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Part 3: Sgt. C. J.’s Telepathic Binary Code Has 3 Layers

“This is a novel binary format which, to my knowledge,
has never been seen before on Earth.”

Horace Drew, Ph.D., retired geneticist, Sydney, Australia

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May 12, 2016  Colorado Springs, Colorado - Binary translator Horace Drew, Ph.D., emailed after studying Sgt. C. J.'s squares and ones:

Dear Linda:

“Many of these messages contain 'hidden codes,' which is why some letters are strangely capitalized, and why some letters are deleted. Those are not 'mistakes' but 'hidden codes.' These codes from Sgt. C.J. are quite intellectually difficult, and challenge me as a long-term professional scientist.

There are several things about the ‘shaded’ binary codes of CJ's that overlap with one another and show us three parallel messages at once!

 

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From Earth to Mars: Farming with “AstroGardening” Robot

Earth and Mars were similar watery planets once upon a time. Rock formations show that liquid water once flowed on the surface and today the permafrost, if thawed, could flood the red planet again. Of its many mysteries, why and when did the water disappear from the surface and the Martian atmosphere blow away? Collage by mental_floss.
Earth and Mars were similar watery planets once upon a time. Rock formations show that liquid water once flowed on the surface and today the permafrost, if thawed, could flood the red planet again. Of its many mysteries, why and when did the water disappear from the surface and the Martian atmosphere blow away? Collage by mental_floss.

“Fresh food is one of the biggest boosts of morale for astronauts.
Now they get to watch the strawberry grow, see the it develop, turn from
pink to red. There's a psychological benefit through those visual cues.
And at the end, you get the prize [to eat].”

- Heather Hava, Ph.D. student in Aerospace Engineering, Univ. of Colorado, Boulder,
and winner, 2016 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for Robotic Space Garden

Heather Hava, winner, 2016 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for robotic space garden invention. Heather is a Ph.D. student in Aerospace Engineering Sciences and Bioastronautics at the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Heather Hava, winner, 2016 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for robotic space garden invention. Heather is a Ph.D. student in Aerospace Engineering Sciences and Bioastronautics at the University of Colorado in Boulder.

 

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Interstellar Travel with Laser Light Propulsion

“Much as wind pushes a sail, there's a way to be propelled by light or photons.”

- Philip Lubin, Ph.D., Prof. of Physics,
Univ. of Calif. - Santa Barbara

Illustration of laser array beaming photons at small, unmanned spacecraft to accelerate up to 30% the speed of light, opening up the possibility of interstellar research to nearby stars. Graphic by Experimental Cosmology Group at the Univ. of California – Santa Barbara.
Illustration of laser array beaming photons at small, unmanned spacecraft to accelerate up to 30% the speed of light, opening up the possibility of interstellar research to nearby stars. Graphic by Experimental Cosmology Group at the Univ. of California – Santa Barbara.

April 5, 2016 Santa Barbara, California - In the past 60 years, only one human-made machine from Earth has left our solar system and is now in interstellar space. That was Voyager 1 launched in 1977.  Today NASA and Russia are talking about building nuclear thermal propulsion spacecraft to take humans from Earth to Mars in maybe 45 days, much shorter than the nine months to get the rovers to Mars.

 

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5-D Data Storage for 13.8 Billion Years?

“We can guarantee that we have the ability to store the culture,
language and essence of the human race in a simple piece of glass
for future civilizations — or what ever else is Out There.”

- Aabid Patel, Ph.D., Optical Physicist, U. K.'s Univ. of Southampton

This one-inch 5-dimensional data storage glass disc contains the King James Bible. A 5D glass disc the size of a 128-gigabyte Blu-ray can store 360 terabytes of information. So the 5D glass disc could store 3,000 times more than the Blu-ray disc. Image by U. K.'s University of Southampton.
This one-inch 5-dimensional data storage glass disc contains the King James Bible. A 5D glass disc the size of a 128-gigabyte Blu-ray can store 360 terabytes of information. So the 5D glass disc could store 3,000 times more than the Blu-ray disc. Image by U. K.'s University of Southampton.

February 19, 2016  San Francisco, California - A surprising headline appeared in technology news February 16th proclaiming “Five-dimensional” glass discs can store data for up to 13.8 billion years.”  That’s the age of this universe! The news came this week from the 2016 Int'l. Society for Optics and Photonics (SPIE) conference in San Francisco where scientists from the U. K.’s University of Southampton reported: “We can guarantee that we have the ability to store the culture, language and essence of the human race in a simple piece of glass for future civilizations — or what ever else is out there.”

 

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CIA: Take A Peek Into Our UFO “X-Files”

“Dr. Julius A. Stratton, Executive Vice President and Provost
of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, ...reiterated his earlier position
that this (flying saucers) is a subject which must be investigated ... as he is
personally very interested as well as fully aware of the potential
danger and implications of the situation.”

- Jan. 21, 2016 CIA-released memorandum about “flying saucers” dated Dec. 3, 1952

UFOs photographed above Sheffield, England, on March 4, 1962, from CIA “X-Files.”
UFOs photographed above Sheffield, England, on March 4, 1962, from CIA “X-Files.”

 

One document in some 60 pages of a "peek" at the CIA's UFO "X-files" released on its CIA News & Information blog on January 21, 2016.
One document in some 60 pages of a "peek" at the CIA's UFO "X-files" released on its CIA News & Information blog on January 21, 2016.

January 23, 2016  Langley, Virginia - On January 21, 2016, the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Virginia, posted the following “News & Information” at its information blog site for the general public to “Take a Peek Into Our (UFO) 'X-Files.'”

January 20, 2016, CIA posting. See links in Websites at end of this report.
January 20, 2016, CIA posting. See links in Websites at end of this report.

 

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Spectroscopy of White Spots on Ceres “Probably” Magnesium Sulfate — So Is There “Briny Water-Ice” Underground?

 

“Whether there is water in liquid or solid form underground on Ceres will depend not only on the (internal) temperature, but also on the specific composition of the materials that are dissolved in it.”

- Marc Rayman, Ph.D., Director, Dawn Mission, JPL/NASA, Pasadena, CA

Upper left corner, underlined, is Occator crater north of the Ceres equator that has the bright, white spots that spectroscopic analysis suggests are "probably magnesium sulfate" like Epsom salts. Underlined on the far right south of the Ceres equator is Ahuna Mons, the only 4-mile-high mountain on the dwarf planet. Click to enlarge full Ceres map.
Upper left corner, underlined, is Occator crater north of the Ceres equator that has the bright, white spots that spectroscopic analysis suggests are "probably magnesium sulfate" like Epsom salts. Underlined on the far right south of the Ceres equator is Ahuna Mons, the only 4-mile-high mountain on the dwarf planet. Click to enlarge full Ceres map.

December 18, 2015  Pasadena, California - After spending August to October at 915 miles (1,470 km) above Ceres — that 600-mile-diameter dwarf planet between Mars and Jupiter —  NASA's Dawn spacecraft on October 23rd fired up its ion engine to lower another 675 miles. In a couple of weeks by Christmas 2015, Dawn will be in its lowest and final mapping orbit of 240 miles above Ceres, photographing at a resolution of 120 feet (35 meters) per pixel.  By 2016, the engine will run out of fuel and Dawn will then be a permanent, but non-working, satellite, orbiting Ceres.

 

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Part 2: Death from Below and Above in Earth Mass Extinctions

“There’s also a correlation between the times of comet impacts and large scale volcanism on the Earth. ...They are tens of thousands of times larger than the stuff that’s been coming out of Kilauea in the past 20 or 30 years.”

- Michael Rampino, Ph.D., NYU Geologist

The “double whammy” of global volcanic agitation of Earth 66 million years ago at the same time that a 6-mile wide outer space chunk of rock or ice slammed into the Gulf of Mexico caused K-T boundary mass extinctions on Earth. Illustration © by Sergey Krasovskiy/Corbis.
The “double whammy” of global volcanic agitation of Earth 66 million years ago at the same time that a 6-mile wide outer space chunk of rock or ice slammed into the Gulf of Mexico caused K-T boundary mass extinctions on Earth. Illustration © by Sergey Krasovskiy/Corbis.

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November 23, 2015 New York City, N.Y. - There was a “double whammy” of global volcanic agitation of Earth 66 million years ago at the same time that a 6-mile-wide outer space chunk of rock or ice slammed into the Gulf of Mexico creating the 12-mile-deep and 112-mile-wide Chicxulub crater that wiped out the dinosaurs.

Even more ancient back to 511 million years ago during the Early-Middle Cambrian, there was the first dramatic reduction in complex multicelluar life on Earth considered to be the first mass extinction. At that time, there were huge volcanic eruptions from the Kalkarindji volcanoes in Northern and Western Australia that covered 2 million square kilometers/ 772,204 square miles with deep lava.

 

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Thermal Imaging of Great Pyramid of Giza Reveals “Impressive Heat Anomaly” On East Side

“The pyramid itself, yeah, it’s incredible that they did it and
it would be great to know how they did it. If there was an internal ramp,
how did it work? Will it tell us anything about how they turned the
corners with the blocks? That would be great to know!”

- John Coleman Darnell, Ph.D., Prof. of Egyptology, Yale University

Thermal imaging of the Great Pyramid of Khufu or Cheops at Giza has revealed anomalies of an estimated 6-degrees-higher temperature in three of the highlighted limestone blocks above on the east side as well as in the upper half of the Great Pyramid. The thermal investigation began October 25, 2015, by the Scan Pyramid project. Additional thermal anomalies have been detected at the pyramid of Khafre as well as the Red and Bent Pyramids at Dahshur. Is there an opening behind these warmer stones? Image courtesy Scan Pyramids.
Thermal imaging of the Great Pyramid of Khufu or Cheops at Giza has revealed anomalies of an estimated 6-degrees-higher temperature in three of the highlighted limestone blocks above on the east side as well as in the upper half of the Great Pyramid. The thermal investigation began October 25, 2015, by the Scan Pyramid project. Additional thermal anomalies have been detected at the pyramid of Khafre as well as the Red and Bent Pyramids at Dahshur. Is there an opening behind these warmer stones? Image courtesy Scan Pyramids.
This thermal scan shows that the temperature of three limestone blocks at ground level on the eastern facing side of the Great Pyramid is elevated by a few degrees, see scale on the right. Researchers say cause could be internal air currents, differences in the limestone or by an opening behind the wall. Thermal image courtesy Scan Pyramids.
This thermal scan shows that the temperature of three limestone blocks at ground level on the eastern facing side of the Great Pyramid is elevated by a few degrees, see scale on the right. Researchers say cause could be internal air currents, differences in the limestone or by an opening behind the wall. Thermal image courtesy Scan Pyramids.

November 20, 2015 New Haven, Connecticut - The Great Pyramid of Giza — also known as the Khufu Pyramid or Cheops (Greek name) — is the oldest and largest of the three big pyramids in the Giza compound outside Cairo, Egypt. Built some 4,560 years ago, the Great Pyramid was the tallest manmade structure in the world for nearly 4,000 years.

 

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