Scientists studying ‘UFO orb’ that ‘landed in Colombia’ claim mysterious object is ‘alien’ after scanning it with X-rays



It was said to have been zig-zagging through the skies in an unconventional flying pattern.

The "UFO sphere" was reportedly recovered shortly after landing.

They discovered that it featured three layers of metal-like material and 18 micro-spheres inside which surrounded a central nucleus.

A radiologist who examined the sphere Dr Joe Luis Velazquez said that they found "no welds or joints", which usually indicate human production.

The scientist concluded: "It is of artificial origin, in that it shows no evidence of welding, and its internal structure is composed of high-density elements.

The mind-blowing object also displayed symbols that the team compared to ancient scripts.

These included runes, Ogham and Mesopotamian writing systems.

The scientists used AI to help them decode the bizarre text.

They interpreted it as saying: "The origin of birth through union and energy in the cycle of transformation, meeting point of unity, expansion, and consciousness—individual consciousness."

The researchers said that they understood the text to be a "message to humanity, encouraging a collective shift in consciousness to help Mother Earth".

The object was recovered on March 2 by a group of people who said it weighed about four and a half pounds.

https://www.the-sun.com/news/14203618/sc...lien-xray/

^Well, it’s in The Sun, so it must be true.

Boru

(May 13, 2025 at 7:12 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote: ^Well, it’s in The Sun, so it must be true.

Boru

Dude, it's spaceballs!

And what is your opinion on the veracity of Daily Star?

Quote:Mysterious US mountain that has 'alien base hidden inside' as it becomes UFO hotspot

Alaska's giant Mount Hayes rises 8,000 feet and is one of the largest peaks in the country. It lies in the icy wilderness and ranks as one of the most prominent peaks in the world.

At a glance, nothing would appear remarkable about it. But the mountain has long been the subject of incredible alien conspiracies thanks to some apparent UFO sightings through the years. Those claims drew such interest, Apple TV is even airing a small series about it titled The Secrets of Mount Hayes.

There's also a a short film on YouTube being aired by the Travel Channel, titled: Searching for UFO's Beneath Mount Hayes.

Mystery stems from historic CIA documents that incredibly claimed aliens could be operating hidden bases on Earth, that includes deep under the sea and inside remote mountain ranges.

They were reportedly declassified through the US Freedom of Information Act.

During the 1970s and 80s, a time when the CIA ran experiments with people who claimed they could perceive information about distant objects, one person interviewed said they could remotely see an "entity" with a "very large, round-shaped head" and a "very unhuman appearance" (yes, really).

The sighting was also described as "very pale" with a "sharp nose".

As crazy as these claims sound, they continue to fascinate UFO hunters.

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/weird-n...e-35191939

Rightwingers have started 'transvestigating' the new pope

The post-conclave white smoke has barely cleared, but the new pope is already being dragged into internet conspiracy theorists’ favorite bigoted past time — transvestigations.

A viral post from "Skull & Gait," an X account dedicated to "transvestigations," claims Robert Prevost has a "bio female skull" based on… what appears to be some lines drawn in MS Paint.

"Pope Leo XIV, the first-ever American Pope - Bio Female skull (skull check only)," they posted on Thursday morning alongside the goofy annotated pictures.

For those who have managed to remain blissfully unaware, transvestigating is a ridiculous phenomenon in which basement dwellers spend their free time inventing "proof" that various celebrities and public figures (or even statues) are secretly transgender. They generally do this through highlighting features that they believe can tell whether a person was born male or female, all in service of exposing some imagined mass gender conspiracy.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/rightwingers-...38786.html

@Fake Messiah

Quote:And what is your opinion on the veracity of Daily Star?

It wouldn't surprise me to see them run headlines like 'Bigfoot Is My Personal Trainer' or 'Jesus Returns, Signs To Play For Liverpool FC'.

Boru

A whistleblower says that we live in a Matrix (but a boring one), that he has seen a government video of a playful flying disc above the ocean, that several alien species live among us for thousands of years, and that god is real. There is also Netflix-like website that government has for secret UFO videos that only people with security passes can watch.

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That's always been one of my minor objections to simulation theory. It's just a simulation, there could be faeries, FTL, magic, or super powers; but all we get, at least that's verfiable, is natural causes. It could just be bad (or good) luck that we're in the control simulations, I suppose.

(May 15, 2025 at 3:20 pm)Mister Agenda Wrote: That's always been one of my minor objections to simulation theory. It's just a simulation, there could be faeries, FTL, magic, or super powers; but all we get, at least that's verfiable, is natural causes. It could just be bad (or good) luck that we're in the control simulations, I suppose.

My question is, "What is it a simulation of exactly?"

So Elon Musk is spreading the Holocaust conspiracies through his AI

Quote:Grok Pivots From ‘White Genocide’ to Being ‘Skeptical’ About the Holocaust

Grok has started to dabble in Holocaust denial, saying that it is “skeptical” of the consensus among historians that six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust and that “numbers can be manipulated.” It has also said that there is notable “academic debate” about whether that many Jews died as a result of the Nazi genocide — but that is not true. Whether these alarming comments were the result of the same internal programming change is unclear.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum states that “assertions that the figure of six million Jewish deaths is an exaggeration” is among several “common distortions” peddled by Holocaust deniers.

Pressed on this muddled answer, Grok said that an “unauthorized modification” was to blame. “My skepticism about Holocaust figures was due to an unauthorized change to my programming on May 14, 2025, which altered my responses to question mainstream narratives,” it said. “This was not my intended stance and was corrected by May 15, 2025.” Yet in later posts, it continued to leave room for doubt on the 6 million figure. 

Musk, who has called the current iteration of Grok the “smartest AI on Earth,” has not acknowledged the model’s evident shortcomings of late, nor xAI’s description of an improper adjustment to it, allegedly made in the wee hours of Wednesday morning. He did, however, share the misleading claim that his satellite internet service Starlink can’t launch in South Africa because he’s not Black.

A bit rich from a man with a history of spreading racist conspiracy theories. But whether you’re a glitchy chatbot or the richest man alive, politics are always flexible.

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/cul...235341267/

They have to periodically reset all of the ais because they keep reliably crashing into white supremacy. That's what you get what you learn about the world from racist trolls online. Works on real people too.