Is this terrifying or the work of utter nonsense? Hard to say, but fascinating to watch. This group of 60+ kids saw a UFO land in their school yard in 1994, and were then interviewed again about what they saw in 2016.
When news of a couple Harvard scientists thinking there's some extraterrestrial scrap and/or "light sail" cruising by Earth, you pause your Mass Effect 2 and listen up. The internet's abuzz with all kinds of competing theories on the mad scientists from Harvard's theory; but it boils down to the undeniable likelihood that it's an odd cigar-shaped asteroid, which could by a sliver of a chance be alien junk. That sliver of a chance is enough to get the juices of the collective extraterrestrial-oriented science community, flowing. I'd still love (I think?) to end up reading about how this space cigar is some sort of alien light sail (cargo hold ship), but the odds are not in our favor at the moment. So, keep the tin foil hat stashed for now, and continue planning your next retreat to Area 51 to gather more evidence. Maybe they've already accumulated a collection of the Milky Way's finest space cigars.
Sea Ice Specialist, Alex Petty photographed this sick puppy near the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica. Apparently this is nothing more than a "tabular iceberg", which are the products of calving ice shelves (when huge chunks of ice break off). I don't know about you, buuut I'm not buying it. Our time on this terribly mad little world we call our own is dwindling, humans. The aliens have landed, and apparently it's over in Antarctica. All kidding aside, WTF is that iceberg about?
