But how and who owns it? – If December 21st, 2012, really does bring ominous news, or an asteroid wipes out most of the life on Earth, the human race won’t end if we’ve stored away some DNA. But it would be stored on computers and no one knows how long computer hard drives could last.
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Not with the Earth, but with EACH OTHER – X marks the spot: Asteroid impacts have wreaked havoc on this planet in the distant past (as well as probably bringing life here in the first place), but now that we have modern space telescopes, we can see two asteroids colliding with EACH OTHER. Should this worry us?
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has observed a mysterious X-shaped debris pattern and trailing streamers of dust that suggest a head-on collision between two asteroids. Astronomers have long thought the asteroid belt is being ground down through collisions, but such a smashup has never been seen before.
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UPDATE: More disclosure from the UK! – It’s an ongoing controversy: Could the world’s religions survive the discovery of extraterrestrial life? The Vatican is actively concerned about this: Aside from having their own array of telescopes in Arizona that are constantly searching the skies, they recently held a conference in Rome on UFOs. A lot of this revolves around a central question: Is there life after death? A doctor who treats cancer patients says that according to the scientific evidence, the answer is “yes.”
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with these inventions! – The military has deep secrets, and some of their inventions are bizarre AND useful. A new kind of engine, invented by an American, is being built by the Chinese, who claim it could revolutionize airplane travel, space travel and war.. Meanwhile, DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (the men who stare at goats (NOTE: subscribers can still listen to this show) branch of the Pentagon) is at it again: Military scientists are trying to develop a flying military vehicle that will hold up to 4 people and have the ability to launch vertically, like a helicopter, and soar silently when necessary.
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