Alien Dyson spheres could really exist — but only in this 1 type of star system, new study hints

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There are several caveats to this. The smaller star has to be no bigger than around one tenth the mass of the larger companion, otherwise the gravitational stable point disappears. And the sphere has to be extremely light and thin compared with the two stars, otherwise its own gravitational influence mixes into the dynamics of the system and destroys the stability.

 

Human Dyson spheres exist. Those Aliens stole the design from us.

 

Human Dyson spheres exist. Those Aliens stole the design from us.

Prepare for the largest patent infringement lawsuit in the history of the Universe.

 

Strongest Evidence of Alien Life Yet Found 124 Light-Years Away

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There has been vigorous debate in scientific circles about whether the planet K2-18b, which is 124 light years away in the Leo constellation, could be an ocean world capable of hosting microbial life.

Using the James Webb Space Telescope, a British-US team of researchers detected signs of two chemicals in the planet's atmosphere long considered to be "biosignatures" indicating extraterrestrial life.

 

US warship sailor confirms seeing mysterious flying ships emerging from ocean


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To visually confirm the irregularities, he moved the topside of the ship. He observed what appeared to be a luminous object surfacing from the sea and ascending, behavior inconsistent with any known aerial platform. Upon returning to the CIC, Wiggins utilized the ship’s SAFIRE system, a thermal imaging sensor designed for maritime surveillance, to acquire and track the target. What initially appeared to be a single contact rapidly became a four-object formation, each resembling the cylindrical, tic-tac-like profile previously reported in US Navy engagements.

 

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Pictures (not AI generated) or it didn't happen.

Heck, the article itself is from Interesting Engineering, a fake AI rag.

 

Pictures (not AI generated) or it didn't happen.

Heck, the article itself is from Interesting Engineering, a fake AI rag.

Agreed ... IE is junk ... I just found the claims interesting enough to post it here. So here's another source:

 

Agreed ... IE is junk ... I just found the claims interesting enough to post it here. So here's another source:

Same totally discredited UFO video crap from years ago, different day, different players trying to make a buck.

 

Pictures (not AI generated) or it didn't happen.

Heck, the article itself is from Interesting Engineering, a fake AI rag.

This story is a joke from a joke of a fish wrapper supplier.

 

The pursuit of truths: A letter on the boy who cried aliens (op-ed)

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This tale is not new to astronomers. In fact, it has played out over and over again: fossilized microbes were found on Mars (nope), an interstellar interloper was an alien spaceship (nope), and bacterial life exists in the clouds of Venus (to be tested), to name a few of our own wolves.

 

Scientists find 'strongest evidence yet' of life on distant planet

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"This is the strongest evidence yet there is possibly life out there. I can realistically say that we can confirm this signal within one to two years."

 

Scientists find 'strongest evidence yet' of life on distant planet
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*IF* it turns out to be life, or at least a high probability of it being life. What would the next step be? ... I mean, I very much doubt they'll find intelligent life, or life a little bit more complex than algae for that matter. I just wonder what other means they'd use to dig deeper into this mystery.

 

Scientists discover mysterious sphere in Colombia, sparking UFO speculation

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Julia Mossbridge, the founder and board chair of The Institute for Love and Time (TILT), and a member of the University of San Diego Department of Physics and Biophysics, told Fox News Digital she remains skeptical of its extraterrestrial origins.

"It looks to me like a really cool art project," she said, urging caution in drawing immediate conclusions.

 

Scientists discover mysterious sphere in Colombia, sparking UFO speculation
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Mom, Dad, I'm coming home.

 

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A surprising study revealed biological activity on a distant planet. Weeks later, scientists say there’s more to the story

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Now, three teams of astronomers not involved with the research, including Welbanks, have assessed the models and data used in the original biosignature discovery and got very different results, which they have submitted for peer review.

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/t...at-fueled-america-s-ufo-mythology/ar-AA1GfrNv

The Pentagon Disinformation That Fueled America’s UFO Mythology

But the colonel was on a mission—of disinformation. The photos were doctored, the now-retired officer confessed to the Pentagon investigators in 2023. The whole exercise was a ruse to protect what was really going on at Area 51: The Air Force was using the site to develop top-secret stealth fighters, viewed as a critical edge against the Soviet Union. Military leaders were worried that the programs might get exposed if locals somehow glimpsed a test flight of, say, the F-117 stealth fighter, an aircraft that truly did look out of this world. Better that they believe it came from Andromeda.

This episode, reported now for the first time, was just one of a series of discoveries the Pentagon team made as it investigated decades of claims that Washington was hiding what it knew about extraterrestrial life. That effort culminated in a report, released last year by the Defense Department, that found allegations of a government coverup to be baseless.
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Now, evidence is emerging that government efforts to propagate UFO mythology date back all the way to the 1950s.

This account is based on interviews with two dozen current and former U.S. officials, scientists and military contractors involved in the inquiry, as well as thousands of pages of documents, recordings, emails and text messages.

At times, as with the deception around Area 51, military officers spread false documents to create a smokescreen for real secret-weapons programs. In other cases, officials allowed UFO myths to take root in the interest of national security—for instance, to prevent the Soviet Union from detecting vulnerabilities in the systems protecting nuclear installations. Stories tended to take on a life of their own, such as the three-decade journey of a purported piece of space metal that turned out to be nothing of the sort. And one long-running practice was more like a fraternity hazing ritual that spun wildly out of control.

It worked, maybe a little too well.

As Kirkpatrick pursued his investigation, he started to uncover a hall of mirrors within the Pentagon, cloaked in official and nonofficial cover. On one level, the secrecy was understandable. The U.S., after all, had been locked in an existential battle with the Soviet Union for decades, each side determined to win the upper hand in the race for ever-more-exotic weapons.

But Kirkpatrick soon discovered that some of the obsession with secrecy verged on the farcical. A former Air Force officer was visibly terrified when he told Kirkpatrick’s investigators that he had been briefed on a secret alien project decades earlier, and was warned that if he ever repeated the secret he could be jailed or executed. The claim would be repeated to investigators by other men who had never spoken of the matter, even with their spouses.


It turned out the witnesses had been victims of a bizarre hazing ritual.
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In a statement, a Defense Department spokeswoman acknowledged that AARO had uncovered evidence of fake classified program materials relating to extraterrestrials, and had briefed lawmakers and intelligence officials. The spokeswoman, Sue Gough, said the department didn’t include that information in its report last year because the investigation wasn’t completed, but expects to provide it in another report scheduled for later this year.

“The department is committed to releasing a second volume of its Historical Record Report, to include AARO’s findings on reports of potential pranks and inauthentic materials,” Gough said.

 

UFO cover used by government to ‘hide a lot of things,’ former NASA agent says

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"And so, if the UFO cover worked, and I would not be surprised if there are some people in the military and the government that played along with that in order to conceal our stealth technology, that is really remarkable, and they just don't want to share that with other countries."

"The bottom line is, I think that we use the UFO cover to hide a lot of things."

 

In order to conceal our stealth technology

"The bottom line is, I think that we use the UFO cover to hide a lot of things.

If it’s true stealth technology, it hides itself lol No need for cover story’s.

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