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The European Nova Agency (ENA)
Size: 175 employees, 10 consultants
Budget: 20,889,000 euro
ENA is intended to:
- Uphold human rights for novas
- Support EU nova research
- Advice the EU on nova related matters
- Enable EU novas to utilize their powers in a constructive manner,
especially for public defence
- Deal with erupting, deranged or criminal novas
It is not a military or intelligence agency, and is placed under oversight
by several other bodies (creating a somewhat messy bureaucratic environment).
When sent out to deal with a nova threat it does so together with local
authorities and Europol; when novas are sent out in the field they are
heavily supervised.
European novas are requested to work with ENA, but it has no power to
force cooperation. Most member countries have made deals with ENA so that
novas employed by government organisations can be loaned to ENA (and sometimes
vice versa).
ENA is decentralised with offices across Europe, but much of the activity
is concentrated at its centres in Aberdeen, Stuttgart and Nice.
Much nova medical and engineering research is located to Aberdeen. The
Aberdeen centre has a facility on an oil platform in the North Sea for
testing nova powers and confining disturbed or uncontrolled novas, and
several labs in the town. The total size is about 100 employees, mostly
administrators and researchers. It has proven a boon to the city thanks
to the influx of EU money and tourists wanting a glimpse of the novas
who visit.
The Stuttgart centre deals with general nova oversight, policy issues
and antiterrorism. It is the coordinating centre, with 50 employees (mostly
administrators and clerical workers). Much more administrative and legal,
it is not very well known. The Nice centre aims at nova applications,
nova detection and education. Their complex in Sophia Antipolis has become
a major conference location for nova-related conferences and visits. It
is smallest, just 24 employees and a number of interns.
ENA has a collaboration with CERN to use nuclear and particle physics
to study novas; the centre of excellence is led by Dr Arkady Aleksevitch
Operov.
Novas are usually not employed by ENA, but rather affiliates to the diffe
Ondre Debinski is the official nova representative in the governing committee.
He represents the employed novas and is somewhat of an ombudsman/union
representative. He is also often used as a spokesperson of “the nova community”
when ENA needs some good publicity.
Miscellanous Texts
ENA Mission, Goals and Methods
Organisation of ENA
ENA Response Team Guidance Document
Memorandum on Nova Teams
European Novas and Eruptions
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Documented Powers
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Home Organisation(s)
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ENA Link
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Mj. Janis Ivalts (“Tiger´s Claw”)
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Enhanced physics
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Latvian Army
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Stuttgart affiliate
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Gradual eruption over 2003 as physical
abilities developed tremendously.
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Lisa Hudson (“Despairing
Venus”)
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Emotional control, darkness control,
impenetrable skin.
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Eruption 2005? Emotional control
issues. Died in Johannesburg Incident.
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Eugenia Holmström
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Self-compression?
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FOI
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ENA researchers participate in study
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Swedish retiree who in January 2003
in front of many witnesses in Stockholm “imploded”, becoming a black
rock-like object 7 cm across.
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Tarent Incident
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Teleportation?
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A 5 month baby was observed in Tarent
18 November 2003 to flicker across the apartment of its parents
and then vanished.
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Beatrice Mercier
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Diamond conversion
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Direction de la Surveillance du
Territoire, Nova Division
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ENA Researchers admitted to site
for study after approval.
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Unseen eruption on or near May 15
2003 in Villers en-Bacage (Normandie, France). Believed to have
converted herself and everything within 45 meters into diamond.
The site has been sealed and is examined by the DSTSN.
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Daniette Färber
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Light-bending, mass/density increase
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University Hospital of Heidelberg
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ENA Researchers admitted to site
for study.
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Erupted September 22 2003. She immediately
went catatonic and has remained so since then. She is being treated
at the University Hospital of Heidelberg.
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Anastasia Mikhailova
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Mental control, stealth?
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Leningrad Regional Clinic and Hospital
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Erupted as a stroke/Alzheimer patient at the
Leningrad Regional Clinic and Hospital, where she remains.
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[Yong Sung] “Boost”
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Technology merging and control,
technology modification
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UK Nova Task Force
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Aberdeen affiliate
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Erupted when encountering an MRI
unit,
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Gerhardt Kestel (“Die Vampire”)
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Resiliency, flight, natural weapons
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Wolkswagen-Stiftung
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Stuttgart affiliate
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Currently incarcerated in South
Africa.
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Francois LeClerque (“Mr F”)
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Soil control
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Belgian Police
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Brussels affiliate
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[Iñaki Azkuna] (“The Saviour”)
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Mental control
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Brussels affiliate
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Taleye Khoyi
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Weather, gravity and mass control,
forcefield.
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UK Nova Task Force
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Aberdeen affiliate
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Dr Oliver Struck
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Extreme resiliency, forcefield.
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Stuttgart affiliate
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Gustave Pernot
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Strength, jumping ability, fire
production
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Direction de la Surveillance du
Territoire, Nova Division
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Nice affiliate
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Prateli Vignuzzi
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Consultant Nice
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[Ishoa Ali Noah]
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Science consultant Aberdeen
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Matt Doyle
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Chemical control
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DuPont Chemicals
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Aberdeen affiliate
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Vassilij Ternatjenko (“The Russian
Bear”)
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Strength, mud control
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Ondre Debinski (“Not Captain Euro”)
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Flight, paralysis
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Polish Military Research Institute
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Nova representative
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Clare Leith (“Flying Mom”)
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Flight
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UK Nova Task Force
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Aberdeen affiliate
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Dr Arkady Aleksevitch Operov
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Intelligence, matter perception
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CERN, TH Division
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Scientific consultant
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