Blue Alien Network | The Hive

In August of 1986, Voyager Two, a U.S. interstellar probe launched in 1977, began sending to Earth the first close-ups of planet Neptune. Scientists at a laboratory of jet propulsion in Pasadena, California, found a lot of amazing data while studying the pictures. First, a color scheme of Neptune surprised the researchers. It was bright blue with a few spots of white clouds. Second, a wide inclination angle of the rotation axis of the planet, which indicated a strong magnetic field, ample resources of internal heat, and a liquid core. Given the data and pictures sent by Voyager from the vicinity of Uranus in 1986, and information on Jupiter and Saturn sent by the probe some time earlier, the latest achievements of the spacecraft enabled us to take a closer look at the solar system the way we never did before.

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In 1990 I met with Zecharia Sitchin when we appeared on a television talk show, in Long Island, hosted by Bill Knell. I found Mr. Sitchen to be one of the most informed people I had every met. The next time we met was in 1993 at NYU where we lectured together on ancient astronauts and related information.

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