NASA has set a firm Feb. 7 launch date for the space shuttle Endeavour to deliver a brand-new room and observation portal to the International Space Station.

International Space Station – NASA – Space Shuttle Endeavour – Space – Technology

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MUFON witness statement (unedited): Bogota, Colombia – 12/27/09 – I was with my family in a vacation center in a touristic town called Melgar in the department of Tolima in Colombia, in which there is also a Colombian Air Force base, called Tolemaida, we were going out of our cabin to a pool after noon when my cousin looked at the sky and saw a brilliant dot, and, at first joking, he said “look, a UFO” then we all looked at the sky and saw this first brilliant dot, after that we noticed it was not alone, there were at least 3 more objects, for a total of 4 simultaneous objects, at first we thought of then as balloons, but this idea was soon controverted because each object moved independently from each other or the presumed direction of the wind, they made formations, triangles, lines and one of the objects seemed to change its color from white to red and back to white, at a certain point during the observation we noticed up to 5 simultaneous objects, we were not frightened at all, but we were curious about what was happening and what made this so interesting, is that a similar phenomenon was observed in Bogota that was reported by several media. I was with my photo camera and as we observed I took some photos of the objects, unfortunately we I could not take a photograph were simultaneous objects were observed, because they looked white and made not so much contrast with … read full article

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29 July 2009 www.allnewsweb.com “The mighty sight of an inter-galactic Axthadan spaceship that led even the heavens to roar ‘Oh Wheel” Michael Cohen m.cohen@allnewsweb.com Can it be confirmedly said that ‘we are not alone’ and nine Chinese students have the proof on film? The UFO that was reported by All News Web on 25 July 2009 ( www.allnewsweb.com ) and seen by 22 students in the city of Deqing in China during a rooftop observation of the solar eclipse has been hailed by that nations …

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Two options could be training but also could be UFO balloons or small flashlights aerostatic of which are released at Christmas to the heavens, according to the customs of different countries. Twelve unidentified flying objects (UFO) was spotted in southern England, according to several testimonies known. The observation was made in the area of Basingstoke in Hampshire and joins a series of similar events in recent times in Britain. The witnesses claimed they saw a “fleet” to Local 2240 on …

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We now have another report that they have found water on the moon. Not just a small water, but a lot. NASA spokesmen used the term, “significant,” when describing the water content.

This discovery came about when the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, intentionally crashed October 9 into the permanently shadowed region of Cabeus crater near the moon’s south pole.

After the bombing, a rocket flew through the aftermath of the event, and measured the water content. Other data was also collected during the 79 million dollar mission.

“The discovery opens a new chapter in our understanding of the moon,” the space agency said in a written statement shortly after a recent briefing.

The new chapter alluded to is a space station on the moon. Now, here is the question – Do we need a space station at the moon, and are these huge ticket missions worth the huge price we tax payers render? Weigh in, and tell us what you reckon.

Next: A Space Station on the Moon? originally appeared on About.com UFOs / Aliens on Monday, November 16th, 2009 at 01:15:39.

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Update: If you care to, you can watch the video of this event at Youtube, but I will warn you, it’s kind of like watching paint dry.

Unless you have been hidden under a moon rock lately, you have heard about NASA crashing a rocket and a satellite on the moon in an attempt to evaluate just how much water is on the moon’s surface.

Early this morning the experiment was deemed a success with the announcement that enough moon dust was scattered to make a firm determination of water on the surface.

“We have the data we need to really address the questions we set out to address,” said Anthony Colaprete, principal investigator for the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, mission.

Check it all out at NASA’s Strike on the Moon. Leave any comments that you wish.

A Strike on the Moon – Updated originally appeared on About.com UFOs / Aliens on Friday, October 9th, 2009 at 17:25:35.

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NASA has selected the crater Cabeus, near the moons South Pole, as the spot where it will search for water on the moon. The crater is the optimal target for the impacts of the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS, and its spent Centaur rocket, in the early morning hours of October 9, 2009. For more information:

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