Showing posts with label Expedition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Expedition. Show all posts
Monday, August 11, 2014
NEW Search for Crashed Ghost Rockets | VIDEO
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In a couple of weeks I will lead an expedition to Lake Nammajaure where a Ghost Rocket landed and sank in July 1980. Seen by two excellent witnesses in broad daylight during its flight over them, down to the lake and the landing.
The lake is situated in a remote area within a National park and we will carry all instruments, tents and personal packings through the woods.
This is UFO-Sweden's second attempt to find the strange ”rocket”. The first search was made in 2012 but now we are returning with better instruments and an expert on ground penetrating radar plus a TV documentary team that has followed me and UFO-Sweden since nearly five years.
Please take a look at our information page: The Ghost Rocket Project
And if you are interested in helping us to make this within our small budget, all contributions are very welcomed.
Thank you!
Friday, October 18, 2013
Amelia Earhart Search Update: Manned Submersibles with High Def Video To Locate Aircraft Remains
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Investigation Of Possible Crash Site To Resume In 2014
By Meredith Bennett-Smith
The Huffington Post
10-16-13
Fear not, Amelia Earhart fans: The search for America's long-lost female pilot will resume again in 2014, and the expedition may finally prove whether or not Earhart crash landed on an island in the South Pacific and died a castaway.
The investigation will be led by The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR), an organization that has spent many years and millions of dollars attempting to solve the mystery of Earhart's disappearance during a flight 76 years ago.
According to TIGHAR's website, the group plans to organize a 30-day expedition in September to Gardner Island, now Nikumaroro Island, in the Republic of Kiribati. The group will be borrowing a University of Hawai‘i oceanographic research ship, from which it will be able to deploy two submersibles, Pisces IV and Pisces V, each carrying a pilot and two TIGHAR observers.
The submersibles will be used to get a "detailed 'eyeball' and photographic examination of the entire mile-long underwater search area," according to TIGHAR. Meanwhile an onshore team will be performing a "detailed survey of the beachfront and forest area in search of evidence of an initial Earhart/Noonan campsite."
The team will be building off previous expeditions in order to decide where to search. One of the most important underwater clues to date may be a 22-foot long object picked up TIGHAR-funded sonar imaging just west of Nikumaroro Island. The object bears a resemblance to the fuselage of Earhart's Lockheed Electra. . . .
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See Also:
VIDEO | The Amelia Earhart Mystery Finally Solved with New Evidence?
'Sonar Image Could Be Amelia Earhart's Plane,' says TIGHAR
Does HD Video Show Wreckage of Amelia Earhart's Plane?
On the 75th Anniversary of Her Disappearance – Search for Amelia Earhart's Plane Begins
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