3.4 Mile Doorway Into Planet Mercury Discovered, Nov 2012.

Date of sighting: November 17, 2012
Location of sighting: Victoria Rupes Cliffs, Mercury 

I was looking over some Mercury photos and found this unusual black doorway. It is long and rectangle in shape with four almost perfect right angel corners. Unless meteor cubes are pummeling planets, this seems to be made by ancient aliens. Since nasa states; "the crater that is just left of the center of the photo is 42km (26 miles) in diameter," this gives us the approximate size of the doorway. It takes 7.5 of the doors to cross the entire crater, meaning the doorway is 5.6km long or 3.4 miles. That is a giant doorway for giant ships to travel through. Check it out at the source below. SCW

Source: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA15614

                           

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Alien Base Entrance Discovered On Mount Adams, Near ECETI Ranch, UFO Sighting News, Nov 2, 2012.

Date of discovery: Nov 2, 2012

Location of discovery: Mount Adams, on the Oregon, Washington boarder, USA

Source is a world satellite map (free): http://www.flashearth.com

I had read about and researched the UFO Sightings at the ECETI ranch for many years and finally found a satellite map that would allow me to fully view the top of the ranch. The mass amounts of military officers and DOD people as well as news agencies who record these UFO have been baffled by what they saw. Glowing UFO orbs are seen nightly by visitors and people in the community. The thing that sticks out the most is that they often say, "it was coming from the side of the mountain," or "it went into the side of the mountain." This made me search for some kind of distortion in the photos, a glitch in their cloaking that would prove to be an entrance to a base. You see I work with infrared and night vision so I understand that certain light waves are not visible to the human eye, but the digital eye is a different story.  Here is a video I made of the results of this search. The entrance is real…now…how do we open it? Scott C. Waring

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