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The Discovery of a Second Interstellar Meteor

Meter-Size Interstellar Objects Are Much Tougher than Solar System Rocks!

Avi Loeb·September 23, 2022

In a new paper with student Amir Siraj, Avi Loeb says they have identified a second interstellar meteor, IM2, in the CNEOS fireball catalog of NASA.

NASA’s DART Spacecraft Is On Its Way Toward a Collision With an Asteroid Moon

Micah Hanks·September 8, 2022

This week's Intelligence Brief examines NASA's plans to smash its DART spacecraft into an asteroiod moonlet millions of miles away from Earth later this month.

The Enigmatic Cosmos: Universal Laws and Life on Other Worlds

Avi Loeb·August 16, 2022

Astronomer Avi Loeb looks at the nature of scientific knowledge, as he discusses dark matter, the universe, and life on other worlds.

Consciousness Mystery Could Be Solved By This Compelling New Physics Theory

Micah Hanks·August 12, 2022

A new physics theory proposes novel solutions to a longstanding mystery, which philosophers call the hard problem of consciousness.

Climate Change Concerns Prompt Executive Action From the White House

Micah Hanks·July 21, 2022

This week we turn our focus toward the Biden Administration's recent executive steps toward curbing the effects of climate change.

How to Manage Your Company’s Apple Devices

StackCommerce·June 26, 2022

Once your organization decides to introduce Apple in their environment, you will need a plan for how to oversee and manage these devices.

Scientists Want to Send A Message Across the Galaxy. Will ET Understand?

While some scientists worry about contacting ET, others doubt we’ll hear anything back (at least any time soon).

Simon Spichak·May 23, 2022

While some scientists worry about contacting ET, others doubt we’ll hear anything back (at least any time soon).

Scientists have found process of the brain recognizing music is older than expected.

What are the Evolutionary Origins of Recognizing Music?

Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·May 9, 2022

Researchers exploring the evolutionary origins of music have found that the process of the brain recognizing melodies is older than expected.

Group Preparing to Send Messages to TRAPPIST-1

Christopher Plain·April 21, 2022

A group known as Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) is preparing to send digital messages to the Trappist-1 exoplanet system.

An AI model developed by West Virginia University looks at demographic areas to determine areas in need of COVID-19 testing

Could A.I. Make COVID-19 Testing Easier?

Kenna Hughes-Castleberry·March 28, 2022

An AI model developed by West Virginia University looks at demographic areas to determine areas in need of COVID-19 testing.

Cislunar Patrol: Enhancing the U.S. Military’s Detection of Objects in Space

Micah Hanks·March 9, 2022

This week, we look at the Air Force Research Laboratory's plans for its new Cislunar Highway Patrol System.

Politics in Orbit: Russia and the Future of the International Space Station

Micah Hanks·March 2, 2022

Welcome to this week’s edition of The Intelligence Brief… with the battle ensuing on the ground in Ukraine, international...

NASA Just Revealed Who Will be Helping It Retrieve Samples from Mars

Micah Hanks·February 9, 2022

This week, NASA has made a big announcement about its future plans to retrieve samples from the surface of Mars.

Why is the Air Force AWOL on the UAP Issue?

Christopher Mellon·February 3, 2022

The U.S. Air Force and its component organizations have detected and tracked thousands of UAP from 2004 to 2021... but you wouldn't know that from their official statements on the subject.

The SETI Institute Looks Back on 2021, and Forward to the Future

Micah Hanks·December 22, 2021

As The Debrief looks back on its first year in business, one of the big areas we have covered involves the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, or SETI.

The Senate Just Passed a Defense Bill the DoD is Calling “Historic”

Micah Hanks·December 15, 2021

This week, as the Senate passes a defense bill that significantly increases the Pentagon's budget, we analyze some of its key provisions, and historic implications.

These 7 “Star Trek” Technologies May Soon Become Reality

Star Trek inspires us to look forward, so let's do just that.

Christopher Plain·August 24, 2021

7 "Star Trek" inventions that could quickly become reality, and will let humans one day boldly go where we've never gone before.

Our Cosmic Neighbors: Is There Alien Technology in Our Solar System?

Scientists Have Been Searching for Signs of Alien Technology in Our Solar System for A Decade

Christopher Plain·July 26, 2021

Scientists have been hunting for ET in our solar system for a decade, and new efforts may prove aliens are hanging out in our cosmic backyard.

South China Sea Tensions Rise as USAF Sending Two Dozen Stealth Fighters To The Area

The South China Sea is playing host to Operation Pacific Iron 2021, a training excerise designed to game out war with China

Candy Chan·July 26, 2021

The Air Force is sending more than two dozen F-22 stealth fighters to Guam, near the South China Sea, for Operation Pacific Iron 2021.

SETI and UAP: An Uneasy Alliance?

Micah Hanks·June 23, 2021

This week we look at SETI and UAP, and why some scientists think common ground exists between these very different areas of study.

This New ‘Metamaterial’ Lens Technology Will Change Aerospace

Harrison Kass·June 17, 2021

The first metamaterial lens has been created that uses electrical signals instead of mechanical parts to focus. Welcome to a new era.

Setting the Rules For Future Space Operations

Micah Hanks·May 12, 2021

This week, we look at how the Department of Defense hopes to set the tone for future rules for operation in space, which will be shared by nations around the globe.