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Aliens Could Be Found In Dust, Scientists Say Independent March 26, 2023
The notorious 'martian meteorite' ALH84001 weighed about 4 pounds or less than 2 kilos, but Andrew Griffin is proposing much smaller objects could provide clues as to whether we are alone or not. According to University of Tokyo's Tomonori Totani there could be proof of intelligent life in stardust. As to the hows and whys, […]
'Oumuamua Was a Comet After All, A Study Suggests New York Times March 26, 2023
One of the arguments for 'Oumuamua being a Rama-esque spacecraft was how the object 'sped up'as it began to leave our neighborhood. But it's only a theory, notes Dennis Overbye, since there aren't observations to back this up. Unfortunately it emboldens overenthusiastic ET proponents like Avi Loeb to defend himself with, "I'm just asking questions!" […]
I Fantasized About Multiple Timelines, And It Nearly Ruined My Life New York Times March 26, 2023
While Philip K Dick died in 1982, more than forty years later we are living in his paranoid and duplicitious vision of reality. Larger than life characters wielding incredible power, unbelievable news perpetuated from mainstream and alternative media, along with a lying zeitgeist forcing people to question reality. Wondering about the realities where things happened […]
NASA Is Tracking a Huge, Growing Anomaly In Earth's Magnetic Field ScienceAlert March 26, 2023
There's a dent in Earth's magnetic field, but NASA already knew about it ages ago. The South Atlantic Anomaly is a hazard for space flight and it's only beginning to act weirder than anticipated. Hear Peter Dockrill out, as a pole-flip or worse may be on the horizon. On the other hand The Anomalist can […]
Scientists Are Preparing To Create A Traversable Quantum Wormhole Motherboard March 26, 2023
The shortest distance between two points is always folding space so the points are touching. Since Jack Williamson imagined traversiblle wormholes in The Meteor Girl back in 1931, science has dreamt of making that concept a reality. Now here's where Becky Ferreira gets into the nuts and bolts of this spooky action at a distance […]

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