Strange Roswell predictions coming true?
Thursday, December 28th, 2006In early 1996, my friend Maruthi and I traveled through New Mexico. On the next to last day, we stopped in Roswell to visit not one but both of the alien museums.
 White Sands, not too far from Roswell |
When we showed up at one of the museums, it was a quiet Thursday afternoon in early January. No one was there. Remember, this is 1996 - before X-Files, before the Roswell show or movies. When we got there, the curator took us aside. He said, ‘you fellas look like engineering types. How’d you like to watch a movie?’ So we did, and it spoke of a guy named Bob Lazar who worked at Area 51. He revealed the secret projects that the Air Force were working on there involving reverse engineering three sets of alien technology - their mirror-powered discs that could see things at great distance; their main energy source, a highly stable atom with a high atomic number; and their time control device. When he left the project and went public, the government destroyed all records of him.
Well, now it turns out that this guy was actually right. There is a very stable (well, for thirty seconds) element at 108. Who knew? I guess Bob did. Amazing.
Interestingly, the proprietor of the museum though that my sister would like the glow-in-the-dark alien keychain at $3.99 — and he was right! I guess he had access to the alien technology as well. Something is up in Roswell, no doubt.
