There’s weird. There’s really weird, and then there’s flat-out insane.
- Knitting space–time out of quantum entanglement.
- NASA’s asteroid-crashing DART mission is ready for impact.
- Listen to the weird first recordings of meteoroids crashing into Mars.
- New clues about early atmosphere on Mars suggest a wet planet capable of supporting life.
- Hilton hotels will design astronaut suites on private Starlab space station.
- Psychologist Carl Jung’s fascination with UFOs.
- Canadian defense minister was briefed on UFOs ahead of U.S. intel report.
- The Canadian government plans to handle questions about UFOs by *checks notes* leave the matter to the Transport Minister??
- You know satire is dead when the American Space Force releases their official song.
- Judge orders new bankruptcy officials in Alex Jones case. Boy I pity the fool who has to make sense of that wacky web of snake oil and fear-mongering racketeering.
- Study of Buddhist monks suggests celibacy can have surprising evolutionary advantages.
- Pic of the day: Actual size of the T pillars from enclosure D at Gobekli Tepe.
- The time when the personhood rights of non-human beings are recognized is getting nearer.
- Video: Curious crop formation found in Russia.
- Red Pill of the Day: Maya ritual enemas, constipated scorpions, and moose crash test dummies among the latest 2022 Ig Nobel prize winners.
Quote of the Day:
In spite of the fact that I hold my judgment concerning UFOs—temporarily let’s hope—in abeyance, I thought it worthwhile to throw a light upon the rich fantasy material which has accumulated round the peculiar observations in the skies. Any new experience has two aspects: (I) the pure fact and (2) the way one conceives of it. It is the latter I am concerned with. If it is true that the [American Air Force] or the Government withholds telltale facts, then one can only say that this is the most unpsychological and stupid policy one could invent. Nothing helps rumours and panics more than ignorance.
Carl Jung
