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Pentagon Physicist Says He's Seen Records of Four Alien Species in U.S. Custody

Dr. Eric Davis — no fringe blogger but a contracted astrophysicist who briefed the Defense Intelligence Agency and members of the Senate Armed Services Committee — says the U.S. government holds recovered non-human biological remains. He names four distinct species, cites a location shuffle under Obama, and says he has personally reviewed the evidence.

10 articles covering· 9+ outletsExtraterrestrial lifeUnidentified flying objectFederal government of the United States
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SpaceX Rocket Punched a 60-Foot Scar Into the Moon — NASA Has the Receipts

A piece of a Falcon 9 upper stage drifted for years before smashing into the lunar surface at roughly 5,800 mph. The crater it left is now the clearest evidence yet that Earth's orbital debris problem doesn't stop at Earth.

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ISS Antenna Swap Hits Snag: Historic Walk Gets the Hard Part Done, Not the Easy One

Two astronauts — including the first French woman to ever walk in space — pulled off the removal of a failed ISS antenna but ran out of clock before they could bolt in the replacement. The station's high-speed ground link remains incomplete.

193 articles covering· 15+ outletsInternational Space StationExtravehicular activityAstronaut
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American Hiker, 29, Killed by Lightning on Mount Etna — in a Zone That Was Closed

A 29-year-old American man is dead after a lightning strike on the eastern flank of Europe's most active volcano. He was hiking in a restricted area during an active eruptive phase — a detail the tourism industry would rather not headline.

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Eclipse Season Is Here — Here's What the Sky Is Actually Doing to You

Twice a year, the Sun, Moon, and Earth lock into rare alignment and the sky puts on a show that has rattled humans since before recorded history. Here's how to watch it, survive it, and stop pretending the cosmos is boring.

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45 Million Acres of Wild Forest Just Got Handed to the Chainsaw

The Trump administration is moving to gut the 25-year-old Roadless Rule, cracking open nearly half the nation's protected wilderness to logging and road construction. The official justification is wildfire prevention — but the math doesn't add up.

118 articles coveringRoadless area conservationNational forest (United States)Wildfire