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"February 20, 1962: John Glenn, piloting his Mercury capsule, saw three objects follow him and then overtake him at varying speeds."

Actually, the above account is authentic but misleading when, as in its publication in [1] it is not followed by the remainder of Glenn's account of Glenn. He continues [2] by stating that the objects become very numerous, moved very slowly, resembled fireflies, had the apparent size of stars and are particularly illuminated by the setting sun. NASA suspected later than they are particles coming from the capsule itself. This was later clearly established during following spaceflights, and particularly when Carpenter on board Mercury 7 [3]: accidentally hitting the capsule's wall, he inadvertently started the take-off of the same fireflies. Thereafter other astronauts would do this for fun.

this last sentence cracked me up

Stuff like this makes me think that 'Little' means Doolittle...

"Gen. Doolittle, Vandenberg's UFO point man during the 1946 European ghost rocket phenomenon and possibly also in charge of the Foo Fighter investigation for Truman during WWII, also showed up on July 9 in a lengthy meeting with Vandenberg and Army Chief of Staff Eisenhower along with AAF Secretary Symington and Gen. Norstad, AAF Director of Plans and Operations. Immediately afterwards was a meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Was this a social gathering or something else?"

clue says "cold war beginning" NOT cold war era....a.k.a. middle to late 40's NOT 60's.

Incidently, the sightings in '46 are said to be the start of the modern UFO era.

roswellproof.homestead.com...

[edit on 21-8-2006 by Freenrgy2]

Hey guys, in your searches of the Battle of LA did you come up with a name of C. Scott Littleton? He was supposedly a witness of the UFO? that was fired upon in 1941 that crashed supposedly near San Diego.....LINK

He is a Professor Emeritus of Anthropology from Occidental College who got his interest to reasearch the mythological dimensions of the UFO phenomenom after seeing this incident first hand.....

Also, if you use the capital letters from the clue P S L, you get Professor Scott Littleton.......probably just dumb luck.....

I have tried quite a few words with no advance though, mabey someone else will have better luck....

[edit on 21-8-2006 by downintheupside]

hey down,

I looked into the BAttle of LA and never could find a lead.

Frustrating

Originally posted by Freenrgy2
Stuff like this makes me think that 'Little' means Doolittle...

"Gen. Doolittle, Vandenberg's UFO point man during the 1946 European ghost rocket phenomenon and possibly also in charge of the Foo Fighter investigation for Truman during WWII, also showed up on July 9 in a lengthy meeting with Vandenberg and Army Chief of Staff Eisenhower along with AAF Secretary Symington and Gen. Norstad, AAF Director of Plans and Operations. Immediately afterwards was a meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Was this a social gathering or something else?"


[edit on 21-8-2006 by Freenrgy2]

you're prolly right, it's just that I've been thru so much Doolittle stuff,
I'm just startin' to shoot in the dark.

Originally posted by downintheupside
Hey guys, in your searches of the Battle of LA did you come up with a name of C. Scott Littleton? He was supposedly a witness of the UFO? that was fired upon in 1941 that crashed supposedly near San Diego.....LINK

He is a Professor Emeritus of Anthropology from Occidental College who got his interest to reasearch the mythological dimensions of the UFO phenomenom after seeing this incident first hand.....

Also, if you use the capital letters from the clue P S L, you get Professor Scott Littleton.......probably just dumb luck.....

I have tried quite a few words with no advance though, mabey someone else will have better luck....

[edit on 21-8-2006 by downintheupside]

See, this would seem plausible if not for the fact that the clue seems to narrow it down to the beginning of the cold war. And if you go by what the majority of what folks say, the cold war started around 1945 - 1947. So, if this event happened in '42, then I'm thinking that it isn't a contender.

Roswell is the obvious answer for the clues given. But what are we supposed to be inputing?

Then there was the Mt. Rainier siting just before that where the term flying saucer was coined.

I have pretty much limited it to these two events.

Check out this excellent resource....

www.project1947.com...

I think we will be looking at a time line close to 1985, if this thing happened at the beginning of the cold war.

Ummmm Cold war 1945-mid 90's???

Oh, i was looking at the wrong thing, when things cooled off. As soon as i saw a date i stopped reading, i'm very lazy.

Anyone see this article from Rense? www.rense.com...

It basically talksabout an operation called highjump led by Admiral Richard E. Byrd into Antarctica in search of "Coal Deposits". In actuality they were searching for a working propulsion engine the germans recovered from a downed craft. We have reverse engineered the aircrafts body from the roswell crash but could not the engine, the germans reverse engineered the engine from the bavrian saucer crash of 1938 but could not the body of the craft......Located at a german base in Antarctica, where they are also in cohoots with the Aryan extraterrestrials believed to be helping them rebuild the craft.

Interesting read, but long....

Bollocks.

We've been exploring Doolittle, Mount Raineir, Roswell, Majestic-12, Greenland, Dan Smith, Jacques Vallee, Gordon Cooper, Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and all manner of crap ad nauseum. We are missing a clue somewhere. What is it?!

"beginning cold war"
--seems to place it between June '45 and whenever.

"no Project"
--seems to place it between June '45 and autumn '47.

"no Soviets"
--whatever.

"but Little"
--Wha...?!

We've exhausted all avenues. Have we? What the @#$% are the dots we're not connecting? Something that's been discussed more than thrice on ATS.

Hmmmm.

Let's think, Peeple!!!


And where's Mech23 when ya need him...?

[edit on 22-8-2006 by Tuning Spork]

[edit on 22-8-2006 by Tuning Spork]

Ok...like everyone else I'm sure...I have tried multiple variations , over hours , of all keywords , including the major few below , I can find on ...

ghost rockets / ghost bombs / "Scandinavian ghost rockets" (considered soviet , but decided not so)

roswell incident / roswell crash / roswell case

foo fighters / foo fighters sightings / foo fighters investigation

All , to me , pertaining to the timeframe , no soviets , and including General Doolittle. Partly , in trying to prove free and cut correct. But since I've got nothing , and its 4:30 am , I'm going to my room to go crazy. Good Night and Good Luck friends.

One last thing...For the past 4 nights I have dreamt , vividly , about the end of the word , or complete change of it , due solely to Aliens. Each dream a completely different version , with exception to the fact that it is all due to aliens.

Maybe I'm already crazy ... or the untold hours spent on this game are killing me!

Hey guys,

Apparently a little bird has left me a clue for you in the form of a u2u, so I assume I'm supposed to pass it on.

"subsection, not original intent, Little Deliverer"

EDIT: Corrected a typo.

[edit on 8-22-2006 by Valhall]

Oooohhhh game back on guys,

No answer yet but Valhall has kindly given us another clue!

I've updated Tinwiki

subsection, not original intent, Little deliverer

P.S.

Thank you Valhall!!, it's nice to finally meet you

So, i assume these relate to the original clue.

no project = subsection. part of a project

no russians = not original intent. is this why it was changed to soviet?

but Little= Little deliverer. delivered Little Boy - Enola Gay? the pilot? the squadron?

this ties in with the start of the Cold War.

time to go and re-read earlier readings.

will help soon guys
gotta do a fafsa real quick

Yeah little deliverer I can only think of as being a bomb or small vessel that plummetted, I keep going back to Kecksburg for some reason