The Home of Indigo Children

Hate having to hold umbrellas, have a connection with the stars, love wearing silly clothes; then well do we have something for you!

It’s the latest fashion line for kids in that zany country JAPAN. It’s called the UFOcap and this practical item can keep you dry and say "Look at me, I love UFO’s" all at the same time.

I’m just curious but, why are none of the adults in this picture wearing it? I’m guessing it’s not because they feel silly, but because it’s an awful invention! Just take a look at the poor girls face and imagine a down poor and think about how wet here face would get! Yeah, sure her shoulders will stay dry, but what’s the point in having dry shoulders, when the ret of you is wet!

If you UFO loving star children are still dying to get your hands on one, hit the link bellow to find out more.

[Via UFO Cap via io9]

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Hey, you guys do whatever you want, it doesn’t bother me.

So I thought I’d let you know of this beauty of a house/Space craft up for sale, incase you might be interested. Originally built in the 70’s, and comes fully fitted with retro features like a curved bar, and customized bath tub….. because that’s how aliens live isn’t it? The only entrance is via a button operated stairs going up from underneath it. And this could all be yours, for a measly $100 000, that’s human American dollars, just incase you we’re thinking of using those Plutonian Dollars you were saving up.

Head over to citynews.ca for more info on where you can put an offer in.

[Via CityNews.ca]

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Image by FrauBucher via Flickr

There are some people who, though might not be indigo’s, they definitely display certain indigo child thinking. Arthur C. Clarke was one of these people. He foresaw many things that would come of the world, one notable being the launch of satellites for use as a communication tool and within his life spent time covering the Apollo space programs. He famously wrote 2001: A Space
Odyssey
and even had the 2001 Mars Odessys, named in his honor.

He used the foresight we humans so often do not use, and created a world of make believe that would later turn out to be true. Use your foresight and see what is to come, allow yourselves to know the future before it arrives, and position yourselves with this knowledge and use it to your advantage.

DARE TO SEE, WHAT IS TO COME

“Clarke’s Wikipedia entry can be read here.”

[Via TechCrunch]

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Now as much as I hope this never actually see’s the production line as it is, a new concept design for a US military Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. I can’t help question where the design team drew their inspiration from?

Over the years, those reports of Unidentified Flying Objects have often come in two distinct shapes, circular and triangular. Some would say that these are just classified military aircraft, that no one knows about, hence this new design. However these reports, have dated back far before we have managed to even break the sound barrier, and still relied upon propellers to pull us through the air! As much as this comment basically insinuates the possibility of Extra Terrestrial life upon this planet, or at least in the skies, I don’t care! I’m not afraid to admit my belief that life beyond that of humanity exists. If they are not from another world, at least from another dimension.

We’ll touch on aliens a bit more in the future, especially different races and personalities. There’s a lot more we don’t know that will become apparent to us, all to soon. Keep your eyes open, and look for yourself………

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These are some of the first pictures taken with the worlds largest Telescope in Arizona called ‘Large Binocular Telescope’ or LBT for short.

It has a resolution of up to 10 times that of the soon to be retired Hubble. It uses two large 8m mirrors as part of it’s imagining capabilities. And the picture shown above is of a spiral galaxy 102 million miles away. Costing nearly $120m (£60), you might wonder if it would have been cheaper to just get a cab all the 102million miles and take a few pictures with a disposable camera up close?

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