Won't somebody think of the children.. right.. oh..

mines the one with the Kirlian polaroids in the pocket..

- unusually large, clear eyes

- extremely bright

- evolved consciousness

- come here [from elsewhere, viz Venus]

- one land, one globe and one species

The message is obvious: these "children" are alien parasites and must be all destroyed immediately and without prejudice.

"As small children, Indigo’s [sic] are easy to recognize by their unusually large, clear eyes. Extremely bright, precocious children with an amazing memory and a strong desire to live instinctively, these children of the next millennium are sensitive, gifted souls with an evolved consciousness who have come here to help change the vibrations of our lives and create one land, one globe and one species. They are our bridge to the future."

Isn't this the same as the children in Village of the Damned?

Mine's the one with the dynamite in the pocket...

I believe that children are our future. Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside ...

I think that she probably comes from Pripyat, not Noginsk. That would explain the 'aura'

The Midwich Cuckoos anyone ?

I for one would welcome our new indigo aura enabled overlords.

As opposed to all the other consciousnesses... they must be intelligently designed or something...

First off - if two things rotate in opposite directions then as well all know, there is no movement contraray to the direction of the axis of rotation. We only have to look at those personal helicopters to know that.

As for this whole "Indigo" thing. Mwa ha ha. Pull the other one! That alone would be enough for any sensible person to dismiss this entire story as complete bullshit.

Indigo child develops Anti-Grav

Stannah develops the worlds first anti-grav stair lift.

Norah Batty can work again.

Circle complete.

Personally I'd like an anti-grav swimming pool , you know , one that floats

so thats what my large clear eyed 3 year old has been doing in the cellar these past weeks, building a stargate. i hope he figures out how to power it...i cant afford the electric

with an amazing memory - like "Daddy, you said it was bad to use that word..."

a strong desire to live instinctively - like screaming loudly when they don't get their way, and hitting siblings? "Oh, it's OK, he's expressing his desire to live instinctively."

with an evolved consciousness - unlike all those amoeba, with unevolved conciousnesses

help change the vibrations of our lives - its that jazz/rock/punk/(insert new music type here)

and create one land, one globe and one species - environmental destruction, mass extinction and ecological disaster!

They are our bridge to the future - brilliant, so unarguable

@Steve - knowing our luck, you're the other 5%, and you're just about to create a black hole to swallow us all!

Freddy Mercury!!

inertioid = "forward or rotary motion without physical reaction"

The rotary motion is no problem. That's how an astronaut can turn his body in orbit without touching the walls. Forward motion... not likely. Is this a "reactionless drive" or something? Expect New Scientist to run a cover story which then has to be painstakingly shot down by people who have actual understanding of differential equations and error bars.

I seem to using the Flame Icon a lot. Maybe it's just me.

Put aside the external, and think in internal consciousness terms hereonin. We still have a long way to go before we realise that all consciousness is shared instantaneously with all sentient beings all around the universe and through all time. Call it quantum dislocation, but the neuronal pathways that make up the subconscious brain are too far apart for quantum energy jumps, but close enough together in the conscious brain. (Google Matt Pitkanen). There you go then. (Shhhh, I AM getting my coat).

http://mathforum.org/kb/thread.jspa?forumID=13&threadID=93551&messageID=466670

Hehehe.

...someone was given the John Wyndham boxed set last Christmas.

- alien, has big bright clear eyes.

'Torsional fields' ? Snigger.

No reaction means no inertia, which would mean keeping the centre of mass in one spot so there's no net acceleration. /That/ approach will inevitably come back to bite you in the arse -- sort of robbing Peter to pay Paul.

When 'Shipov’s device' finally boldly went forwards, Mr Duffield neglects the air track as a potential source of kinetic energy - but hey! Working out these scams are fun; my toes are thoroughly kept on.

So 95% of everyone under 38 are aliens?

I thought I was just a grumpy old man

Can we have some photos please?

And maybe 1 or 2 of the Rover as well?

maxed his kindy teachers out on day 4 of pre-school (aged3.5) - by correcting the teacher...

"actually the moon is a satellite."

The next week he taught them about the Large Hadron Collider, explaining that it was an experiment to find out what atoms are made of.

He scoffed at his 5 yr old brother recently, informing him that Jesus wasnt real.

Eyes WIDE open.

Indigo??? started about ten years ago?? So that's what Tinky Winky is all about !

Mystery solved.

.. after the end of the Cold War? After the collapse of Communism, Pravda was left somewhat drifting and directionless, there not being much call for an official State Propaganda organ anymore, and it's gradually degenerated into being some kind of Russian version of the Weekly World News.

Having said that, I'm sure its stories are perhaps now marginally *more* close to the truth then they ever were before, but that's not saying much.

Just did a google search on this subject....

ohmigod, what a pile of tripe!

was used in a Sci Fi story when a translation machine tried to translate a "wizards" name.

You only find out at the end of the story that the name was actually: "As a mauve" - or Asimov.

Pretty close to Indigo if you ask me - could Asimov have been the original Indigo child.

BTW what happens when they grow up - do they become bureaucratic grey?

Nothing to do with Inigo Pipkin of 70s UK TV favourite Pipkins fame?

I guess not, because whatever progress was made towards the creation of a rover vehicle, it would undoubtedly have been sabotaged by Hartley Hare anyway.

The suggestion that Inertoid motion has been refined and proven, or that "Russian schoolgirl" didn't trigger the work proxy.

What's this doing in Science?

Surely anything that mentions aura's in the context of this article immidiately precludes it from being scientific.

Still, it was good for a laugh on a virtual friday.

Something frighteningly similar was patented sometime back as the "Dean Drive". Except

in the Dean Drive (tm, I'm sure), the weight was slid into the center during one part of the rotation

and out to the extreme over the portion of rotation that was in line with the desired direction of

force.

Sounded like something fun to play with or simulate, but not to patent.

Cheers.