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| Your personal background. | |
| I am a research and file clerk for a law firm in Dallas, TX. Went to school to fly commercial aircraft, but decided I should keep to the ground. I enjoy restoring older cars and fixing cars in general, computers, and mountain biking (I was a bike courrier for about 3 years in Downtown Dallas, TX.... it was a fun job and great excercise, but man does it get hot in city in the summer!...and the bus drivers are blind idiots)I also really enjoy hiking, camping and just looking up at the stars just thinking abut the possibilities. I can't help but look at the sky in wonder, especialy since a spring 2002 sighting of a deffinatly not-from-this-world craft flying low and slow in the dark over my apartment on the edge of downtown Dallas. No lights, no sound, and taveling in airspace I believe is regulated by Dallas/Love Field ATC. It flew directly across, but most likely below, the Southern Approach for Love Field and it headed straight toward downtown to my west. Then it turned slightly south and went over the area known as Deep Ellum. It then continued west once it was south of the skyscrapers of downtown and I then lost sight of it in the night sky. And yes, I was very sober. I was on the phone standing in my yard walking my dog on a clear evening. I was looking at the stars, facing south, when something cought my eye to my left. I could not see it, but saw that something was passing between me and the stars. As it got closer, the lights of the city were enought to illiminate tho bottom of the craft enough that I could make out it's shape and some lines on it's surface. I know enough about aircraft, having grown up as the son of a veteran and commercial pilot and later VP of Southwest Airlines, and attending school myself for aviation, to know that this craft was not designed by any man, and must have achived flight by some means that we can not currently comprehend. To slow to create lift, it must have had some way of defeating the gravitational forces acting n it. Something, or shall I say someone, is deffinatly visiting and observing our planet. And yes I run SETI as well, and have since early 2001. This is not the first "UFO" I've seen, but for me it was the most convincing of my experiences. Keep an eye to the sky. -Chris | |
| Your opinions about Einstein@Home | |
| I run both SETI and Einstein on a few machines to help contribute what I can to the scientific community. I would love to see them produce some amazing discoveries in my lifetime, I guess I'll have to just wait and see. Be ready: When the truth is revealed, everthing most people claim to believe will be dismissed as all other ancient myths have been. Things could get crazy for a while but then, and perhaps only then, will the world come to agree that we have all been wrong all along, and a unified belief in truth will offer hope of peace on this world, and with other worlds. Or, the Aliens will come, kick our asses, and harvest all the humans. Either way, the Earth stands a chance of being saved from it's destructive, competitive, and selfish Human inhabitants that seem incapable of coexisting peacfully without overpopulating, fighting over beliefs and opinions, and putting physicala strain on the earth's environment that provides us with all that we have and all thet we need to survive. Destroy this, and we ultimatly destroy ourselves. Hello World, is there any body out there?...WAKE UP!!! This is all assumung a huge Global Killer doesn't fall from the sky first, and that someone doesn't start a huge nuke slinging contest in the meantime. Have a nice day! Hope the sun rises tomorrow. | |
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