[Retweeted] "In what may be a significant departure from previous targeting, I have documented a cluster of cases, several in 2021, involving U.S. government personnel investigating directed-energy weapon technology, as well as efforts to reverse-engineer a directed-energy device." These incidents all happened on US soil.

A new study proposes searching the Moon for microscopic technosignatures—tiny engineered particles that may have traveled through interstellar space and become preserved within lunar soil over billions of years. The research introduces the first quantitative framework for testing this idea, combining astrophysical models of interstellar dust transport, lunar geology and impact science, with modern laboratory and AI-assisted analytical techniques. The study reports no evidence of extraterrestr...

On July 31, 1965, dozens of residents of Pelluco, Chile, claimed to have witnessed the landing of a large object in a wooded area of the town. The alleged landing site showed signs of missing soil, circular in shape and one meter deep. The case description mentions the arrival, several days after the event, of a U.S. scientific commission, which “preliminarily concluded that the surface exhibited characteristics consistent with a uplift produced by an intense energy field.” https://www.lavozd...

It’s not what she saw. It’s the evidence that was left behind. Burned circle. Baked soil. Eyes swollen shut the next morning. Indianapolis. 1983. https://t.co/lZjhlJhRsO

RT @KatiePavlichNN: NEW: @C__Herridge shares exclusive details from her investigation of suspected directed energy attacks on U.S. soil, in…

In 1975, UFO investigator Ted Phillips published Physical Traces Associated with UFO Sightings, a catalog of landing cases in which alleged UFO encounters were followed by measurable changes to the ground, vegetation, soil, or surrounding environment. Phillips organized the cases by trace type — including circular sites, rings, “nests,” imprints, vegetation damage, residues, craters, removed soil, and footprints — and illustrated many with photographs, sketches, site diagrams, and laboratory...

"Bones are pulverized and added to the soil and then some or all of it is given back to the family or placed in land conservation projects to help plants grow. "Inside, there are 126 slowly rotating vessels that kind of look like submarine missile tubes. They hold human remains as they decompose into soil. "Adrian Mathura toured the facility during an open house and says he wants to be composted when he dies. “'It's like my final gift to the earth when I die,' Mathura said. 'I have a home in...

I wanna do this. "Americans are rethinking how they want to dispose of their bodies when they die. "Human composting is a roughly month-long process that turns humans into nutrient rich dirt using bacteria, fungi & mulch. "In the end, about 300 hundred pounds of soil is leftover."