MYSTERY WIRE — Space entrepreneur Robert Bigelow raised eyebrows and public interest when he made a provocative comment to the CBS news program 60 Minutes back in November 2017.
Bigelow told correspondent Lara Logan that aliens are already here on Earth, “right under people’s noses.”
Since the program aired, UFO-curious folks around the world have wondered what Bigelow meant with that controversial statement.
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Curious Kids: We have been trying to contact aliens – but do they want to contact us?
Jacco van Loon does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.
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Humans have been trying to contact aliens for many years, but do the aliens want to contact us? – Sai, aged eight, London, UK
For starters, we haven't found any aliens yet, so we haven't been able to ask them and receive a reply. When we try to answer the question "do they want to contact us", we have to put ourselves in their shoes – that is, if they have feet.
253 Illegal Aliens Apprehended Within An Hour in the Rio Grande Valley Sector | U.S.
EDINBURG, Texas – U.S. Border Patrol agents apprehended two large groups of illegal aliens within an hour of each other near Mission, Texas. Agents and local law enforcement also discovered a stash house containing 38 illegal aliens in Roma, Texas. Agents apprehended 18 more illegal aliens in two failed smuggling attempts.
On Wednesday, Rio Grande Valley (RGV) Sector agents received information of a possible stash house operating in Roma, Texas. Agents contacted the Starr County Sheriff's Office and requested their assistance in the investigation. Upon arrival, several subjects were seen exiting the residence through a broken window in an attempt to flee before being taken into custody. Agents and deputies entered the property and encountered several other subjects. A total of 38 illegal aliens were apprehended.
U.S. intelligence officials have 180 days to release information on UFOs | WPRI.com
NATIONAL ( KRQE ) — U.S. intelligence agencies have six months to release all of the information they have on UFOs. So why now? It’s all thanks to the $2.3-trillion COVID-19 relief and government spending bill signed back in December.
The provision was tucked into the committee comment section of the Intelligence Authorization Act for the 2021 fiscal year. That act was contained in the overall relief bill.
Now, intelligence officials have about 180 days from the signing of the bill to give an unclassified report about the aircrafts. The report needs to contain analysis of any UFO data as well as name any possible security threats they pose.
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Space - The alien hunter of Harvard | 1843 magazine | The Economist
T here are almost two dozen observatories dotted across Hawaii. The dry, thin air atop the volcanoes of the archipelago makes this an ideal place to gaze into the night sky. Over the past decade, the telescopes here have probed deep into neighbouring solar systems, transforming our understanding of the galaxy. Many used to think that Earth was an anomaly within a cosmic void.
Almost exactly three months later, an unusual object was spotted through the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System, a network of telescopes 130km north-west of the observatory where Loeb had made his speech. The object was moving along a strange trajectory through the solar system. The U -shaped flight path that it took around the sun made it clear that it had, in fact, arrived from beyond the edge of our solar system.
They’re ... not ‘aliens,’ Biden administration says |
McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) — A-L-I-E-N spells a five-letter word that has been part of the U.S. government’s lexicon since 1798 and migrant advocates say they want it forever retired and are encouraged by a push from the new administration to do so.
Replacing it with the word “noncitizen” has been proposed as part of the President Joe Biden’s sweeping immigration overhaul bill that was sent to Congress this week under the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021.
Woman Charged in For-Profit Visa Fraud and Alien Smuggling Scheme | OPA | Department of Justice
Haiyan Liao, 43, of Las Vegas, is charged in an indictment obtained in the Eastern District of New York and unsealed today in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada. She is charged with conspiracy to commit visa fraud and to unlawfully bring aliens into the U.S. for financial gain, bringing aliens into the U.S. for financial gain, and money laundering conspiracy.
"The United States benefits from the rich diversity of culture and experience which results from lawful immigration into our country," said David P. Burns, Acting Assistant Attorney General of the Justice Department's Criminal Division. "This defendant, however, is charged with submitting false applications for visitor visas to the U.S.
Are there aliens on Mars? Find out with Kenwood's Robert Ferguson Observatory
Robert Ferguson Observatory is launching a new speaker series for 2021, consisting of monthly presentations geared to the general public about various astronomy-related topics. The presentations are free to the public and are currently being offered virtually, until the time when the observatory itself can open back up to the public.
The presentations are being held the second Friday evening each month, at 6 p.m. The first on February 12 is being led by Rachel Freed, a docent at the Robert Ferguson Observatory who has been an educator and amateur astronomer for over 20 years. She is a co-founder and the president of the Institute for Student Astronomical Research (InStAR), working with students and educators around the world to help bring research opportunities to students.
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