Category: Fermi’s paradox
Last month, I wrote about Col. Karl Nell’s talk at the SALT conference in May about the stone-cold reality of non-human intelligence (NHI). (the clinical terminology for: We’re Not Alone in the Universe) According to Nell, there’s no ifs ands or buts. It is what it is and that’s what it is.
RIP Big Bang Theory
I was excited when I saw the news that the James Webb Space Telescope had tossed another monkey wrench into the machinery of mainstream astronomy. I am not an astrophysicist, but when I saw the LiveScience report that the JWST just proved to Nobel Prize-winning physicist Adam Riess, “the real and exciting possibility that we have misunderstood the Universe,” I had a good idea what he was referring to- even if he couldn’t say the quiet part out loud.
“I wonder what John Horgan thinks about UFO Disclosure now unfolding in the mainstream media?” The thought occurred to me, seemingly out of nowhere, much like when I suddenly realized I needed to know what Dr. Chandra Wickramasinghe had to say about the coronavirus Continue reading “UFOs and Haunted Houses”
As official Disclosure unfolds in the mainstream media, old habits die hard. Yes, UFOs are real, but they just can’t be ET. So the Times turned to an old school scientist from academia for reassurance