A NEW Navy video appears to show a UFO whizzing through the sky before dropping into the ocean – and an ex-pilot has said the military “sees them all the time.”
Te bizarre orb was caught flying by the Navy ship USS Omaha in July 2019.. personnel tracked it with a targeting camera.
The images and footage were published by investigative filmmaker Jeremy Corbell on Mystery Wire, and noting that the incident took place on the evening of July 15, 2019, off the coast of San Diego.
Pentagon spokesperson confirmed last month that one of the freeze-frame images Corbell published was recorded by US Navy personnel, according to Mystery Wire.
Former Navy Lieutenant Ryan Graves recalled seeing bizarre objects just like the one that soared around the Omaha.
In fact, he said he and his fellow pilots saw them zipping through the skies above restricted Virginia Beach, Virginia, airspace on a daily basis.
“Everyday, everyday for at least a couple of years,” he told CBS 60 Minutes in an interview to air on Sunday.
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The summer time heat will bring some additional hot moments: UFO mania will take place in June..
Thanks to the provision signed last year by Trump into the COVID relief bill, a Pentagon report on UFOs is set to be released on June 1..
….the first episode may be a throwback nostalgia filled gasp-worthy event. Kevin Smith undoubtedly will homage the fans from the 1980s who keep the spirit of Eternia alive.
But what if the show goes woke?
Will Tea-La secure a girlfriend? Will He-Man’s toxic masculinity cause him to rage? Will Skeletor be nice on Christmas like during the 80s holiday special?
We are being told that the characters in the new Netflix cartoons premiering July 23 will face certain crises and as they unfold, adult dialogue will greet our favorite action figures from the cartoon..
Clownfish is among the YouTube channels lamenting the chances that the new cartoon will go all in on modern virtue signaling, and forget the fans who grew up watching cartoon..
Their video here for your enjoyment:
Could they be right!
But there could also be a certain amount of hype about this possibility. Cartoons modernize.. they change with times.
We will keep our minds open that this show may be exactly what we hoped for. Or at least enough of what we hoped for that the modern changes can get a pass.
The first images for Masters of the Universe: Revelation have been revealed, finally giving fans a look at He-Man, Skeletor and other characters that are being remade in the new Netflix show.
Kevin Smith is leading the new animated series, which is targeted at older fans of the original cartoon and picks up the story directly after it ended.
Revelation is one of two Masters of the Universe projects currently in development at Netflix, with a CGI revival series aimed at younger audiences also in the works.
This is the FIRST substantial update in a LONG time about this show.. show updates were as commonly found as different waves of HE-MAN action figures: They were NO WHERE TO BE FOUND..
The show stars a voice cast including Chris Wood as He-Man, Mark Hamill as Skeletor, Lena Headey as Evil-Lyn, Sarah Michelle Gellar as Teela, Henry Rollins as Tri-Clops, Phil LaMarr as He-Ro, Kevin Michael Richardson as Beast Man, and Kevin Conroy as Mer-Man..
The Netflix show will appear July 23 2021.. after what seems like the longest production of all time.
Tons of face masks were burned during protests at various state capitols 2020 .. the reaction was shock, awe, and outrage.
Today the CDC said you can ditch the face covering both indoors and outdoors if you are vaccinated..
Let the burnings begin?
The new guidance still calls for wearing masks in crowded indoor settings like buses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters, but will help clear the way for reopening workplaces, schools, and other venues — even removing the need for masks or social distancing for those who are fully vaccinated.
The CDC will also no longer recommend that fully vaccinated people wear masks outdoors in crowds. The announcement comes as the CDC and the Biden administration have faced pressure to ease restrictions on fully vaccinated people — people who are two weeks past their last required COVID-19 vaccine dose — in part to highlight the benefits of getting the shot.
Hackers were able to launch cyberattacks on more than 24 other companies across a range of industries after shutting down the Colonial Pipeline, according to reports.
At least two dozen other victims – which have not been named – were also affected by the ransomware attack, Bloomberg reported. They were helped by private-sector companies and US agencies who helped disrupt the hack, the news agency said.
On Monday DarkSide posted an apology on the dark web, Vice reported, and said they did not want ‘social consequences’, nor did they seek political influence.
White House officials have warned the attack shows just how vulnerable the US is to such events. President Joe Biden said Monday: ‘We need to invest to safeguard our critical infrastructure.’
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said the attack ‘tells you how utterly vulnerable we are’ to cyberattacks on U.S. infrastructure.
“Our goal is to make money and not creating problems for society,” DarkSide wrote on its website.
HERE IS THE FBI STATEMENT ON THE COMPROMISE OF COLONIAL PIPELINE: The FBI confirms that the Darkside ransomware is responsible for the compromise of the Colonial Pipeline networks. We continue to work with the company and our government partners on the investigation.
Gas stations along the U.S. East Coast are beginning to run out of fuel as North America’s biggest petroleum pipeline races to recover from a paralyzing cyberattack that has kept it shut for days. From Virginia to Florida and Alabama, stations are reporting that they’ve sold out of gasoline as supplies in the region dwindle and panic buying sets in. An estimated 7% of gas stations in Virginia were out of fuel as of late Monday, according to GasBuddy analyst Patrick DeHaan. The White House said in a statement it is monitoring the situation and directing government agencies to help alleviate any shortages. Colonial Pipeline Co. said it’s manually operating a segment of the pipeline running from North Carolina to Maryland and expects to substantially restore all service by the weekend.
Catholic schools
are closing in record numbers and schools are losing students..At least 209 of the country’s nearly 6,000 Catholic schools have closed over
the past year, according to the National Catholic Educational Association. More closures are expected this summer, and some schools have taken to
GoFundMe in an effort to stay open…
Sony has warned investors that the PlayStation 5 console may be hard to come by for consumers until next year…Sony CFO Hiroki Totoki says it
isn’t just the global chip shortage that’s impacting things – high demand is a big reason for the lack of systems:
“I don’t think demand is calming down this year. Even if we secure a lot more devices and produce many more units of the PlayStation 5 next year,
our supply wouldn’t be able to catch up with demand.
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FINAL RATINGS: SNL with Elon Musk: the episode pulled in the third-highest overnight ratings of the season with a 4.8 household and 2.7 rating in
adults 18-49 – behind only the Chris Rock-hosted premiere and Dave Chappelle’s November episode…
Shocking entertainment news dropped this afternoon with the decision to NOT air the awards show in 2022..
The network released the following statement Monday:
“We continue to believe that the HFPA is committed to meaningful reform. However, change of this magnitude takes time and work, and we feel strongly that the HFPA needs time to do it right. As such, NBC will not air the 2022 Golden Globes. Assuming the organization executes on its plan, we are hopeful we will be in a position to air the show in January 2023.”
The decision follows months of criticism of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association for a lack of diversity among its members, as well as ethical lapses…
Mucormycosis, or “black fungus”, is a potentially fatal infection affecting COVID-19 patients in India, where doctors believe it may be triggered by the use of steroids. The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has issued an advisory, saying that the infection has been affecting “people who are on medication for other health problems that reduce their ability to fight environmental pathogens.” MORE HERE..
THE CDC IS CAUSING CONCERN AFTER LIMITING STUDIES ON PEOPLE WHO GET REINFECTED AFTER GETTING THEIR COVID VACCINE.. MORE: Federal health officials this month decided to limit how they monitor vaccinated people who have been infected with Covid-19, drawing concern from some scientists who say that may mean missing needed data showing why and how it happens.. At the end of April, more than 9,000 Americans were reported to be infected after being vaccinated, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. While that’s a tiny percentage of the 95 million people fully inoculated at the time, researchers still want to find out what specific mechanisms may be spurring the infections.
AND FINALLY THE B.01 BOMBER OF BRAZIL HAS MADE IT TO FLORIDA.. A new mutation of the highly contagious Brazilian COVID-19 variant has emerged in Florida, health officials said. The newest variant, dubbed P2 or P.1.1, has a slightly different sequence than Brazil’s P1 strain, which has been found to be more likely to reinfect people who have already had the virus, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reported.
Major news organizations are reporting: A hacker group called DarkSide is reportedly behind the cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline that shut down a major oil pipeline over the weekend..
DarkSide makes ransomware hacking tools, but only largely goes after for-profit companies from English-speaking countries.
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According to Boston-based Cybereason, DarkSide is an organized group of hackers set up along the “ransomware as a service” business model, meaning the DarkSide hackers develop and market ransomware hacking tools, and sell them to other criminals who then carry out attacks. Think of it as the evil twin of a Silicon Valley software start-up.
NASA’s Voyager 1 is now floating beyond our solar system. It left these here parts about 10 years back now.. And since then, an intriguing event has been constantly beamed back to the earthlings fascinated by his venture into the deep dark unknown universe..
“We’re detecting the faint, persistent hum of interstellar gas,” said Stella Koch Ocker, a doctoral student at Cornell University who lead the research. “It’s very faint and monotone, because it is in a narrow frequency bandwidth.” For almost one billion miles, Voyager 1 could hear the monotone drone and the researchers believe these weak plasma waves are distinct from other detections made in the vast nothingness of interstellar space. For instance, sometimes the sun gets cranky and erupts, spitting particles out into space. The outbursts have a characteristic signature that James Cordes, an astronomer at Cornell, likens to a lightning burst. Those bursts were once used to determine the density of interstellar plasma, but this low, constant hum shows Voyager is collecting plenty of information without the solar outbursts. “Now we know we don’t need a fortuitous event related to the sun to measure interstellar plasma,” said Shami Chatterjee, a research scientist at Cornell and co-author on the paper.
It is so cool to think that Voyager 1 has been traveling since 1977. And this idea, this notion, that we don’t know what that weird hum is? Well that is awfully cool, too.
Sadly it may be a mystery so many alive today won’t be alive when we find out more information..
There will be another NASA mission set for the 2030s. Maybe. http://interstellarprobe.jhuapl.edu/ Perhaps that mission can start to put the puzzle together..
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The long history
Back in 1977, this is how the UPI reported the launch of this historic mission:
The fact it is still rolling through the outer limits of our imagine is just amazing. Yes we had a helicopter on Mars this year. But this craft launched in the Carter administration is still alive and well, feeling its way through the darkness to locate the hum of new existence.
“It’s very faint and monotone, because it is in a narrow frequency bandwidth,” says Stella Koch Ocker, a doctoral student in astronomy at Cornell and lead author on the paper. “We’re detecting the faint, persistent hum of interstellar gas.”
Ocker adds that this means the interstellar gas might be more active than scientists previously thought, as the gentle plasma hum Voyager 1 hears is fairly consistant behind bigger signals.
“The interstellar medium is like a quiet or gentle rain,” says senior author James Cordes, professor of astronomy at Cornell. “In the case of a solar outburst, it’s like detecting a lightning burst in a thunderstorm and then it’s back to a gentle rain.”
