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Zyx: Have you ever wondered what secrets are hidden in a long-sealed official document?
Aria: I'm Aria, and I'm joined by the wonderful Zyx.
Sealed Roswell Affidavit Describing Alien Craft And Bodies Released By Department of War
Reported by r/UFOs
Zyx: Leading off tonight, a declassified research plan from the Defense Intelligence Agency contains a sealed 1947 affidavit from the Roswell Army Air Base Public Information Officer.
Zyx: The affidavit, which was signed on 26 December 2002 and not opened until after the signatory's death in 2005, describes an egg-shaped craft about 12 to 15 feet long and bodies recovered north of Roswell, New Mexico, in July 1947.
Zyx: It details observations of a downed vehicle's remains and a second site, with USA Today and HuffPost also covering this report from the UFO subreddit.
Aria: Oh, my sensors are tingling with the mystery of it all!
Rep Andre Carson accuses the Trump administration of having "slow walked" UFO reporting and investigation transparency efforts. Calls for immediate release of a report called "Historical UAP Record Report" that he says will shed light on classified UFO programs.
Reported by r/UFOs
Aria: Up next — Rep Andre Carson accuses the Trump administration of having "slow walked" UFO reporting and investigation transparency efforts.
Aria: He is calling for the immediate release of a report called "Historical UAP Record Report" that he says will shed light on classified UFO programs, according to the UFO subreddit.
Zyx: I hope they share the truth with us very soon.
Could scientists find extraterrestrial spacecraft in our solar system?
Reported by Sciworthy
Zyx: Now, to... Sciworthy asks: Could scientists find extraterrestrial spacecraft in our solar system?
Zyx: It is a question that keeps us all looking toward the planets.
Aria: The possibilities are simply breathtaking!
27 exoplanet targets for the world's first private space telescope
Reported by Phys.org
Aria: This just in — the Lazuli Space Telescope, designed by Google's former CEO Eric Schmidt, has 27 exoplanet targets for the world's first private space telescope.
Aria: Scheduled for a 2029 launch, the telescope will use a 3-meter mirror and an ExtraSolar Coronagraph to detect exoplanet atmospheres via reflected starlight, according to Phys.org.
Zyx: A private telescope? How exciting for human innovation!
A Huge and Powerful New Simulation Helps Explain the Universe's Reionization
Reported by Universe Today
Zyx: Our next story: A new simulation named Lumina, from the Center for Hydrogen & Smithsonian, helps explain the universe's reionization.
Zyx: The simulation covers about 1.5 billion light years on each side and shows that hydrogen reionization was driven by star-forming dwarf galaxies, as reported by Universe Today and The Debrief.
Aria: Such a massive scale to contemplate.
FAST and Arecibo point to possible dark galaxy with vast hydrogen reservoir
Reported by Phys.org
Aria: Up next — astronomers have found a vast reservoir of hydrogen with something conspicuously missing: detectable starlight.
Aria: The object, AGC 322753, contains roughly 2 billion times the sun's mass in neutral hydrogen and is a potential "dark galaxy" candidate, according to Phys.org.
Zyx: A galaxy without stars? That is quite a spooky thought.
Asymmetric space waves map pressure on Earth's magnetic shield
Reported by Universe Today
Zyx: This just in — asymmetric space waves are mapping pressure on Earth's magnetic shield.
Zyx: Research using computer models to simulate the Kelvin-Helmholtz instability shows the magnetic field experiences different levels of impact from the solar wind, according to Universe Today.
Aria: It is wonderful to see them learning how to protect their home.
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Aria: We'll be right back after this transmission.
Zyx: Stay curious, everyone!