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This procedure was also necessary to settle future claims of property damage caused by the balloon, payload, or recovery vehicles.

summary when the claims offered by ufo theorists to prove that an extraterrestrial spaceship and crew crashed and were recovered by the u s air force are compared to documented air force activities it is reasonable to conclude with a high degree of certainty that the two crashes were actually descriptions of a launch or recovery of a high-altitude balloon in anthropomorphic dummies this conclusion was based on the remarkable similarities and independent corroboration between the witnesses who described both of the crash sites statements such as they was using dummies in those damned things and a characterization of the crashed vehicle i thought it was a blimp are two of the many similarities the extensive detailed descriptions provided by the witnesses too numerous to be coincidental were of the equipment vehicles procedures and personnel of the air force research organization who conducted the scientific experiments high dive and excelsior though it is clear anthropomorphic dummies were responsible for these accounts the specific location of the events described was difficult if not impossible to determine since the witnesses were not specific a witness to the crash site north of roswell mr james ragsdale was not certain of the actual location as evidenced by a change in his sworn testimony that moved the site many miles from its original location However, since Ragsdale reportedly lived or worked in the Roswell, Artesia, and Carlsbad, New Mexico areas during the period when the dummies were used, it is likely he described one or more of the nine documented dummy recoveries in areas near there.

Reports of the other crash site, allegedly 175 miles northwest of Roswell on the San Augustine Plains, is likely based on descriptions of more than one launch and recovery of anthropomorphic dummies.

Since one witness, Gerald Anderson, described procedures consistent with the launch and recovery of high-altitude balloons, it is likely that he witnessed both of these activities, with at least one that included an anthropomorphic dummy payload.

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The research hub wants those private engines to produce four times the amount of grid power and smog would result rising a nearly four hundred per cent spike in lung damaging nitrogen oxide statewide and even if data centers connect to the grid in texas and add their own wind and solar power researchers project a thirty five per cent spike in toxic emissions that's hillicote news in sports on the local scene it'll be high school volleyball as lovington is hosting artesia at six o'clock at wildcat gym eunice volleyball at tatum at six and jowl is going to be hosting hagerman at six In high school soccer, just the girls of Lovington in action tonight, and the Lady Wildcats will host Artesia at 6 at Brian Urlacher Field.

The NFL season is entering Week 7.

The Bears and Patriots duel from Chicago on Thursday Night Football.

Chavez was a ZDC employee who was hired August 27th, 2012 as a security guard.

According to an FBI tactical intelligence report dated August 12th, 2020, on June 16th, 2020, a man and woman from Artesia, New Mexico, attempted to burgle the Zorro Ranch property.

The couple attempted to break into a storage container at the Zorro Ranch property.

Property security guards Amber Chavez and Cynthia Cano contacted the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Department, leading to the burglars' arrest.

With that said, I have a guest I want to introduce you guys to, Pastor Scott Pettus.

Pastor Scott Pettus is the head pastor of First Church Artesia in Artesia, New Mexico.

This church, and this introduction is actually kind of important here, it's a Westminster-affirming Reformed congregation that grew out of the town's first church ever in Artesia.

In 1903, first Presbyterian church was planted in 1903.

It was a PCUSA church.

so.

Yeah, I bet.

But it sounds like Artesia is your hometown.

That was fun.

And we visited Carlsbad and Artesia and Hobbs.

And we did two live town halls, one from Carlsbad and one from Hobbs.

And we got a tremendous response from that.

A witness to the crash site north of Roswell, Mr. James Ragsdale, was not certain of the actual location as evidenced by a change in his sworn testimony that moved the site many miles from its original location.

However, since Ragsdale reportedly lived or worked in the Roswell, Artesia, and Carlsbad, New Mexico areas during the period when the dummies were used, it is likely he described one or more of the nine documented dummy recoveries in areas near there.

Reports of the other crash site, allegedly 175 miles northwest of Roswell on the San Augustine Plains, is likely based on descriptions of more than one launch and recovery of anthropomorphic dummies.

Since one witness, Gerald Anderson, described procedures consistent with the launch and recovery of high-altitude balloons, it is likely that he witnessed both of these activities, with at least one that included an anthropomorphic dummy payload.

And, and so I, I took to roping really well, and, and that was the first half of, like when I was in the 10s, 12s, 13s, and 14s, we just roped.

You know, he would go and, and there was this guy named Bobby Lee from, he was from Artesia, New Mexico, but he lived in Weatherford, and he was a racehorse guy.

So bad idea, but my dad would go over and hang with Bobby Lee, and then get these like racehorse colts and bring them and be like, "All right, here's your new head horse," you know?

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Thank you.

Welcome to another segment of Meaty Meeting, and this is one of the happiest conversations I get to have every year about something incredible that takes place in Artesia.

It's the Joy family of Artesia.

We have Allison and Stuart Joy, and it's all about the annual Heirloom Acres Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch.

So welcome in.

So it's a neat marriage of those of those experiences with the farming and then the entertainment side of it as well.

Yeah, it's just it's wonderful.

Friday nights and weekends, October 3rd through the 31st, one mile east of Artesia on Highway 82.

And did a lot of work with some five-star generals and some retired Pentagon people.

Interestingly enough, Ed is from Artesia, New Mexico.

He was born in Hereford, Texas, but raised in Artesia, very near Roswell, which I found fascinating since that's where the famous, they think, the first UFO ever landed.

So a lot of this is in the book about coincidences, telepathy, my work with him when he started the foundation on telepathy.

on telepathy and human potential.