2019-03-01
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The Pentagon Appoints NSA Scientist as New AARO Director
August 29, 2024The U.S. Department of Defense has chosen a new head for the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office [AARO], appointing Dr. Jon T. Kosloski as the new director of the Pentagon's UAP investigations team. Kosloski is replacing the office's interim director, Tim... continued
Earth’s Complex Lifeforms May Have Emerged 1.5 Billion Years Earlier Than Assumed
August 26, 2024While life on Earth appeared extremely early in the planet's history, it wasn't until a mere 600 million years ago that complex life exploded onto the scene, with the long-standing reign of single-celled organisms giving way to more complex lifeforms,... continued
Earth’s Oldest Solar Calendar Has Been Found at Göbekli Tepe & May Mark a Civilization-Altering Catastrophe
August 23, 2024A new analysis of the carvings engraved into the ancient stones at Göbekli Tepe have revealed what may be the world's oldest solar calendar, a system of timekeeping that, at over 12,000 years old, predates other ancient calendar systems by... continued
We May Be Able To Detect Gravitational Distortions from Broken Warp Drives
August 22, 2024A new paper from an international team of physicists has outlined the possibility that we may be able to detect the gravitational waves that spill out of a malfunctioning warp drive—provided a spacetime-bending craft belonging to one of our interstellar... continued
From the Dark Depths Beyond Jupiter: The Origin of the Dinosaurs’ Killer Asteroid Revealed
August 19, 2024Ever since the discovery of the ancient crater left over from the massive impact that wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago, researchers have sought to uncover the origin of the meteor that heralded the extinction of more than... continued
A Rare Heat Spike Above Antarctica Could Mean More Extreme Weather via a Destabilized Southern Polar Vortex
August 16, 2024A rare temperature spike in the atmosphere high above Antarctica is threatening to split the southern polar vortex, bringing with it the potential for extreme weather events across the Southern Hemisphere. In July 2024, a Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) event was... continued
The World’s Oldest Cave Art May Have Been Made by Another Species
August 14, 2024One of the world's most ancient works of cave art appears to be even older than originally assumed, according to a new analysis of the ancient mural found on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, offering profound implications regarding the cognitive... continued
Instead of Dark Energy, the Acceleration of Universal Expansion May Require a Mirror Universe Parallel to Our Own
August 12, 2024The accelerated expansion of the universe may not rely on the influence of a mysterious dark energy, but could be possible if there is a parallel universe that mirrors our own driving that expansion, at least according to a new paper published by a researcher seeking to find an answer to this baffling phenomenon.... continued
A Potential Biosignature has been Found on an Ancient Martian Rock
August 10, 2024A potential biosignature indicating the presence of ancient lifeforms has turned up in a rock on the surface of Mars, in the form of what may be traces of chemical reactions from the life processes of ancient microbes. Although the... continued
Did Renaissance Alchemist Tycho Brahe Discover Tungsten Two Centuries Ahead of Its Time?
August 7, 2024Renowned Renaissance alchemist Tycho Brahe may have been dabbling with a rare element that was not supposed to have been formally discovered until nearly two centuries after the famous astronomer's death, according to a new chemical analysis of artifacts recovered... continued