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Anyone else see a UFO lately? – Princeton Similkameen Spotlight
One morning several years ago, a man walked into The Spotlight office wanting to speak with the editor about the space crafts over Copper Mountain Mine.
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For context, this is not the oddest conversation ever shared over the newspaper’s front counter.
The cake-taker on that goes to the guy relating his experiences on Tulameen Avenue with a Big Foot.
In either case there was little one could say except: “We are a small staff and haven’t had a chance to look into that.”
3 ETFs For Investors Looking To Access The Final Frontier - MarketWatch
SpaceX's launch of NASA astronauts aboard the SpaceX Crew Dragon was scrubbed Wednesday due to poor weather, but it's rescheduled for Saturday and the event is renewing interest in space-related investments.
In a world littered with thematic exchange-traded funds, best believe there are some products that play on the space theme. Actually, some of these funds are dedicated to space-related investing. Perhaps it was coincidence or just following the broader market higher, but some of these ETFs traded higher yesterday in anticipation of the Crew Dragon launch.
Does It Matter That the DOD Released Those UFO Videos? | WIRED
So does the official authorization of these videos mean the Pentagon has finally admitted that aliens exist? Nope. For starters, anything the military labels "unidentified" is not necessarily extraterrestrial. It's just something in the sky that military officials can't explain—civil and military pilots see unidentified aircraft all the time . Could they be piloted by little green men? Sure, if you have an active imagination.
If these were evidence of extraterrestrial activity, or even just advanced military aircraft built by another country, one would expect that the Pentagon would classify those videos faster than you can say "Freedom of Information Act." But here's the thing: The DOD described the videos released this week as unclassified , which is not the same thing as declassified .
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7 amazing Bay Area things to do indoors this weekend, May 29-31
The heat wave is over, but sheltering in place goes on, which means … absolutely nothing, except we know you need a great weekend. So here are seven ways to get just that, from a boozy “Jurassic World” party to a cool UFO movie to peach-barbecue sauce deliciousness.
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New turbulence in high-stakes Lufthansa rescue drama
German media had previously reported the European Commission would demand the group give up valuable takeoff and landing rights at its Frankfurt and Munich hubs in exchange for Brussels' green light.
"Conditions currently indicated by the EU Commission... would lead to a weakening of the hub function at Lufthansa's home airports" and must be "analysed intensively," the company said.
But it added that the supervisory board "continues to regard economic stabilisation fund (WSF) stabilisation measures as the only viable alternative for maintaining solvency".
I-Team: Polygraph expert talks Area 51 whistleblower’s lie detector test | KLAS - 8 News Now
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — 30 years ago, at the end of April, 1990, KLAS-TV began an 8 part investigative series about the weird world of UFO conspiracies. One of the featured interviews was with a polygraph expert named Terry Tavernetti, who conducted a test on UFO whistleblower Bob lazar.
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For the complete story, plus a look at the whole 8 part series ‘ UFOs: The Best Evidence ‘ head over to mysterywire.com
Space Investing Doesn't Have to Be Rocket Science. Here Are the Basics. - Barron's
NASA, in partnership with SpaceX, was set to launch astronauts into orbit from U.S. soil on Wednesday for the first time since 2011. The weather didn't cooperate. The next attempt comes Saturday at 3:22 p.m. eastern time. It will be a big moment for American aerospace. It will also be a big moment for space investing.
Space investing can feel confusing—a little like rocket science. Coming up with a list of pure-play space investments is hard. And many space franchises are embedded in mammoth aerospace-and-defense companies.
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