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A pilot spotted a UFO over Denver last week.
While not picked up on radar, the private pilot claimed to barely avoid a head-on crash at 8,000 feet.
There is audio evidence of the incident through cockpit recordings; the pilot can be heard talking to air traffic control and speculating about the object.
The FAA has discounted the claiming saying there was no evidence of any unidentified objects in the sky that night.
120 students and staff have tested positive for tuberculosis in Longmont, Colorado.
Thankfully, they have the latent form of the disease which is very treatable. But the tremendously high rate of isolated infection has shocked public health officials.
Longmont High School currently has about 1,200 students and 120 staffers. So far, 906 people have been tested.
The outbreak started with one student back in December showing signs of the active type of TB. This spread to about 40% of their class, and it further spread from there. The initial student is recovering well.
If you’re wondering, yes, TB could indeed be the global pandemic that eventually wipes out mankind.
As we previously reported, the World Health Organization believes tuberculosis is a much greater threat than you might imagine.
In a scary statistic, this nasty disease has infected 1 out of 3 people on the planet. Most people have the latent strain, like the majority of folks in Longmont,
The dormant strain can activate into an active virus at any time if not properly treated.
Winter finally arrived in Denver this weekend, and boy did it.
With an official measurement of 15.9 inches, the storm broke a 3-day snowfall record set all the way back in 1912.
The storm also made February 2012 the 10th snowiest February in Denver since record keeping began in 1882. And there’s still three weeks to go.
Snow totals across the Denver metro area ranged from 14 to 20 inches. The city center received about 14 inches while there was over 18 in nearby Boulder.
Although most of the ski resorts did not benefit from the storm, four feet (yes) covered the Pinecliffe area in the Rocky Mountain foothills, at an elevation of around 8,000 feet.
Blizzard conditions covered the high plains, shutting down Interstate 70 from just outside Denver over to the Kansas border.
Some say it’s a doorway to hell, others say it’s a doomsday bunker for the world’s elite.
Most people call it an airport - Denver International Airport to be exact - but conspiracy theorists say the elaborate underground tunnels and strange artwork are symbols of something more sinister.
And for those who believe, they say the situation is made worse by how transparent it all is - you just need to interpret the signs.
Fueling the speculation are unusual facts from the airport’s construction, including:
- The airport has a fiber-optic communications core made of 5,300 miles of cable that could stretch from New York City to Buenos Aires
- DIA also has a copper-cable communications network that measures some 11,365 miles
- The fueling system can pump 1,000 gallons of jet fuel per minute through a 28-mile network of pipes - more fuel than any airport needs
- To build the airport, 110 million cubic yards of Earth were moved, roughly a third of the amount moved to create the Panama Canal
- There are more than 19 miles of underground tunnels that move baggage and goods - and some are unused
Are DIA’s tunnels hiding a 2012 Noah’s Ark. We’ll see. However, could someone please explain those New World Airport Commission signs?
