Fox News Films UFO At Gilliand Ranch, and Interviews
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"No more hostiles in the galaxy like that AE. The Ancharan groups and the Anunnaki switched over to the light back in the 90s. The only dark obstacle basically left is the Dark Cabal here on Earth. The Cabal doesn't have any advanced tech so they are…"
"Who are the hostiles in the galaxy that have advanced tech and star travel?"
"They have come a long way and have changed their ways for the better. They got a bright future ahead of them."
"The Draconians get a lot of bad press..but they still want the best for their own people and homeworlds, so engage in guardianship rituals..."
"After planetary ascension...and those humans who seek to ascend, as well....and become planetary guardians...Then the firmament layers can be renewed, as in ancient times..."
"I actually didn't think the Draconians did those kind of rituals. I've heard the Human groups did, but not the Draconians or other Ancharan groups. Thanks for that info Drekx."
"Thanks Drexk-when do you think Earth's firmament will be replaced?"
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There is nothing paranormal about the dust orb phenomena, it is natural to any camera with a flash and any video with a light source that isn't in front of the camera (ie, infrared light, spotlights). It seems that many groups still consider dust orb photos to be paranormal, because they don't want to take the time to collect REAL anomalous data. What keeps these groups holding on to the dust orb as phenomena is the instant gratification they get by collecting hundreds of so-called "spirit orbs" in a single night of investigating. The truth is no matter what the environment, there are always air-born particles in the air (except in a vacuum...) that can contaminate your data. You can sometimes even see the flash reflect off the dust particles when a picture is taken. Also, this phenomena isn't just limited to dust, it also applies to rain, water droplets, bugs, etc.
from this link...
http://www.ghostgadgets.com/_knowledge/orbs.html
From Wikipedia:
"Orb artifacts are captured during low-light instances where the camera's flash is used, such as at night or underwater – or where a bright light source is near the camera."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orb_%28optics%29