REALL 1996 V04N05

Standing directly underneath the long, low blue rain-free cloud deck with the wind slamming at my back at 35 mph or more, I thought that I may indeed be present at a creation. The birth of a tornado, that is. My heart was pounding as I stood alone on a small country bridge in the country about 10 mi

traveled to the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) in Norman, Oklahoma , the home of the University of Oklahoma , in 1981 to research the scientists' efforts there to study tornado formation for a free-lance article later published in the Madison, Wisconsin Capital Times daily newspaper. This

published in the Madison, Wisconsin Capital Times daily newspaper. This was the same lab mentioned in Twister. One of the main objectives of NSSL was to correlate field observations of severe storms, including tornadoes, with Doppler radar readings back in the lab. One of the results of the testing

Doppler radar readings back in the lab. One of the results of the testing was the ability of Doppler radar to "see" the storm producing a tornado some 20 minutes before touchdown. More warning time could be given to the public with the application of this radar nationwide. That is indeed what happen

Greg Stumpf). It was Bluestein, though, who had originally developed , more than 15 years ago , TOTO (Totally Totable Observatory), the real precursor to Twister's DOROTHY, a large canister filled with meteorological instruments to be dropped in the path of a tornado. After my article was printed in

Totable Observatory), the real precursor to Twister's DOROTHY, a large canister filled with meteorological instruments to be dropped in the path of a tornado. After my article was printed in the Capital Times, I tried to publish articles about the storm chasers and their scientific efforts to unders

"REALLity Check" next issue! Letter to the Editor Presumably you saw the Nova abduction expose after getting the copy of the postcard Nova sent me. They sent it as a courtesy for my answering an inquiry last August. Thankfully they used almost nothing as you probably noticed. They only devoted a few

Letter to the Editor Presumably you saw the Nova abduction expose after getting the copy of the postcard Nova sent me. They sent it as a courtesy for my answering an inquiry last August. Thankfully they used almost nothing as you probably noticed. They only devoted a few seconds to my observations a

technology they managed to compress no less than five errors into a single line of narration! They show the Bifrost alien and follow it by the alien from The UFO Incident, the T.V. movie about the Hills and their abduction. We hear the Outer Limits entity is "an alien with telepathic powers very muc

abduction. We hear the Outer Limits entity is "an alien with telepathic powers very much like those Barney and Betty Hill described after this broadcast." The Outer Limits alien was not telepathic. I quote the script: Judith: Can you read my mind… even through your… shield? Creature: No. I cannot re

The Outer Limits alien was not telepathic. I quote the script: Judith: Can you read my mind… even through your… shield? Creature: No. I cannot read your mind. I cannot even understand your language. I analyze your eyes. Betty Hill's alien also was not telepathic. It spoke English. Only Barney Hill d