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Steven Spielberg on Disclosure: "If someone knows we're not alone, why haven't we been told?" Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day is probably the most anticipated film of the year (premiering this summer on June 12), and during the Super Bowl a new trailer for the film dropped, giving us a whole...

"People’s questions about what is not only going on in our skies, but what is going on in our worlds, in our realities, has reached a critical mass, of people’s complete fascination with “Are we alone, or are we not alone?” And if someone knows we’re not alone, why haven’t we been told?" #Spielberg

this is not news. we have been a fully sentient posting museum since at least 2016

Ketamine, Prostitution and Money: Details of a Secret DEA Probe of Jeffrey Epstein A Department of Justice document combined with interviews reveal that a long-running investigation into organized crime led law enforcement to suspect the serial sex abuser of money laundering, distri...

The DEA opened an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and a dozen other individuals in 2015 that centered on allegations of money laundering, drug trafficking, and the procurement of Eastern European prostitutes for high-profile clients.

Saving the Asiatic Cheetah: The rarest wildcat in the world | Felidae Conservation Fund Felidae Conservation Fund combines top research, community engagement, and education to help humans live in harmony with wild cats and restore ecosystems.

One thing I'm watching for in the wake of the war in Iran: what happens to the Asiatic cheetah. This subspecies now only lives in Iran, with a population of just a few dozen, and wildlife never fares well in the wake of war and destabilization. 🌏🧪

Ancient 'alien-like' skulls have been found on every continent but Antarctica. Anthropologists are starting to figure out why. Humans have practiced head shaping for tens of thousands of years, and anthropologists are beginning to uncover clues as to why.

"In the same way that some people swaddle their children, the same way that there's religious circumcision, you bind the heads of your children because that is what we do to our children." -- bioarchaeologist Christina Torres 🏺🧪

"Unfortunately, the Bimat process was susceptible to certain flaws. Small bubbles sometimes interposed between the negative and developer film, leaving various patterns on the negative. Also, rollers sometimes left bars across the film where the film was paused." #moon

pink and cigar shaped and travelling at an estimated height of
25,000ft. #UFO

UFO Sighting at the Tri-City Raceway... and We are All Here for It As if the thrill of racing wasn’t enough, now we’ve got UFOs making a pit stop at Tri-City Raceway. Who knew?

Social-media chatter centers on a playful UFO rumor tied to the Tri-City Raceway ahead of the 57th Apple Cup, describing a mysterious landing circle and witnesses joking that the spacecraft looked like a motorcycle doing a… #aliens #newstalk870 #northamerica #ovni #uap #ufo #ufosky #usa #washington

#UFOs on a tear.

A woman with a mohawk poses in a stylized black garment that looks like a bunch of smoke trying to be a dress. Behind her are two silver women who are both copying her pose. The outline of a tall rocketship is in the background.

This original artwork by Frank Kelly Freas only appeared in print in black and white, as an interior illustration for A. Bertram Chandler’s “The Far Traveller” in the August 1976 issue of 'Analog' magazine. www.blackgate.com/2016/02/04/f...

Can he at least swing the bat with both hands and make it look like he's trying

And #nature will love that. #desertification 101

Snickers, get off the cat!

Cat? What cat?

Evening views of Bamburgh beach and castle from across the rocks. Partially cloudy sky gave some muted sunlight colours in the clouds

Evening stroll and dog walk at Bamburgh Beach, Northumberland. Started off relatively cloudy but the clouds started to break up a little aand give some lovely soft light in the sky across the beach and rocks. A worthwhile wander.

#Northumberland
#sunset
#uk
#evening
#Castle

Snowbelle (Himalayan dwarf rabbit - white with black ears, tail, and paws) and Jet (black rabbit) from behind.

Hoppy #blackpompom ⚫️ #bunnybuttfriday! We hope you have a buntastic weekend! 😊

~ Jet 🖤🐰 and Snowbelle 🤍🐰

#bunny #rabbit

The song that rhymes ‘pepperoni’ with ‘feeling okey-dokey’: the UK’s odd new Eurovision entry is here From dipping biscuits in mugs filled with baked beans to singing about eating custard, Look Mum No Computer’s Eins Vei Drei is trying to win through novelty value. Will it backfire?

#Eurovision cheer - Listen - it's got a #fun vibe...

AI-powered search is fueling a wave of Epstein Files transparency projects Newsrooms have long used AI to sift through document dumps. Now that same tech is being used to build search tools for readers.

Take Jmail, an interactive archive that has transformed the dense email PDF files of Epstein’s emails into a familiar, #searchable Gmail-style inbox. Last month, Riley Walz, one of Jmail’s creators, announced that the Jmail website had surpassed 450 million page views.

THE CONSCIOUSNESS COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT 2/3 Humans embody stubborn evolution; cows threaten an asteroid.

THE CONSCIOUSNESS COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT 2/3 - #Sci-Fi Comedy About Humanity’s Extremely Difficult Evolutionary Journey #Fiction

#Truth

Tiny possum and glider thought extinct for 6,000 years found in remote West Papua The discovery of two lost species is 'exceptional' and rare, scientists say

#Discover #Nature #Animals #ExtinctSpecies

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Why Aren’t There More Dogs at the Doctor’s Office? - JSTOR Daily Dogs can use their superb sense of smell to identify disease in human patients. What’s keeping them from using this ability in the healthcare industry?

#Dogs can use their superb sense of #smell to identify disease in human patients. What’s keeping them from using this ability in the healthcare industry? #Science

The Missing Sense in Modern Medicine - JSTOR Daily Researchers argue routine smell testing could detect neurodegenerative disease and other health risks years earlier than current exams.

Researchers argue routine smell testing could detect neurodegenerative disease and other health risks years earlier than current exams. #science #smell

With lunar missions looming, scientists grow chickpeas in 'moon dirt' WASHINGTON, March 5 (Reuters) - If the idea of lunar hummus seems far-fetched, think again.

The study paves the way for further research on lunar #agriculture and may have implications for astronauts’ ability to spend longer stretches of time in space. #moon #space

Ding-dong! The Dutch Fish Doorbell needs you to help migrating fish A Dutch lock is closed for the spring, and its employees want you to tell them when migrating fish come knocking by ringing a digital doorbell

"Last year the site had more than 2.3 million unique visitors who pressed the doorbell a collective 200,000 times and let thousands of #fish continue on their journeys."

Space Command chief throws cold water on the question of UAPs in space I am not aware of anything that is extraterrestrial, other than comets and things like that."

Space Command chief throws cold water on the question of UAPs in space

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An excerpt from my article about Mike Masters' strange experience at a #UFO conference.

Full link in the comments.

This series of images were taken in Switzerland in the spring of 1976 by Billy Meier.

#UFO #UAP

Voyager travels 24 billion kilometers from home. We built something extraordinary, but the universe it wanders through was built by Someone greater.

Learning the Language of Contact Signals, symbols, and the long process of learning how to respond

We once tried to teach another species our language. What if someone is trying to do the same with us? If the mirror of that experiment now exists, the outcome may depend on something very simple: whether humanity is willing to meet another #intelligence halfway. #contact #consciousness