New take on Elenin. (positive one for once!!!!)

This is my first thread so be nice.

Insert usual disclaimer for mods to move if this is in the wrong section

Ran across this today and liked the positive take on the Elenin. I'm linking the project avalon forum as this is where it started (as far as I know any way) and it seems to be a good place to keep up with anything new.

projectavalon.net...

What is everyone's take on this? So many great minds here that it seems you guys/gals could pick up on some clues (maybe dis-info). Also, anyone here have a directional ham radio antenna?

Would love to hear what is supposedly being broadcast from Elenin (also makes me wonder if SETI was shut down on purpose as they have awesome equipment to listing to signals in a specific direction.

Peace

What if its actually just a vanilla comet?

reply to post by occy30


Search function.
Type in "US Space Command Elenin"

You will find the original thread about it here.

There's a thread in Fragile earth about the rumbling sounds. I have been updating people there on a project that me and my mister have been working on, cleaning up the noises, or more specifically the underlying pulsating noise that can be heard in the clips. We've got a theory that it's a broadcast or transmission or 'noise' of some kind coming from above, rather than underneath us where everyone seems to be looking.
That doesn't mean I believe what this guy is saying. It's just interesting to hear him talking about 'listening' to Elenin..

Originally posted by Kaiuk
What if its actually just a vanilla comet?

Then I suppose we could have a surplus of vanilla ice cream and vanilla wafers.

Delicious idea

This has already been posted here.

o well some one else posted something too..... Congrats on your first thread !

o and Ron Paul 2012

reply to post by occy30


That has to take the cake for one of the dumbest claims ever.

How long does it take to get there?
From the moment the crew steps in the craft, preps, clears port, about 60 minutes. Actual travel time, about 20.

No human could survive the G-forces involved.

s = 1/2at^2
or
a = 2s/t^2

Suppose the comet is 50 million miles away
Then s = 81 million km away

Suppose that the craft accelerates halfway and then begins to brake. Assume that the acceleration is constant on each leg.

a = 2(1/2 81*10^6*1000)/(20*60)^2 = 56250 m/s^2

That is 5740G!

Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by occy30

 

That has to take the cake for one of the dumbest claims ever.

How long does it take to get there?
From the moment the crew steps in the craft, preps, clears port, about 60 minutes. Actual travel time, about 20.

No human could survive the G-forces involved.

s = 1/2at^2
or
a = 2s/t^2

Suppose the comet is 50 million miles away
Then s = 81 million km away

Suppose that the craft accelerates halfway and then begins to brake. Assume that the acceleration is constant on each leg.

a = 2(1/2 81*10^6*1000)/(20*60)^2 = 56250 m/s^2

That is 5740G!

C'mon man. You know they have a stargate in orbit which they used. No Gs involved G.

reply to post by occy30


You will find this hoax discussed here and here. Don't believe everything you read on the internet. Welcome to ATS.

Originally posted by DJW001
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You will find this hoax discussed here and here. Don't believe everything you read on the internet. Welcome to ATS.

Correct

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