Comet Show Leaves NASA Speechless But Leaves Plain Talk Predictive                                                                                                                               

Questions and Answers are cited below as

"Q" and "A"

July 5, 2005 L.A. Times Headline: "Comet Show Leaves NASA Speechless."

1. Q: Why does the foregoing headline leave Plain Talk predictive?

A: Because it confirms the possibilities of human residences on planets beyond the one we're on. In this connection, note from the annexed "Comet Show Leaves NASA Speechless," bottom of page 1:

"Telescopes on the ground reported changes in the abundance of gases observed in the comet's corona, especially a large increase in water vapor."

That "water vapor" may suggest related use of the water in space.

2. Q: Do we need alternative places of human residence in planets beyond ours?

A: Quite probably yes. We have in mind the weapons on this planet, and the record that weapons invented ultimately will be used. We should prepare accordingly.

3. Q: What does that mean?

A: The weapons of destruction include possible radiation which would foreclose use of huge areas on earth.

4. Q: Why find alternative planetary places for human residence, if that only enables badly-intentioned humans, especially terrorists, to use their weapons on the alternative places?

A: The point is well taken. Nevertheless, we must prepare alternative places of human residence, if possible.

5. Q: Why?

A: We foresee hopefully, an eventual evolution forward. That has been the record of the evolution behind us, since the "Big Bang" 13 billion years ago.

6. Q: What is the alternative to what we suggest?

A: "Armageddon," a possibly soon-upon-us phenomenon.

7. Q: Does the foregoing suggest a bleak future for man altogether?

A: The circumstances include that possibility. We foresee an eventual evolution forward, which has been the general path of past evolution.

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