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I know it has been a helluva week....but since I am one of the few bloggers with an eye on space I need to report the stuff happening. Was that a message? On December 18, 2020, Ian Sample of the Guardian published a report about a tantalizing radio signal at 982.002MHz that was detected within…
Nolan Out Loud: Rep. Cortez needs civics lesson New York Democratic Rep. Alexandria Oacsio Cortez likely would get an F. The young firebrand is suggesting Congress should form a commission to study how to “reign in” the media. She’s upset that some conservative outlets reported and supported President Donald Trump’s challenge of the election results. Before she goes too far down that road, she should read the Constitution. The first words of the First Amendment are “Congress shall make no law …” abridging the freedom of the press. It’s written that way to enable the media to ...
UFOS! THere has much speculation on what the US government knows about so-called UFOs. Is there a cover-up? The CIA has finally released some documents to the public. Want to know the Central Intelligence Agency's lowdown on UFOs? If you've got the time and the curiosity, download every single file that's in the public domain,…
Copy to Clipboard A model depicting the crashed object is displayed near the Kecksburg fire station (Wikimedia Commons) The Kecksburg UFO incident is one of those mysteries that has gained immense notoriety in popular culture. So much so that it served as plot points and inspirations for movies. Now, the incident, also known as Pennsylvania's Roswell will be one of the topics discussed in 'UFO Witness' premiering on Discovery+ with Never-Before-Released Project Blue Book Files. The 14-episode docuseries will explore the Kecksburg events, which occurred in 1965. What was the Kecksburg incident...
Beyer's Byways: Christmas Tree Pass and unexpected gifts By John R. Beyer For the Victorville Daily Press The Christmas season is upon us. Time to get out and shop. Or — more likely — sit on the sofa and order online. It is 2020 after all. And remember, no more than zero guests are allowed for any planned holiday festivities. In fact, rumor has it that new guidance may be out soon which will outlaw eating alone so you don’t spread COVID-19 to yourself. Which brings me to a point. One of the most thoughtful and handsome characters is that yuletide favorite, the Grinch. He who cares so mu...