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7/31/2019 The Blue Mountains UFO Research Club Newsletter - June 2012
Vol. 3 Issue No 06
JUNE, 2012.
INSIDE:
 FORBIDDEN FIRE TRAILS.
 UFO REPORTS GLEANED FROM THE INTERNET.

[THE TRANSIT OF VENUS].
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Newsletter of The Blue Mountains UFO Research Club – June, 2012.
Blue Mountains UFO Research Club News. Our meetings are held on the third
Saturday of the month, at the Gilroy residence, 12 Kamillaroi Road, South Katoomba,
from 2pm onwards.
We are situated on the corner of Kamillaroi Road and Ficus Street, and as we always say,
park in Ficus Street where there is safer parking.
PLEASE NO SMOKING ON THE PREMISES.
ALSO, NO LARGE BAGS IN THE CINEMA OR THE HOUSE.
PLEASE NOTE. Please contact us prior to bringing along any new friends interested in
UFOlogy and the mysteries generally. Anyone with any personal experiences involving
UFOs or the ‘unexplained’ are invited to share them with us all.
Contact Information: Phone: 02 4782 3441, Email: randhgilroy44@bigpond.com [or catch our website on
rexgilroy.com or mysteriousaustralia.com].
A plate of food to share for afternoon tea is appreciated.
PROGRAM FOR 17TH JUNE

 Gather in the house for refreshments in the house and UFO chit-chat.
 The meeting begins in cinema with any UFO reports or other UFO-related news from members.
 Report on recent Skywatches at Katoomba and Leura.
 DVD presentation on UFO subject.
 Break for tea and cakes and more UFO chit-chat.
 Return to the cinema for more DVD UFO documentaries.
 Other surprises.
 If the weather behaves itself there will be a Skywatch on the nearby Narrow Neck Plateau at the
usual location once it gets dark. [Don’t forget - warm clothing is a necessity [the weather lately
has been very COLD at night] and bring a torch and binoculars.
If any members have ideas for other likely Skywatch locations for our Club we would like to hear
about them.
If anyone has material or an article to place in either “Mysterious

Australia” or “The Blue Mountains UFO Research Club” newsletters
please feel free to forward it to us by the second Saturday of the month.
 If any members have ideas for other likely Skywatch locations for
our Club we would like to hear about them.
Rex and Heather Gilroy, Australia’s top UFO

and ‘Unexplained’ Myste ries Research team.
Photo copyright © Rex Gilroy 2012 .
If any member has material or an article to place in either “Mysterious

Australia” or “The Blue Mountains UFO Research Club” newsletters please feel free to forward it to us by
the second Saturday of the month.
To assist with the costs involved in producing these newsletters a gold coin donation is requested.
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FORBIDDEN FIRE TRAILS.

Rex Gilroy.
Copyright © Rex Gilroy.
As the publication of the Gilroy’s latest UFO book, “The Energy Beings – UFO Abductions from Beyond
Time” draws near it is coming at the same time as an increasing number of UFO sightings across the Blue
Mountains and District heralds
Megalong, Burragorang another UFO
and Wollondilly ‘flap’.
Valleys Sightings
over the by campers
past month or so haveatbeen
night around
on the rise. the Grose,
North of the Grose Valley lies the vast Wollemi National Park, long steeped in UFO incidents and
once again the scene of increased sightings.
On the night of Friday 25 th May together with Dave Thomas and Ian Gilchrist I held a Skywatch out
on Narrow Neck Plateau. Nothing stirred from the underground base across the Burragorang and Megalong
Valleys. Then about 10pm as we were about to leave due to increasing cold, a bright, gold-glowing craft
suddenly appeared, moving at great speed across the sky from north to south on an horizontal course, to
disappear over the ranges to the south.
The following night, after our UFO Club meeting we three braved the elements in the form of a
heavy gale, to go out in Dave’s 4-wheel drive to Mt Hay north of Leura along the rough fire trail to the car
park just Skywatch
had, our south of Grose Valley. A beautiful
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blew be
off my feet. In any case I was blown across the car park, my beanie disappearing off my head into bushes
where it was soon retrieved! We held out with hot coffee and snacks as long as we could before we left, but
this is a good place for a Skywatch, if the powers that be do not block the area off to the general public which
now brings me to the subject of this article…
Back on the evening of Saturday 17 th September 2011 following our monthly UFO Club meeting our
usual Skywatch was held out on the ‘knoll’ at Narrow Neck Plateau, which gives a good view of Megalong
Valley to the immediate west and the Jamieson/Burragorang Valleys to the south.
The time was 6.50pm on a clear night when in the presence of Dave Thomas, Ian Gilchrist and
others, I drew everyone’s attention to a bright glow that suddenly manifested itself from the Cedar Creek
gully on before
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to a section of the Burragorang underground Space Base thereabouts, from where craft have been seen to
emerge at night!
That same week other people saw mystery glowing objects rising up out of widely-scattered areas of
Burragorang Valley beyond the backwaters of Lake Burragorang, and also flying over Warragamba Dam to
the east late at night.
Following these sightings it is strange that many fire trails east of Wentworth Falls leading to, or
coming close to the dam and backwaters into Lake Burragorang, including Kings Tableland Road about the
halfway point before it reaches the lookouts were shut down to public vehicles and hiker/camper groups, for
up to a few days!
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to fly into
around the fringes of this particular region of the Grose Valley and a large ‘saucer nest’ impression still exists
after many years in the scrub between Blackheath and Mt
Victoria to show that Unidentified Flying Objects incidents
hereabouts are by no means new.
The saucer nest out along a Blackheath fire trail.

Photo copyright © Rex Gilroy 2012.
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Yet lately either the National Parks and

Wildlife Service, Water Board or Blue Mountains
City Council have been systematically shutting
down these trails, either to public vehicles and
even hikers on various pretexts such as the ruining
of the trails by excessive 4-wheel drive vehicles
[true], or because of ‘bushfire danger’ when it is
obvious that there is none!
Typical type of damage caused to fire trails by the

activities of numerous 4-wheel drive vehicles.
Other fire trails leading to isolated

bushland areas not necessarily on the fringes of the Grose or Burragorang Valleys, until recently open to
vehicle access, have suddenly been closed to the public
with locked gates, as if to make hikes to favourite
locations much longer for hikers and campers and
camping is banned.
Heather and I have been in the habit of driving to
Blackheath, where at a fire trail that passes the old closed
down garbage tip, I have enjoyed walking our dog Andy
some distance to the National Park gate and back. This
trail continues beyond the locked gate out to the Hanging
Rock formation overlooking Grose Valley [and an area
known for UFO disappearances]. Now, within the last
couple of weeks of writing this article, a locked gate
opposite the old garbage tip prevents us driving a short
distance further to a favourite parking spot. The sudden
appearance of this gate parallels other such blockages across the Blue Mountains.
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Indeed for some time now the Green Party–controlled City Council/National Parks
‘environmentalists’ have had a law that only hiking/camping groups no larger than six people are allowed into
the Grose Valley. Various bush trials leading into remote valley bushlands in areas throughout the Blue
Mountains once well-worn and popular, are either being closed for ‘safety’ reasons, or the public discouraged
one way or another from using them, while others have long become overgrown through disuse. It is
interesting that all these tracks lead into areas where either UFO activity is on
occasions frequent, or strange sounds are to be heard coming from beneath
the forest soil in remote regions!
The fact is that the Blue Mountains are being ‘shut down’ with people
either outright forbidden to enter some areas or else discouraged from doing
so.
Why the necessity for hidden security cameras along bush tracks and
fire trails into certain areas; and this includes the Mt Hay Road as Dave
Thomas has lately pointed out?
A locked gate to the Blue Mountains National Park at

Blackheath complete with surveillance camera.
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South of the Burragorang lies the equally vast Wollondilly Valley accessed on its eastern side from
Bowral.
For some years now there has been a ‘farming
community’ in that valley at its southern end, accessed by a
permanently locked gate. As darkness falls no house lights
appear and day or night there
are no signs of human
activity. Occasionally a
vehicle will enter the valley
and an observer with
binoculars from the popular
lookout may see a man get
out at the entrances to each
The isolated farming community in the Wollondilly Valley. house as if to check on them,
then drive off along the winding dirt road to disappear into the far northern side of the valley, presumably to
an underground entrance, or sometimes, up the mountainside to the
gate, which he also checks, and sometimes drives off in the direction
of Wombeyan Caves.
That the ‘village’ is a ‘front’ for underground activities going
on in that valley is obvious. Many mystery craft have been seen to
emerge from the valley depths day and night or land in far off gullies
situated in ‘inaccessible’ regions.
The increasing restrictions to public movement in various
parts of the Blue Mountains, if pinpointed on a map, will show that
these areas lie in UFO-active areas. Few people are lately able to
enter
The winding dirt road in the Wollondilly localities strangely being left off updated maps. Could it have anything
Valley.
Photo copyright © Rex Gilroy 2012. to do with underground base entrances in those regions?
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The American-Australian top secret underground space travel technology centres and city-size living
areas, which parallel surface city and suburb construction have vastly expanded since the years following the
end of the Second World War, and the original purpose for these centres as nuclear weapon development
bases. Some form of contact with an extra-terrestrial civilisation is seen as the reason for the development of
a super-advanced space travel technology there which is far in advance of any current officially known
surface space travel developments on the surface.
It has been known for a long time that secret American FBI, CIA and Australian ASIO agents
connected with Base security are stationed across the Blue Mountains posing as ordinary citizens and that
other agents also live around Sydney. Their jobs concern various security purposes and also to keep any
mention of the existence of these vast complexes out of the media.
There are also agents who regularly leave small ‘doorway’ entrances in valley or gully locations beyond
towns such as Blackheath, Katoomba and lower Blue Mountains sites to visit shopping centres, hotels, clubs
and other popular community meeting places, gathering intelligence and no doubt carrying out investigations
on various “people of interest”. They obviously visit local secret agents here and in Sydney. These men, and
also women represent an entirely separate [underground] world to which we know on the surface. It is a
world whose original purposes have long since been supplanted by a vast, worldwide science-controlled
underground new order free of the dangers of surface life, and aimed at the colonisation of other Earth-like
planets far beyond our own.
Nosey people have been known to vanish in the wilderness areas wherein Base entrances are located,
and the locking out of the general public, the Bases inhabitants and their surface agents believe, will help
ensure their continued top-secret activities. The mystery deepens!
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SOME UFO REPORTS GLEANED

FROM THE INTERNET.
NB. These reports are presented for your perusal and enjoyment and whilst all
care is taken with

taken bytheir presentation
the editor. Please no responsibility
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their authenticity is
EVERYTHING you needed to know about the Transit of Venus.
ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY

"Venus Tablet of Ammisaduqa", a cuneiform clay tablet of astrological forecasts from the Neo-
Assyrian period. Library of Ashurbanipal.
Ancient Indian, Greek, Egyptian, Babylonian, Mayan, and Chinese
observers knew of Venus and recorded the planet's motions. The early
Greek astronomers called Venus by two names —Hesperus the evening
star and Phosphorus the morning star.
Pythagoras is credited with realizing they were the same planet. There is
no evidence that any of these cultures knew of the transits. Venus was
important to ancient American civilizations, in particular for the Maya,
who called it Noh Ek, "the Great Star" or Xux Ek, "the Wasp Star"; they
embodied Venus in the form of the god Kukulkán (also known as or
related to Gukumatz and Quetzalcoatl in other parts of Mexico). In the
Dresden Codex, the Maya charted Venus' full cycle, but despite their
precise knowledge of its course, there is no mention of a transit.
Aside from its rarity, the original scientific interest in observing a transit
of Venus was that it could be used to determine the distance from the
Earth to the Sun and from this the size of the Solar System, by
employing the parallax method and Kepler's third law. The technique
involved making precise observations of the different durations of the
transit when viewed from widely separated points on the Earth's surface.
The distance between the points on the Earth was then used as a
baseline to calculate the distance to Venus and the Sun via triangulation.
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Although by the 17th century astronomers could calculate each planet's relative distance from the Sun in
terms of the distance of the Earth from the Sun (an astronomical unit), an accurate absolute value of this
distance had not been determined. In 1627, Johannes Kepler became the first person to predict a transit of
Venus, by predicting the 1631 event. His methods were not sufficiently accurate to predict that the transit
would not be visible in most of Europe, and as a consequence, nobody was able to use his prediction to
observe the phenomenon.
1639 – First scientific observation
Jeremiah Horrocks makes the first observation of the transit of Venus in 1639, as imagined by the artist J. W.
Lavender in 1903.
The first recorded observation of a transit of Venus was made by Jeremiah Horrocks from his home at Carr
House in Much Hoole, near Preston in England, on 4 December 1639 (24 November under the Julian
calendar then in use in England). His friend, William Crabtree, also observed this transit from Broughton,
near Manchester.
Kepler had predicted transits in 1631 and 1761 and a near miss in 1639. Horrocks corrected Kepler's
calculation for the orbit of Venus, realized that transits of Venus would occur in pairs 8 years apart, and so
predicted the transit in 1639.
Although he was uncertain of the exact time, he calculated that the transit was to begin at approximately 3:00
pm. Horrocks focused the image of the Sun through a simple telescope onto a piece of paper, where the
image could be safely observed. After observing for most of the day, he was lucky to see the transit as clouds
obscuring the Sun cleared at about 3:15 pm, just half an hour before sunset. Horrocks' observations allowed
him to make a well-informed guess as to the size of Venus, as well as to make an estimate of the distance
between the Earth and the Sun. He estimated that distance to be 59.4 million miles (95.6 Gm, 0.639 AU) –
about two thirds of the actual distance of 93 million miles (149.6 million km), but a more accurate figure than
any suggested up to that time. The observations were not published until 1661, well after Horrocks' death.
1761 and 1769
In 1663 Scottish mathematician James Gregory had suggested in his Optica Promota that observations of a
transit of the planet Mercury, at widely spaced points on the surface of the Earth, could be used to calculate
the solar parallax and hence the astronomical unit. Aware of this, a young Edmond Halley made observations
of such a transit in 1676 from Saint Helena, but was disappointed to find that there had been only one other
observation of the event and was not satisfied that the resulting calculation of the solar parallax at 45" was
accurate. In a paper published in 1691, and a more refined one in 1716, he proposed that more accurate
calculations could be made using measurements of a transit of Venus, although the next such event was not
due until 1761.
Halley died in 1742, but in 1761 numerous expeditions were made to various parts of the world so that
precise observations of the transit could be made in order to make the calculations as described by Halley —
an early example of international scientific collaboration. In an attempt to observe the first transit of the pair,
scientists and explorers from Britain, Austria and France travelled to destinations around the world, including
Siberia, Norway, Newfoundland and Madagascar.
Most managed to observe at least part of the transit, but successful observations were made in particular by
Jeremiah Dixon and Charles Mason at the Cape of Good Hope.
On the basis of his observation of the transit of Venus of 1761 from the Saint Petersburg Observatory,
Mikhail Lomonosov predicted the existence of an atmosphere on Venus. Lomonosov detected the refraction
of solar rays while observing the transit and inferred that only refraction through an atmosphere could
explain the appearance of a light ring around the part of Venus that had not yet come into contact with the
Sun's disk during the initial phase of transit.
For the 1769 transit, scientists traveled to Hudson Bay (Canada), San José del Cabo (Baja California, then
under Spanish control), Tahiti,[23] and Norway. The Czech astronomer Christian Mayer was invited by
Catherine the Great to observe the transit in Saint Petersburg with Anders Johan Lexell, while other members
of Russian Academy of Sciences went to eight other locations in the Russian Empire.
In Philadelphia, the American Philosophical Society erected three temporary observatories and appointed a
committee, of which David Rittenhouse was the head. The results of these observations were printed in the
first volume of the Society's Transactions, published in 1771.
Observations were also made from Tahiti at a location still known as "Point Venus".
This occurred on the first voyage of James Cook, after which Cook explored New Zealand and Australia.
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The "black drop effect" as recorded during the 1769 transit

of Venus from Degania A, Israel, 2004
The unfortunate Guillaume Le Gentil spent eight years travelling in an attempt to observe either of the
transits. His unsuccessful journey led to him losing his wife and possessions and being declared dead (his
efforts became the basis of the play Transit of Venus by Maureen Hunter).
Unfortunately, it was impossible to time the exact moment of the start and end of the transit because of the
phenomenon known as the "black drop effect". This effect was long thought to be due to Venus' thick
atmosphere, and initially it was held to be the first real evidence that Venus had an atmosphere. However,
recent studies demonstrate that it is an optical effect caused by the smearing of the image of Venus by
turbulence in the Earth's atmosphere or imperfections in the viewing apparatus.
In 1771, using the combined 1761 and 1769 transit data, the French astronomer Jérôme Lalande calculated
the astronomical unit to have a value of 153 million kilometers (±1 million km). The precision was less than
had been hoped for because of the black drop effect, but still a considerable improvement on Horrocks'
calculations.
1874 and 1882
Transit observations in 1874 and 1882 allowed this value to be refined further. Several expeditions were sent
to the Kerguelen Archipelago for the 1874 observations. The American astronomer Simon Newcomb
combined the data from the last four transits, and he arrived at a value of about 149.59 million kilometers
(±0.31 million kilometers). Modern techniques, such as the use of radio telemetry from space probes, and of
radar measurements of the distances to planets and asteroids in the Solar System, have allowed a reasonably
accurate value for the astronomical unit (AU) to be calculated to a precision of about ±30 meters. As a result,
the need for parallax calculations has been superseded.
2004 and 2012
A number of scientific organizations headed by the European
Southern Observatory (ESO) organized a network of amateur
astronomers and students to measure Earth's distance from the Sun
during the transit.[30] The participants' observations allowed a
calculation of the astronomical unit (AU) of 149 608 708 km ± 11
835 km which had only a 0.007% difference to the accepted value.
There was a good deal of interest in the 2004 transit as scientists
attempted to measure the pattern of light dimming as Venus
blocked out some of the Sun's light, in order to refine techniques
that they hope to use in searching for extra-solar planets.
Current methods of looking for planets orbiting other stars only
work for a few cases: planets that are very large (Jupiter-like, not Earth-like), whose gravity is strong enough
to wobble the star sufficiently for us to detect changes in proper motion or Doppler shift changes in radial
velocity; Jupiter or Neptune sized planets very close to their parent star whose transit causes changes in the
luminosity of the star; or planets which pass in front of background stars with the planet-parent star
separation comparable to the Einstein ring and cause gravitational microlensing.
Measuring light intensity during the course of a transit, as the planet blocks out some of the light, is
potentially much more sensitive, and might be used to find smaller planets. However, extremely precise
measurement is needed: for example, the transit of Venus causes the Sun's light to drop by a mere 0.001
magnitude, and the dimming produced by small extra-solar planets will be similarly tiny.
The 2012 transit provided scientists numerous research opportunities as well, in particular in regard to the
study of exoplanets. Research of the 2012 Venus transit includes:
 Measuring dips in a star's brightness caused by a known planet transiting the Sun will help
astronomers find exoplanets. Unlike the 2004 Venus transit, the 2012 transit occurred during an
active phase of the 11-year activity cycle of the Sun, and it is likely to give astronomers practice in
picking up a planet's signal around a "spotty" variable star.
 Measurements made of the apparent diameter of Venus during the transit, and comparison with its
known diameter, will give scientists an idea of how to estimate exoplanet sizes.
 Observation made of the atmosphere of Venus simultaneously from Earth-based telescopes and from
the Venus Express gives scientists a better opportunity to understand the intermediate level of Venus'
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atmosphere than is possible from either viewpoint alone. This will provide new information about the
climate of the planet.
 Spectrographic data taken of the well-known atmosphere of Venus will be compared to studies of
exoplanets whose atmospheres are thus far unknown.
 The Hubble Space Telescope used the Moon as a mirror to study the light that bounces off Venus to
determine the makeup of its atmosphere. This technique could also be used to study exoplanets .
Past and future transits

Currently, transits occur only in June or December and the occurrence of these events slowly drifts becoming
later in the year by about two days every 243-year cycle. Transits usually occur in pairs, on nearly the same
date eight years apart. This is because the length of eight Earth years is almost the same as 13 years on Venus,
so every eight years the planets are in roughly the same relative positions. This approximate conjunction
usually results in a pair of transits, but it is not precise enough to produce a triplet, since Venus arrives 22
hours earlier each time.
The last transit not to be part of a pair was in 1396. The next will be in 3089; in 2854 (the second of the
2846/2854 pair), although Venus will just miss the Sun as seen from the Earth's equator, a partial transit will
be visible from some parts of the southern hemisphere.
On Tuesday/Wednesday June 5/6, Earth will have the best seat — the only seat — for a great show: the
Transit of Venus across the face of the Sun. This is a relatively rare event, and the next one won’t happen
until December 10, 2117, so I’m guessing this will be the last time you’ll be able to see it.
What Is the Transit?

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/imagegallery/image_feature_184.html
A transit is when one object in the sky passes in front of another. In this case, we’ll see Venus move across
the Sun’s face. Think of it as a mini-eclipse.
Venus orbits the Sun closer in than we do, taking about 225 days to circle it once. We don’t see a transit every
time, though, because its orbit is tilted slightly (by about 3°) to the Earth’s, so most of the time it passes near
the Sun, but misses it*. Only when the planets align just right do we see an actual transit.
The geometry works out in a funny way. Transits come in pairs 8 years between events, but each pair is
separated from the next two by more than a century. The last pair was 1874/1882. The next transit after that
was in 2004. Now we have the second of our current pair, and then the next two won’t be until 2117/2125!
Historically, the transit was used to measure the size of the solar system. In the 1600s, the distances to the
planets were only known in units of the Earth’s orbit. So Venus was 0.7 times as far from the Sun as Earth,
and Jupiter was 5 times as far. But the actual size of Earth’s orbit wasn’t known! Before we had space probes
and radar (which we can use to bounce signals off planets and measure their distance directly) it was hoped
the transit of Venus would allow it to be measured. It worked, but the details are pretty cool and well worth a
read.
Even in modern times, transits are useful. We look for planets orbiting other stars using a similar method,
watching for a dip in the light as the planet blocks the star. To help refine this method, astronomers will use
Hubble (!) to look at the Moon (!) — since the Moon is lit by the Sun, the tiny drop in sunlight during the
transit should dim the Moon a bit. They’re actually hoping to see if they can detect Venus’s atmosphere too , since
that will affect how the light gets to the Moon from the Sun. Amazing.
Interestingly, as seen from Saturn in December 2012, Venus will transit the Sun as well, and astronomers are
hoping to use Cassini to see if they can detect it. Also, in 2014, Earth will transit the Sun as seen from Jupiter!
Hubble may be used to observe Jupiter at that time to see if it can be detected as well
*
[Actually, because the Earth is moving around the Sun as well, after one complete orbit Venus still has to "catch up" to the
Earth to line up with the Sun again. That's called the synodic period, and it takes about 584 days. Still, the tilt of Venus's
orbit means it doesn't always cross the Sun directly every synodic orbit.]
The Sun is 115 times wider than Venus, but Venus is much closer to us than the Sun is (about 42 million km
versus 150 million — 25 versus 93 million miles). Because of that, Venus will look to be about 1/30th the
Suns diameter, just big enough to see as a tiny disk by eye
The Sun probably will have sunspots visible during the transit, but Venus will be darker and rounder than
they are.
Again though the image may not be sharp enough to let you see Venus.
After Venus – there will also be a transit of Mercury in 2016.
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Earth will have the best seat — the only seat — for a great show: the Transit of Venus across the face of the
Sun.” — Surely there are transits visible on other planets, if anyone were there to see them. Wouldn’t Transits
of Earth (and Venus) occur on Mars (obviously at different times).
In non-news, an Earth-mass planet, tentatively named Sol c, will be discovered transiting the nearby star
of Sol at a distance between 0.5 and 1.0AU. Analysis of absorption spectra will indicate carbon dioxide and
nitrogen in the atmosphere. As the planet lies within the Goldilocks zone, the presence of atmospheric
organic
Venus –compounds
the two are and the Earth-like
virtually mass
twin planets andraise exciting
Venus possibilities
probably for life
started out veryon this planet.
much like Earth with oceans
and maybe even primitive life before the rising solar luminosity created a runaway greenhouse effect.
So put Earth where Venus is and it would ultimately end up almost exactly like Venus – which has a surface
temperature of 480 degrees Celsius or 860 Fahrenheit* – and where’re eventually heading in that direction as
our Sun slowly brightens over hundreds of millions of years. Before our Sun quite becomes a red giant or, I
think, even a yellow sub-giant, Earth will no longer be habitable and will closely resemble our hellish sister
planet.
Mind you, when Earth becomes like Venus I hate to think what Venus itself will be like!
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Strange New UFO Found on Google Sky

May 07, 2012 04:01 PM EDT
An intrepid UFO hunter, with his eyes peeled on Google Sky, has spotted a strange, gigantic, disc-shaped
object which defies conventional explanation. What is it?
The object, spotted by YouTuber planetkrejci, is circular and a mottled greenish-hue. Looking more like
something out of a Hollywood movie than any known spacecraft, this and other anomalies found on the
popular software app have yet to be explained convincingly.
Can it be just a glitch? Why are these objects so strangely shaped and colored? Is someone hoaxing Google?
Is that technically possible?
No matter the explanation, it's one of the most interesting mysteries to hit the paranormal community in a
while. Is it possible that thee are real spacecraft built by another civilization?
If so, it would be the greatest story of all time. Hopefully, some imaging experts will start investigating these
UFO sightings and come up with a theory that makes sense.
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UFO Sighting on30 May, 2012

Is it a UFO? Flying objects spotted hovering over Tom Ugly's Bridge Marina Sydney's reputation for being a
great place to visit has clearly spread to the stars, with four unidentified
flying objects spotted hovering over the city's suburbs on Monday
afternoon. A photograph capturing the four UFO's - which witnesses said
hovered in the same spot for more than 10 minutes before simply
disappearing - was snapped from Tom Ugly's Bridge Marina just before
5pm.
Photographer Ivan Mikkelsen, from nearby Sylvania Waters, said he first
noticed the objects through a window on his boat before stepping outside
to confirm the unusual objects weren't simply a reflection or a trick of the
light.
"We just looked up and they were there. They were just sort of
hovering there,'' Mr Mikkelsen said.
"They were quite high in the air, which is why I thought they might be
aeroplanes at first, but they weren't, they didn't move.''
He said about five people at the marina paused to watch the stationary
objects as they glowed over the city's west before they simply disappeared as quickly as they came.
"They just blinked and disappeared, whooshka, they were gone, '' Mr Mikkelsen said.
"I'm a bit sceptical, but it wasn't a reflection, it wasn't laser beams, it wasn't anything else.''
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A spokesman for Airservices Australia, which managed aviation traffic, said they had not had any reports of
unusual objects on Monday afternoon.
"We have had no reports of any unidentified flying object activity over the greater Sydney area
on Monday evening,'' he said.
"However, at just before 5pm on Monday, there were a number of commercial aircraft
operating.''
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Please Note:
Our next meeting will be our NEXT will be held on SATURDAY 21ST JULY, 2012 same time, same
place – 12 Kamillaroi Road, Katoomba.
Our previous meeting was a huge success and we look forward to seeing you at our next one.
There should be some good Skywatches ahead of us up here at Katoomba weather permitting.
Meanwhile, there is a lot happening ‘up there’ at present so -
Until our next meeting –
Watch the Skies!

Rex and HeatherP
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7/31/2019 The Blue Mountains UFO Research Club Newsletter - June 2012

 UFO REPORTS GLEANED FROM THE INTERNET.

PROGRAM FOR 17TH JUNE

If anyone has material or an article to place in either “Mysterious

Rex and Heather Gilroy, Australia’s top UFO

If any member has material or an article to place in either “Mysterious

FORBIDDEN FIRE TRAILS.

and outTowards the western

The saucer nest out along a Blackheath fire trail.

Yet lately either the National Parks and

Typical type of damage caused to fire trails by the

Other fire trails leading to isolated

A locked gate to the Blue Mountains National Park at

SOME UFO REPORTS GLEANED

care is taken with

EVERYTHING you needed to know about the Transit of Venus.

ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY

The "black drop effect" as recorded during the 1769 transit

Past and future transits

What Is the Transit?

Strange New UFO Found on Google Sky

UFO Sighting on30 May, 2012

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