A common octopus. Credit: Public Domain Restaurant menus display body parts of animals that we regard as less intelligent than we are. At a recent dinner in a fish restaurant in Boston, I had buyer’s remorse watching the octopus arm served to us as an appetizer. Octopuses have a complex nervous system and excellent sight, and are among the most intelligent animals. They have a brain and a nervous system containing 500 million neurons, two…
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Credit: X UFO researchers in Mexico claim that imposters posing as police tried to steal a mysterious orb—believed by some to be proof of alien technology. Known as the Buga Sphere, the small metal object was seen zigzagging over Colombia in March before landing and being recovered. Scientists in Mexico, analyzing the sphere, found fiber-optic wires inside, suggesting it can send and receive signals. At a June 20 conference hosted by controversial UFO researcher Jaime…
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Bluegill Triple Prime, a high altitude nuclear test part of Operation Fishbowl, 26th October 1962. Credit: US Army In the early hours of October 26, 1962, at the height of the Cold War and during the Cuban Missile Crisis, the United States detonated a high-altitude nuclear device known as Bluegill Triple Prime. Conducted near Johnston Island in the Pacific, it was part of Operation Dominic—a series of atmospheric nuclear tests. On the surface, this test…
