashed
atseatotheabsurd,includingabductionbyaliens,orEarhartlivinginNewJerseyunder
analias.
A1943Hollywoodmovie,``FlightforFreedom,''echoedgroundlessclaimsthatthepair
wereonasecretgovernmentspyingmissionagainsttheJapaneseandwerecapturedand
executed.A1999bookasserted,withoutproof,that``thesolutiontotheEarhartmystery
liesontheoceanfloorunder17,000feetofwater.''
Gillespie'sbook,alongwith``AmeliaEarhart'sShoes,''a2001bookwrittenbyfourother
TIGHARvolunteers,offersabold,reasonedthesisthatEarhartandNoonancrashlanded
on a flat reef on Gardner, in the Phoenix Islands, 350 miles south of Howland, and
survived,perhapsformonths,onscantfoodandrainwater.
Searches of the remote atoll, now called Nikumaroro, have produced a tantalizing, if
inconclusive,bodyofevidence.
In 1940, Gerard Gallagher, a British overseer on Gardner, recovered a partial human
skeleton, a woman's shoe and an empty sextant box at what appeared to be a former
campsite,litteredwithturtle,clamshellandbirdremains.
Earhart being his first thought, Gallagher sent the items to Fiji, where a British doctor,
examiningthehumanbonessecretlytoavoid``unfoundedrumors,''decidedtheybelonged
toastockyEuropeanormixedbloodmale,rulingoutanyEarhartNoonanconnection.

Theboneslatervanished,butin1998,TIGHARinvestigatorslocatedthedoctor'snotesin
London.
Dr.KarenRameyBurns,aforensicosteologistattheUniversityofGeorgia,foundtheFiji
doctor'sbonemeasurementsweremore``consistentwith''afemaleofnorthernEuropean
descent,aboutEarhart'sageandheight.Burns'reportwasindependentlysecondedbyDr.
RichardJantz,aUniversityofTennesseeforensicanthropologist.
OntheirownvisitstoGardner,TIGHARteamsrecoveredanaluminumpanelthatcould
befromanElectra,anotherpieceofwoman'sshoeand``Cat'sPaw''heeldatingfromthe
1930sanothershoeheel,possiblyaman's,andanoddlycutpieceofclearPlexiglas.
The sextant box might have been Noonan's. The woman's shoe and heel resemble a
blucherstyleoxfordseeninapretakeoffphotoofEarhart.Theplasticshardistheexact
thicknessandcurvatureofanElectra'ssidewindow.
The evidence is promising but, as Gillespie is careful to note, remains circumstantial.
``Wedon'thaveserialnumbers,''hesays.
Asthenewsthattheaviatorsweremissingflashedaroundtheworld,confusion,official
bunglingandmissedopportunitieshadonlybegun.
Itascasearchedalongthe``lineofposition''northwestofHowland,wronglyassumingthe
plane'semptyfueltankswouldkeepitafloat.
TheNavyorderedsixwarshipsintothehunt,includingthebattleshipUSSColoradofrom
PearlHarborandtheaircraftcarrierUSSLexingtonfromSanDiego,4,000milesaway.
OnJuly3,adayafterEarhartvanished,hertechnicaladviser,PaulMantz,suggestedto
reporters that she had crashlanded in the Phoenix Islands. Even if the plane's
undercarriage was damaged, Mantz said, ``the fliers could have walked away ...
uninjured.''
Meanwhile, several shortwave radio listeners as far away as the U.S. mainland were
pickingupthefaintvoicesofawomanandaman,sendingapparentdistresscalls.And
both the Itasca and a New Zealand cruiser, HMS Achilles, reported what seemed to be
Morsecode``dashes.''
When Pan Am's Pacific stations triangulated the signals to the Phoenix Islands, the
Achilles,lessthan48hoursawayatitstopspeedof32knots,wasignored.Instead,the
Coloradowassentsouth,butbythetimeitreachedtheareaaweeklater,theradiocalls
hadceased.
Afterafloatplanesearchofeightatolls,seniorpilotLt.JohnO.Lambrechtreportedthat
``signsofrecenthabitationwereclearlyvisible''atGardnerIsland,but``repeatedcircling
and zooming failed to elicit any answering wave from possible inhabitants, and it was
finallytakenforgrantedthatnonewerethere.''
Had Lambrecht known that the island had been uninhabited for more than 40 years, he
mighthavelookedmoreclosely.Inaninterviewyearslater,hedescribedthesignsonlyas
"markers," without elaboration. Inexplicably, the final report by Colorado's captain said
nosignofhabitationhadbeenfound.
Among reports of voice messages, two from teenagers using shortwave antennas rigged

bytheirfathersweremostdisturbinglycredible.
InRockSprings,Wyo.,DanaRandolph,16,heardavoicesay,"ThisisAmeliaEarhart.
Shipisonareefsouthoftheequator."Radioexperts,awarethat"harmonic"frequencies
inmidoceanoftencouldbeheardfarinland,viewedthereportasgenuine.
TurningtheshortwavedialinSt.Petersburg,Fla.,15yearoldBettyKlenckwasstartled
to hear a woman say, "This is Amelia Earhart Putnam," followed by pleas for help and
agitatedconversationwithamanwho,thegirlthought,soundedirrational.
HavingheardEarhart'svoiceinmovienewsreels,shehadnodoubtthatitwasher.
"Inmymind,apictureofherandwhatshewassayinglastedforyears.Irememberedit
every night of my life," Betty Klenck Brown, now 84 and widowed, said in a recent
telephoneinterviewfromherhomeinCalifornia.
Theman,sherecalls,"seemedcoherentattimes,thenwouldgooutofhishead.Hesaid
hisheadhurt...Shewastryingmainlytokeephimfromgettingoutoftheplane,telling
himtocomebacktohisseat,becauseshecouldn'tleavetheradio.
"Shewastryingtogetsomebodytohearher,andasthehourswentbyshebecamemore
frantic."
Bettylistenedfornearlytwohours,takingnotesinaschoolcompositionnotebookasthe
signalsfadedinandout.Theyendedwhenthefliers"wereleavingtheplane,becausethe
waterwaskneedeeponherside,"shesaid.
ShebelievesshemaybethelastlivingpersontohaveheardEarhart'sdistresscalls.
Her father, Kenneth, who also heard the voices, contacted the Coast Guard at St.
Petersburg, but was brushed off with assurances that the service was fully engaged in
searchingforthefliers,shesaid."Hegotmadandchuckedthewholethingbecauseofthe
wayhewastreated."
Bothteenagers'accountswouldsupportTIGHAR'spremisethatEarhartcrashlandedon
Gardner's flat reef at low tide, was able to run its right engine to power the radio, and
escapedtheaircraftbeforetideseventuallycarrieditoffthereefintodeepwater.
On July 18, 16 days after Earhart and Noonan disappeared, the Navy and Coast Guard
endedwhattheAPcalled"thegreatestsearcheverundertakeninbehalfofalostflier."To
justifytheofficialfindingthattheElectrawaslostatsea,thegovernmentdismissedthe
radiodistresscallsashoaxesormisunderstandings.
BettyKlenckBrown'sresponsetoday:"IknowIamright."
LastSeptember,ArthurRypinski,aTIGHARvolunteerwhoregularlyscanstheInternet
forEarhartrelatedmaterial,foundawomaninWestVirginiaofferingan"AmeliaEarhart
OriginalFlightPlan"forsaleoneBay.
"Iwasdeeplyintrigued,"saysRypinski,ofRockville,Md.,andheboughtthedocument
for$26.
The"flightplan"provedinsteadtobeacopyofCarey'sdiary,alongwithnewsclippings
and other items. Stamps showed it was once owned by the U.S. Army Military History

InstituteinCarlisle,Pa.Theseller,DoloresBrown,toldRypinskisheprobablyhadfound
itataGoodwillstore.
According to Carey's son, Tim Carey of Woodbridge, Va., his father served as a naval
officerinthePacificinWorldWarIIandhadacareerinpublicrelationsbeforehisdeath
in1988.
HisroleasanAPreporterontheEarhartstorybecamepartoffamilyhistory,hissonsays.
Andheadds:``Thediarywascompletelyincharacterforhim.Hewasarealnotekeeper.''
NowraisingfundsforaninthTIGHARexpeditiontoNikumaroroinJuly,Gillespiesays
the Carey diary serves as a reminder to always "expect the unexpected" in the Earhart
case.
"Pacific islanders don't wear shoes, so we know there was one foreign castaway, and
maybetwo,amanandawoman,onGardner...Wehopethissummertorecoverhuman
remainsforDNAtestingandfindaircraftpiecesthatcouldbeconclusivelyidentifiedas
fromAmelia'splane.
"Thisistheexpeditionthatcouldatlastsolvethemystery.Ithinkwearerightontheedge
ofknowingforacertaintywhathappened."
Source:TheGuardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,,6523626,00.html
MANMADEFLYINGSAUCERSDEPARTMENT

SovietsBuiltGermanUFOs
OnthesummermorningofJuly16,1951
partoftheLa111619NorthernFleetout
of Murmansk was on a routine patrol in
thecoastalterritory.Thefirst30minutes
oftheflightproceedednormally,andthen
lead Captain Peter Vusov, flying at an
altitude of about 4000 meters above the
sea, spotted a slowly moving object.
"But, by getter closer, I saw a strange
objectdark disc 20 meters in diameter
and unmarked, but armed with powerful
cannonsbelow.Ihaveneverseensucha
machineandimmediatelycontactedthebaseandreportedthecraft.Atthatpointthepilot
of the unknown probably noticed our planes and dramatically changed course." The
fightersonthispatrolwerearmedandVusovdecidedtoattackthestrangeobject.They
fired23mmshells,whichapparentlycausednodamagesohewentaroundforasecond
attack, but the results were the same. The commander then radio them, Vusov and
lieutenant Ivanchenko who was piloting a second plane, were ordered to ceasefire and
immediatelyreturntobase.
Thepilotswaitedtobedebriefedandtotheirsurpriseastrangernotinmilitaryuniform
accompanied the senior officers. This man was obviously an important person who
workedforthegovernment."Iwasscared",recallsVusov.Thepilotsweretoldnottotell
anyone about what they saw and that the matter was of national security. After the
debriefing both pilots were transferred: Vusov to the Pacific fleet, and Ivanchenko to

Khabarovsk.Bothpilotswerealsopromoted.
In the early 1930s, a young German, Oregon Irman Mayer designed an aircraft with an
invertedshapewithringboltsinthecenter.Suchadesignwouldprotectvitalengineering
componentsfrompossibleenemyfireandtheareawasofsufficientsizetoaccommodate
theonboardweapons.However,itwasonlyatheoreticaldesign,andhewaswellawareof
itsshortcomings.Fortunately,theyoungandtalentedaircraftdesignernoticedtheworkof
his colleague Heinrich Zimmermann, who was involved with unusual aircraft, of which
the most promising was based on the socalled thin wings. Both designers created the
BrianZimmermanMayerprojecttodesignnewandinnovativeaircraft.Mayerprovedto
be an excellent collaborator and he generated ideas that were an important element of
theirfuturedesigns.
In 19421943 eyewitnesses claim to have seen what looked like a turned upside down
disk. The centre was designed with a transparent cockpit. The disk was powered by
turbojetengines(Jumo004B)thatcouldbesteeredandhadaflyingspeedofabout700
km/handalandingspeedof60km/h.
Thiscrafthasbeenextremelyunstableinflight.ItwastestedatconcentrationcampKT
4A, and one of the disks successfully took off, but because of strong wind overturned,
crashed,caughtfireandexploded.
From 1943 to 1945 the designer team solved the instability problems caused by the
operationoftheengineandbuiltalargerversion.
In the spring of 1945, with the project almost finished, the Allied forces defeated
Germany.TheGermanmilitaryorderedthatallpaper,models,designsbedestroyed.They
evenorderedtheexecutionsofalloftheengineersinvolvedintheproject.Fortunately,the
designersmanagedtoescape.
AfterthedefeatofGermany,thealliesdidnotfindanyevidenceoftheexistenceofthis
system.Sovietsearchteamswereluckier.TheSovietUnionnotonlydiscoveredallofthe
documentationontheproject,theyfoundIrmanaMayerandhisentireteamofengineers
whohavetakenrefugeinawinecellarontheoutskirtsofBerlin.Theywerethentakento
theSovietUniontocontinuetheirwork.
In 1946, a talented graduate of Leningrad military engineering academy Mikhail Dubik
received an unusual request. He was to be tested on his knowledge of the German
language, which he passed, and to sign a nondisclosure agreement. Designer Mayer
MikhailYuryevichDubikhadformorethanhalfacenturykeptthesecretsregardingthe
unusual craft. Only now, he agreed to share his memories and Mikhail was there to
translate.
OriginallytheJumo004V1enginewasplannedtobeusedbytheGermanteamtopower
thecraft,whichwentintomassproductionunderthesymbolRD10attheonUfimskom
aircraftfactoryNo.26.Butthisengineprovedtobetoosmallandthereforetheydecided
tousethenewengineBritishNeneI,whichwentintoproductionin1947intheUSSRat
thefactoryNo.45underthesymbolRD45withathrust2,040kg.
Thefirstflighttookplaceintotalsecrecyatoneofthenorthernairfields.Thedeafening
roarofthethreerocketengineseasilypropelledthecraftfromthegroundandintothesky,
recalls Mikhail Dubik. The disk had outstanding characteristics, notably the minimum
cruising speed that could easily reach 100 km/h, and manoeuvre beautifully, which
traditionalfightersofthetimecouldnot.MindfuloftherootsoftheGermanmachines,

pilotscalledthiscraftStrausa,orsimplystrausom.
Aftersospectacularademonstration,itwasdecidedtodesignandbuildacraftsuitable
forcombat.Thedevelopmentwasaveritablemasterpieceasthehugemilitarycrafthada
diameter of 25 metres and a special pilot turret on top, radar equipment and four tank
turretgunsbelow.Germanengineers,withadepthoftalentandwealthofexperienceon
thedevelopmentofthesecraft,madetheentiredishintoaflyingwing.Thecrafthadthree
directional turbojet engines and biased nozzles with variable vector control. This was
complimented by a dynamic side bow, which provided sustainability and the fantastic
manoeuvrableflyingatlowspeeds.
The central purpose of the craft was to cause total destruction of American heavy
bombers,theB29s.OneofthemostlikelypathsfortheAmericanswasconsideredtobe
byflyingovertheNorthPole.Itseemedlogicaltocombattheenemyslightlyfartherfrom
thefrontiersoftheSovietUnion,sotheydecidedtoputsquadronatapointbelongingto
the Union, but based on the Line of AmericaNorth PoleMoscow. This point was the
Svalbardarchipelago.
In 1948, the Soviet Union began work on the rehabilitation of coalmines on Svalbard.
Thisseemedoddbecauseofthemineralsavailableonthemainland,buttheyproceeded
with the development and transportation of coal from this remote island in the Arctic
Ocean.Itprovedtobeastronomicallyexpensive.Butwhatthecommandersoftheships
transporting the coal and others didn't know was that along with mining equipment on
boardwasalsoasupersecretweapon.
Itwasdecidedtousecombataircraftplatformssothatintheeventofanalarmasquadron
couldquicklybesentairborneandgainaltitudeof10kmandwiththeassistanceofon
boardradarsystemstrackB29s,whichpotentiallycoulddropatomicbombsonMoscow.
Aftervisualdetectionoftheenemythediskswouldriseabovethebombersandshot37
millimetrovykh AA down on the American bombers. In theory, a squadron of only six
craftcouldeasilywipeoutuptohundredsofbombersinasinglebattle.
Intotal12diskswerebuiltandtested.Thecrewofeachdiskoriginallyconsistedofeight
people:fourartilleryoperators,theoperatorradarnavigator,thecopilotandcommander.
Tests were completed to determine maximum speed range and the maximum altitude
ceiling. In order to maintain secrecy these disks did not display any identification or
nationality. This was quickly changed and red stars were added after being almost shot
downbytheirownaircraft.
Bythefallof1952,theflying"plates"hadcompletedthetestingprogram,accordingto
availablereportsanddocuments.
On November 27, 1952, the North 1st squadron went active and captain Gregory
Savichenkowasassignedaschiefofthenewsquadron.
ButinMarch1953,Stalindied,andthesituationchangedradically.Khrushchevcameto
power,andsetaboutbuildingmissilestolaunchnuclearbombsandantiaircraftmissiles
capable of destroying hostile aircraft. Squadrons of MiG15 fighters were deemed
unnecessaryandmanywerecrashedanddestroyedbybulldozers.
It is not surprising that the same fate befell the Soviet flying disks. All prototypes,
equipmentandvaluableinstrumentsweresunkoffthecoastofSvalbardwheretheylayat
adepthof300metreswaitingtobediscovered.

OriginalsourceRussiantext:http://www.popmech.ru/part/?articleid=1826&rubricid=4
Source:UFODigest/DirkVanderPloeg
http://www.ufodigest.com/news/0407/sovietufos.html
FIRSTTHEBEES,THENTHEFOODDEPARTMENT

AreGMCropsKillingBees?
Amysteriousdecimationofbeepopulationshas
German beekeepers worried, while a similar
phenomenon in the United States is gradually
assuming catastrophic proportions. The
consequences for agriculture and the economy
couldbeenormous.
WalterHaefekerisamanwhoisusedtopainting
grimscenarios.Hesitsontheboardofdirectors
of the German Beekeepers Association (DBIB)
and is vice president of the European
Professional Beekeepers Association. And
becausegripingispartofalobbyist'strade,itis
practicallyhisprofessionaldutytowarnthat"the
veryexistenceofbeekeepingisatstake."
The problem, says Haefeker, has a number of
causes, one being the varroa mite, introduced from Asia, and another is the widespread
practice in agriculture of spraying wildflowers with herbicides and practicing
monoculture. Another possible cause, according to Haefeker, is the controversial and
growinguseofgeneticengineeringinagriculture.
As far back as 2005, Haefeker ended an article he contributed to the journal Der
Kritischer Agrarbericht (Critical Agricultural Report) with an Albert Einstein quote: "If
thebeedisappearedoffthesurfaceoftheglobethenmanwouldonlyhavefouryearsof
lifeleft.Nomorebees,nomorepollination,nomoreplants,nomoreanimals,nomore
man."
Mysterious events in recent months have suddenly made Einstein's apocalyptic vision
seemallthemoretopical.Forunknownreasons,beepopulationsthroughoutGermanyare
disappearing something that is so far only harming beekeepers. But the situation is
different in the United States, where bees are dying in such dramatic numbers that the
economic consequences could soon be dire. No one knows what is causing the bees to
perish,butsomeexpertsbelievethatthelargescaleuseofgeneticallymodifiedplantsin
theUScouldbeafactor.
FelixKriechbaum,anofficialwitharegionalbeekeepers'associationinBavaria,recently
reportedadeclineofalmost12percentinlocalbeepopulations.When"beepopulations
disappear without a trace," says Kriechbaum, it is difficult to investigate the causes,
because"mostbeesdon'tdieinthebeehive."Therearemanydiseasesthatcancausebees
tolosetheirsenseoforientationsotheycannolongerfindtheirwaybacktotheirhives.
Manfred Hederer, the president of the German Beekeepers Association, almost
simultaneously reported a 25 percent drop in bee populations throughout Germany. In
isolated cases, says Hederer, declines of up to 80 percent have been reported. He

speculatesthat"aparticulartoxin,someagentwithwhichwearenotfamiliar,"iskilling
thebees.
Politicians, until now, have shown little concern for such warnings or the woes of
beekeepers.Althoughapiaristshavebeengivenachancetomaketheircaseforexample
intherunuptotheGermancabinet'sapprovalofageneticengineeringpolicydocument
byMinisterofAgricultureHorstSeehoferinFebruarytheircomplaintsarestilllargely
ignored.
Evenwhenbeekeepersactuallygotocourt,astheyrecentlydidinajointeffortwiththe
German chapter of the organic farming organization Demeter International and other
groupstoopposetheuseofgeneticallymodifiedcornplants,theycanonlydreamofthe
sort of media attention environmental organizations like Greenpeace attract with their
protestsattestsites.
But that could soon change. Since last November, the US has seen a decline in bee
populations so dramatic that it eclipses all previous incidences of mass mortality.
BeekeepersontheeastcoastoftheUnitedStatescomplainthattheyhavelostmorethan
70percentoftheirstocksincelatelastyear,whilethewestcoasthasseenadeclineofup
to60percent.
InanarticleinitsbusinesssectioninlateFebruary,theNewYorkTimescalculatedthe
damage US agriculture would suffer if bees died out. Experts at Cornell University in
upstate New York have estimated the value bees generate by pollinating fruit and
vegetableplants,almondtreesandanimalfeedlikecloveratmorethan$14billion.
Scientistscallthemysteriousphenomenon"ColonyCollapseDisorder"(CCD),anditis
fastturningintoanationalcatastropheofsorts.Anumberofuniversitiesandgovernment
agencieshaveformeda"CCDWorkingGroup"tosearchforthecausesofthecalamity,
buthavesofarcomeupemptyhanded.But,likeDennisvanEngelsdorp,anapiaristwith
thePennsylvaniaDepartmentofAgriculture,theyarealreadyreferringtotheproblemasa
potential"AIDSforthebeeindustry."
Onethingiscertain:Millionsofbeeshavesimplyvanished.Inmostcases,allthat'sleftin
thehivesarethedoomedoffspring.Butdeadbeesarenowheretobefoundneitherin
nor anywhere close to the hives. Diana CoxFoster, a member of the CCD Working
Group,toldTheIndependentthatresearcherswere"extremelyalarmed,"addingthatthe
crisis"hasthepotentialtodevastatetheUSbeekeepingindustry."
It is particularly worrisome, she said, that the bees' death is accompanied by a set of
symptoms"whichdoesnotseemtomatchanythingintheliterature."
Inmanycases,scientistshavefoundevidenceofalmostallknownbeevirusesinthefew
surviving bees found in the hives after most have disappeared. Some had five or six
infections at the same time and were infested with fungi a sign, experts say, that the
insects'immunesystemmayhavecollapsed.
Thescientistsarealsosurprisedthatbeesandotherinsectsusuallyleavetheabandoned
hivesuntouched.Nearbybeepopulationsorparasiteswouldnormallyraidthehoneyand
pollenstoresofcoloniesthathavediedforotherreasons,suchasexcessivewintercold.
"Thissuggeststhatthereissomethingtoxicinthecolonyitselfwhichisrepellingthem,"
saysCoxFoster.
Walter Haefeker, the German beekeeping official, speculates that "besides a number of

otherfactors,"thefactthatgeneticallymodified,insectresistantplantsarenowusedin40
percent of cornfields in the United States could be playing a role. The figure is much
lowerinGermanyonly0.06percentandmostofthatoccursintheeasternstatesof
MecklenburgWesternPomeraniaandBrandenburg.Haefekerrecentlysentaresearcherat
the CCD Working Group some data from a bee study that he has long felt shows a
possibleconnectionbetweengeneticengineeringanddiseasesinbees.
ThestudyinquestionisasmallresearchprojectconductedattheUniversityofJenafrom
2001to2004.Theresearchersexaminedtheeffectsofpollenfromageneticallymodified
maizevariantcalled"Btcorn"onbees.Agenefromasoilbacteriumhadbeeninserted
intothecornthatenabledtheplanttoproduceanagentthatistoxictoinsectpests.The
study concluded that there was no evidence of a "toxic effect of Bt corn on healthy
honeybeepopulations."Butwhen,bysheerchance,thebeesusedintheexperimentswere
infested with a parasite, something eerie happened. According to the Jena study, a
"significantlystrongerdeclineinthenumberofbees"occurredamongtheinsectsthathad
beenfedahighlyconcentratedBtpoisonfeed.
According to HansHinrich Kaatz, a professor at the University of Halle in eastern
Germanyandthedirectorofthestudy,thebacterialtoxininthegeneticallymodifiedcorn
may have "altered the surface of the bee's intestines, sufficiently weakening the bees to
allow the parasites to gain entry or perhaps it was the other way around. We don't
know."
Ofcourse,theconcentrationofthetoxinwastentimeshigherintheexperimentsthanin
normalBtcornpollen.Inaddition,thebeefeedwasadministeredoverarelativelylengthy
sixweekperiod.
Kaatz would have preferred to continue studying the phenomenon but lacked the
necessaryfunding."Thosewhohavethemoneyarenotinterestedinthissortofresearch,"
saystheprofessor,"andthosewhoareinteresteddon'thavethemoney."
Source:Spiegel
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,druck473166,00.html
NOTALWAYSCRYSTALCLEARDEPARTMENT

SkullforScandal
Temples, human sacrifices and a
mysterious crystal skull draw visitors to
NimLiPunit,Lubaantun.
LUBAANTUN,
BELIZEIt's
a
nondescriptareaoftheMayanruinshere,
the original entrance to what is now
knownasLubaantun,or"placeoffalling
stones." But it's the site of an enduring
modernmystery.
Mayan guide Nathaniel Mas gestures
beyondastonealtartowardstoagrassycorner."Thecrystalskullwasfoundthere,"he
says,casually.Andtherebyhangsatale.
The mystical skull was supposedly discovered on New Year's Day of 1924, by Anna

MitchellHedges,anorphanfromPortColborne,Ont.AnnahadbeenadoptedbyBritish
adventurer and storyspinner Frederick MitchellHedges, who was excavating the
Lubaantunruins,lookingforcluesaboutthelostcityofAtlantis.
Remarkably,itjusthappenedtobeAnna's17thbirthday.
Shehadspottedsomethingshiningdeepinsideachamberoftheruinsandwasloweredby
ropestoinvestigate.Whatshefoundwasawondrouspieceofquartzcrystalcarvedinthe
shapeofaskull.Thedetachablecrystaljawbonewasfoundlater.
Nowaged100,AnnaMitchellHedgesstillhastheskull,thoughitismostlykeptlocked
away in a bank vault. Anna moved away from her Kitchener home more than a decade
agoandnowstayswithfriendsintheUnitedStates.
"She's in good health," Bill Homann, one of those friends, told the Star in a recent
telephoneinterview."Shehassomeachesandpainsbutweallhavethat."
There's still intense interest in the skull, Homann says he and MitchellHedges are
planningtogiveacoupleoflecturesonitinNewYorkandArizonalaterthisyear.
But controversy continues to swirl around the skull and the story of its discovery,
particularlyafteritwasrevealedthatFrederickMitchellHedgeshadboughttheskullata
Sotheby'sauctionin1943.
Itisoneof13suchcrystalskullsapparentlydiscoveredinMayanandAztecruins.The
Lubaantun skull, however, is remarkable for the clarity of the crystal and the skill and
detailofthecarving.Otherexamples,includingoneintheBritishMuseuminLondon,are
cruder,morestylizedandlackthedetachablejawbone.
"It'saremarkablepieceofcraftsmanshipbutthat'sallitis,"paranormalinvestigatorJoe
Nickell told the KitchenerWaterloo Record's Colin Hunter in 2005, adding that he
doubtedAnna'sstory:"Iwouldsay(Anna's)veracityseemsnobetterthanherfather's."
Nathaniel Mas gives a dismissive shrug when I ask him what he thinks. "There are
differentstoriesandlotsofrumours,"hesays.
Tucked away in southern Belize, neither Lubaantun or nearby Nim Li Punit are as well
knownassomeofthemajorMayansitesinMexicoandGuatemala.Norhavetheybeen
asextensivelyrestoredyouneedtobringyourimaginationwithyou,alongwithabottle
ofwaterandsomestoutshoes.
"They are fairly small scale but well worth visiting," says Canadian Sherry Gibbs, a
BelizebasedarchaeologistwhohasbeentobothsitesseveraltimesandworkedPusilha,
anothersouthernBelizesite.
"Thearchitectureinthesouthisverydifferent.AtNimLiPunityouhavethatgorgeous
sandstone and at Lubaantun you have beautifully cut stone, so perfectly done that they
didn'thavetousemortar,"saysGibbs,wholivesinSanIgnaciowithhusbandFernando
andninemontholdsonJoaquinandworksasaconsultant.
"NimLiPunitisoneofmyveryfavourites.Infact,thefirsttimeIsawit,ItoldmybossI
reallywantedtoworkthere."
EarlierarchaeologistsdisplayedlittlesuchaffectionforMayanruins.Lubaantun,infact,

wasmiserablytreatedbysomeofthosewhoworkedthereandthere'snomysteryabout
howitgotitsmodernname.
The site was first excavated in 1903 by Thomas Gann who seemed to favour dynamite
ratherthangentleexplorationwithatrowelandbrush.
"Hecouldn'tgetintothetemplesveryeasilyandwaswonderingwhatwasinthecentre
andtheeasiestthingwastoblowitup,"saysMas."Perhapsthat'swhytheynamedthesite
thefallingstones.Everythingcollapsedandhedidn'tfindanything.It'sashame."
ThentherewasHarvardUniversity'sR.E.Merwinwhovisitedthesitein1914andmade
off with three priceless ballcourt markers, which are now on display in Harvard's
PeabodyMuseum.
Interestingly, the markers depict a singles match between two men, rather than a team
game. "At this site, they sacrificed the loser, pulling out his heart and then burying the
body,"saysMas.
Lubaantun, which flourished between 730 and 860 AD, has three ball courts and five
plazas.It'sunusualforseveralreasonsthebuildingshaveroundedcornersanunusual
numberofpotteryfigurineswerefoundduringexcavationsandtherearenocarvedstone
monuments(stelae).
Lubaantun was probably an administrative headquarters for trade Nim Li Punit, on the
otherhand,isthoughttohavebeenthereligiousandceremonialcentreofthearea.And
it'sfullofstelae25ormoreofthem.
Infact,thenameNimLiPunitorBigHatcomesfromafigurewearingalargeheaddress
madeofQuetzalbirdfeathers,carvedonthesite'stalleststela.
The 9.5metre stela was discovered in 1976 by a company oil worker, says Mas, as we
wanderthroughthesmallmuseumbuilttohouseseveralstelaeandotherartifacts.
"ThisisthesecondlargeststelaintheMayanworld,"hesays.(Thefirst,the10.75metre
StelaE,isatQuirigua,inHonduras.)
Shockingly,severalofthestelaehavechipmarksonthemtheworkofvandalsandthe
reasonwhythemuseumwasbuiltin1997.
It'ssomethingofatreattovisitthesitewithMasit'snotoftenyougettovisitMayan
ruinswithsomeonewhoactuallymadeamajorfindthere.
Maswaspartofasmallteamreconstructingawallherein1998whentheynoticedthe
groundnearbyhadahollowsound.
"Therewasalittletinyholethere,sowhatwedecidedtodowastocutapieceofstick
aboutfiveorsixfeetlongandshoveitinthehole,"Masrecalls."Itwentrightin.
"Wetoldtheguyinchargethattherecouldbeatombsohegaveusanextraguyandwe
startedtoclear.Wefoundtwotombsonthatday.Everythingwascoveredwithbedrock,
whichhadcollapsedinside,sowejustmoveditout,carefully."
Insidethetombsweresomepiecesofceramic,includingabowl,andhumanandanimal
bones.

Thefirsttombhadbeendiscoveredin1986byRichardLevingtonanditwasthoughtto
datebackto800AD.
"Itbelongedtotheruler,thehighestpersonofhistime.Jadeitewasburiedwithhimanda
maskpendantwasdiscoveredthere,too."
It's a beautiful spot, about 65 metres high and nestled in the foothills of the Maya
Mountains.TheviewsarespectacularonacleardayyoucanseetheCaribbeanSea.
Wewandertowardsyetanotherballcourt,withsteppedsides."Therubberballwasfiveto
six pounds," says Mas, showing me a rubber tree on site. "And the players were well
equippedwithhelmets,glovesandkneepads."
Goalswerescoredbyshootingtheballthroughahoop."Manypeoplethinkthehoopwas
madeoutofwoodandthat'swhytheyhaven'tsurvived."
ButatleasthereatNimLiPunit,theloserapparentlyescapedwithhislife.
"He wasn't sacrificed here, unlike Lubaantun," says Mas. "The high priest gave blood
whichwascollectedandusedasthesacrifice."
Gibbssaysarchaeologistshavemanydifferenttheoriesabouttheballcourts.
"They may have been used for different purposes. One may have been for theatrelike
spectacle,anotherforreligiousceremonies.Maybetheywereusedforexerciseandmaybe
thegamewasliketennis,keepingtheballmovingratherthanputtingitthroughahoop.
"Eachtheoryisasgoodastheother."
It'syetanothermysteryswirlingaroundthesefascinatinglyenigmaticruins.
Source:TheStar
http://www.thestar.com/Travel/article/196456
HISTORIESMYSTERIESDEPARTMENT

FrenchArchitectSaysGreatPyramidBuiltFromInsideOut
AFrencharchitectsaidyesterdaythathe
had cracked a 4,500yearold mystery
surrounding Egypt's Great Pyramid,
sayingitwasbuiltfromtheinsideout.
PrevioustheorieshavesuggestedPharaoh
Khufu'stomb,thelastsurvivingexample
of the seven great wonders of antiquity,
wasbuiltusingeitheravastfrontalramp
or a ramp in a corkscrew shape around
theexteriortohaulupthestonework.
But flouting previous wisdom, JeanPierre Houdin said advanced 3D technology had
shownthemainrampthatwasusedtohaulthemassivestonestotheapexwascontained
10to15yardsbeneaththeouterskin,tracingapyramidwithinapyramid.

"Thisisbetterthantheothertheories,becauseitistheonlytheorythatworks,"Houdin
saidafterunveilinghishypothesisusing3Dcomputersimulation.
Toprovehiscase,HoudinteamedupwithaFrenchcompanythatbuilds3Dmodelsfor
auto and airplane design, Dassault Systemes, which put 14 engineers on the project for
twoyears.
Now,aninternationalteamisbeingassembledtoinvestigatethepyramidusingradarsand
heatdetectingcamerassuppliedbyaFrenchdefensefirm,aslongasEgyptianauthorities
agree.
"This goes against both main existing theories. I've been teaching them myself for 20
yearsbutdeepdownIknowthey'rewrong,"EgyptologistBobBriersaidattheunveiling.
"Houdin'svisioniscredible,butrightnowthisisjustatheory.Everybodythinksithasgot
tobetakenseriously,"saidBrier,aseniorresearchfellowatLongIslandUniversity.
Egypt'sSupremeCouncilofAntiquitieswasnotimmediatelyavailableforcomment.
Dassault said Brier and other Egyptologists attending the ceremony were supporters of
Houdin'stheorybuthadnofinanciallinkstohimorthefirm.
Houdin began working fulltime on the riddle eight years ago after a flash of intuition
passedtohimbyhisengineerfather,andfiveyearsbeforeactuallyvisitingthesite.
He found that a frontal, milelong ramp would have used up as much stone as the
pyramid,whilebeingtoosteepnearthetop.Hebelievesanexternalrampwasusedonly
tosupplythebase.
An external corkscrew ramp would have blocked the sight lines needed to build an
accuratepyramidandbeendifficulttofixtothesurface,whileleavinglittleroomtowork.
Houdin,56,alsosayshehasshedlightonasecondenigmasurroundingthepurposeofa
GrandGalleryinsidethepyramid.
TheFrenchmanbelievesitstall,narrowshapesuggestsitaccommodatedagiantcounter
weighttohelphaulfive60tongranitebeamstotheirpositionabovetheKing'sChamber.
The architect also thinks that no more than 4,000 people would have built the pyramid
usingthesetechniquesratherthanthe100,000orsoassignedbypasthistorianstothetask
ofburyingthepharaoh.
Source:BostonGlobe
http://www.boston.com/news/world/europe/articles/2007/03/31/
great_pyramid_built_from_inside_out_architect_says/
EMAILFROMTHEDEADDEPARTMENT

SpiritsontheInformationHighway
Do you believe that a spirit can haunt a person via the internet? If I were asked that
questionbeforeJanuary2006,Iwouldhaveprobablysmirkedandanswered"impossible".
Whathappenedtomemayjustbeacaseofaspiritconjuredupbythoughtnotnecessarily

a haunting by computer. Either way, the

medium at hand was the internet. I've
alwaysbeenabelieverintheparanormal
despite never having had an outstanding
encounter.
I love to roam around the net browsing
the plethora paranormal sites, relishing
themanyspinetinglingstoriesofghostly
experiences. This chilly winter day was
differentthannoother,exceptthatItook
a look at some sites devoted to ghost
towns and abandoned mines. I came
across the site for The Bureau of Land
Management that gives statistics on abandoned mines as well as safety reminders for
thosewhoareoutexploring.Thereisalsoasectiondevotedtotheunfortunatesoulswho
failedtoheedthewarningspostedattheentrancestodangerousmines.
Therewereafewstoriesthatwereparticularlyshocking,buttheonethatreallybothered
mewasaboutamanwhohadfallendownashaftthatwasabouteightstorieshigh.When
hisremainswerefoundsometimelater,themedicalexaminerstatedthatthemanmore
thanlikelysurvivedthefallwithnothingmorethanabrokenleg.Whatkilledhimwasa
selfinflictedgunshotwoundtothehead.
Thispersonwasawellpreparedexplorerwhopackedplentyofsurvivalgearincludinga
gun.Ibegantoimagine,veryvividly,themanatthebottomofthismineshaftincomplete
darkness...in complete agony. His pain, both emotional and physical, must have been
unbearable.
Asthehourspassedandhisanxietyescalated,hebegantoacceptthathewastoofarout
in the terrain for someone to come by. The chance of rescue was nil. He began having
thoughtsabouthisfamily,hislife.Icouldpicturethemancompletelybreakingdownand
sobbing,knowingthattherewasonlyonewaytoendhissuffering.Ifeltsosaddened,and
wonderedtomyselfwhatIwouldhavedone.
Iimmersedmyselfinthesefeelingsofterrorandhopelessnessforsometime,somuchso
thatIbegantofeelasickeningfeelinginmybody.AlthoughIwasshockedandmovedby
thistragicstory,Iproceededontoanothersite.That'swhenthelamponthedesknextto
mebeganflickering,makingabuzzingnoisethatsoundedlikeanelectricalsurge.
Ifiguredthebulbwasloose,soIcheckeditandfoundthatthatwasn'tthecase.Atthat
point,mystomachdroppedtomykneeswhenIbegantofeelthepresenceofsomeoneor
somethingaroundme.Isatbackdownandcarriedon,notwantingtotipoffmy"visitor"
that I was aware of what was going on. The lamp flickered again. I ignored it.A short
time later, I went into the bathroom when the light in the ceiling did the same strange
flickeringasthelamp.Atthispoint,Ibecamefrightenedandbolted.
Overthenextfewdaysmorebizarreelectricaloccurrenceshappened.Iwasatthestove
cooking when suddenly the oven timer went on, scaring the you know what out of me!
ThatsamedaythebathroomlightwentonthefritzagainandthistimeIwasalready,um,
seated.
I became angry (and brave)yelling out "Do you mind?! I'm trying to use the bathroom
here!!"Withthat,atinylittleflickerofthelight,andthenitceased.

Mypetcatwasalsoactingstrangely,hiseyesseeminglyfollowingsomethingorsomeone
who was not there. At other times he would awaken out of a sound sleep with a jolt
focusing on one part of the room blinking in curiosity. I eventually smudged my house
with a sage stick and the activity abruptly stopped. Could it have been that my strong
feelingsandthoughtsaboutthismanenticedhisspirittome?Orperhapsanotherrandom
entityIpickedupontheinformationhighwaythatday?Whoknows.Ifirmlybelievethat
thehumanmindisevenmorepowerfulthanwerealize,andthatthoseontheotherside
cantuneintothatpower.
So I'll ask again: Do you believe that it's possible a spirit can haunt a person via the
internet?Ido.
Source:UnexplainedMysteries/MelyssaGlenniePuckett
http://www.unexplainedmysteries.com/column.php?id=91941
WILDTALENTSDEPARTMENT

DoAnimalsHaveTelepathy?
Acatdisappearswhenherownersgoon
vacationeachyear,yetarrivesbackatthe
houserightbeforetheyreturn.
Amansitsonthecouch,hisdogasleepin
the next room. He thinks, "I should take
Daisy for a walk," and suddenly his dog
comes bounding in the room, leash in
mouth.
A cat curls up next to the phone just
beforeafamilymembercalls,butneverwhenanyoneelseisabouttocall.Thesestories
aretoldbymanypetownersfromallovertheworld.
Most dogs and cats are attuned to their owners and learn their patterns, read their body
languageandanticipatewhat'sgoingtohappennext.
But there are so many stories of pets seeming to know more than their natural senses
wouldallowthatithasbeenthesubjectofstudyanddebateforyears.Aretheirnatural
sensesevengreaterthanweeverimagined?Ordotheyhaveasixthsense?
Biologist Rupert Sheldrake, author of "Dogs That Know When Their Owner is Coming
Home," believes that animals have perceptive abilities of telepathy and premonitions.
VeterinarianandauthorDr.AllanSchoensaysinhisbook,"KindredSpirits,"thatpeople
and animals are intimately connected. Pets whom we feel especially close to seem to
understand our needs, read our moods, and even communicate with us on a level that
transcendswordsorbodylanguage.
Canpetsbesoconnectedandattunedtotheirownerswhentheyarefarapart,evenwhen
thereisnopossiblewaytheycouldbeusingtheirsenseofsmellorhearing?
Physician and author Dr. Larry Dossey says there is a connection between all species,
whichisnotlimitedbylocality.Hereferstoitasa"nonlocalmind."Consciousnessisnot
restricted to the brain or the body, or time or place. Therefore, people and animals can

haveaneffectoneachother,evenwhenmilesapart.
Traditional scientists remain skeptical about psychic abilities among people let alone
pets. They say much of the phenomenon can be explained in other ways, through pets'
acutesensesofhearingandsmell,readinghumanbodylanguage,ornotingothercues.
Dogs and cats live mostly in a scent and sound world. It may be that when an owner
thinksabouttakingherdogforawalk,thishappythoughtcausesachangeinherbody
chemistry,whichthedogcansmellandassociatewithwalks.Somewhosweartheirdog
knows when their owner is coming home may find their pets are unable to do so when
theycomehomeinadifferentcar.
A simpler explanation is that owners notice their pets' mysterious behaviors only when
relatedeventscoincide.Thecatmaycurlupbythephonenowandthen,buttheowner
doesn'tnotice.Ifthecathappenstositbythephonewhen"dad"calls,theownerismore
likelytotakenote.
There is no dispute that our pets live on a sensory level that's different from our own.
Thoughwesharethe same five known senses, dogs and cats take in their worldmostly
throughscentandsound and act on instinct. We take in our world mostly throughsight
andactonintellectandemotion.Soit'snotsurprisingthatourpetsareabletoclueinon
things that we can't imagine could be possible. But sometimes, hard science has no
explanationforextraordinarypetperception.
Thedebategoeson.
Source:TheHeraldNews
http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/heraldnews/lifestyles/322665,4_5_JO02_
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