Reimagining Flying Saucers to Navigate Realms of Consciousness
The age of flying saucers collides with new understanding about consciousness, dimensions, and a wide range of unexplained aerial phenomenon.
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Space
Fermions, Building Blocks of Matter, May Enter Portals to a 5th Dimension
The building blocks of all matter could be inter-dimensional and act like the mysterious dark matter which makes up most matter in the universe.
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Artist Reveals ‘Moon Temple’ Plans, Honoring Earth’s Cultures in Space
Jorge Mañes Rubio, an artist-in-residence at the European Space Agency, reveals designs for a Moon Temple to bring Earth’s culture to space.
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‘Space Pups’ Reinforce Panspermia and Deep Space Colonization
After creating over 200 Space Pups, scientists believe DNA might survive for centuries if stored in space.
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The Cosmic Web is Spinning, Bringing Order to the Universe
A team of international researchers found the cosmic web connecting galaxies is rotating in a helix that reminds one of DNA.
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Surfing Electrons Riding Waves Create the Aurora Borealis
First proposed in 1946, scientists have finally proven that electrons can surf, gaining speed along electromagnetic waves high above Earth.
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Russia’s Nuclear-Powered Zeus Spacecraft to Travel from Moon to Jupiter
Russia plans to launch Zeus, a nuclear-powered ‘space tug’ by 2030. Meanwhile the US plans a nuclear base on the Moon and Mars.
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Scientists create ‘living concrete’ that looks like ‘Frankenstein material’ and could one day be used on Mars
Scientists have made a concrete infused with living bacteria that can remain alive for a month, healing itself and growing into new bricks.
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The Moon’s magnetic field was twice as strong as Earth’s for billions of years
Scientists have tested Moon rocks to find evidence of a strong magnetic field that persisted for billions of years.
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Deep inside the Earth, iron ‘snow’ is falling year-round
A team of international researchers at the University of Texas at Austin is suggesting that deep down under the
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