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7/4/19
The debate about 'Oumuamua's nature and origin continues.
Read more from Space.com7/4/19
The dilemma for a young scientist is that "science" is confined to a small box of knowledge, all categorized, and accepted by mainstream academia as the truth, and nothing but this truth is applicable to any investigation (which then becomes another assumption).
Were we to begin questioning recent "whistle blowers" concerning information now being held confidential by reasons of National Security, we may discover crafts in space can be composed specifically for one individual entity from their own DNA. Hence, a being evolved from what general science calls the mineral kingdom will seem "rock-like" in its outward appearance in the eyes of an Earthling (homo-sapien). The craft is merely the outer shell comprised from same such DNA.
The craft is then capable of immediate intellectual response (commands) by the "pilot".
4/14/20
Since its discovery in 2017, an air of mystery has surrounded the first known interstellar object to visit our solar system, an elongated, cigar-shaped body named 'Oumuamua. How was it formed, and where did it come from? A new study offers a first comprehensive answer to these questions.
Read more from ScienceDaily8/24/20
The debate over the origins and molecular structure of 'Oumuamua continued today with an announcement in The Astrophysical Journal Letters that despite earlier promising claims, the interstellar object is not made of molecular hydrogen ice after all. The earlier study, published by Seligman & Laughlin in 2020--after observations by the...
Read more from spaceref.comJan-5
Bah Humbug !
An extraterrestrial object passed close to Earth in 2017, wrote Harvard University astronomer Avi Loeb in a book to be published this month.
Read more from Business InsiderMar-23
A piece of an extrasolar Pluto may have passed through our cosmic neighborhood, a new study suggests.
Read more from www.nytimes.com