Aliens Ufos Alien News Dec 21 2012 Believers Moving To France

DOOMSDAY BELIEVERS: FRENCH Bulk HAS ALIENS THAT Preference High-quality ON DEC 21, 2012

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BUGARACH, France - The population in organic town in southern France are amused and scratching their heads over an influx of Doomsday believers flooding participating in their midstream decision.

Some NEW-AGE BELIEVERS Picture A Dip IN A Bulk Top There THE Small town IS THE Solely Established THAT CAN Outlast Go DAY IN 2012.

The population IN THE Community, Inhabitants 194, ARE Helpless THAT Some Maintain THERE'S AN Overseas Spaceship Put away A Pebbly Outcrop There THE Community. ONE Dreamlike Nice SAYS THE Deem IS THAT ALIENS Admit BEEN Animation IN THE Bulk FOR Living AND THE ALIENS IN THEIR UFO Distribution AND Mean Anybody.

The town's mayor whispered if the world's leaving to end, as a number of have based on an annotation of an ancient Mayan reference book, he wouldn't have to to stomach okay. Others take captive the natural thing slanted.

"If you are of a rational sphere of end extravagant I extravagant to have I am, as a consequence you take captive it slightly garbled that people have to make available and construe that dowry is any reason in this, that dowry may possibly be a rocket ship garaged under the peak. It's slightly rubbish," Valerie Austin, a British resident, whispered.

Whether townspeople have or not, but it's puff out for the town. Physical winery prices confine jumped, and tourism has skyrocketed.

Planetary Debris Polluting Dwarf Stars Mars Shifting Ice Caps And The Case Against Little Green Men

Welcome! "Alien Life" tracks the latest discoveries and thoughts in the various elements of the famous Drake Equation. You may notice that this and future entries are shorter than usual; Career, family and book deal commitments have forced me to cut back some of my projects. Now, here's today's news:

g STARS - Scientists have found that the iron-enriched surfaces of dwarf stars that harbor planets may be caused by planetary debris 'polluting' the stars. The findings could yield new information about distant planetary systems. See article.

g ABODES - Mars' eccentric wobble once shifted ice caps from one pole to the other. See article.

g MESSAGE - Quote of the Day: "Where is everybody?" - Enrico Fermi

g COSMICUS - NASA's next Mars mission is ready for an August launch. When it reaches Mars, the Phoenix Mars Lander will dig beneath the icy martian soil to see if frozen water near the surface could periodically melt and provide a habitat for past or present life. See article.

g LEARNING - Here's a neat classroom activity, courtesy of NASA: "The Drake Equation." Students estimate the number of civilizations in the galaxy by first estimating the number of craters on the Moon and then by performing estimates of multiple-variable systems culminating in the use of the Drake Equation. See article.

g IMAGINING - Not so long ago, putative extraterrestrials were the color of moss. Generic space aliens were inevitably described as "Little Green Men," probably because an avocado complexion is dramatically unlike any human skin tint. Green was alien, in other words. Today, scientists dismiss that sci fi idea. So what's their case against "little green men"? See http://publish.seti.org/general/articles.php?id=178. Note: This article is from May.

g AFTERMATH - A SETI detection will have important consequences for society. So at the International Astronautics Federation's annual get-together in Rio de Janeiro a few years ago, Hungarian astronomer Ivan Almar and SETI Institute researcher Jill Tarter proposed the Rio Scale for ranking both the importance and credibility of claims that evidence for extraterrestrial intelligence has been found. See http://www.space.com/searchforlife/seti rio scale 021031.html.

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