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17. NUCLEAR WEAPON EFFECTS IN SPACE A. NUCLEAR WEAPON EFFECTS ON PERSONNEL In addition to the natural radiation dangers which will confront the space traveler, we must also consider manmade perils which may exist during time of war. In particular, the use of nuclear weapons may pose a serious problem to manned military space operations. The singular emergence of man as the most vulnerable component of a space-weapon system becomes dramatically apparent when nuclear weapon effects in space are contrasted with the effects which occur within the Earth's atmosphere. When a nuclear weapon is detonated close to the Earth's surface the density of the air is sufficient to attenuate nuclear radiation (neutrons and gamma rays) to such a degree that the effects of these radiations are generally less important than the effects of blast and thermal radiation. The relative magnitudes of blast, thermal and nuclear radiation effects are shown in figure 1 for a nominal fission weapon (20

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John A. Keel, in his book 'OUR HAUNTED PLANET', gives an interesting introduction to the reality of an alien race that has taken careful measures to remain hidden from the mass consciousness of those dwelling on the surface of planet earth -- or those ignorant 'human cattle' whom they are intent on manipulating and exploiting from their secret hiding places above, below and even amongst the inhabitants of planet earth: "...The parahuman Serpent People of the past are still among us. They were probably worshipped by the builders of Stonehenge and the forgotten ridge-making cultures of South America. "...In some parts of the world the Serpent People successfully posed as gods and imitated the techniques of the super-intelligence [God]. This led to the formation of pagan religions centered around human sacrifices. The conflict, so far as man himself was concerne

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In a letter dated Sept. 1990, written by Thomas E. Castello and addressed to researcher 'Jason Bishop', the former Dulce Base technical-security officer stated: "...The room for [the electro-magnetic] generator is nearly 200 feet diameter. This circular room covers the fifth and sixth levels [extreme westsouth wing]. Here, is the intense magnetic generator. There is a 'buffer area' made of ceramic and Latex that is four feet thick, in all directions. There [are] five entrances [plus an escape trap door on the sixth floor] on each floor. Each portal has a double door [one at the out-side of the buffer and one at the inside of the buffer]. The security is severe. Armed guards patrol constantly, and in addition to weight sensitive areas there [are] hand print and eye print stations. No one under ULTRA 5 clearance is allowed near the portals. Here, is the device that power