Dit is ons nieuw hondje Kira, een kruising van een waterhond en een Podenko. Ze is sinds 7 februari 2024 bij ons en druk bezig ons hart te veroveren. Het is een lief, aanhankelijk hondje, dat zich op een week snel aan ons heeft aangepast. Ze is heel vinnig en nieuwsgierig, een heel ander hondje dan Noleke.
This is our new dog Kira, a cross between a water dog and a Podenko. She has been with us since February 7, 2024 and is busy winning our hearts. She is a sweet, affectionate dog who quickly adapted to us within a week. She is very quick and curious, a very different dog than Noleke.
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UFO'S of UAP'S, ASTRONOMIE, RUIMTEVAART, ARCHEOLOGIE, OUDHEIDKUNDE, SF-SNUFJES EN ANDERE ESOTERISCHE WETENSCHAPPEN - DE ALLERLAATSTE NIEUWTJES
UFO's of UAP'S in België en de rest van de wereld In België had je vooral BUFON of het Belgisch UFO-Netwerk, dat zich met UFO's bezighoudt. BEZOEK DUS ZEKER VOOR ALLE OBJECTIEVE INFORMATIE , enkel nog beschikbaar via Facebook en deze blog.
Verder heb je ook het Belgisch-Ufo-meldpunt en Caelestia, die prachtig, doch ZEER kritisch werk leveren, ja soms zelfs héél sceptisch...
Voor Nederland kan je de mooie site www.ufowijzer.nl bezoeken van Paul Harmans. Een mooie site met veel informatie en artikels.
MUFON of het Mutual UFO Network Inc is een Amerikaanse UFO-vereniging met afdelingen in alle USA-staten en diverse landen.
MUFON's mission is the analytical and scientific investigation of the UFO- Phenomenon for the benefit of humanity...
Je kan ook hun site bekijken onder www.mufon.com.
Ze geven een maandelijks tijdschrift uit, namelijk The MUFON UFO-Journal.
Since 02/01/2020 is Pieter ex-president (=voorzitter) of BUFON, but also ex-National Director MUFON / Flanders and the Netherlands. We work together with the French MUFON Reseau MUFON/EUROP.
ER IS EEN NIEUWE GROEPERING DIE ZICH BUFON NOEMT, MAAR DIE HEBBEN NIETS MET ONZE GROEP TE MAKEN. DEZE COLLEGA'S GEBRUIKEN DE NAAM BUFON VOOR HUN SITE... Ik wens hen veel succes met de verdere uitbouw van hun groep. Zij kunnen de naam BUFON wel geregistreerd hebben, maar het rijke verleden van BUFON kunnen ze niet wegnemen...
01-12-2022
Exoplanet KOI-3010.01 is considered habitable with a probability of 84% – Highest EVER
Exoplanet KOI-3010.01 is considered habitable with a probability of 84% – Highest EVER
The transit method was used by the Kepler mission to find a planet that circles the star KOI-3010. Researchers are interested in this world because it is similar to Earth in some ways.
The red dwarf KOI-3010 is 1213 light-years away from us in the constellation Lyra. This star is very old. It could be as old as 13.9 billion years. Planet KOI-3010.01, also called KOI-3010 b, is a warm super earth (it is more than Earth on a mass, but it is much inferior to gas giants). A trip around the star takes about 60 days on Earth.
Diagram showing how the mean stellar flux and temperature of the star they orbit affects Kepler’s discoveries of planets with diameters less than twice that of Earth. The green band shows roughly where the habitable zone ends, and the size of the planets is based on how far out from the sun they are. Click the image to make it bigger.
(NASA Ames/N. Batalha and W. Stenzel)
Environmental factors play a role in how life started and how it has grown on Earth. Its average temperature is 19.6 degrees Celsius. It is 1.35 times the size of Earth. They don’t know much about the atmosphere, but it’s there (there is an assumption that it is almost identical to the earth). The mass index has not been worked out yet. Scientists think that the exoplanet KOI-3010.01 will have a temperate climate like Earth and an ocean that covers about 65% of its surface.
Exoplanet KOI-3010.01 was found to be habitable with an 84% probability (extremely high)
KOI-3010.01 is about 1.78 times larger and 2 times heavier than the Earth and completes a revolution around the parent star in 60.87 days. The exoplanet fits perfectly into the habitable zone.
Artist illustration credit: Michael Taylor
Scientists think that the chemical makeup of exoplanets is very similar to that of Earth. It is important to note that it is in the habitable zone and has an index of 0.84, which means that it is most like Earth (maximum – 1). Researchers think she has a good chance of living because of this.
Zwart gat verorbert ster op 8,5 miljard lichtjaar van hier en spuwt lichtstraal uit zo helder als 1.000 biljoen zonnen
Dat astronomen getuigen zijn van een superzwaar zwart gat dat een ster verorbert, is zeldzaam. In februari bleek dit spectaculaire kosmische fenomeen zich te hebben afgespeeld op 8,5 miljard lichtjaar van onze planeet. De lichtstraal die met die maaltijd gepaard ging, had een intensiteit van maar liefst 1.000 biljoen zonnen.
Op 11 februari spotte de telescoop van de Zwicky Transient Facility in Californië een atypische, heldere flits in de lucht. De lichtflits, AT 2022cmc genaamd, was anders dan die astronomen doorgaans waarnemen. Het licht leek zelfs sterker dan 1.000 biljoen zonnen samen en kwam van 8,5 miljard lichtjaar ver. Getallen die écht doen duizelen en voor ons brein eigenlijk niet te vatten zijn.
Toch een poging. Een lichtjaar is de afstand die het licht in een jaar aflegt. Als je weet dat licht met ruim een miljard kilometer per uur reist, dan weet je ook dat een afstand van 8,5 miljard lichtjaar énorm ver weg is van onze aarde, meer dan halfweg het universum. En die duizendbiljoen, dat is dan weer een ‘1' met vijftien nullen. Héél veel zonnen dus.
Astronomen van over de hele wereld waren gefascineerd en er werden nog zo’n twintig andere telescopen ingezet. Het onderzoek naar de spectaculaire ontdekking leidde tot twee artikels die deze week gelijktijdig verschenen in de wetenschappelijke tijdschriften Nature en Nature Astronomy. Hun conclusie is dat het opgepikte signaal voortkwam uit een unieke, extreme “getijdenverstoring” (TDE of tidal disruption event in het Engels). Dat is een kosmisch fenomeen waarbij een ster zo dicht bij een superzwaar zwart gat komt, dat het door de door de getijdenkrachten van het zwarte gat wordt verscheurd.
Dat gebeurt nog: de vorige waarneming is beschreven in 2012. Heel af en toe - in ongeveer 1 procent van de gevallen - gaan zwarte gaten zodanig fel tekeer tijdens hun maaltijd dat de ster aan flarden gaat nog voor ze helemaal en definitief verdwijnt. De enorme zwaartekracht kan dan stukken van dat materiaal met bijna de lichtsnelheid in de ruimte slingeren. De Amerikaanse astronoom John Wheeler vergeleek het met een tube tandpasta die je heel hard in het midden vastknijpt, zodat aan beide kanten van de tube tandpasta wegschiet. Mutatis mutandis gebeuren die uitbarstingen dan aan de polen van het zwarte gat.
Als de wetenschappers het bij het rechte eind hebben, dan gaat het ditmaal om de verste TDE van de vier soortgelijke met zo’n snelle straal die tot nu toe werden gespot. Maar nog straffer was de intensiteit van de lichtflits die van materie uit de binnenkant van het superzware gat stroomde en met een supersonische snelheid reisde. De extreme helderheid kan enkel worden verklaard als de TDE ook rechtstreeks naar ons wees. Omdat het licht van AT 2022cmc op ons afkomt, wordt het niet minder fel naarmate het vordert. Integendeel, de straal wordt alsmaar helderder, nog meer door de enorme kracht waarmee ze uitgespuwd wordt en waardoor ze de lichtsnelheid benadert. Dat effect heet ‘Doppler-boosting’ en is vergelijkbaar met het geluid van passerende sirenes dat sterker wordt als het nadert.
Tiny Cubesat Will Shine an Infrared ‘Flashlight’ Into the Moon’s Shadowed Craters, Searching for Water Ice
A tiny spacecraft is ready to head out for a big job: shining a light on water ice at the Moon’s south pole.
Lunar Flashlight is a cubesat about the size of a briefcase, set to launch on December 1 on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, sharing a ride with the Hakuto-R Mission to the Moon.
The tiny 14 kg (30 lb) spacecraft will use near-infrared lasers and an onboard spectrometer to map the permanently shadowed regions near the Moon’s south pole, where there could be reservoirs of water ice.
“If we are going to have humans on the Moon,” said Barbara Cohen, Lunar Flashlight principal investigator, “they will need water for drinking, breathing, and rocket fuel. But it’s much cheaper to live off the land than to bring all that water with you.”
This illustration shows NASA’s Lunar Flashlight over the Moon. The SmallSat mission will have a very elongated orbit, taking it within 9 miles (15 kilometers) above the lunar South Pole to search for water ice in the Moon’s darkest craters. Credit: NASA
Several previous missions have found evidence of water ice at the Moon’s poles, including Lunar Prospector, the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) and the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Additionally, other observations have provided many lines of evidence for deep water ice deposits the permanently shadowed regions across both lunar poles.
Cohen told Universe Today that Lunar Flashlight will be looking for “operationally useful” quantities of ice, meaning enough water ice within the craters or embedded in the regolith that could be easily extracted by future rovers or lunar explorers.
The Lunar Flashlight spacecraft underwent pre-launch tests at a Georgia Tech clean room. Credit: NASA/JPL/Caltech.
Lunar Flashlight has just one instrument, a four-laser reflectometer that uses a low-power infrared beam to illuminate the permanently shadowed regions in polar craters. The spectrometer can distinguish between dry regolith and water ice, as the light reflected back from the lunar surface will allow the spacecraft to detect water ice absorption bands in the near infrared.
“Infrared wavelengths are absorbed by water,” Cohen explained, “so if water ice there, we’ll get fewer photons back than we what we sent.”
By repeating these measurements over multiple points and across multiple orbits, the Lunar Flashlight team will be able to create a map of surficial ice concentration. This method could allow NASA to not only find reservoirs of ice but potentially figure out how large they are, since more absorption could indicate more water. Cohen said the data they get can be correlated with data from previous missions to help guide future rovers and humans where to find the water ice.
That’s a big task for such a small spacecraft, and Cohen said having such a small footprint to work with was a challenge in constructing the spacecraft.
“Having a 14-kilogram spacecraft means you have to shrink a lot of things down,” Cohen said. “But it also means you must get innovative about what you’re including and what you’re not. That means we could only have one instrument, as we didn’t have room for more. But it’s a great instrument and it’s the first time that active laser spectroscopy will be done at the Moon.”
They also had to make their spacecraft require very low power, as there isn’t room for a lot of batteries.
“Our lasers have the intensity similar to that of a laser pointer,” Cohen explained. “Such low power means we need to be very close to the lunar surface, about 15-20 kilometers away.”
Even a full size satellite with a lot of fuel would have a hard time maintaining a that low of an orbit, so Lunar Flashlight will use an innovative orbit called a near rectilinear halo orbit. This is the same orbit currently being used by the microwave-oven-sized CAPSTONE (Cislunar Autonomous Positioning System Technology Operations and Navigation Experiment), which is conduct tests to make sure this unique lunar orbit is actually stable. The same orbit has been proposed for the NASA’s future Lunar Gateway. This near-rectilinear halo orbit will take it 70,000 km (42,000 miles) from the Moon at its most distant point and, at its closest approach, the satellite will graze the surface of the Moon, coming within 15 km (9 miles) above the lunar South Pole.
“This orbit enables us to come very, very close to the surface when we want to make the measurements and then go very far away as an energy saving measure for the rest of the orbit,” Cohen said, adding that her team is definitely keeping an eye on how things are going for CAPSTONE.
For the primary mission, Lunar Flashlight will get approximately 10 passes of the Moon, depending on how much fuel they have.
“We have an eight-month primary mission, but it depends on fuel,” Cohen said. Roughly 50 minutes after launch, Lunar Flashlight will eject from the second stage of the Falcon 9 rocket. “When we are ejected, the spacecraft will tumble and we need to use fuel to get into the right orbit. With such a small fuel tank, we don’t have a huge amount of margin.”
Lunar Flashlight is considered a technology demonstration mission, as it is testing out several technological firsts, including the first use of the laser reflectometer to look for water ice and the first planetary CubeSat mission to use “green” propulsion – a propellant that is less toxic and safer than hydrazine, a common propellant used by spacecraft.
Another unique aspect is that the “mission control” for the spacecraft is housed at Georgia Tech and will be staffed by a group of 14 operators — eight graduate students and six undergraduates.
“These students helped put this spacecraft together, they wrote all the scripts, they’ll be doing the uplink and downlink – they’re the ones actually in control of the spacecraft. It’s been really gratifying to see such a really meaningful level of student involvement, and they’re going to know the ins and out of operating a spacecraft. You just know those students are going to go on to have amazing careers.”
There have been a few delays leading up to the launch of Lunar Flashlight and Japan’s Hakuto-R Mission, but the launch time is now set for Thursday, December 1 at 3:37 a.m. ET from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
Wormhole is created inside a quantum computer that 'teleported' a message from one side to the other - and this could help scientists observe the theorized passages in real space
Wormhole is created inside a quantum computer that 'teleported' a message from one side to the other - and this could help scientists observe the theorized passages in real space
Wormholes are theorized passages that create shortcuts in space-time
It would be a 'tunnel' that connects two distant points, allowing things to travel in a shorter time
Scientists created a 'holographic' wormhole inside of a quantum computer
The team made it by simulating two black holes in the system, one on each side
They sent a message through one side and watched it emerge on the other
The first-ever wormhole, a theoretical passage that creates shortcuts in space-time, has been created inside of a quantum computer in a breakthrough that could lead to the first observation of one in space.
While this tunnel is not through actual space, scientists made it by simulating two black holes in the system, one on each side, and used it to 'teleport' messages.
The holographic wormhole will be the first time scientists can analyze how the passage would work since the idea was proposed nearly 100 years ago.
Daniel Jafferis of Harvard and co-author of the study said that the innovation is not a hologram that can be seen but is 'a filament of real space-time.'
A wormhole is a theorized passage that creates a shortcut in space-time, the 3-D 'fabric' that makes up space, which can be warped and distorted. Scientists created one in a quantum computer
A wormhole is a type of bridge that could form when space-time is folded. Space-time is the 3-D 'fabric' that makes up space, which can be warped and distorted.
The passage is described as a structure that connects two distant parts in spacetime, acting as a shortcut from one to the other. And the points can be billions of light-years away.
While Albert Einstein and physicist Nathan Rosen are known for proposing the theory dubbed Einstein-Rosen bridges in 1935, the idea was first shared in 1928 by German mathematician Hermann Weyl.
Weyl, however, referred to it as 'one-dimensional tubes.'
Physicist John Wheeler was the first to call it 'wormhole' in the 1950s.
Maria Spiropulu at the California Institute of Technology and her colleagues used Google’s Sycamore quantum computer to simulate a holographic wormhole.
While an actual wormhole would be powered through gravity, the holographic creation used quantum effects, New Scientist reports.
Scientists made it by simulating two black holes in the system, one on each side, and used it to 'teleport' messages
The team used a qubit - the quantum equivalent of a bit in conventional silicon-based computers - and observed it travel to the next system.
The qubit moved through quantum teleportation, a process by which information about quantum states can be sent between two distant but quantum entangled particles.
The particles interact and share their physical states for an instant - no matter how far the distance separates them.
Alexander Zlokapa, a former undergraduate student at Caltech who started on this project for his bachelor's thesis, said in a statement: 'We performed a kind of quantum teleportation equivalent to a traversable wormhole in the gravity picture.
'To do this, we had to simplify the quantum system to the smallest example that preserves gravitational characteristics so we could implement it on the Sycamore quantum processor at Google.'
The physicists report that wormhole behavior acted as expected from both gravity and quantum physics perspectives.
'The relationship between quantum entanglement, spacetime, and quantum gravity is one of the most important questions in fundamental physics and an active area of theoretical research,' Spiropulu said.
'We are excited to take this small step toward testing these ideas on quantum hardware and will keep going.'
WHAT ARE WORMHOLES AND COULD THEY TRANSPORT US ACROSS THE UNIVERSE?
Space-time can be warped and distorted, although It takes an enormous amount of matter or energy to create such distortions.
In the case of the wormhole, a shortcut is made by warping the fabric of space-time.
Imagine folding a piece of paper with two pencil marks drawn on it to represent two points in space-time.
Space-time can be warped and distorted, although It takes an enormous amount of matter or energy to create such distortions. In the case of the wormhole (artist's impression), a shortcut is made by warping the fabric of space-time
The line between them shows the distance from one point to the other in normal space-time.
If the paper is now bent and folded over almost double - the equivalent to warping space-time - then poking the pencil through the paper provides a much shorter way of linking the two points, in the same way a wormhole would create a shortcut.
The problem with using wormholes to travel in space or time is that they are inherently unstable.
When a particle enters a wormhole, it also creates fluctuations that cause the structure to collapse in on it.
However, some studies have claimed that travelling through these theoretical shortcuts might be possible - in spite of the extreme forces at play.
They could be used to traverse distances from a few metres, across lightyears or even to entirely new universes, some say.
Scientists Send Quantum Data Through a Simulated Wormhole
For the first time, scientists have created a quantum computing experiment for studying the dynamics of wormholes — that is, shortcuts through spacetime that could get around relativity’s cosmic speed limits.
“We found a quantum system that exhibits key properties of a gravitational wormhole, yet is sufficiently small to implement on today’s quantum hardware,” Caltech physicist Maria Spiropulu said in a news release. Spiropulu, the Nature paper’s senior author, is the principal investigator for a federally funded research program known as Quantum Communication Channels for Fundamental Physics.
Don’t pack your bags for Alpha Centauri just yet: This wormhole simulation is nothing more than a simulation, analogous to a computer-generated black hole or supernova. And physicists still don’t see any conditions under which a traversable wormhole could actually be created. Someone would have to create negative energy first.
Columbia theoretical physicist Peter Woit warned against making too much of a to-do over the research.
“The claim that ‘Physicists Create a Wormhole’ is just complete bullshit, with the huge campaign to mislead the public about this a disgrace, highly unhelpful for the credibility of physics research in particular and science in general,” he wrote on his blog, which is called Not Even Wrong.
The main aim of the research was to shed light on a concept known as quantum gravity, which seeks to unify the theories of general relativity and quantum mechanics. Those two theories have done an excellent job of explaining how gravity works and how the subatomic world is structured, respectively, but they don’t match up well with each other.
One of the big questions focuses on whether wormhole teleportation might follow the principles that are behind quantum entanglement. That quantum phenomenon is better understood, and it’s even been demonstrated in the real world, thanks to Nobel-winning research: It involves linking subatomic particles or other quantum systems in a way that allows for what Albert Einstein called “spooky action at a distance.”
Spiropulu and her colleagues, including principal authors Daniel Jafferis and Alexander Zlokapa, created a computer model that applies the physics of quantum entanglement to wormhole dynamics. Their program was based on a theoretical framework known as the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model, or SYK.
The big challenge was that the program had to be executed on a quantum computer. Google’s Sycamore quantum processing chip was just powerful enough to take on the task, with an assist from conventional machine learning tools.
“We employed [machine] learning techniques to find and prepare a simple SYK-like quantum system that could be encoded in the current quantum architectures and that would preserve the gravitational properties,” Spiropulu said. “In other words, we simplified the microscopic description of the SYK quantum system and studied the resulting effective model that we found on the quantum processor.”
The researchers inserted a quantum bit, or qubit, of encoded information into one of two entangled systems — and then watched the information emerge from the other system. From their perspective, it was as if the qubit passed between black holes through a wormhole.
“It took a really long time to arrive at the results, and we surprised ourselves with the outcome,” said Caltech researcher Samantha Davis, one of the study’s co-authors.
The team found that the wormhole simulation allowed information to flow from one system to the other when the computerized equivalent of negative energy was applied, but not when positive energy was applied instead. That matches what theorists would expect from a real-world wormhole.
As quantum circuits become more complex, the researchers aim to conduct higher-fidelity simulations of wormhole behavior — which could lead to new twists in fundamental theories.
“The relationship between quantum entanglement, spacetime, and quantum gravity is one of the most important questions in fundamental physics and an active area of theoretical research,” Spiropulu said. “We are excited to take this small step toward testing these ideas on quantum hardware and will keep going.”
In addition to Jafferis, Zlokapa, Spiropulu and Davis, the authors of the Nature paper, titled “Traversable Wormhole Dynamics on a Quantum Processor,” include Joseph Lykken, David Kolchmeyer, Nikolai Lauk and Hartmut Neven.
Unknown space object (meteorite?) plunges into the sea near the Canary Islands
Unknown space object (meteorite?) plunges into the sea near the Canary Islands
Translation from report diariodeavisos.elespanol.com: A possible meteorite has triggered the alarms in Gran Canaria on the afternoon of this Wednesday. According to official sources, it crossed La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, the south of Tenerife and passed through Gran Canaria, to end up plunging into the sea, on the north coast, between the municipalities of Arucas and Guía.
The loud noise generated by the trajectory of the meteorite triggered alarm among the population in different parts of the island, with special emphasis on the Santa Brígida area, where it was even thought of a landslide. The subsequent fire in an area of the municipality suggested that it was due to the impact of the meteorite, something that was later ruled out.
When it entered the Canarian sky, a luminous object of an intense red color was seen and then a trail of smoke. He crossed the western islands in the direction of Gran Canaria.
The alert began at 3:39 p.m. this Wednesday, at which time dozens of people have called 112 reporting "tremors" of origin yet to be identified. According to the sources of the emergency service, they have not had to intervene for the moment and are collecting information about the incident.
"I do not know the origin, but the tremor was quite important. Not only windows, the floor and walls trembled and in the background a sound like a distant explosion," said Twitter user @meteograncanaria.com
The National Geographic Institute has registered the shock, but still does not specify the origin. The authorities are trying to find out the cause of the great noise that this Wednesday keeps Gran Canaria in suspense .
Although it is believed to have been a meteorite, this has not yet been proven. It is said to have been a 3-foot-long object that would weigh many tons. Such an object would cause a huge tidal wave when it crashes into the sea and that does not seem to be the case here. So, was it a meteorite or could it have been something else that crashed into the sea?
Twitter page below: The great roar this afternoon in Gran Canaria was not produced by any earthquake. At our seismic stations we see the noise of some kind of unknown explosion. What we see is sound. Therefore, this is outside of our competences
Donut-shaped UFO over Southern California on 27-Nov-2022
Donut-shaped UFO over Southern California on 27-Nov-2022
This donut-shaped UFO sighting was filmed over Southern California and it was submitted to our website through our Facebook page. It was filmed on 27th November 2022.
What do you think it is? Real deal or maybe a balloon?
Synthetic Greys: Artificially Programmed Probes with One Aim in Mind – Gather Information & Survive
Synthetic Greys: Artificially Programmed Probes with One Aim in Mind – Gather Information & Survive
According to author and philosopher, Nigel Kerner, we are entering a critical phase in our evolution as a species due to the increasing number of artificial constructs being introduced to us.
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Are Aliens Already on Earth? A Mysterious Interstellar Object Crashed in Our Ocean
Are Aliens Already on Earth? A Mysterious Interstellar Object Crashed in Our Ocean! A guest from beyond our solar-system is earth-bound, and we have absolutely no idea. The object wasn’t all that big, just a meter or so across, but its significance is massive. What is amazing here, is that the information about the asteroid was not immediately made public by the Government. It took two men Avi Loeb and Amir Siraj three years to have the government accept the origin of the interstellar object and make it public. Let's check out what it could really be?
THE ALIEN ABDUCTION OF THE CENTURY : LINDA NAPOLITANO STORY - ORIGINAL V MOVIES SCI-FI DOCUMENTARY
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Do Habitable Planets Exist Other Than Our Earth? | Exoplanets: Thousands Of New Worlds | Spark
Are we alone in the universe? This question has been one of the greatest mysteries of all time. 20 years ago, individual scientists began to challenge traditional planetary science as they set off to seek, observe and reveal the existence of unknown worlds: EXOPLANETS. The film recounts the epic journey of these astrophysicists, who turned our knowledge of the universe upside down, in their quest for extraterrestrial life.
Massive, Unidentified Object 75 Miles Wide Detected By Scientists At NASA
Massive, Unidentified Object 75 Miles Wide Just Detected By Scientists At NASA. Recently, astronomers spotted a massive, 75 miles wide strange object approaching the outer regions of our solar system. The discovery soon caused ripples of excitement and curiosity within the planetary science community because the object is of an unusually large size and of an abnormal origin. The object is approaching our Solar System from the Oort Cloud, a huge region surrounding the Sun that starts far, far beyond the orbit of Neptune, where no manmade object has been able to get at properly, yet. Studying the mysterious object could change everything for astronomers and astronomy, to say the very least. This is the shocking discovery that was made by NASA of an unidentified object entering our solar system.
NASA Finds An Object That’s Eating Galaxies
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But that's not all, astronomers may have just found something even bigger and more mysterious! What is this unknown force, and will it destroy everything in the universe?
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Webb Discoved Artifical Light On Proxima B & What This Could Mean!
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Did the James Webb Space Telescope detect artificial lights on Proxima B, an exoplanet in our neighboring galaxy? If so, this could be evidence of intelligent life on the planet. The lights were seen by the most powerful telescope in existence and are suggestive of a civilization using powerful artificial lights. So what's the reality behind this strange phenomenon? Stay tuned as we explore this possibility in more detail.
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A slice of the El Ali meteorite contains two minerals never seen before in a natural state on Earth.Photograph: Supplied
A team of researchers in Canada say they have discovered two new minerals – and potentially a third – after analysing a slice of a 15-tonne meteorite that landed in east Africa.
The meteorite, the ninth largest recorded at over 2 metres wide, was unearthed in Somalia in 2020, although local camel herders say it was well known to them for generations and named Nightfall in their songs and poems.
Western scientists, however, dubbed the extraterrestrial rock El Ali because it was found near the town of El Ali, in the Hiiraan region. A 70-gram slice of the iron-based meteorite was sent to the University of Alberta’s meteorite collection for classification.
The meteorite was found near the town of El Ali in Somalia.Photograph: Courtesy of Global Resources
Dr Chris Herd, a professor in the department of earth and atmospheric sciences and the curator of the collection, said that while he was classifying the rock he noticed “unusual” minerals. Herd asked Andrew Locock, the head of the university’s electron microprobe laboratory, to investigate.
“The very first day he did some analyses, he said, ‘You’ve got at least two new minerals in there’,” said Herd. “That was phenomenal. Most of the time it takes a lot more work than that to say there’s a new mineral.”
Similar minerals had been synthetically created in a lab in the 1980s but never recorded as appearing in nature, Herd said, adding that these new minerals could help understand how “nature’s laboratory” works and may have as yet unknown real-world uses. A third potentially new mineral is being analysed.
A sample of the meteorite.
Photograph: Courtesy of University of Alberta Meteorite Collection
“I never thought I’d be involved in describing brand new minerals just by virtue of working on a meteorite,” said Herd. “That’s what makes this exciting: in this particular meteorite you have two officially described minerals that are new to science.” They have been named elaliite, after the location of the meteorite, and elkinstantonite, after Lindy Elkins-Tanton, principal investigator of Nasa’s upcoming Psyche mission that aims to send a spacecraft to a metal-rich asteroid.
“Lindy has done a lot of work on how the cores of planets form, how these iron nickel cores form, and the closest analogue we have are iron meteorites. So it made sense to name a mineral after her and recognise her contributions to science,” Herd said.
University of Alberta scientists would like to examine other samples from the same meteorite but Herd said there were reports that it had been removed to China. Meteorites are often bought and sold on international markets.
A third ancient human skull has been uncovered at a site in China. A 3D reconstruction of the second skull, discovered three decades ago and called Yunxian 2, is pictured.
Credit: Pascal Goetgheluck/SPL
Researchers are heralding the discovery of an ancient human skull in central China as an important find. As excavation of the remarkably intact fossil continues, archaeologists and palaeoanthropologists anticipate that the skull could give a fuller picture of the diverse family tree of archaic humans living throughout Eurasia in prehistoric times.
Archaeologists expect to finish excavating the ancient human skull in November, at the same site in Yun county, Hubei province in central China where the remains of two other million-year-old humans were found decades ago.
Photo: CCTV
No 3 skull of Yunxian Man is found in an excavation site known as Xuetangliangzi in Yunyang district, Shiyan city, Central China's Hubei province.
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The skull was discovered on 18 May at an excavation site 20 kilometres west of Yunyang — formerly known as Yunxian — in central China’s Hubei province. It lies 35 metres from where two skulls — dubbed the Yunxian Man skulls — were unearthed in 1989 and 19901, and probably belongs to the same species of ancient people, say researchers.
“It’s a wonderful discovery,” says palaeoanthropologist Amélie Vialet at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris, who has worked on the first two skulls, commonly referred to as Yunxian 1 and 2. Unlike those earlier discoveries, which were crushed and distorted after millennia underground, the third skull, Yunxian 3, seems to be in good condition.
In 2010, Vialet and her colleagues created digital reconstructions of the Yunxian 2 skull, and confirmed that it was probably a member of the archaic human species Homo erectus2. Dating of sediment and animal fossils from the site suggest that the Yunxian humans lived between 1.1 million and 800,000 years ago.
Is Yunxian Man Homo erectus?
Homo erectus was first described from fossils found on the Indonesian island of Java in the late nineteenth century. Javanese fossils dating to 1.5 million years ago suggest that members of the species might have been the first early humans to have ventured out of Africa.
Homo erectus was both widespread and long-lived. Remains have been found in eastern Africa, eastern Asia and possibly Europe, and they span a period from 1.9 million to 250,000 years ago. Because of this, there is a great deal of variability in the species’ fossil record, and the precise relationships between different populations are a matter of debate
The skulls of Yunxian 1 and 2 were distorted after millennia underground.
Credit: Alamy
The Yunxian 3 skull is half-buried in an upright position. Researchers have uncovered the forehead, including the brow ridge and eye sockets, as well as the top, back and left cheekbone of the skull. It is not yet known whether teeth or a lower jawbone are attached to the skull, says Gao Xing at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, who is leading the excavation.
Vialet says that the Yunxian 1 and 2 skulls share some features with older Javanese fossils, and others with younger Homo erectus fossils from mainland Asia. Like the Javanese fossils, they are large, big-brained skulls. But she says that they are less heavily built, a characteristic that usually indicates a more modern individual.
Researchers have found Homo erectus remains at more than a dozen sites across China. Vialet says that the ancient humans at Yunxian could be the ancestors of some of these populations, but their skulls bear distinct features that set them apart.
For example, fossils from around 700,000 years ago that were discovered in the Zhoukoudian cave system in suburban Beijing — known as the Peking Man Site — have a prominent sagittal keel, a crest that runs along the midline of the skull for the attachment of strong jaw muscles. The Yunxian skulls all seem to lack this feature, says Vialet.
Variable fossils
Yameng Zhang, a palaeoanthropologist at Shandong University, says that the Homo erectus fossils found in China are highly variable and researchers don’t know why. It could be that each population evolved independently in Asia. Or they could have been the result of multiple waves of expansion out of Africa, he says. “More complete Chinese H. erectus like Yunxian 3 are crucial to answer this question.”
Vialet says that the Yunxian 3 skull should be compared with Chinese as well as European hominin fossils, such as the 1.4-million-year-old face from the Sima del Elefante cave in Atapuerca, Spain, discovered in July. She is currently comparing Yunxian 2 with European hominin fossils, and says that the Yunxian people could be more similar to European populations from the middle Pleistocene epoch than they are to later specimens from China.
If the Yunxian 3 skull has teeth, especially molars, they could be useful for discerning evolutionary relationships with other early humans, says Clément Zanolli at the University of Bordeaux, France.
Archaeologists work to uncover the secrets of ancient humans at the site in Yun county, in the central Chinese province of Hubei.
Photo: Weibo
An age-old question
Once the Yunxian 3 skull is excavated, probably within the next few months, dating it will be an important task. Several techniques have been used to estimate the age of Yunxian 1 and Yunxian 2 at between 800,000 and 1.1 million years.
Wei Wang, a geochronologist at Shandong University, says that hominin fossils in China are often more difficult to date than fossils in Africa, because China lacks volcanic sediments that can be reliably dated by measuring the amounts of radioactive isotopes in the rock.
Jean-Jacques Bahain at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris dated sediments collected from the Yunxian site using electron spin resonance and uranium series dating3. This requires a close comparison between values taken from the fossil and the quartz in the sediment. But he says that the samples he measured weren’t collected at the same time and location as the Yunxian 1 and 2 skulls.
The discovery of Yunxian 3 therefore represents a unique opportunity to collect sediment samples from the ground that the skull sits in, he says.
Small animal fossils surrounding the Yunxian 3 skull are slowing the extraction process, according to Gao. Bahain says that such specimens could help to pinpoint the age of the Yunxian 3 skull, and also connect it to early human remains elsewhere in China that have been found with prehistoric fauna.
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Waanzinnige ontdekking in de diepte: is dit het langste dier ter wereld?
Waanzinnige ontdekking in de diepte: is dit het langste dier ter wereld?
In een onderwaterkloof voor de kust van Australië vond een waanzinnige ontdekking plaats op ongeveer 600 meter diepte. Het gaat om een lang gelatineachtig wezen dat in een reusachtige spiraal hangt. “Het was als een touw aan de horizon. Je kon het niet missen”, zegt Nerida Wilson van het West-Australisch Museum aan de Britse krant 'The Guardian’.
De lengte van het dier bedraagt maar liefst 45 meter. Dat is dubbel zo lang als een blauwe vinvis. Het gaat hier om een buiskwal, waarschijnlijk een nieuwe soort uit het geslacht Apolemia, een groep die er meestal uitziet als een in de knoop geraakte sjaal. De spiraalvorm zorgt ervoor dat ze veel eten binnen krijgen. Talrijke stekende tentakels creëren een muur des doods in het water, waarin kleine prooien, waaronder schaaldieren en vissen, gevangen zitten.
Duikboot
Het dier werd toevallig ontdekt, dat gebeurt wel vaker bij diepzee-onderzoek. De wetenschappers wilden het leven op de zeebodem bestuderen, en kwamen deze drijvende kwal toevallig tegen toen hun onderzeeër onderweg was terug naar het schip.
Het schip, Falkor, zond live beelden uit van de duikboot. Wilson beschrijft hoe iedereen aan boord gefascineerd en verbaasd was toen de enorme spiraal in beeld kwam. Iedereen zwermde naar de controlekamer om het beter te kunnen zien. “Het was zo’n prachtige energie”, zegt Wilson. “Iedereen had zoiets van: ‘Wat is dit?’”
KIJK.
Het gaat om een lang gelatineachtig wezen dat in een reusachtige spiraal hangt
Buiskwallen behoren tot dezelfde groep als gewone kwallen, maar ze bouwen hun lichaam op een unieke manier op. Het zijn eigenlijk honderden aan elkaar geplakte kleine kwallen. Toch is een buiskwal één organisme. “Het had twee ouders”, zegt Wilson aan ‘The Guardian’. In plaats van te groeien tot een lichaam met organen die verschillende functies vervullen, bestaan buiskwallen uit afzonderlijke delen. Sommige delen zijn verantwoordelijk voor de voeding, andere voor de voortplanting, en weer andere bewegen en sturen het dier door het water.
Nog geen wereldrecord opgeëist
Gebaseerd op een ruwe berekening van het spoor van de duikboot is de spiraalvormige buiskwal een kandidaat voor het langste exemplaar dat ooit is aangetroffen. Met ongeveer 45 meter zou het zelfs het langste dier kunnen zijn dat ooit is gemeten.
De piloot van de duikboot die hem vanaf de oppervlakte bestuurde kon maar heel even het dier in beeld brengen omdat de batterij van de duikboot bijna leeg was. “We cirkelden rond, namen wat beelden en een klein weefselmonster”, zegt Wilson. “Daarna moesten we gewoon verder gaan.” Wilson wil nog geen wereldrecords opeisen en werkt samen met een specialist in fotogrammetrie om een nauwkeuriger schatting van de grootte van de buiskwal te krijgen.
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This is Why Snails Are Afraid of This Worm
This is Why Snails Are Afraid of This Worm
When these worms begin consuming everything in their path, gigantic piers, ships, and fairy bridges are all endangered. And if this worm is starving and there is only a tiny snail around, all that will be left of it will be the shell. Why are grotesque beings so vital to our world? Where did the iron snail originate? Why did Darwin chop up worms? How did snails acquire long-range weaponry like harpoons? Let’s find out.
At least once, you’ve looked up at the night sky and asked the same longstanding question we’ve all asked at least once, “Are we alone?” With all those points of light out there, we can’t be the only intelligent beings in the universe, right? There must be at least one technological civilization aside from us in the great vastness that we call the cosmos.
The astronomer Carl Sagan was famous for his quote in his book and film, Contact, “The universe is a pretty big place. If it’s just us, seems like an awful waste of space.” Yet, for some of us, it’s incredibly hard to fathom that it’s just us in the vast unknown full of so many stars and a growing list of exoplanets being discovered on a near daily basis. However, despite all our endless searching, we’ve so far found no one.
So, what if you found out one day that it is just us? What if in the great cosmos, out of all the planets, stars, and galaxies, we are truly alone? How would you look at the universe? At humanity? At yourself? Would you believe it? Would you stop looking up at the stars entirely? Would you feel disappointed that we’re alone, that we’re truly it, or would you feel a sense of optimism knowing that the longstanding question has finally been answered once and for all?
The film, Ad Astra, showed Roy McBride played by Brad Pitt searching for his father, H. Clifford McBride, played by Tommy Lee Jones, the latter of whom was on a mission at Neptune searching for intelligent life outside of the solar system and in the rest of the universe. In the end, Brad finds his dad alone on the space station orbiting Neptune, only to discover that his father didn’t find anything. No intelligent life anywhere in the universe. He discovered that we’re it.
Throughout the film, Roy was struggling to reconnect with his father and his father was struggling to connect with the universe, and this only serves as an appropriate analogy for our own pursuit of answering the longstanding question. At one point when he’s on Mars, Roy asks himself regarding his father, “I don’t know if I hope to find him or be free of him.” In our own pursuit of trying to answer the longstanding question, what if it’s not that we’re hoping to find intelligent life, but that we’re trying to be free of knowing if there’s intelligent life?
In the end, when Clifford disappointingly tells his son that there’s no one else in the universe and that he’s failed in his mission, Roy doesn’t respond with anger or disappointment, but with optimism, telling his estranged father with a smile, “Dad, you haven’t. Now we know. We’re all we’ve got.” In that moment, it was as if the literal weight of the universe was lifted from Roy’s shoulders knowing that we’re it. After Roy unfortunately leaves his father to die in the void, Roy notes that he can’t wait for the day that his solitude ends, and the film ends with him reconnecting with his wife.
While Roy felt almost relieved to finally know the answer to the longstanding question, it’s important to ask if you’d feel the same way? Because, despite all the hopes of us finding intelligent life elsewhere in the universe, we must face the real possibility that we’re it. That’s it just us, and where do we go from here?
Two Great Globular Clusters Seen by Hubble: Pismis 26 and Ruprecht 106
Pismis 26, a globular star cluster located about 23,000 light-years away, as seen by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Credit: NASA, ESA and R. Cohen (Rutgers the State University of New Jersey); Processing: Gladys Kober (NASA/Catholic University of America).
Two Great Globular Clusters Seen by Hubble: Pismis 26 and Ruprecht 106
If you like shiny things, some of the most gorgeous objects in space are globular clusters, with their bright, densely packed collections of gleaming stars. And if you like globular clusters, you’re in luck: two different Hubble images of globular clusters were featured this week by NASA and ESA.
The Hubble telescope basically revolutionized the study of globular clusters, as with ground-based telescopes, it is almost impossible to distinguish the individual stars in globular clusters because they are so densely packed. Hubble been used to study what kind of stars globular clusters are made up of, how they evolve and the role of gravity in these dense systems.
The first image from Hubble, featured by NASA, is this beautiful glittering gathering of stars (above) called Pismis 26, a globular star cluster located about 23,000 light-years away. The cluster is named for Armenian astronomer Paris Pismis who first discovered the cluster in 1959 at the Tonantzintla Observatory in Mexico; and this cluster has the dual name Tonantzintla 2.
Usually, globular clusters consist of stars that are quite old (red and dead), with some of the oldest stars in the Universe. In fact, our resident astrophysicist, Paul Sutter has called globular clusters the “retirement homes for the galaxy.”
Astronomers estimate the age of this particular cluster to be 12 billion years old.
The stars in globular clusters are held together by mutual gravitational attraction. Globular clusters cover a relatively small region in space, with most no more than a couple dozen parsecs across. But each one contains hundreds of thousands, and sometimes millions, of stars. Sutter says that puts the average distance between stars at about 1 light-year, but in their cores the stars pack together over a thousand times more tightly than in our own neighborhood.
Hubble captured this star-studded image of Ruprecht 106.
Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, A. Dotter
The second globular cluster image, this one featured by ESA, shows Ruprecht 106. Hubble captured this star-studded image with the Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS), which was installed on the space telescope by astronauts during a servicing mission in 2002.
Ruprecht 106 contains a bit of a mystery. Even though most of the constituent stars in globular clusters stars likely formed at approximately the same time and location, research with Hubble has shown that is not always true. It turns out that almost all globular clusters contain groups of stars with distinct chemical compositions, which means those groups of stars within the clusters have very slightly different ages or compositions from the rest of the cluster.
However, a handful of globular clusters do not possess these multiple populations of stars, and Ruprecht 106 is a member of that group. Astronomers will likely use the James Webb Space Telescope to study enigmatic clusters like Ruprecht 106 to learn more about the stars and their life cycles.
The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters: CHALLENGER SPACECRAFT UNCOVERED ON OCEAN FLOOR (Season 1)
The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters: CHALLENGER SPACECRAFT UNCOVERED ON OCEAN FLOOR (Season 1)
Mike and his dive team search for clues regarding a }case of 27 missing people but come across something bigger. See more in this clip from Season 1, "A Big Find."
Watch new episodes of The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters, Tuesdays at 10/9c, and stay up to date on all of your favorite The HISTORY Channel shows at history.com/schedule.
NASA's Artemis 1 spacecraft "strange" moon images taken less than 4,500 miles away
See footage below of the Orion spacecraft a little over an hour before its "outbound powered flyby burn" on Nov. 21, 2022. The spacecraft was less than 4,500 miles away (~7,242 km) and was traveling at 757 miles per hour (1218 kph). NASA's Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft aces close moon flyby in crucial engine burn.
During Orion's moon flyby it shows an oval shaped/egg shaped moon rather then the round-shaped moon as we know which is very strange, isn't it?
If you compare an image of the moon, photographed in 2010 from Madison, Alabama, USA, photographed with a Celestron 9.25 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. Acquired with a Canon EOS Rebel T1i (EOS 500D), with the moon image, taken less than 4,500 miles away from the moon, with the cameras on board of the Artemis 1 spacercaft then you come to the conclusion that these images are overexposed on purpose.
With overexposed moon images and an unusual oval-shaped/egg-shaped moon, we may wonder what they like to keep hidden from the public.
Alien Invasion: Is The Government Secretly Fighting Dangerous ETs?
Alien Invasion: Is The Government Secretly Fighting Dangerous ETs?
In this video, entitled “The Fight Against Alien,” the creators of Unveiled discuss the possibility that Earth is fighting a secret battle against extraterrestrials. There are various reasons why this might be true, but do we really need to start looking for the bunkers yet?
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Linda Moulton Howe: An Interview with an Annunaki Hybrid
Linda Moulton Howe: An Interview with an Annunaki Hybrid
Marina, a Starseed human hybrid, talks about her experiences with extraterrestrial creatures, including beings that she encountered when she was six years old. In this interview, Linda Howe asks a lot of important questions about the presence of hybrid humans on Earth.
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