Encounters with UFOs; Search for ancient life on Mars; James Webb Space Telescope | Full Episodes
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The U.S government has acknowledged unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), commonly known as UFOs, after years of denial. The Pentagon and U.S Senate are investigating mysterious sightings and have ordered a report on UAPs.
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- The U.S government, including the Pentagon and U.S Senate, has shifted its stance on UFOs, acknowledging and actively investigating unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) with advanced capabilities that defy known technology.
- NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, named after a former NASA head, represents a significant investment in astrophysics, promising groundbreaking discoveries by exploring planets beyond our solar system and potentially revolutionizing our understanding of space, time, and the origins of life through captivating images of galaxies and stars.
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Summary
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US Government Acknowledges UFOs, Orders Investigation
- The U.S government has acknowledged unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), commonly known as UFOs, after years of denial.
- The Pentagon and U.S Senate are investigating mysterious sightings and have ordered a report on UAPs.
- Luis Elizondo, a former Military Intelligence official, led the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (ATIP) to analyze UFO sightings.
- ATIP focused on anomalous aerial vehicles, known as UAPs, with advanced capabilities like high speeds and evading radar.
- ATIP, a $22 million program, involved scientists, engineers, and intelligence experts analyzing videos of UAP sightings.
- Navy air crews documented fast-moving objects off the U.S Atlantic Coast, leading to Pentagon's admission of unknown objects.
- Pilots reported seeing UAPs daily, with images and videos showing unidentified objects defying known technology.
- A 2004 incident off Southern California involving Naval aviators and radar documented a close encounter with a UAP.
- Former Pentagon officials, like Lou Elizondo and Christopher Mellon, leaked declassified videos to raise awareness about UAPs.
- The U.S government has resurrected the UAP Task Force to investigate and report on UAP sightings, with Senator Marco Rubio calling for detailed analysis.
16:42
"Helicopter Terry Explores Mars with Perseverance"
- Helicopter blades made of lightweight material coated with carbon fiber
- Helicopter named Terry, designed for Education and Research
- Terry's blades spin at 400 revolutions per minute on Earth, six times faster needed on Mars
- Ingenuity costs $85 million, equipped with a computerized system for self-navigation
- Ingenuity had to weigh under four pounds and fit in Perseverance
- Perseverance and Ingenuity launched from Cape Canaveral, successful landing on Mars
- Perseverance's computerized Landing system found a suitable landing spot
- Perseverance team works on Mars time, analyzing data and planning activities
- Perseverance explores Jezreel crater for signs of ancient life
- Perseverance to collect core samples for future retrieval to Earth for analysis
33:18
James Webb Space Telescope: A Revolutionary Launch
- James Webb Space Telescope launched seven years after initial delays due to cost overruns, saved by the Senate in 2011.
- Named after James Webb, NASA head in the 1960s, emphasizing NASA's reputation and the stakes involved.
- Bill Oaks and Greg Robinson lead the program, highlighting the need for bold investment for astrophysics' big questions.
- High confidence in Webb's success due to rigorous testing and engineering.
- Concerns lie in unfolding the telescope perfectly, with no room for error in the 107 pins holding the sunshield layers.
- Emergency plans include shaking and twirling the telescope if needed.
- Canada contributed the aiming system for Webb, with fuel limitations for its pivoting and pointing capabilities.
- Over a thousand astronomers worldwide compete for telescope time, focusing on various research areas.
- Webb aims to explore planets beyond our solar system, potentially finding habitable environments.
- Webb's launch in 2021 marks a revolutionary step in space exploration, revealing captivating images of galaxies and stars, including the most distant galaxy discovered.
51:50
"James Webb Telescope Revolutionizes Astronomy History"
- Brandt Robertson discovered the earliest Galaxy using the James Webb Telescope, hinting that this record will soon be surpassed due to the telescope's capability to potentially find any Galaxy ever formed in the universe. Matt Mountain, overseeing web operations, predicts that the James Webb Telescope may revolutionize the history of astronomy, potentially lasting up to 25 years and aiding in understanding space, time, and the origins of life, unveiling a universe never before witnessed.
