In einem Radiointerview teilt ein ehemaliger NASA-Astronome mit, dass Gravitation offenbar 100mal schneller als Licht sei:
Former NASA Astronomer Suspects Extraterrestrial Travel...06/05/03
by Mitch Battros (ECTV)
There are new scientific studies which show there is in fact a speed
faster than light. New evidence which is currently meeting the trials
of intense scientific peer reviews, show the "speed of gravity" is at
least one hundred times faster than light. Some researchers suggest a
thousand times faster than the speed of light.
Live on Tuesday's ECTV's 'Radio Hour', my guest Dr. Tom VanFlandren
hit us with an unexpected surprise. While discussing the inter-
planetary play of asteroid's, comets, and minor planets, Dr.
VanFlandren disclosed his ground breaking research with regard to
the 'speed of gravity'.
Dr. Tom Van Flandren - NASA Astronomer and author of "Dark Matter,
Missing Planets and New Comets". He has worked steady for NASA for a
least two decades. Dr. VanFlandren spent 20 years at the U.S. Naval
Observatory, where he became the Chief of the Celestial Mechanics
Branch. In 1991, he formed a Washington, DC-based organization, Meta
Research, to foster research into ideas not otherwise supported
solely because they conflict with mainstream theories in Astronomy.
We had been discussing the collision or near collision of the two
comets which were caught on the SOHO satellite May 23rd.
I had asked Dr. VanFlandren to give his professional views if the
comets could have in fact played a major role in the 'unexpected'
series of X-Class flares which occurred shortly after the fly-by's.
His answer was that "only if the comets had a direct impact, could
they have affected the Sun to erupt in X-Class flares." Upon his
viewing of photos he was able to access from NASA, he could not see a
direct impact. However, VanFlandren did state "the ones I could view
looked as though they did come into the Sun's corona, but did not
impact the Sun. However, I have reason to believe there was a good
chance there was a cluster of comets at this time, and the one's we
did not see, may very well have collided with the Sun.
Soon the conversation turned to his research on the 'speed of
gravity'. We were all in awe just acclimating to this new concept of
something faster than light. Then he dropped the bomb. Dr.
VanFlandren stated unambiguously that due to his (and several
colleagues) findings of the speed of gravity, "that it is highly
possible there has been, and currently is extraterrestrial travel".
In that moment while 'live on the air' after disclosing what appears
to be confirmation to the millions of UFO believers, silence never
sounded so loud. The air went to a dead silence. I had trouble
finding my voice. I could hear thousands of people in that very
moment grasping for affirmation of what they just heard.
Could this be the beginning of the formerly mainstream scientist
condoning the real possibility of galactic travel? The stopping point
of many heated discussions of space travel had always been the speed
at which one could travel. With new evidence which shows the 'speed
of gravity' can be over a thousand times faster than the speed of
light has opened a whole new perspective of extraterrestrial travel.
I for one, have 're-opened' my mind to new possibilities.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tt-watch/message/15788
Former NASA Astronomer Suspects Extraterrestrial Travel...06/05/03
by Mitch Battros (ECTV)
There are new scientific studies which show there is in fact a speed
faster than light. New evidence which is currently meeting the trials
of intense scientific peer reviews, show the "speed of gravity" is at
least one hundred times faster than light. Some researchers suggest a
thousand times faster than the speed of light.
Live on Tuesday's ECTV's 'Radio Hour', my guest Dr. Tom VanFlandren
hit us with an unexpected surprise. While discussing the inter-
planetary play of asteroid's, comets, and minor planets, Dr.
VanFlandren disclosed his ground breaking research with regard to
the 'speed of gravity'.
Dr. Tom Van Flandren - NASA Astronomer and author of "Dark Matter,
Missing Planets and New Comets". He has worked steady for NASA for a
least two decades. Dr. VanFlandren spent 20 years at the U.S. Naval
Observatory, where he became the Chief of the Celestial Mechanics
Branch. In 1991, he formed a Washington, DC-based organization, Meta
Research, to foster research into ideas not otherwise supported
solely because they conflict with mainstream theories in Astronomy.
We had been discussing the collision or near collision of the two
comets which were caught on the SOHO satellite May 23rd.
I had asked Dr. VanFlandren to give his professional views if the
comets could have in fact played a major role in the 'unexpected'
series of X-Class flares which occurred shortly after the fly-by's.
His answer was that "only if the comets had a direct impact, could
they have affected the Sun to erupt in X-Class flares." Upon his
viewing of photos he was able to access from NASA, he could not see a
direct impact. However, VanFlandren did state "the ones I could view
looked as though they did come into the Sun's corona, but did not
impact the Sun. However, I have reason to believe there was a good
chance there was a cluster of comets at this time, and the one's we
did not see, may very well have collided with the Sun.
Soon the conversation turned to his research on the 'speed of
gravity'. We were all in awe just acclimating to this new concept of
something faster than light. Then he dropped the bomb. Dr.
VanFlandren stated unambiguously that due to his (and several
colleagues) findings of the speed of gravity, "that it is highly
possible there has been, and currently is extraterrestrial travel".
In that moment while 'live on the air' after disclosing what appears
to be confirmation to the millions of UFO believers, silence never
sounded so loud. The air went to a dead silence. I had trouble
finding my voice. I could hear thousands of people in that very
moment grasping for affirmation of what they just heard.
Could this be the beginning of the formerly mainstream scientist
condoning the real possibility of galactic travel? The stopping point
of many heated discussions of space travel had always been the speed
at which one could travel. With new evidence which shows the 'speed
of gravity' can be over a thousand times faster than the speed of
light has opened a whole new perspective of extraterrestrial travel.
I for one, have 're-opened' my mind to new possibilities.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tt-watch/message/15788