NPR ran an interview this week with Adam Frank, an astrophysicist at the University of Rochester who is actually involved in the search for intelligent life — so not someone predisposed to dismiss UAP out of hand. His take on the PURSUE files was pretty blunt. He said as he was going through the documents he found a report about launch failures on reentry vehicles that had nothing to do with UFOs or UAPs at all. His read was that someone just typed "space" into a government database and grabb...

Physicist Adam Frank says this week's UFO files release contains “more of the same” images and testimony, and explains that we have no physical evidence or scientific data in the documents to support allegations of recovered non-human technology. https://t.co/nR9hzEE2XK [Quoted] The Pentagon releases the first batch of UFO files, after directed by the president. More than 160 files are now online with some dating back to the 1940s. University of Rochester Astrophysics Professor Adam Frank wei...

Could information be the deepest layer of reality? In 2020, researchers at the University of Rochester and Purdue showed that instead of moving a particle itself, you can use entanglement to send the information about how it behaves to another particle somewhere else, effectively recreating its state without moving any physical matter.