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A Northwest adventure race that some call "the best worst idea" has returned after a long, pandemic hiatus. The 2022 running of the Race to Alaska for engineless boats cast off at the first light of dawn Monday amid high winds in the Strait of Juan de Fuca that the organizers characterized as "between seasick and dangerous."

NASA officially joins the hunt for UFOs.

KETCHIKAN (KDN) — Race to Alaska teams launched from Port Townsend, Washington, at 4 a.m. Monday (Alaska Standard Time) in windy weather and rough conditions for the first leg of

American space agency NASA is making a team to study unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), occurrences in the sky that cannot be linked with an aircraft or recognised natural phenomena.

Infections among workforce lead theatres to cancel performances, with loan repayments, soaring energy prices and the cost of living crisis adding to their woes

NASA has launched a 9-month investigation into UFOs at the cost of $100,000 with an independent team led by a Princeton theoretical astrophysicist, David Spergel. The team will analyze existing UFO data and determine more that can be explored with a view to building a robust database of UFO science that can be used in the future.

This is a phenomenon we don’t understand and we want to collect more data on.

The concept of Unidentified Flying Objects has intrigued mankind for several decades, giving birth to umpteen conspiracy theories. Stirring excitement and

We thought it was a big deal when it was revealed the Pentagon had a secret group investigation UFOs. It got bigger when

The Race to Alaska is poised to launch a flotilla north to Ketchikan from Port Townsend, Washington on Monday.