UFO's Exist and the US Has Anti-Gravity!!!

Published on July 17, 2005 By joeKnowledge In WinCustomize Talk

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Its true... I didn't say it!

(If this thread get mysteriuosly disappeared, you'll know why)

Comments (Page 4)

Cynder-Elluh

on Jan 13, 2006

Got my labels 24 hours ago

very good, now maybe things will work out to your benefit!

starkers

on Jan 14, 2006

Space travel appeals to me greatly, but I doubt that I'd wanna go to one planet in particular....cos if ya got an itch on Uranus, you'd not be able to scratch it too well thru yer space suit.

Iben

on Feb 06, 2006

~
We may argue over who discovered the new world first.
But,
The universe is still up for grabs.
At least here on earth it is.
~

Iben

on Apr 19, 2006

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4/12/06 9:06 AM
Skynet becomes self aware.
~

aimzzz

on Apr 19, 2006

4/12/06

Now you tell us...

Cynder-Elluh

on Apr 20, 2006

"SKYNET"
FYI, and because you should know....
http://www.goingfaster.com/term2029/skynet.html {worth a good read}

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CONTROLLED NETWORK DEFENSE COMPUTER SYSTEM
Recent breakthroughs in advanced microchip design and computer processing power were the impetus that led to America’s first military grade neural net based artificial intelligence, SKYNET.
The SKYNET project was constructed in the mid 1990’s and would interface and coordinate all of America’s strategic arsenal into one cohesive command structure.
The SKYNET project was located well below the surface of Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado; the original home of the North American Defense (NORAD) Command.
SKYNET would integrate with and ultimately supersede all NORAD authority and administration. The project took five and a half years to complete (1991 to 1997), displaced over two hundred thousand tons of rock hewn from the inner mountain, included over a million miles of fiber optic cable, and had an expenditure of almost a hundred billion dollars. A full time staff of six hundred and eighty-five personnel were on hand to monitor and guide SKYNET once it came online and to handle the various and sundry aspects that the artificial intelligence could not.
SKYNET’s integral components were designed to be shielded by several hundred feet of solid natural rock at the heart of the mountain, its central processing core rested on a hydraulically stabilized mount which could withstand the seismic shock and pressure of a seventy-five megaton direct hit against the mountain surface.
Backup and redundant systems were constructed in triplicate, running in non-parallel fashion to prevent multiple systems from being lost to a single first strike or follow up strikes. SKYNET was hardened and shielded against all forms of radiation and its next generation fiber optic processing made it immune to the threat of EMP. The central processing core was self healing, with multiple logic fortresses and data survival bunkers. The entire system could suffer up to 90% operating capacity loss through software failure and up to 70% hardware failure and still recover. Satellite links allowed SKYNET to upload its data to orbital assets, thereby offering terrestrial and near orbit recovery capacity in the event of system failure or damage from attack.
Two General Electric Model 12AA 500 megawatt throughput nuclear fusion reactors (total power production rated at one gigawatt) were also constructed deep underground, in hollowed out caverns which were artificially reinforced and component armored, to keep SKYNET supplied with enough power to operate as well as to provide energy for the newly installed ground and internal defense grids which protected the computer as well as the complex itself. A vast underground natural spring was tapped into by the Army Corps of Engineers to provide not only the raw material for fuel, the cooling needed for the hydrogen distillery plant and the reactors, but also to provide the base with a supply of fresh water that would be unaffected by any conceivable nuclear exchange. With the two General Electric nuclear fusion reactors online, power was not a concern, even given SKYNET’s planned upgrades and the continuation of the development of the installation.
SKYNET had been built with a sense of conservation applied to its overall programming. it was a miser, using the bare minimum assets required to do the job right the first time, conserving its assets and using them in the most efficient manner possible. This was the first hint that the computer had been built to think long term, to think proactively rather than reactively. SKYNET was intended to play a global game of political power, and to stay one step ahead of America’s enemies, to counter their moves before they even made them, and to always stand vigilant in defense of not only the mainland, but America’s allies as well. To that end, SKYNET was designed and prepared to integrate fluidly and flawlessly with attendant pseudo-super processor arrays in friendly NATO countries. SKYNET could extend itself, casting an image of its awareness, into these foreign arrays to coordinate NATO defense not only locally, but regionally and even globally. SKYNET could partition itself as needed, subdividing its processing power as required.

Cynder-Elluh

on Apr 20, 2006

Now you tell us...

Read post #51..
Just sharing the info and link with you! FYI!

starkers

on Apr 20, 2006

"SKYNET"
FYI, and because you should know....

cos the scenario in 'Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines' might'nt be so far fetched after all.

When your household appliances start going haywire: ie, dishwashers doing vaccuum cleaning and vaccuum cleaners are refrigerating, you'll know something's going on deep within the bowels of Cheyenne Mountain

BTW...thanks for the link. Cynder's, it's a very interesting read indeed.

Iben

on Jun 11, 2006

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Post 51 is very interesting Cynder-Elluh.

Cynder-Elluh

on Jun 11, 2006

I thought so!
I loved reading the article and did some reserched based on the article.

Mrrste

on Jun 11, 2006

Hmmm a UFOlogist that finds information in government databases that they all think is there. A computer hacker looking for information and didnt print one page of what he found! Sounds a bit too much like "I've been caught, i might as well make up a story so i dont look stupid" to me

seldomseen

on Jun 11, 2006

(If this thread get mysteriuosly disappeared, you'll know why)

I seen 'em, I did.

starkers

on Jun 12, 2006

I seen 'em, I did.

Of course you did, Seldomseen...of course you did!! But don't crow about it too loudly, however, or the gov't will try to convince you they were out of control weather balloons doing mach 10 across your night skies. And if you're too stubborn about it, they'll hypnotise you into believing it was a squadron of old 'Tiger Moths' practising for an air show.

The U.K. Gov't released a paper earlier in the year admitting to UFO's, but it fell short of addmitting to them being of exrta-terrestial origin.....suggesting that sightings of metallic objects doing abnornal speeds and un-natural aerial acrobatics were natural phenomena.....

And then there was Chris Carter of 'X Files' fame. Sure, it was produced for the entertainment value, but he also wanted to get across that the FBI, CIA and other gov't agencies are bullshit artists....conspirators of the highest degree to hide their dirty little secrets.

So there...Will Smith's Men in Black mightn't be so far fetched after all...gov't agencies and aliens working hand in hand

seldomseen

on Jun 12, 2006

The U.K. Gov't released a paper earlier in the year admitting to UFO's, but it fell short of addmitting to them being of exrta-terrestial origin

Link

So THERE! See?

lgspence

on Jun 12, 2006

LOL...

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