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“DearMoon” To Give 8 Random People a Free Ride To The Moon

Japanese billionaire plans to send 8 members of the public "further than any human has ever gone from planet earth."

Tim McMillan·March 3, 2021

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa has invited the public to join him on a six-day trip to the moon...

Space Hurricanes Confirmed by Scientists Studying Mysterious Plasma Phenomena

Micah Hanks·March 3, 2021

Scientists have confirmed the existence of "space hurricanes" that produce showers of electrons instead of water and wind.

Mysterious New Warp Drive Patent Surfaces Online

Christopher Plain·March 2, 2021

After appearing for decades in science fiction, then moving into an actual theory, a new patent for an updated warp drive...

Is Apple Really Building A Car?

Ryan Sprague·March 2, 2021

Is there really an Apple car? There is a lot of smoke but no fire. What do we know, and what is still a mystery?

New Study Says Atlantic Ocean Circulation is Weakest in 1600 Years

Micah Hanks·March 2, 2021

A recent study suggests that the Atlantic Ocean circulation that affects climate conditions is moving more slowly than it has since 400 AD.

Fighter Pilots Rely on Technology That Will One Day Steal Their Jobs

Jazz Shaw·March 1, 2021

Technology that helps save the lives of fighter pilots may one day eliminate the need for the pilots it was designed to protect.

Bill Allowing Big Tech To Form “Techno-Governments” To Be Announced Today

Tim McMillan·February 26, 2021

Nevada is proposing legislation that would allow major technology companies to effectively form independent techno-governments.

These Anti-Solar Panels Don’t Need Daylight To Generate Power

Christopher Plain·February 26, 2021

A team of UC Davis researchers are hoping to develop a variety of improved solar panels that can still generate heat even in the absence of sunlight.

New Cancer Treatment Uses A Mini CERN Particle Accelerator To Blast Tumors With Ion Beams

MJ Banias·February 26, 2021

The Next Ion Medical Machine Study uses CERN particle accelerator technology to build next gen ion accelerators to treat cancerous tumors.

Magnetic Pole Reversal 42,000 Years Ago Led to Environmental Crisis

Scientists warn that similar problems, and even extinction events, could happen again.

Ryan Sprague·February 25, 2021

A new study looks at ancient tree ring data for answers about the mystery of magnetic pole reversal, and how it affects the environment.

The Pros and Cons of Animal Cloning

Tim McMillan·February 25, 2021

The Debrief takes a deep dive and looks at the varying pros and cons of animal cloning and genome editing of species.

Space Planes and Mystery Missiles

Micah Hanks·February 24, 2021

The Pentagon's latest solar experiments aboard the X-37B, as well as a mysterious object observed by pilots recently over New Mexico, are covered in this week's Intelligence Brief.

New Stonehenge Study Reveals Previously Undiscovered Acoustic Properties

Acoustic archaeologists think some ancient monuments were designed with sound in mind.

Christopher Plain·February 24, 2021

A recent study at Stonehenge is helping us understand why acoustic archaeologists think that some ancient monuments were designed with sound in mind.

Rabies Could Mutate into “Zombie Virus” Says New Study

MJ Banias·February 23, 2021

A new study says that rabies virus could mutate into an "apocalyptic" disease that turns humans into hyper-aggressive "zombies."

Mysterious Malware ‘Silver Sparrow’ Infects Tens-of-Thousands of Macs

Tim McMillan·February 22, 2021

The cybersecurity firm Red Canary reports finding a mysterious and previously undetected macOS malware, dubbed "Silver Sparrow," lurking on nearly 30,000 Macs worldwide.

Mind-Bending Study Shifts Our Understanding of Dreams

Mike Damante·February 22, 2021

An international study of 36 participants from four different countries (United States, Germany, France, and the Netherlands) discovered a...

A Ton of the New Defense Technologies Being Unveiled at IDEX-2021

Tim McMillan·February 22, 2021

A host of brand new defense technologies will be on display at this years International Defense Conference and Expo in Abu Dhabi.

Quantum Spacetime Measured in a Major Step to Understanding the Fabric of Reality

Physicists at Fermilab Measured Spacetime on the Planck Scale

Tim McMillan·February 19, 2021

Scientists with Fermilab recently announced the successful measurement of quantum spacetime at the smallest imaginable scale in known physics.

UK Launching “high risk” Scientific Agency ARIA to take “great leaps into the unknown”

ARIA To Rival US Based DARPA In Developing Cutting-Edge and Novel Technology.

MJ Banias·February 19, 2021

The UK has just announced the spending of £800 million over five years on ARIA, a "high risk" science agency designed to take "great leaps into the unknown."

Is Terraforming Mars Ethical?

Jazz Shaw·February 19, 2021

Terraforming Mars would create an atmosphere, water, and sustainable sources of food. But if life does exist on Mars, terraforming would destroy it.

Perseverance Makes Historic Touchdown on Mars

Micah Hanks·February 18, 2021

Perseverance has successfully landed on Mars, and begins its mission to help scientists learn more than ever before about our rocky red neighbor.

Touchdown: Perseverance Lands on Mars

Micah Hanks·February 18, 2021

This week's Intelligence Brief covers NASA's ambitious plans to land the Perseverance rover on Mars, its most dangerous landing mission yet.

Orson Welles’ “War of the Worlds” Frightened America and ‘Mars Mania’ Was Born

Mike Damante·February 18, 2021

Nothing burned "Mars mania" into our pop culture like Orson Welles and his live radio broadcast of H.G. Wells' "The War of the Worlds."

Finding Alien Fossils Is NASA’s Goal on Mars, says Astrobiologist

NASA Astrobiologist Dr. Svetlana Shkolyar Hopes The Mars Perseverance Rover Captures Evidence of "Dead Stuff in Rocks."

Christopher Plain·February 18, 2021

NASA's Perseverance rover will collect and store soil samples that could contain fossils and evidence of alien life, and NASA is ready.

Humanity’s Enduring Fascination With Mars

Micah Hanks·February 17, 2021

Our fascination with Mars has endured for centuries, and recent days have shown that we are closer than ever to unlocking the many mysteries of the Red Planet.

Roboticist Behind Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Says First Flight Is “A Wright Brothers Moment”

Christopher Plain·February 17, 2021

The Debrief was given the chance to sit down with NASA’s Jaakko Karras, the roboticist who built the Mars Helicopter Ingenuity.

Did We Find Life on Mars in 1976?

NASA Wasn't Convinced Back Then, But All Subsequent Missions Prove Mars Was Habitable Once

Christopher Plain·February 16, 2021

Since 1976, scientists have continuously found hints that Mars is habitable and even harboring forms of life deep under the planet's surface.

Rare Mineral Commonly Found On Mars Turns Up in Antarctic Ice

Ryan Sprague·February 16, 2021

After boring more than a mile into Antarctic ice, scientists have discovered a mineral rare on Earth that is commonly found on Mars.

Scientists Find Strange Creatures Deep Under the Antarctic Ice

Tim McMillan·February 15, 2021

Researchers with the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) made an unexpected and shocking discovery, finding several strange and potentially unknown marine life species living deep beneath the Antarctic ice.

No, China Did Not Build A Time Machine

Jazz Shaw·February 15, 2021

Recently, a document surfaced stating that the Chinese were building a time machine. Alas, it was a hoax, but time travel happens all the time.

Major Breakthrough in Quantum Electronic Warfare Achieved by Army Research

Tim McMillan·February 12, 2021

U.S. Army Research Labs say they are on their way to developing quantum electronic warfare, rendering adversaries EW systems obsolete.

Aliens May Pollute and That Will Help Us Find Them

MJ Banias·February 12, 2021

A new study hypothesizes that one of the best ways to find evidence of possible alien technology on exoplanets is to look for their pollution.

The Great Mars Invasion of 2021

Micah Hanks·February 11, 2021

An "invasion" of Mars is currently underway... we look at this, the difficulty many past nations have had getting to Mars, and the latest US Navy activities which have led to UFO sightings.

Meet the Apache V6- The Army’s Newest Version of the Iconic AH-64 Gunship

Tim McMillan·February 11, 2021

The U.S. Army recently announced the latest version of their iconic helicopter gunship, the AH-64E Apache V6, has...

DARPA’s ‘Manta Ray’ Underwater Drone Could Be a Game Changer

Tim McMillan·February 10, 2021

DARPA's new UUV, Manta Ray, could end up having an immense impact on all sectors of the naval and maritime industry.

William Shatner Says We’ll Find Life on Mars and That We Are Not Alone

The Debrief sat down with the actor to talk about his TV show, extraterrestrials, and the mysteries he finds compelling.

MJ Banias·February 10, 2021

The Debrief interviewed the most famous science fiction icons, William Shatner, and his belief that there is life on Mars and that we are not alone.

UAE’s Hope Probe Successfully Enters Mars Orbit Making History in the Process

Christopher Plain·February 9, 2021

Everything went right on Tuesday, February 9th, as the UAE joined a small list of nations with its Hope Probe by entering Mars' orbit.

Tom Hanks’ COVID-19 Diagnosis Likely Shaped Public Attitude Toward Virus, says Research

Tim McMillan·February 9, 2021

Recently published research suggests Tom Hanks announcing his COVID 19 diagnosis last spring likely had a major influence on the public.

Vertical Farming Is The Future of Food Production

Vertical Farming is more efficient but will it replace traditional farming?

Christopher Plain·February 9, 2021

Vertical farming is a novel agricultural technique that may soon have farmers rethink and reshape how they grow food.

The Wow! Signal: Did We Receive an Alien Message in 1977?

Ryan Sprague·February 8, 2021

In 1977, a radio astronomer in Ohio detected a signal so strange that he couldn't help but scribble one word next to the data; "Wow!"

Syn-SCOBY is a new living material developed by Army Research backing.

Army Research Develops ‘Living Material’ that Interacts with its Environment

Inspired by the trendy Kombucha tea, "Syn-SCOBY" is a living material capable of detecting and defending itself from threats in its environment.

Tim McMillan·February 5, 2021

Inspired by Kombucha tea, "Syn-SCOBY" is a living material capable of detecting and defending itself from treats in its environment.

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Japanese billionaire plans to send 8 members of the public "further than any human has ever gone from planet earth."

Scientists warn that similar problems, and even extinction events, could happen again.

Acoustic archaeologists think some ancient monuments were designed with sound in mind.

Physicists at Fermilab Measured Spacetime on the Planck Scale

ARIA To Rival US Based DARPA In Developing Cutting-Edge and Novel Technology.

NASA Astrobiologist Dr. Svetlana Shkolyar Hopes The Mars Perseverance Rover Captures Evidence of "Dead Stuff in Rocks."

NASA Wasn't Convinced Back Then, But All Subsequent Missions Prove Mars Was Habitable Once

The Debrief sat down with the actor to talk about his TV show, extraterrestrials, and the mysteries he finds compelling.

Vertical Farming is more efficient but will it replace traditional farming?

Inspired by the trendy Kombucha tea, "Syn-SCOBY" is a living material capable of detecting and defending itself from threats in its environment.

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