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Support WTUFO: https://www.patreon.com/WTUFO Jonathan Miller works in frontier tech, research and development. He vounteers for Americans for Safe Aerospace, and ran a course at MIT called Confronting Unknowns. We discuss the challenge of considering UAP and means and methods for getting better information about this tricky subject. Jonathan's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tough-tech-today-with-meyen-and-miller/id1527322834 Music by John Hubbell: https://mathoftrees.bandcamp.com/album/math-of-trees Spacefare Shop: https://spacefare.etsy.com/ Support WTUFO: https://...

How do scientists actually search for extraterrestrial intelligence? Astronomer, professor, and Drake Award winner Jason Wright joins host Beth Johnson on SETI Live to discuss his new textbook, The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Theory and Practice. The book brings together the science, methods, and history of SETI into a single framework for students and researchers. SETI has evolved dramatically in the past few decades—from early radio searches to modern investigations of technosignatures, including laser signals, infrared waste heat, and other possible evidence of advanced ...

Matt Ridley discusses an NIH invitation from Jay Bhattacharya to speak on scientific freedom and argues the COVID-19 pandemic was more likely caused by a lab leak than a natural spillover, citing Wuhan research on engineered sarbecoviruses, lack of an infected animal host, and alleged cover-ups. He says scientific institutions resisted debate, harming trust in science, and notes historical lab leaks and ongoing biosecurity and bioterrorism risks. Ridley also critiques overclaims about COVID measures and vaccines and connects pandemic-driven skepticism to climate debates. He then explains ...

In this episode of Cow Talks, host Marcelo Wallau is joined by disaster and economics experts Drs. Christa Court and Angela Lindsey to examine the far-reaching impacts of Florida’s recent winter freeze events. From crop losses and disrupted market windows to long-term effects on livestock systems, the conversation explores how a rare combination of cold temperatures and drought led to billions in damages. This is a deep dive into how agricultural systems respond and adapt under pressure. For more information, check out the links below.UF/IFAS Economic Impact Analysis Program (EIAP)https://...

In this episode, Nate offers a personal reflection on the unfolding geopolitical tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, beginning with an examination of how disruptions to fossil fuel flows propagate through the global economy, but with a time lag. He points out how many of the world's countries rely heavily on imported fossil fuels, as well as the potential impact on California's already high gas prices. Nate also contrasts the relative insulation of those in the United States with the far greater exposure of those living in Asia, Europe, and Africa, outlining how second- and third-order ...

Send us Fan Mail Why does digital pathology adoption move faster in some places than others? In this USCAP 2026 conversation, I sat down with Robert Moody and Fumiya Fuji from Hamamatsu to talk about what the conference theme, MAKING CONNECTIONS, really looks like in practice. This was not just a scanner conversation. It was a workflow conversation. We talked about why digital pathology has shifted from a scanner-first mindset to a solution-first one, and why that matters for labs trying to build workflows that actually work. Robert explained why partnerships now need to happen earlier, ...

Márcio Astrini, secretário-executivo do Observatório do Clima, trata dos temas mais relevantes sobre Meio Ambiente e mudanças climáticas. A coluna vai ao ar às 6ªs, 7h45, no Jornal Eldorado.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My heart is holey. Can you fill it, or do I need god?Sources:Religion’s Relationship to Happiness, Civic Engagement and Health Around the World: https://tinyurl.com/228hjt4jWhy are religious people happy? The effect of the social norm of religiosity across countries: https://tinyurl.com/ylrlnklsThe Psychology of Indoctrination: How Coercive Cults Exploit Vulnerability and Foster Radical Beliefs: https://tinyurl.com/2dzcup7aFormer Jehovah's Witness admits: We targeted grief-stricken as 'ripe fruit': https://tinyurl.com/28kuhqnnAll my various links can be found here:http://...

In dieser Folge nehme ich euch mit hinter die Kulissen der modernen Drogentests im Labor. Ich erkläre, warum wir auf bestimmte Substanzen testen, welche Methoden wir nutzen und wo die größten Herausforderungen und Limitationen liegen. Dabei zeige ich, welche Tricks versucht werden – und warum sie meist nicht zum Ziel führen. Ihr erfahrt, welche Drogen wir zuverlässig erkennen können und bei welchen Substanzen die Tests an ihre Grenzen stoßen.

Tarım Gazetecisi Galip Umut Özdil ile Webagron yapımı Tarım SoruYorum’un yeni bölüm konuğu, Bilecik Şeyh Edebali Üniversitesi Öğretim Üyesi Doç. Dr. Şenay BALBAY.

Do fae folk exist outside of Ireland? i know we here at Almost Canon believe they do! So this week were venturing deep into the arctic circle and investigating the stories of the 'Little People', specifically the Arctic Pygmies. We then follow the trail out of the snow and ice and into the mountains where stories of these fae-like beings are still told. We look at whether the vikings battled these pygmies when they landed on the eastern shores 1000 years ago; we look at stories told by high arctic explorers as well as stories told by prospectors and adventures within the Brooks and Mackenzie ...

Welcome to Astronomy Daily, Season 5, Episode 74 — your daily briefing on the most exciting developments in space and astronomy, hosted by Anna and Avery. IN TODAY'S EPISODE • Artemis II crew arrives at Kennedy Space Center — launch just 5 days away • Webb and Hubble combine for the most detailed Saturn portrait ever captured • New research reveals Jupiter's lightning may be up to a million times more powerful than Earth's • Japan's XRISM telescope solves a 50-year X-ray mystery surrounding naked-eye star Gamma Cassiopeiae • Cornell astronomers publish a shortlist of 45 ...

Host Martin Tanner explains the details of the famous King Follett Discourse, including how it got its name, the great teachings in it, including how ex-nihilo (out-of-nothing) creation is false doctrine. How the human mind, spirit or intelligence was not created, it has always existed. One of the greatest teachings of the King Follett discourse is that we are resurrected just as we die, then we grow to perfection over a period of time long enough for mothers to raise their children who died in infancy.

Birds have been declining since the 1970s. Now scientists, non-governmental organizations and everyday birders are doing everything they can to stabilize and rebound populations across the globe. In this episode of “Our Wild Lives,” Katie and Ed are joined by Tammy VerCauteren, Executive Director at Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, and Steve Riley, Chief Conservation Officer at American Bird Conservancy, to catch up on the state of bird conservation today. From multi-state collaborations to track birds across the annual migration cycle to backyard birders supporting populations, our ...

Mike Smith joins us to talk about his time spent in the LBL. Bigfoot, Dogman and Orbs enter the chat.

Die Highlights aus unserem G'SCHEITHOLZ! Podcast.Folge #31: Biomasse ist längst mehr als nur eine Heizquelle. Dank moderner Technologien wird sie auch in Kraftwerken eingesetzt – zur gleichzeitigen Erzeugung von Strom und Wärme.Hans-Christian Kirchmeier, CEO der NAWARO Energie und Vorsitzender der IG Holzkraft, erklärt, wie Kraft-Wärme-Kopplung funktioniert, wie viele Kraft- und Heizwerke es in Österreich gibt und worauf es beim effizienten Betrieb ankommt.Außerdem spricht er über die Rolle von Biomasse im Energiemix neben Wind und Sonne, die aktuellen Fördermodelle und ...

Snow gums are the most beautiful trees on Earth. But they're vanishing quickly. In this stunning new book, bestselling author Anthony Sharwood and climate activist Anna Langford help us view Australia's unique high country with fresh eyes, show us what's being lost, what can be saved - and how...

We’ve grown used to AI that can write poetry or summarize history, but these systems have always been trapped behind a glass wall, unable to actually touch the world. This episode deconstructs the architecture of "Agentic AI," revealing how engineers are giving language models hands, eyes, and the terrifyingly complex ability to plan, transforming them from passive talkers into active doers.

When ChatGPT first came onto the scene, it wowed users with its writing abilities, but drew laughs for generating images of seven-fingered hands and struggling with basic math, where 2+2 didn’t always equal 4. But more recently, things have changed: Google and OpenAI’s models bagged gold medals at the International Mathematical Olympiad last year, and now some experts say AI could pose an existential threat to the field of mathematics itself. Mathematicians Emily Riehl and Daniel Litt join Host Flora Lichtman to explore how this technology could change the way math discoveries are ...

Donny Cho is a super-fan of the paranormal and the world of the weird. You can catch him on his own show, “Donny Cho Says Stuff”, here: https://www.youtube.com/@DonnyChoSaysStuffRob Karnafel - aka Bigfoot Michigan Rob (BMR) - hosts a lineup of LIVE paranormal shows on YouTube and is the author of Bigfoot Michigan Rob Presents: True Cryptid Encounters — Book One & Book Two.Viewers can catch Rob on Beyond BMR (Tuesdays @ 9:00 PM EST), Brunch With Bigfoot Michigan Rob (Thursdays @ 1:00 PM EST), and Late Night ~ Into The Bizarre (Saturdays @ 11:00 PM EST). BMR is among the few experiencers ...