The WSJ set of UFO articles, "was well reported." ~Drake ✖️➗ The New Drake Equation ➕➖ = 👽 ⍰ "I think this idea that the government is hiding evidence of aliens is sticky and compelling. I'm not convinced." ~Drake (Science journalist, @nadiamdrake, references the WSJ article about UFOs, Yankee Blue and hazing.) Drake: "I don't know why that story didn't get more play, though, because it was well reported." (No, it wasn't. It was poor journalism. I posted about it but @MvonRen did the best wo...

In 1977 a team of six people had one summer to decide what all of humanity would say to aliens. Science journalist Nadia Drake's (@nadiamdrake) parents were on that team. She explains what they put on the Voyager Golden Records: https://t.co/SJssuHXWqt

"Why did they kill the child?" "Because he was there." Science journalist Nadia Drake (@nadiamdrake) reported on the ground in Peru after an isolated tribe killed a teenager in a neighboring community: https://t.co/BRVU3j300Q

Episode #423 w/ Nadia Drake (@nadiamdrake) is available now. Nadia Drake is an award-winning science journalist who specializes in space exploration, astrophysics, the search for alien life, along with jungle and wildlife reporting for National Geographic. She is the daughter of astronomer Frank Drake who founded SETI and is best known for the Drake Equation.