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This video appeared online a few days ago but was filmed back in August 2020. 52-year-old military contractor Andy Segobia was driving to work at El Mirage Airfield‚ California‚ when he suddenly saw a dark ball floating in the sky‚ reports dailymail.co.uk. El Mirage airfield is used by the military company General Atomics Aeronautical Systems – manufacturers of the MQ-9 Reaper reconnaissance and strike drones. The size of the UFO was about 1.5-2 meters in diameter and it hovered quite low above the ground‚ approximately at an altitude of 20 meters. Andy quickly took out his smartphone and began filming the UFO. The video turned out surprisingly clear for a typical UFO video. “I thought it was a balloon at first. As I got closer‚ I could see it wasn’t tethered to anything. There was no sign of propulsion‚ there was no noise‚ it was just sitting there‚” he said. After Andy captured the object on video‚ he drove to the building he needed to take measurements there. This building was located very close to the place where the UFO ball hovered‚ and Andy was inside for less than a minute. But when he went outside‚ the UFO had already disappeared. “We (Andy and his foreman) went into this building‚ which was only 15 feet away‚ and took one measurement‚ walked back out the door‚ and the UFO disappeared. Maybe only 30 seconds passed. I looked everywhere‚ it was a clear day. “I would have seen him floating away somewhere. He either dissolved or just suddenly “shot out” from there. I was upset that I didn’t record this moment.” Andy says he regularly sees airplane-shaped drones take off and land at the El Mirage runway‚ and that General Atomics is working there to build and repair drones. But he said the sphere was unlike anything he had ever seen there. “It came out silver when I shot the video. But it was a black tinted ball. It was giving off some kind of heat or something‚ some kind of wave where I couldn’t see inside the ball. “When you’re driving to Vegas and it looks like there’s water in the street‚ it was kind of like that. It was giving off some kind of wave‚ I’m assuming it was a heat of some type.” The object photographed by Andy Segobia is very similar to the ball that was filmed in Iraq several years ago. And‚ by the way‚ it was filmed by the same MQ-9 Reaper drone. The US Pentagon has released video of an orb-shaped UFO flying over Iraq. The post Black UFO ball was filmed near a military airfield in California appeared first on Anomalien.com.

Scientists have long wondered about the presence and absence of water on Mars. Recent studies suggest that water on the red planet has not been constant‚ but rather has fluctuated over hundreds of millions of years. Using impact craters‚ a planetary scientist from the United States learned how long ago networks of valleys formed by water formed on Mars‚ and also found out that rivers flowed regularly on the Martian surface‚ and not just in the earliest era. The scientist’s discovery will not only change the established understanding of the Martian landscape‚ but will also reveal some secrets of the climatic history of the Red Planet. Today‚ Mars is a desert world‚ virtually defenseless against cosmic rays. The atmosphere there‚ although it consists of 95 percent carbon dioxide‚ is very rarefied‚ so it is not able to retain heat for a long time even with this greenhouse gas content. Because of this‚ it is cold on the Red Planet: the average temperature is minus 63 degrees Celsius (minimums are up to minus 125)‚ however‚ in the summer during the daytime it can rise to plus 25 or even plus 30 near the equator. Mars hasn’t always been an “unfriendly” place. The planet had a dense atmosphere‚ and the climate there was humid and warm‚ it rained‚ and rivers flowed across the surface. Researchers believe that the Red Planet lost its “heavenly beauty” about three billion years ago. Then some event occurred there‚ due to which the magnetic field disappeared‚ the main part of the atmosphere disappeared somewhere: it was either carried away by the solar wind‚ or bound by soil‚ and the water turned into subsurface ice. This is how Earth’s neighbor became the cold and dry world that scientists observe today. How do we know that rivers flowed on Mars? Following the traces of water found by rovers and orbital stations. One piece of evidence is the network of valleys. Valleys of Nergal‚ photographed by Mariner 9 / © NASA They are branched systems of canals ranging from hundreds of meters to 20 kilometers wide and up to hundreds of meters deep. Researchers believe that these networks appeared due to surface runoff‚ as a result of large lake spills‚ and river activity. According to a number of experts‚ such canal systems were formed more than three billion years ago‚ at the end of the Noachian – beginning of the Hesperia era. However‚ the total period of time it took for these objects to form is not precisely known. Most attempts to determine this time have relied on the intermittency coefficient‚ which can be used to study “living” Earth rivers‚ but not for “dead” Martian ones. In previous work‚ experts have suggested that erosion processes caused by surface water flows occurred in the areas where the canals are now located over several tens of thousands of years. American planetary scientist Alexander Morgan from the Planetary Science Institute (USA) tried to find out exactly how long it took for the Martian valley networks to form. In his study‚ published in the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters‚ the scientist said that these valleys probably did not form quickly‚ not over tens of thousands of years‚ but very slowly‚ over hundreds of millions. Moreover‚ their formation was accompanied by long dry periods. That is‚ the rivers flowed‚ then at some point their beds dried up‚ and then filled up again. How many such “cycles” there were is still a mystery. As a dating tool‚ Morgan used impact craters located on eight sites on Mars with a total area of ​​10 thousand square kilometers. The scientist identified and determined the age of populations of impact craters that appeared before and after the formation of the valley network. This allowed the planetary scientist to obtain the maximum time frame for the formation of river channels. In the work‚ the American scientist noted that the “lifespan” of Martian rivers may have been relatively short: they flowed for only 0.001 percent of the lifetime of the valley network. This means that‚ in general‚ the rivers on Mars constantly dried up‚ but they could “wax up” again due to volcanic activity‚ snow melting‚ or changes in the inclination of the rotation axis and orbit of the Red Planet. Such climatic fluctuations also occur on Earth – they are called Milankovitch cycles. They explain the natural climate changes occurring on our planet and cause periodic glaciations. As for the slow rate of valley formation‚ the scientist believes that the reason for this is the accumulation of large boulders in river beds‚ which slowed down erosion. Morgan concluded: “If the Martian river valleys really formed over hundreds of millions of years‚ it means that favorable conditions for the emergence of life existed there longer. That is‚ longer than previously thought. “The likelihood of life appearing and developing is higher in an environment where liquid water exists for a long time.” The study was published in the Earth and Planetary Science Letters journal. The post Mars: Cyclical Water Presence Over Hundreds of Millions of Years appeared first on Anomalien.com.

Finally‚ after a long break‚ it's time to discuss the spoilers for Jujutsu Kaisen Chapter 248‚ the day we all waited for desperately. The previous JJK chapter varied from the intense battle between Sukuna‚ Higuruma‚ and Yuji to the heart-wrenching moment of Higuruma's demise‚ taking down another of our beloved characters and making us wonder how many others will fall in this ongoing battle. However‚ the chapter puts a major focus on Yuji‚ and his growth and determination add a powerful touch to the story.

We saw an amazing chapter of My Hero Academia last week. The pages practically crackled with tension as Deku squared off against Tomura's never-ending pursuit. It was like a showdown of epic proportions‚ with Deku revealing a determination that could move mountains. Amidst the power twists and the looming threat at Mt. Fuji‚ the emotions hit a crescendo‚ really pulling us into the thick of the action. Well‚ it looks like the much-awaited Chapter 412 won't be any different.

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“[T]here seems to have been an actual decline in rational thinking. The United States had become a place where entertainers and professional athletes were mistaken for people of importance. They were idolized and treated as leaders; their opinions were sought on everything and they took themselves just as seriously-after all‚ if an athlete is paid a million or more a year‚ he knows he is important … so his opinions of foreign affairs and domestic policies must be important‚ too‚ even though he proves himself to be ignorant and subliterate every time he opens his mouth.” – Robert A. Heinlein The post The Editors’ Quote of the Day: appeared first on SurvivalBlog.com.