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The design of the game is fairly defined at this point. The basic idea is that we control a character who has a fortress, and the fortress is surrounded by wilderness on all sides. We split our time between defense and exploration. The wilderness is occupied by various small enemies, as well as large enemies and enemy fortresses, both of which yield new components.
There are several levels of stationary turrets to discover. There are also replacement cores (which increase the fortress's component cap), as well as stationary creature pumps which create little swarms of friendly critters. I'm also thinking about a few other ideas, such as minefields and fortifications of various sorts. Moats? Hmm…
Here's where things stand right now. It doesn't look like much yet!
I spent a terrifyingly long time doing basic systems stuff, but finally I'm starting to make tangible progress. Currently there are a movable player and a camera which tracks said player. There are also a set of entities scattered around the landscape. These entities are patiently waiting until they gain the ability to meander about under their own steam.
Here we go!
This time I have no other obligations, so I'll have a chance to make a proper game. Hurrah! I'm looking forward to this.
I'll be hanging out in the IRC channel. It will be fun to see everyone's entries progress over the course of the weekend, and I look forward to all the ensuing craziness.
I'll be using Flash, and coding in FlashDevelop, with GIMP for any sprites I end up needing. I may do synthesized sound, and if not then I'll end up using sfxr and Audacity. I'm not using much in the way of pre-existing code, just a simple input class and some really basic UI managers:
Deep Under an Island
Here is my completed entry for Ludum Dare 17. You can play on the web here:
It's a simple puzzle game in which we navigate a growing worm through a set of narrow passages. The controls are explained in the game. Do let me know if you have any suggestions feedback, or find any bugs. Now I can go play other people's games!
Almost there. I'd better upload this thing… anyway here's a final screenshot!
Pipe rendering is now in, though I realize it will be pretty crazy to animate this due to the number of different permutations (4x number of frames for straight sections isn't bad, but add that to 8x number of frames for corners and it gets scary). Perhaps rendering the worm as a series of overlapping segments would have been a more reasonable way to go
The Early Bird
Due to limited time this weekend, the basics of the game are working but I haven't done any assets yet. I just got the puzzle loader working- the puzzles are loaded from .png files, with different colors becoming different tile types or entities.
I'm pretty busy this weekend, but I intend to participate. I'll be using Flash, and reusing the same basic template as I used last time (some basic scratch written UI and input stuff, simple blitting, and sound).
As an interesting twist, this Ludum Dare I won't have internet access for the first few hours of my effort. I'll be working blind, and hopefully I'll be able to apply whatever I come up with to the theme once I find out what that is .
Collision Response
It's neither well coded nor robust, but circle versus circle and circle versus line collision response are now working well enough to continue prototyping. I'm going to put a bit more time into getting the physics working, then I should be ready to begin testing a few puzzle ideas.
Playable Test
Well, I doubt I'll have anything like a game done within the allotted 48 hours, but here's a playable test:
And here's a screen shot:
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I don't have a lot of time free this weekend, so I'm doing a split Saturday + Monday 48 hour block.
I'm thinking of prototyping a game I've wanted to develop for a while. The basic idea is that there are a number of attractive / repulsive balls in an environment. Each surface in the environment, as well as each ball, has a polarity (somewhat like gravity, or electrostatic charge). Like states repell, opposite states attract. A ball's polarity can be flipped by pressing a corresponding key. We can't move the balls directly, but by altering their polarity we can push or pull them using nearby objects.
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My cooper backpack (variation 2) from Colette Patterns made of canvas (i think?) and synthetic leather.
An easy make, but take note if you are not using a flat slider – the instructions don't account for it. My slider had an obvious right/wrong side and I had to do a bit of guessing and playing around so that the slider would face the correct side. I also found it difficult to use an awl to create holes for the rivets. It was much easier to use a tiny punch and punch out the spots instead. The rivets slid in easily and I didn't have to fight to get them in. I wish this bag had some zippers, especially for the main part, but it still holds things nicely. It's just me who is paranoid about pickpockets or things falling out accidentally. I do love all the pockets though as there are at otal of 8 (!). That's a lot, and so this bag holds my keys, wallet, umbrella, phone, scarf, sweater, and chapstick perfectly. I also felt so stylish wearing this when compared to all the "regular looking" backpacks out there. Overall I am very pleased with my first bag make.
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Sounders escape L.A. with 1-1 draw against Galaxy
Playing without an injured Clint Dempsey, Seattle strikes first before holding on for the draw with Los Angeles.
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CARSON, Calif. – So it wasn't quite the star-studded affair it was billed to be.
Saturday's much-anticipated clash between Sounders FC and the Los Angeles Galaxy was disappointingly played without Clint Dempsey and Landon Donovan as the U.S. internationals were out with injuries, but the Western Conference showdown didn't lack for talent or quality goals.
The game did lack a dramatic winner, however, as the teams split a pair of first-half goals in a contentious 1-1 tie in front of 27,000 at a sold-out StubHub Center.
Seattle (15-8-5) had its five-game winning streak snapped, but still holds the best record in MLS after playing the final minutes a man down following Zach Scott's ejection for a second yellow card.
Coach Sigi Schmid called it a roll-your-sleeves-up effort at the end as L.A. heaped on the pressure.
"Coming down here and getting a tie is a good result," he said. "If you're looking at playoffs, you've got to be able to get something on the road and then come back home and take care of business. If this was a first playoff game, where we were here on the road, it'd be good for us."
The Galaxy, without Donovan due to an ankle sprain, still hasn't lost at home to the Sounders since 2009.
Dempsey didn't travel for the game due to a hamstring strain suffered Thursday in practice. Schmid didn't rule him out of Seattle's next game, Sept. 29 vs. New York, but said the forward would be evaluated throughout the coming week.
"We have to see how he recovers now over the next three to four days," the coach added.
Both teams had chances for a late goal in a back-and-forth, physical battle that favored the hosts in the second half.
The Galaxy (13-10-6) appeared to score off a free kick in the 60th minute, but a foul call by referee Silviu Petrescu negated the goal. L.A. also couldn't convert in the 77th minute on a chance by Marcelo Sarvas or in the 83rd minute through Gyasi Zardes — neither shot forcing a save from Seattle goalkeeper Michael Gspurning.
Seattle had to hold on desperately up to the final second as the Galaxy had a corner kick that was cleared away just as the final whistle sounded.
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The visitors had a couple chances to extend the lead, but couldn't, and the Galaxy made Seattle pay in stoppage time just before halftime. Juninho curled a picturesque free kick into the corner of the net from 25 yards out, the first goal allowed by Gspurning in 199 minutes.
The only way to prevent that goal, according to Gspurning, would've been to not have a foul called.
"It was a perfect free kick," he said. "The ball came over the wall, I think it even bounced on the line, so there was nothing to do."
The Sounders held on to improve their unbeaten run to 38-0-9 when scoring first, the longest active streak in the league.
On this day, a tie was good enough.
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I got an email today from the Irish News asking me if I had ever been affiliated with Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida. As you may know, this is the church that plans to burn hundreds of copies of the Qur'an this Saturday, September 11, 2010, as an awareness protest against Islamic Jihad.
I lived in Gainesville from 1989 to 1992. In fact, The Forerunner was originally a publishing ministry of Maranatha Christian Churches, which had its international office in Gainesville. The office closed in early 1990, but I inherited the privilege of editing the print edition of The Forerunner, which I continued to publish until 1994.
When I lived in Gainesville, I knew the Dove World Outreach Center because I once worked at a Christian school near their location. I don't know Pastor Terry Jones personally, but I was surprised to find that he has become an overnight international sensation due to the media hype over his plans to burn the Koran on September 11th, 2010. The amount of attention this has been getting is fascinating to say the least.
I disagree with burning the Quran (the only "holy book" with as many variant spellings as interpretations) as an appropriate response to Islamic Jihad. Iconoclasm, or the smashing of idols, has never been an effective way to promote the Gospel even when done in a symbolic way. Yet it is as old as the The Synod of Constantinople (753 AD) and has included the smashing of images of saints during the Reformation. Some Christians have always liked to burn and smash idols. But unless you are Gideon and have access to a leash of foxes (and a prophetic word to boot) then you are just prodding a hornet's nest.
Although Pastor Terry Jones will be vilified by just about everyone, he is willing to use "theater in the streets" to expose the 800 pound gorilla in the room. How is Islam is different from every other world religion?
I understand fully what this pastor is trying to do. He wants to call attention to the fact that Islam harbors a violent faction – much more so than any major world religion. In fact, Islam, when interpreted by a plain reading of the words and actions of the prophet Mohammed himself, is a violent religion. Perhaps the best documentation of this and what our response should be to Islam is Dr. Peter Hammond's: Slavery, Terrorism & Islam: The Historical Roots and Contemporary Threat.
The response of liberal politicians and the media bears this out. Ironically, Dove's pastor, who shepherds a flock of about 50 church members, has been warned even by top military in the field in Iraq not to burn the Qur'ān because it might inflame the passions of terrorists and put our troops in danger. However, this response is the proverbial "proof in the pudding." No other world religion would react this way to the burning of its "holy book." This is exactly what Terry Jones is showing the world.
Years ago, homosexual activist Robert Mapplethorpe and artist Andres Serrano caused a sensation when American taxpayer dollars sponsored an exhibit of Mapplethorpe's homo-erotic photos and Serrano's "Piss Christ," which consisted of a crucifix submerged in a vat of urine. This blasphemous display was milked endlessly by conservatives for political purposes and defended by liberal groups such as the ACLU as "freedom of expression." However, no one ever suggested to supporters that they ought to end the exhibit because it might cause Christians to do acts of violence on homosexuals.
Likewise, we can imagine an anti-Romney, anti-Beck political hack (like myself) protesting the emergence of Mormonism in American politics by burning the Book of Mormon. Just imagine the backlash from the Mormon community! On one hand, it would certainly cause the lives of evangelical missionaries living in Utah and the western states to be put in peril. However, we justify this Book of Mormon burning to draw attention to the fact that Mormonism is a dangerous religion that sponsors terrorism and holy war.
International Burn the Book of Mormon Day1
I am announcing a Book of Mormon burning day on December 23, 2010, the birthday of Joseph Smith, founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Since I own only one copy of the Book of Mormon, I am asking all readers of The Forerunner, to send in copies of the Book of Mormon to the address at the bottom of this page. These will be burned in a brick barbecue in my backyard on December 23rd. We'll see how many copies arrive in the mail by then. I will keep you updated at this blog post.
The Bible, the al-Qur'ān (and the Book of Mormon for that matter) each call for Holy War. Most Muslims interpret this metaphorically in the same way that Christians interpret the "spiritual warfare" spoken of by the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 6:11-18.
It is true that nations have waged war in the name of Christianity in the past. The irony is that nearly everyone, including Christianity's most virulent critics, see the contradiction. There is no such contradiction in Islam. Mohammed himself waged warfare during his own lifetime in order to spread the new religion's dominance. Jesus Christ and the Apostles did not. They taught peaceful resistance even in the face of martyrdom. Violence done to Christians is often the way that the faith has spread. Later, the Church Father Tertullian wrote, "The blood of the martyrs was the seed of the church."
Even more ironic is the manner in which liberal commentators defend Islam as a peaceful religion. My friend and collaborator, Rusty Thomas, recently wrote a response to a liberal journalist who defended Islam as "peaceful."
Do you think that you would have the show, the money, the prestige, and the influence you now enjoy, if you were under Islamic domination? Do you think feminists would remain in their rebellion or homosexuals would be free to parade their sin like Sodom in Saudi Arabia? Your gods of pluralism, diversity, tolerance, and relativism are betraying your reason. Muslims are using our Freedom of Religion clause of the Constitution to one day destroy our freedoms. They are using our system against us to establish their tyrannical agenda contained in Sharia law.
Though there are religious elements in Islam, the correct comparison is not akin to Christianity or Judaism. No, Islam is a totalitarian ideology that is more akin to Communism or Fascism. Ideas have consequences and a belief system will lead somewhere. Rev. Benham nailed it when he said, "Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all terrorists are Muslims." What you and others do not seem to comprehend is the more violent a Muslim becomes the more true this person is to the text of the Koran. When will America wake up from the delusion that has corrupted our reason?
However tasteless and ineffectual the act of burning a "holy book" may be, it is brilliant "theater in the streets." By Saturday, September 11th, 2010, the pastor of the Dove World Outreach Center will have used the liberal media to prove his own point.
1 I trust that if you have read this far, you understand that this is satire. I don't really plan to burn the Book of Mormon. It's a polemic designed to prove a point.
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I like your idea of burning the BOM but I like the idea of you doing it in your backyard in late December even better! I live in Denver and I bet we won't be BBQing outdoors then.
Posted by Alan on 09/16/2010 10:34 PM #
Gee, how two-faced you are!!! It's ok to burn the book of mormon (which I DO NOT ENDORSE) but not ok to burn the Koran!! BOTH are religious books used by their believers, just as the bible is the book the christian world follows. You really walk both sides of the line don't you. bye!
Posted by nuked on 09/20/2010 11:47 PM #
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Is there a connection between pagan religion and the abortion industry?
This powerful presentation traces the biblical roots of child sacrifice and then delves into the social, political and cultural fall-out that this sin against God and crime against humanity has produced in our beleaguered society.
Conceived as a sequel and update to the 1988 classic, The Massacre of Innocence, the new title, The Abortion Matrix, is entirely fitting. It not only references abortion's specific target – the sacred matrix where human beings are formed in the womb in the very image of God, but it also implies the existence of a conspiracy, a matrix of seemingly disparate forces that are driving this holocaust.
The occult activity surrounding the abortion industry is exposed with numerous examples. But are these just aberrations, bizarre yet anomalous examples of abortionists who just happen to have ties to modern day witchcraft? Or is this representative of something deeper, more sinister and even endemic to the entire abortion movement?
As the allusion to the film of over a decade ago suggests, the viewer may learn that things are not always as they appear to be. The Abortion Matrix reveals the reality of child-killing and strikes the proper moral chord to move hearts to fulfill the biblical responsibility to rescue those unjustly sentenced to death and to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves (Proverbs 24:11,12; 31:8,9).
Speakers include: George Grant, Peter Hammond, RC Sproul Jr., Paul Jehle, Lou Engle, Rusty Thomas, Flip Benham, Janet Porter and many more.
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Does the Bible really call church pastors, leaders and evangelists to proclaim the gospel in the public square as part of obedience to the Great Commission, or is public preaching something that is outdated and not applicable for our day and age?
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All Christians believe that their great God and Savior, Jesus Christ, will one day return. Although we cannot know the exact time of His return, what exactly did Jesus mean when he spoke of the signs of His coming (Mat. 24)? How are we to interpret the prophecies in Isaiah regarding the time when "the earth will be full of the knowledge of the LORD as the waters cover the sea" (Isa. 11:19)? Should we expect a time of great tribulation and apostasy or revival and reformation before the Lord returns? Is the devil bound now, and are the saints reigning with Christ? Did you know that there are four hermeneutical approaches to the book of Daniel and Revelation?
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Historical footage and other graphics are used to illustrate the lecture Dr. Gentry presented at the 1999 Ligonier Conference in Orlando, Florida. It is followed by a one-hour question and answer session addressing the key concerns and objections typically raised in response to his position. This presentation also features an introduction that touches on not only the confusion and controversy surrounding this issue — but just why it may well be one of the most significant issues facing the Church today.
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The freedom our Founders envisioned was not freedom from suffering, want, or hard work. Nor was it freedom to indulge every appetite or whim without restraint—that would merely be servitude to a different master. No, the Founders' passion was to live free before God, unfettered by the chains of autocracy, shackles that slowly but inexorably bind men when the governments they fashion fail to recognize and uphold freedom's singular, foundational truth: that all men are created in the image of God, and are thereby co-equally endowed with the right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
This presentation is a similar call, not to one but many. By reintroducing the principles of freedom that gave birth to America, it is our prayer that Jesus, the true and only ruler over the nations, will once again be our acknowledged Sovereign, that we may again know and exult in the great truth that "where the Spirit of the LORD is, there is liberty" (2 Cor. 3:17).
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Goodman reported Thursday that Kansas center Joel Embiid suffered a stress fracture in his foot, an injury that could drop him from the top three to anywhere in the top 10 in next Thursday's draft. Embiid could be available to the Celtics at No. 6, but Goodman said he wouldn't be surprised if the C's passed him up.
"I don't know if Boston takes him if he slips to No. 6," Goodman said. "He's got the back issues, which is a concern, and now he's got the foot issue that could put him on the shelf for the entire season this year. It would be tough for teams to take a shot on him because frankly if you're a GM and you do that you get crucified if this guy isn't able to play and be healthy throughout the early part of his NBA career."
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Split Decision on Chilean UFO CasePosted by Greg at 03:45, 17 Nov 2012
Earlier this year I mentioned a new UFO case from Chile, based on footage taken at an air show over a military base in 2010. The footage was subsequently reported and handed over to CEFAA, the Chilean government agency in charge of investigating anomalous aerial phenomena. UFO researcher Leslie Kean was taking the lead in reporting on this case, and this is what she noted when it first came to light:
CEFAA officials collected seven videos of the El Bosque UFO taken from different vantage points. Bermúdez commissioned scientists from many disciplines, aeronautical experts, and air force and army photogrametric technicians to subject the videos to intense scrutiny. They all came to the same conclusions.
Each video included three different, mainly horizontal loops flown by the UFO within seconds of each other. The object made elliptical passes either near or around each of three sets of performing jets. It flew past the Halcones, F5s and F16s at speeds so fast it was not noticed by the pilots or anyone on the ground below.
In my original post I noted that I thought - with no further information, and speaking as a layman - that it looked like bugs not far from the camera. But given the talk that the objects had been caught from multiple angles, on multiple cameras, I said "we might just have something here" that would allow definitive analysis (and placement of the object in space), and I looked forward to that taking place.
Well, the analysis has happened, but it isn't definitive. Two reports have recently been released, analysing the footage, but they disagree in their findings. Each was done by a well-respected, long-time UFO researcher: Richard Haines, chief scientist for the National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena (NARCAP), and retired Navy physicist Bruce Maccabee, an expert on photographic analysis of UFOs.
In his report (downloadable in .doc or .pdf from his website), Maccabee pointed out the approach taken in trying to map the location of the objects in space, and why he found this an impossible task:
The way to determine whether or not the object is nearby and small or distant and large is to perform a triangulation, but this requires that the object be videoed from two locations at the same time. This investigation was carried out with the hope that at least two videos would provide image data that would allow for a triangulation and subsequent calculation of distance and size. Unfortunately, the two most promising videos did not show the same object at the same time from two locations.
In his estimation, the lack of proof (by triangulation) that the object was distant and large, and the fact that there is no evidence suggesting that flying insects couldn't be to blame, "one may conclude that the 'anomalous phenomena' images were, in fact, images of insects." Maccabee did note that this was a provisional conclusion, and with the benefit of further evidence could be changed or reversed. But, based on the evidence before him, he says a bug is to blame (and not the Starship Troopers kind).
On the other hand, Richard Haines - who writes very much from an air safety position, and the need to analyse UFO/UAP reports in that framework – disagreed completely with Maccabee's conclusion in his own report (available from the NARCAP website). According to Haines, analysis of video images taken from two cameras actually shows that "at least one of these UAP was not a flying insect near the cameras":
Both reports are detailed, and include plenty of complex analysis, but I highly recommend taking a look at them if this case interests you at all. You might also want to take a look at Leslie Kean's own thoughts on the matter at the Huffington Post. Personally, on the balance, given the objects at times 'changed shape and colour', and given Maccabee's thoughts, I'm happy (for now) to go with the bug explanation as it seems the best (and most parsimonious fit), but as always am open to further evidence.
Regardless of your own conclusions, I think we can all agree it's great to see these sorts of in-depth analyses of UFO cases, rather than point-blank statements based on YouTube videos.
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In Space, No-One Can Hear You Tripping BallsPosted by Greg at 11:55, 18 Oct 2012
A nice little twist on those jaw-dropping time-lapse films created from images taken by the International Space Station: this one layers the images to create a truly trippy effect. Created by Christoph Malin from images available at NASA's "The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth".
HD and full-screen the heck out of this one folks.
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A New Planet 'Nearby'Posted by Greg at 04:04, 17 Oct 2012
Could aliens just be four 'short' light-years away? That's the question being thrown around today after the announcement that scientists have discovered a planet orbiting Centauri B, which is a part of our nearest neighboring star/sun system. By far the best run-down on this news is Lee Billing's article "Alpha Centauri and the New Astronomy":
[T]oday a European planet-hunting team announced their discovery of an alien world about the same mass as Earth. This alone would be noteworthy, for of all the "exoplanets" now known beyond our solar system, only a very few, and very recently, have been shown to at all resemble our own. But there is more to the story. This particular exoplanet resides in a three-day orbit around the dusky orange star Alpha Centauri B, a member of the Sun's closest neighboring stellar system. There are two other stars in the system as well, the yellow Sun-like star Alpha Centauri A and the red dwarf star Proxima Centauri.
At a distance of just over 4.3 light years, the stars of Alpha Centauri are only a cosmic stone's throw away. To reach Alpha Centauri B b, as this new world is called, would require a journey of some 25 trillion miles. For comparison, the next-nearest known exoplanet is a gas giant orbiting the orange star Epsilon Eridani, more than twice as far away. But don't pack your bags quite yet. With a probable surface temperature well above a thousand degrees Fahrenheit, Alpha Centauri B b is no Goldilocks world. Still, its presence is promising: Planets tend to come in packs, and some theorists had believed no planets at all could form in multi-star systems like Alpha Centauri, which are more common than singleton suns throughout our galaxy. It seems increasingly likely that small planets exist around most if not all stars, near and far alike, and that Alpha Centauri B may possess additional worlds further out in clement, habitable orbits, tantalizingly within reach.
Australians (and other people of low enough latitudes) will know the Centauri star system as the left-hand (eastern) pointer star associated with the Southern Cross constellation. And speaking of constellations, Lee Billings points out the breath-taking fact that in galactic terms, the newly-discovered exoplanet "is so very near our own that its night sky shares most of Earth's constellations" - excepting the constellation Cassiopeia, which would gain a sixth star, six times brighter than the other five: our own Sun.
Some of the other interesting tweets seen shortly after the announcement:
At 1:93,000,000 scale (1 mile per 1 Astronomical Unit) the Sun-Pluto distance is 40 miles. Alpha Cen would be distance from Earth to Moon.
— Lee Billings (@LeeBillings) October 16, 2012
The fastest spacecraft ever built by human kind (Helios twins) would take just under 18,000 yrs to reach this new exoplanet (give or take)
— Nick Howes (@NickAstronomer) October 16, 2012
Back-of-envelope calculation of stellar flux and orbital period assuming albedo 0.3 says Alpha Cen B b's surface temp is >1000 Fahrenheit.
— Lee Billings (@LeeBillings) October 16, 2012
The Venusian Tourism Board would like to remind you that there is an Earth-mass planet only 1.1627 AU away.
— Jason Perry (@volcanopele) October 16, 2012
SETI already searched Alpha Centauri for radio signals; will try again in light of planet discovery, SETI master Seth Shostak tells me.
— Brian Vastag (@brianvastag) October 16, 2012
For the academically-inclined, you can download the original scientific paper on the discovery here.
Gary 'UFO Hacker' McKinnon Will Not Be ExtraditedPosted by Greg at 13:46, 16 Oct 2012
After a decade of legal back and forth, the British Home Secretary has announced that Gary McKinnon - the hacker arrested for damaging U.S. military computer systems, during what he says were searches for secret UFO documents - will not be extradited to the U.S. to face charges.
The British computer hacker Gary McKinnon is not to be sent to stand trial in the United States, on human rights grounds, the home secretary, Theresa May, has announced.
She said that there was such a high risk of McKinnon, 46, who has Asperger's syndrome and suffers from depressive illness, ending his life that it was incompatible with his human rights.
...The home secretary's dramatic decision, which is the first time an extradition has been halted under the 2003 treaty, prompted immediate delight from those who campaigned to prevent McKinnon's removal. "Thank you, Theresa May, from the bottom of my heart – I always knew you had the strength and courage to do the right thing," said his mother, Janis Sharp. His MP, David Burrowes, tweeted: "Compassion and pre-election promises delivered today."
McKinnon may still yet be prosecuted in Britain for his crimes, with the final decision lying in the hands of the Director of Public Prosecutions. Some will no doubt say that the last 10 years has been punishment enough, while others will feel justice is yet to be done.
Video of the Home Secretary's statement in British parliament is available at the BBC.
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USAF's Flying Saucer SchematicPosted by Greg at 01:11, 08 Oct 2012
The National Archives have released recently declassified records from the USAF's Aeronautical Systems Division which feature a project aimed at creating a military-grade flying saucer:
The above illustration was discovered in the pages of a document titled "Project 1794, Final Development Summary Report" (d.1956) The caption reads "USAF Project 1794". However, the Air Force had contracted the work out to a Canadian company, Avro Aircraft Limited in Ontario, to construct the disk-shaped craft. According to the same report, it was designed to be a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) plane designed to reach a top speed of Mach 4, with a ceiling of over 100,000 feet, and a range of over 1,000 nautical miles.
This project is not a new revelation to UFO researchers - Look Magazine had this scoop in 1955, before this report was even released:
Though I'm sure serious UFO researchers would be encouraged to further investigation by the National Archives' mention that "the images here are from selected reports in just two boxes of this collection. The entire series is available for historians to research".
The two main questions that arise out of Project 1794 though are (a) what was the specific inspiration for creating a flying saucer, and (b) what became of the project?
In the case of the latter question, opinions vary. On Wikipedia you'll find mention of a number of research accidents, suggesting that the prototype craft was so dangerous that staff "were afraid of the machine". On the flipside, in his book Mirage Men (Amazon UK and as a pre-order from Amazon US), Mark Pilkington wonders whether the project went 'dark':
So what happened to America's flying saucer? Aviation historians Bill Rose and Tony Butler see the confusing use of multiple project names for essentially the same aircraft as deliberate obfuscation, and suggest that MX-1794 went 'black' in its final stages. The authors claim to have seen US documents from 1959 discussing an ongoing flying saucer development programme, with Lockheed's famous Skunkworks, home of the U-2 and Stealth planes, as a likely location.
…in 1958, just as the MX-1794 vanished from sight, Avro announced a new project, the VZ-9AV, best known as the Avrocar, an eighteen-foot-wide, three-foot high, single-pilot flying saucer. Intended as a hovering jeep for the Army, the Avrocar turned out to be a juddery, unstable and ultimately useless dud whose only role seemed to be providing comic turns in newsreels - a deliberate distraction, some say, from the real and top-secret MX-1794.
And here, for your entertainment (dare I say distraction!), is some video of the Avrocar. Accompanied by some hypnotic psytrance, allowing me to say slowly in a mantra-like fashion: "repeat after me: the USAF has no flying saucer technology"...
(via Wired)
Ancient UFOs DetailedPosted by Greg at 03:54, 04 Oct 2012
Yesterday we looked at a debunking of the Ancient Aliens series on History Channel. Today we'll swing the other way, and check out an interesting paper on sightings of UFOs in ancient times: "Unidentified Flying Objects in Classical Antiquity" (PDF), a 2007 paper by NASA scientist Richard Stothers, who sadly passed away last year:
This collection of what might be termed ancient UFO reports has been culled from a much larger number of reports of aerial objects, most of whose identifications with known phenomena are either certain or at least highly probable. Embedded in the mass of relatively explicable ancient reports, however, is a small set of unexplained (or at least not wholly explained) reports from presumably credible witnesses. If these reports are examined statistically, essential features of what I will, for argument's sake, call the ancient UFO phenomenon can be extracted…
…In at least one instance, the presence of "occupants" covered in shiny white clothing is reported. Encounters range from distant views to possibly actual contact; the preferred place and time of observation seem to be rural areas in the daytime. Physical evidence is generally lacking.
Greek and Roman scientific thinkers, who were never at a loss for theories, usually regarded these types of aerial phenomena as stars, clouds, atmospheric fires, light reflections or moving material bodies. Since most of the original theories hark back to Aristotle and his predecessors, with none being later than Posidonius, they generally predate the reports collected here, none of which is earlier
than 218 BC. It is accordingly impossible to know whether the later observers (mostly practical Romans) interpreted the phenomena literally as they described them or were simply using the best descriptive language they were capable of, while holding back on theoretical speculation. But any viable theory must reckon with the extraordinary persistence and consistency of the phenomena discussed here over many centuries. Whether one prefers to think in terms of universal recurrent visions from the collective unconscious, misperceptions of ordinary objects, unusual atmospheric effects, unknown physical phenomena or extraterrestrial visitations, what we
today would call UFOs possess an intrinsic interest that has transcended the passage of time and the increase of human knowledge.
If the topic interests you, some further reading can be found in Wonders in the Sky: Unexplained Aerial Objects From Antiquity To Modern Times, by Jacques Vallee and Chris Aubeck (available from Amazon US and Amazon UK).
Ancient Aliens DebunkedPosted by Greg at 02:36, 03 Oct 2012
Speculating on ancient mysteries is good fun - the jaw-dropping megalithic constructions of cultures around the world often inspire awe, and attempting to solve the puzzle of how and why they were built can lead to both fresh insights into human history, and sometimes not-so-useful ones (though exploring these cul-de-sacs can sometimes be helpful in other ways). The History Channel series Ancient Aliens anchors much of its premise - that aliens visited the Earth in ancient times, and inspired or built these structures themselves - on megalithic mysteries. But how much of AA's claims are solutions to puzzles, and how many are intellectual dead-ends?
A new 3-hour(!) documentary, Ancient Aliens Debunked, takes the series apart, fact-checking individuals claims on topics including pyramid construction, the Temple of Baalbek, Incan sites, Easter Island. Pacal's "rocket", the Nazca lines, and the Egyptian "light bulb". Produced by Chris White, and made available freely online (embedded at the top of this post), Ancient Aliens Debunked offers clarifications, corrections, and background information that certainly removes much of the superficial gloss from Ancient Aliens.
Ancient Aliens is an American television series which premiered on April 20, 2010, on the History Channel. The program presents the so-called 'ancient astronaut' theory, which is the idea that extraterrestrials visited the Earth in the ancient past, and that historical texts, archaeological records and various legends contain evidence of this contact. I used to believe that the ancient astronaut theory was true. I spent years learning about it from the popular authors, from video presentations and radio shows. I was an enthusiastic promoter of this idea to my friends and family. Although I no longer feel that way, I want you to know that I have no personal reason to reject this theory. My current worldview could easily accommodate the existence of extraterrestrials. I hope you will come away from this film, even if you disagree with it, saying that I fairly reviewed the claims of Ancient Aliens without bias, and with respect.
I think it's a shame actually that the title of the documentary includes the word "Debunked" - it's a negative word, guaranteed to set many of those interested in this topic at odds with the film before they even view it. In reality, there is a wealth of information about ancient construction and artworks that most open-minded people will appreciate greatly. Additionally, the documentary doesn't shy away from noting actual mysteries, and speculative attempts to solve them, such as the theory of French architect Jean Pierre Houdin on how the Great Pyramid was built. A far better title for the film (IMHO) would have removed the negativity and focused on the positive aspects of what is a very well-researched, informative piece on ancient mysteries - something along the lines of "Exploring the Claims of Ancient Aliens". In short - don't be turned off by the title, it's well worth your time.
Also: if the full 3 hours is too much for you, you can watch (or read transcripts of) individual 'episodes' on separate topics ('The Pyramids', 'Easter Island' etc) at the Ancient Aliens Debunked website, where you'll also find references for each rebuttal for further research. An excellent - I might even say necessary - resource for anybody interested in this fascinating topic.
Addendum: As SecretSun points out in the comments, the producer of this documentary, Chris White comes from a fundamentalist Christian point-of-view, with the added colour of anti-Christian conspiracy theories. However, the documentary above is almost completely free of these elements (you will notice some strange flavours in sections such as 'The Nephilim'), and is presented in a very sane manner - and I can only judge it by its content. But it is worth keeping in mind that all presenters - be they Christians, 'skeptics', or ancient alien theorists, are working within a frame of reference, and often pushing a barrow of their choice. So as always, I recommend that you keep your wits about you and employ skepticism, objective judgement, and further research in understanding any topics presented on this site.
Pyramidions of MarsPosted by Greg at 12:53, 20 Sep 2012
We've always wondered what happened to the top of the Great Pyramid at Giza. Turns out we were looking on the wrong planet. The Curiosity rover on Mars snapped this image yesterday on the Red Planet at the end of its driving for the day - cue the debate over the pyramids of Mars all over again:
NASA Mars Rover Targets Unusual Rock Enroute to First Destination.
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has driven up to a football-size rock that will be the first for the rover's arm to examine.
Curiosity is about 8 feet (2.5 meters) from the rock. It lies about halfway from the rover's landing site, Bradbury Landing, to a location called Glenelg. In coming days, the team plans to touch the rock with a spectrometer to determine its elemental composition and use an arm-mounted camera to take close-up photographs.
Maybe we should start digging around that thing and see how deep it goes. Might even be a Cheops Class warship...
Finding Aliens By Looking For Their SpaceshipsPosted by Greg at 02:10, 05 Sep 2012
The oft-repeated criticism of the official Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) is that they are searching for alien civilizations by scanning the sky for a single, very-20th-century-Earth-specific form of communication. As the late Terence McKenna once said, "To search expectantly for a radio signal from an extraterrestrial source is probably as culture bound a presumption as to search the galaxy for a good Italian restaurant."
So, here's a novel idea - search instead for their spaceships. No, I'm not talking about scanning the sky for UFOs - though some would say there's merit in that too - I mean looking for radiation signatures from the energies that might just be powering inter-stellar spaceships. It's actually not such a new idea though, as scientists were discussing this topic back in 1995. In a paper titled "Detection of Extraterrestrial Civilizations Via The Spectral Signature of Advanced Interstellar Spacecraft", author Robert Zubrin put forward his suggestion that such a search may pay dividends, at least in certain cases:
This paper examines the possibility of detecting extraterrestrial civilizations by means of searching for the spectral signature of their interstellar transportation systems. Four methods of interstellar propulsion are considered: antimatter rockets, fusion rockets, fission rockets, and magnetic sails. The types of radiation emitted by each of these propulsion systems are described, and the signal strength for starships of a characteristic mass of 1 million tons traveling at speeds and acceleration levels characteristic of the various propulsion systems is estimated. It is shown that for the power level of ships considered, the high energy gamma radiation emitted by the antimatter, fusion and fission propulsion systems would be undetectable at interstellar distances. Bremsstrahlung radiation from the plasma confinement systems of fusion devices might be detectable at distances of about 1 light-year. Visible light emitted from the radiators of an antimatter-driven photon rocket might be detectable by the Hubble Space Telescope at a distance of several hundred light-years provided the rocket nozzle is oriented towards the Earth. The most detectable form of starship radiation is found to be the low frequency radio emissions of cyclotron radiation caused by interaction of the interstellar medium with a magnetic sail. A space-based antenna with a 6km effective diameter could detect the magsail emission of a characteristic starship at distances of up to several thousand light-years. Both photon rockets and magnetic sails would emit a signal that could easily be distinguished from natural sources. We conclude that the detection of extraterrestrial civilizations via the spectral signature of their spacecraft is possible in principle.
Okay, so there's still a fair bit of 21st-century anthropic baggage involved regarding methods of propulsion, and building a space antenna with an effective diameter of 6km may not be high on the risk-reward ladder for investors. But still some fun, out-of-the-box thinking on how to find evidence that we're not alone.
(via Centauri Dreams)
Swedish Team Hunts for 'Ghost Rocket' UFOsPosted by Greg at 04:44, 30 Aug 2012
The era of the UFO is generally dated back to June-July 1947, when Kenneth Arnold's sighting of nine unusual objects flying over Mount Rainier was closely followed by the Roswell incident. But serious students know that the phenomenon didn't begin there. Even just a year before, there was a significant UFO 'flap' across a number of Scandinavian countries, which has become known simply as the ' Ghost Rockets'.
But sightings of 'ghost rockets' didn't end in 1946 - there have been continuous sightings in the decades since, right up to the modern day. And now a Swedish investigative team, headed by ufologist Clas Svahn, are mounting an expedition - accompanied by a documentary crew - to try and find some evidence to go along with the mythology, by following a lead from a recent case:
Clas Svahn, the head of UFO-Sweden, takes his work very seriously. He has been investigating UFO-cases since he was 14. He has written numerous books on the subject and spends his work hours as a journalist for Sweden's biggest newspaper Dagens Nyheter. Despite Clas attention to detail, the ghost rockets phenomena has been haunting him for decades. The search for a tangible answer or a glimpse of truth, something, anything that can explain what was seen in the skies above Sweden.
In the Ghost Rockets documentary we will see the inner workings of an organisation who have earned the trust of the Swedish Military, yet have not abandoned the possibility of the extraordinary.
The team have just started their investigation, which involves an expedition to a lake in the forests of northern Sweden, with three specialist divers, two boats, and a side sonar scanner, to look for a 'ghost rocket' that witnesses said landed on the water, and then slowly sank into it. You can follow the expedition by liking the 'Ghost Rockets' Facebook-page.
The Ghost Rockets documentary is scheduled for release next year. From the looks of the trailer, it seems as if it will be a fascinating, and very watchable feature - the cinematography and atmospherics are first class (so much so, that I began wondering if it was a viral for some new movie).
In the meantime, for a detailed discussion of Swedish ufology and the 'ghost rockets' phenomenon, check out this interview with Clas Svahn on the Binnall of America podcast a few years back.
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#127 Aug 31, 2012
The United Snakes IS a horny toad - soon to go into the blender and spun at high revolutions.
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#128 Aug 31, 2012
What you will find when you appear to be so self righteous ignoring world opinion is why the US attracts so much anti American sentiment. And NO its not because envy of America, its because it becomes the the US way or the highway.
This mainly occurs when the Republicans are in power and when you have a US president like Obama then he is in sync with world opinion. So much easier to negotiate co-operation. There will always be outsiders like China and Russia etc but that is not the end game.
For instance during the Libyan crisis who were first in there. The French, these are the guys who turned their back on Bush anytime he walked into a room. So that's a huge advantage for a start.
Had Wikileaks been left alone, who knows they might have recieved something from the inside from Russia or China exposing wide spread corruption. Then they would be wanting to hand Assange the US medal of honor. So it's horses for courses, there would be a huge push in US military that wants to go after Assange even though he was just a messenger yet not one of his so called leaks has lead to one single death. There are more Green on Blue deaths these days in Afganistan training locals for security who turn their guns on the trainers. Just last week Australia lost 5 soldiers 3 of which were shot while resting by the person they were training. This is the bs that goes on, and it's not just because someone insulted their culture in a lot of cases the Taliban have used mafia type tactics where they go into a soldiers villiage and threaten to kill his family unless he kills allied troops. Again most military experts blame Cheney who pulled forces from Afganistan during the Iraq war where the Taliban were totally disbanded and allowed them to regroup to start a new offensive.
No government would like their dirty laundry exposed but the point is if you are doing the right thing then what is there to fear.
#129 Sep 3, 2012
And I guess then down your throat. Nice try Annie. Now how did I know that it was you? Hmmm.
Troisdorf, Germany
#130 Sep 3, 2012
one of the decent thread in Topix forum which attracts the attention of innocent participants.
I feel so sorry that these epithets are commercial
Freedom of speech.
open democracy
Founding grandmothers constitution.
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#131 Sep 3, 2012
"About the state, though, there must be no illusions. A nation that goes to war on fraud, that insists We dont torture when evidence to the contrary abounds, that kidnaps foreign nationals and puts them on planes to be delivered to dungeons, that spies on its people, asserts its right to lock them up indefinitely and lets documented CIA torturers off the hook of accountability because they were only following orders: that nation will plot, and it will double-cross, and it will kill. Sweden participated in the US program of extraordinary rendition. The United Kingdom has threatened to storm Ecuadors embassy. The United States now says it does not recognize the historic right of persons to seek diplomatic asylum. Assanges lawyers have said that he will go to Sweden if he gets an absolutely firm guarantee from the Obama administration that it will not arrest him. Such a guarantee is impossible in an empire of lies."
Troisdorf, Germany
#132 Sep 3, 2012
some of the intellectuals in this forum wish to cut the mustard with knife.
mustard cannot be cut with a knife
Troisdorf, Germany
#133 Sep 3, 2012
I have no idea about this Australian born person.
And i have no idea about the investigative journalism.
The fact is this.
One patriotic flag waving army kid is perennially tortured before facing the usual judgment according to the law.
This guy bought the files and made it TRANSPARENT.
But no one knows here in this forum about.........
System sucks
Troisdorf, Germany
#134 Sep 3, 2012
I had exposed my views about decency, decorum and democracy besides transparency.
I had also aired my critical observations about NYT; GUARDIN and DER SPIEGEL.
I had also exposed my ignorece about AUSTRALIA GB and Sweeden,
No more wishy wahy drivelling jibbering nonsense please.
Troisdorf, Germany
#135 Sep 3, 2012
Truth is naked.
Göteborg, Sweden
#136 Sep 3, 2012
Doch, doch! Senfgurken.
#137 Sep 11, 2012
If that's how you feel then you better recognize and not f*ck with Uncle Sam because that's one fight you will lose and very miserably.
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#138 Sep 11, 2012
Well lets see it that applies to the Navy Seal who breeched security disclosure in a tell all book. I wonder if he will be as popular as Assange on the wanted list. So there is hyprocrisy all round and thats all wikileaks ever wanted to expose.
#140 Sep 11, 2012
He'll probably get slapped upside the head a bit but he is a Seal so they'll have some consideration with him. But with his case it was more about wanting attention than being a traitor. I don't know how happy his buddies will be with him because he should've known better. I believe the reason for discretion is to protect yourself, family, and unit and by bragging he's probably put himself and everyone else in danger so he'll probably need the proceeds to go underground but judging by his actions, I don't think he'll take that route.
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