UPDATED W / PICS (page 2 & 5) >>> Triangle shaped UFO large. Over Austin RIGHT NOW --#2 UPDATE ties to JJ PICKLE research lab??

Black triangle (UFO)


[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Home sweet Home

Hot Tub Time w my Hooney

You have pictures of that too?

Lake Travis. Just to the west of Iguana Grill.

?....... objects hovering or slowly cruising at low altitudes over cities and highways. Sightings usually take place at night. These objects are often described .....

Yes.fits.

Last Edited by ( . Y . ) Stripper Orphanage on 12/02/2013 01:28 AM

I lived in point Venture this summer

[link to www.space.com]

Good read wonder wtf it is

From above link.....


No attempt to hideThe database-driven study of the Flying Triangle shows the following patterns: -- Sightings take place near cities and on Interstate highways-- They are seen at low altitude in plain sight of eyewitnesses-- They fly at extremely low speed or hover in plain sight of eyewitnesses-- The vehicles sometime fly with easily noticeable bright lights -- either blinding white lights,

All the Bush's bought 110,000 acres in Paraguay. They're not hanging around for the party he started. His kids all have jobs down that way.

J. J. PICKLE RESEARCH CAMPUS.

The J. J. Pickle Research Campus of the University of Texas at Austin, formerly the Balcones Research Center, is located on a Missouri Pacific Railroad spur at a 475-acre site in the northwest part of Austin.

. As a collaboration between government, academe, and industry to improve the United States technology base, the research community seeks to link public and private sectors to support excellence in science, engineering, and technology and foster efforts that can fuse research and development on the university campus and encourage the founding of private companies.

As an industrial research park, the campus has been instrumental in the development of such Central Texas firms as Texas Nuclear, Tracor, and Radian Corporation.

The facility provides a center for civil, electronic, aerospace, mechanical, petroleum, and environmental-health engineering research, along with scientific research in botany, zoology, paleontology, nuclear physics, chemistry, psychology, atmospheric science, and archeology.

Over the course of its history, it has been home to as many as seventy laboratories, a training site for scientists and engineers, and a place where chemists, physicists, and engineers are encouraged to conduct interdisciplinary research.The current facility developed from a magnesium plant built by the federal government at the site during World War II and operated by International Minerals and Chemical Corporation. After the war the federal government declared the plant surplus.

In 1945 electrical engineering professor and assistant to the president C. Read Granberry and civil engineering professor J. Neils Thompson, acting together on behalf of the University of Texas, obtained a lease agreement with an option to purchase the plant from the War Assets Administration. The resulting agreement, completed in 1946, committed the university to use of the original 402 acres and twenty-nine buildings, representing a total of 216,000 square feet of space, to "extend and develop the research function of the University for the benefit of the public." The first component of the facility emerged from a National Defense Research Committee laboratory originally known as the War Research Laboratory or War Physics Laboratory, e

JJ pickle research lab (right where UFO was spotted)

[link to www.tshaonline.org]

Last Edited by ( . Y . ) Stripper Orphanage on 12/02/2013 12:58 PM

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HEY look.. i found one of my OLD POSTS !!

MODS ... how do i get this user ID back ???