Brief
Vatican Observatory
The claims the writer was given for Vatican Observatory, in the order they were given.
1
When Pope Pius XII asked the Vatican Observatory whether anything unusual had been reported during those periods, the reply was negative.
“When the pope asked the Vatican observatory if anything unusual had been reported during those periods, the reply was negative.”
The Fatima Secret 2000-11-28 ch15:18071-18189 administrative
2
At the annual congress of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, when the possible discovery of remains of bacterial life in a meteorite from Mars was discussed, Christopher Corbally of the Vatican Observatory in Tucson, Arizona said the concept of an "anthropocentric God" should be extended toward a God more almighty than previously imagined.
“At the annual congress of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, when the implications of the possible discovery of remains of bacterial life in a meteorite from Mars were discussed, Dr. Christopher Corbally of the Vatican Observatory in Tucson, Arizona, said, “We only have to extend the concept of an ‘anthropocentric God’ toward a God which is more almighty than we were ever able to imagine.””
The Fatima Secret 2000-11-28 ch4:16765-17170 opinion second hand
3
Guy Consolmagno is the astronomer and director of the Vatican Observatory.
“The astronomer and director of the Vatican Observatory, Brother Guy Consolmagno”
American Cosmic 2019 ch3:47250-47318 administrative
4
Guy Consolmagno, the astronomer and director of the Vatican Observatory, considers truth a moving target that scientists try their best to identify.
“The astronomer and director of the Vatican Observatory, Brother Guy Consolmagno, reminds us, “Truth is a moving target,” and scientists try their best to identify it.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch3:47250-47413 opinion first hand
5
Nicolaus Copernicus's books are now prominently displayed in the Vatican Observatory archive.
“Ironically, his books are now prominently displayed in the archive.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:1038-1097 observation first hand
6
D. W. Pasulka visited the Vatican Secret Archives and the Vatican Observatory in Castel Gandolfo, Italy while researching American Cosmic.
“This book began with a journey, and it ends with a journey, a plane trip to Rome where I visited the Vatican Secret Archives and the Vatican Observatory in Castel Gandolfo”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:173-336 observation first hand
7
Guy Consolmagno is the director of the Vatican Observatory and an astronomer who specialises in meteorites and asteroids.
“Brother Guy Consolmagno, director of the observatory, is a well-known astronomer who specializes in meteorites and asteroids.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:23894-24009 administrative first hand
8
Guy Consolmagno gave Diana Pasulka and Tyler D. a tour of the Vatican Observatory premises at Castel Gandolfo and presented Diana Pasulka with the keys to the observatory archive.
“He gave us a brief tour of the premises, carefully showing us which doors we could enter and which were off-limits. After the tour, Brother Guy presented me with the keys to their archive.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:24178-24358 observation first hand
9
The Vatican Observatory archive holds works by Johannes Kepler and other scientists of Western cosmology.
“we were going to be looking at the works of Johannes Kepler and other great scientists of Western cosmology.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:24511-24609 observation first hand
10
The Vatican Observatory archive at Castel Gandolfo displays old technologies of space exploration, including early telescopes.
“On exhibit are old technologies of space exploration: the first telescopes developed to scour the galaxy.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:24867-24965 observation first hand
11
Guy Consolmagno lined the walls of the Vatican Observatory archive with old photographs of nuns who had worked at the observatory and helped chart star patterns.
“Brother Guy had lined the walls with old photographs of nuns who had worked at the observatory and helped to chart star patterns.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:24973-25093 observation first hand
12
Diana Pasulka told the Jesuit brothers and priests at the Vatican Observatory that she and Tyler D. were looking for instances of aerial phenomena in the archive, without using the word 'UFO'.
““We are looking for instances of aerial phenomena.””
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:25999-26038 testimony first hand
13
The Jesuit scientists at the Vatican Observatory are not actively searching for UFOs and are not engaged in ufology.
“To set the record straight, the Jesuits at the Vatican Observatory are not actively searching for UFOs, nor are they engaged in anything related to ufology.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:26241-26389 observation first hand
14
The Vatican Observatory at Castel Gandolfo, Italy is one of the oldest established observatories in the Western world.
“the Vatican Observatory in Castel Gandolfo, one of the oldest established observatories in the Western world”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:302-405 observation
15
Tyler D.'s understanding of the 'beings' was transformed by his encounter with Sister Maria of Agreda's alleged bilocations, information about levitations of other saints and apparitions of the Virgin Mary, hospital rounds with Father McDonnell, and insights from scientists at the Vatican and Vatican Observatory.
“That night, Tyler admitted that his understanding of the “beings” was being transformed by his experiences. His encounter with Sister Maria and her alleged bilocations... coupled with what he had felt while making hospital rounds with Father McDonnell, and then the insights he gathered from the other scientists at the Vatican and the Vatican Observatory, shifted his interpretive structure with respect to what he thought might be extraterrestrials.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:38963-39499 testimony first hand
16
The Vatican Observatory archive at Castel Gandolfo houses works of Johannes Kepler and Nicolaus Copernicus.
“I was given the keys to their archive, which housed, among many other things, works of Johannes Kepler and Nicolaus Copernicus”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:634-750 observation first hand
17
Tyler D.'s religious conversion happened dramatically and rapidly during his visit to the Vatican and the observatory at Castel Gandolfo, Italy.
“Tyler’s experience was an accelerated version that happened dramatically during his visit to the Vatican and the observatory at Castel Gandolfo.”
American Cosmic 2019 ch7:8250-8385 observation first hand