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Finding a Needle in the Ocean - Vimarsana News

Finding a Needle in the Ocean

Following our daily team meeting today on the upper floor of Silver Star, we established a procedure for processing the material retrieved from our sleds. The latest retrievals include Run 11 with…

Source: medium.com
An Anomalous Wire Made of Manganese and Platinum in the Pacific Ocean Site of the First Interstellar Meteor | by Avi Loeb | Jun, 2023 - Vimarsana News

An Anomalous Wire Made of Manganese and Platinum in the Pacific Ocean Site of the First Interstellar Meteor | by Avi Loeb | Jun, 2023

After our first run through the site of the first recognized interstellar meteor, IM1, we found plenty of volcanic dust on our magnetic sled, containing tiny particles less than a tenth of a…

Source: medium.com
Finding a Needle in the Ocean - Vimarsana News

Finding a Needle in the Ocean

Following our daily team meeting today on the upper floor of Silver Star, we established a procedure for processing the material retrieved from our sleds. The latest retrievals include Run 11 with…

Source: medium.com
Finding a Needle in the Ocean - Vimarsana News

Finding a Needle in the Ocean

Following our daily team meeting today on the upper floor of Silver Star, we established a procedure for processing the material retrieved from our sleds. The latest retrievals include Run 11 with…

Source: medium.com
Galileo Project Recovers Spherules from Interstellar Meteor - Possibile Evidence of Technological Aliens - Vimarsana News

Galileo Project Recovers Spherules from Interstellar Meteor - Possibile Evidence of Technological Aliens

Physicist Avi Loeb and his team have used NASA data of meteor impacts to identify interstellar meteors. The NASA data was so good they were able to pinpoint a