What's going on at Sunspot Observatory in New Mexico?

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The Sunspot Observatory is temporarily closed due to a security issue at the facility that’s located 17 miles south of Cloudcroft in the Sacramento Mountains Friday, an Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA) spokeswoman Shari Lifson said.

“The Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy who manages the facility is addressing a security issue at this time,” Lifson said. “We have decided to vacate the facility at this time as precautionary measure. It was our decision to evacuate the facility.”

“I am actually not sure (when the facility was vacated) but it will stay vacated until further notice,” Lifson said. “It’s the people that vacated. At this time, it’s the facility that’s closed.”

“We don’t know that yet (when the facility will open again),” Lifson said. “We are working with the proper authorities on this issues. The local authorities do know and are aware of the situation. I don’t know when the facility was vacated but it was within the last day. It’s a temporary evacuation of the facility. We open it up as soon as possible.”

Otero County Sheriff Benny House said the Otero County Sheriff’s Office was asked to standby.

“The FBI is refusing to tell us what’s going on,” House said. “We’ve got people up there (at Sunspot) that requested us to standby while they evacuate it. Nobody would really elaborate on any of the circumstances as to why. The FBI were up there. What their purpose was nobody will say.”

He said he has a lot of unanswered question about what occurred at Sunspot.

“But for the FBI to get involved that quick and be so secretive about it, there was a lot of stuff going on up there,” House said. “There was a Blackhawk helicopter, a bunch of people around antennas and work crews on towers but nobody would tell us anything.”

House said he pulled his deputies from the facility after there was no identifiable threat.

“They wanted us up there to help evacuate but nobody would tell us anything,” he said. “We went up there and everything was good. There was no threat. Nobody would identify any specific threat. We hung out for a little while then we left. No reason for us to be there. Nobody would tell us what we’re supposed to be watching out for.”

House said he doesn’t understand why Sunspot didn’t call or notify them of the situation.

“They’re not federal employees,” he said. “It maybe somebody who threatened one of their workers. If that’s the case, why didn’t call us and let us deal with it. These guys are regular

workers that work for this company. I don’t know why the FBI would get involved so quick and not tell us anything.”

Worth noting the observatory (and a nearby post office) were shut down late last week and they remain closed to this day with no further update from authorities.

https://www.alamogordonews.com/stor...udcroft-closed-due-security-issue/1227788002/

https://www.kvia.com/news/new-mexico/national-solar-observatory-usps-office-in-sunspot-nm-evacuated-for-safety-reasons-/792020771

 
From what I am seeing most observatory camera that allowed public viewing are offline around the globe right now, coincidence?
 
Looks like the place is abandoned. Strange.

 
Apparently some of the viewer cams have come back on, but out of each video in separate places there is 8 hours missing from the timestamps. :alien:
 
Oh wait now it has switched...

New Mexico observatory closure stemmed from FBI child porn probe

So let me get this straight, they have changed their reason twice, yet they used black hawks and military personal, but still they have not charged anyone? Talk about a cover up. Just throw some kid stuff in there and then no one dares question it.

 
Everyone ready? Got your tinfoil hats on? :alien: . This though just crossed my mind. What if this observatory really did see something. Something that could be destructive but wouldn't want to panic everyone? Would you just scrap the evidence? Just saw this posted today.

The Trump administration has proposed increasing the budget for NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office by three-fold -- from some $60 million to $150 million -- amid growing concerns that humanity is utterly unprepared for the unlikely but still unthinkable: an asteroid strike of calamitous proportions.

Seem like a lot of money real fast, plus the Trump administration isn't all that NASA friendly in the first place.

 
Or it was all a mind operation. Conditioning scheme.
 
It seems like everyone has forgotten this, but I honestly I wonder if this was what it was all about. Recently in the news I have been seeing this:

Harvard scientists say interstellar object may be a probe sent by "alien civilization"

So just passed by the sun, which this observatory is specialized at:

When Oumuamua was discovered last October, it was tumbling past the sun at 196,000 mph. To some the reddish object looked like a cigar. Others thought it was shaped like a pancake.
And now it just happens to be to far to be looked at anymore:

Oumuamua is now so far away we can no longer see it with our satellites.
So maybe this observatory shutdown had something to do with this?

 
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