A Global Warming-Generated USO—Unidentified Seismic Object—Reverberated Through the Planet for Nine Days
In September 2023, researchers around the world were baffled by a seismic event that sent unusual shockwaves bouncing back and forth through the planet for more than a week. The nature of the event was so unprecedented that it took scientists nearly a year to determine the source of the
A Common Food Dye Can Turn Skin, Muscle and Other Body Tissues Temporarily Transparent
Researchers at Stanford University have stumbled upon a method of making biological tissue, such as skin, muscle and connective tissue, temporarily transparent, allowing the underlying organs to be viewed without the need for x-ray imaging or surgical procedures. The technique could not only one day allow for medical imaging that
Defying Expectations, Solar Activity Returns to a 23-Year High
Defying expectations, solar activity is back in a big way, with the number of sunspots counted on the Sun’s surface last month reaching levels not seen in nearly 23 years, more than twice the number predicted by previous forecasts. This newfound activity signals not only that the Sun is well
A Nuclear Powered CE5: AATIP Proposed a ‘Honey Trap’ Operation to Bait—and Possibly Capture—a UAP
In 2015 the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) devised a bold plan to lure unidentified anomalous phenomena out into the open to gather more data on—and perhaps even capture—the otherwise mercurial craft that had been dogging US Naval aviators while training in restricted airspace. Although the operation was
Flying Higher Than Anyone in Over Fifty Years, the First Civilians Have Walked in Space
The first spacewalk by a civilian was conducted on September 12 by tech billionaire Jared Isaacman, an activity that has, until now, been the exclusive domain of professional astronauts, cosmonauts and taikonauts. On September 10 the Crew Dragon capsule Resilience that carried Isaacman and his three crewmates into orbit was launched atop one of
