Technology & Science
Timeline of the 'mysterious' and international monoliths
Monoliths are believed to stem from Arthur C. Clarke's \ #Discovery #Detection
Astronomy Activation Ambassadors Program
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Unistellar Network Detects Faint New Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS)
As the cosmos continues to surprise and delight us with its celestial wonders, a new comet is making its debut in the inner solar system: Comet C/2024 G3 (ATLAS). Discovered on April 5, 2024, by the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) search program, this long-period comet hails from the distant Oort Cloud, and it’s bringing a whole lot of unpredictable excitement with it! Although G3 won’t fly by our planet until January of 2025, the UNISTELLAR Network is already on top of tracking #Discovery #Detection
Secret UFO civilization, aliens could be here on Earth already
A new paper by researchers at Harvard posits that aliens could be living underground, on the moon or even walking among humans. #Research
Close Encounters of the Rocky Kind
The space around us is hardly empty – there’s millions of asteroids orbiting the Sun along with the Earth and other planets in our solar system. But one day every year we come together to acknowledge these space rocks and the impact they often have on our home. That day is June 30, also known as asteroid day. As asteroid day approaches this year, so will an asteroid called 2011 UL21. #Study
Don’t Expect Aliens Anytime Soon
Insights from NASA scientists reveal why even with James Webb the quest to find alien life remains challenging and elusive. #Discovery #Science #Study #Research #Technology #Astronomy #Detection
SETI Institute Technosignature Science and Technology Grants Program
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Decoding the Message from "A Sign in Space"
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SETI Institute In the News: May Roundup
The SETI Institute frequently appears in news stories due to its essential contributions to space science and exploration. Dive into our May roundup, a collection of highlighted articles from different sources that illustrate the wide range of fields in which our scientists are excelling. Join us as we explore the possibilities of dusty quasars masquerading as Dyson Sphere candidates, stargaze at a medieval castle at the Starmus Festival in Slovakia, and celebrate Frank Marchis at our annual Drake Awards
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Aviation Safety and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Discussed at the European Parliament
Aviation safety and other potential concerns arising from UAP were discussed during a recent conference at the European Parliament. #Discovery #Science #Research #Technology #Astronomy #Detection
University Theses about UAP: the International Catalogue
413 University theses and dissertations about UAP in the sixth edition of the international catalogue by Paolo Toselli #Research
Global News Calgary anchor wins coveted award for week-long series
Calgary Global News anchor and reporter Jayme Doll's love for globetrotting and passion for journalism has earned her a prestigious international industry award. #Study
Semi-truck driver
Both the driver and passenger of the flipped semi-truck died at the scene. The driver of the oncoming truck suffered minor injuries. #Study
Emissions cap could cost oil and gas sector $75B in lost investment
The findings align with what the energy sector has long been saying — that Ottawa's proposed cap on emissions will amount to a de facto cap on fossil fuel production. #Study #Research #Technology
NDP MP raps Conservative over ‘fake news’ video
A video titled 'Breaking News: Trudeau Resigns' produced for Conservative MP Branden Leslie contained doctored television news clips mixed with real news and out-of-context news. #Study #Research
5 things to know about the NHL playoffs as final 4 teams get set for Game 2 of their series
Here are five things to know entering Friday's post-season action in the NHL. #Study
TD Bank tops earnings estimates despite U.S. anti-money laundering probe
TD Bank on Thursday kicked off big bank earnings, reporting better than expected quarterly earnings helped by strength in Canada and its wealth management unit. #Study
Right whale sighting leads to closure of lobster fishing area off northeastern N
The federal fisheries minister says the closure was necessary because an endangered North Atlantic right whale was spotted Friday in shallow waters. #Study #Detection
SETI Institute in the News: April Roundup
The SETI Institute frequently appears in news stories due to its essential contributions to space science and exploration. Dive into our April roundup, a collection of highlighted articles from different sources that illustrate the wide range of fields in which our scientists are excelling. Whether teaming up with experts in whale communication or studying data from far-off moons, our scientists consistently uncover revolutionary findings. Join us as we delve into uncharted oceans, reveal the mysteries of #Study
Around $500,000 worth of baby eels seized at Toronto Pearson Airport
Federal officials say 109 kilograms of unauthorized elvers, or baby eels, worth approximately $500,000 were seized at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Wednesday. #Discovery #Study
“Alien World” Revealed in Most Detailed Map of the Human Brain Created by Google and Harvard Researchers
A team of Harvard and Google researchers have created the most detailed map of the human brain ever rendered. #Research
Pickard to start in net for Game 5 of Oilers’ series vs
Calvin Pickard is set to start in net for the Edmonton Oilers tonight for Game 5 of their second-round playoff series against the Vancouver Canucks. #Study
CFL announces health-and-safety initiatives regarding players’ equipment
The two measures were among a host of health-and-safety initiatives announced by the league Wednesday. #Study #Technology
Man who confronted driver
Police are looking for an e-scooter rider accused of cutting a vehicle off then becoming confrontational and slashing its tire. #Discovery #Study
Alarmed by Climate Change
A growing number of researchers in the field are using their expertise to fight the climate crisis. #Research
Keeping an Eye on Comet A3
by Lauren Sgro | May 10, 2024 | Citizen Science
Pop-up Pap test clinic returns to St
The clinic will be open from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m., on the B wing of the fourth floor. Test results will be relayed within six weeks, regardless of result. #Study #Detection
Scientists Find an ‘Alphabet’ in Whale Songs
Sperm whales rattle off pulses of clicks while swimming together, raising the possibility that they’re communicating in a complex language. #Discovery #Study
Leafs back Marner; Keefe bullish on his own future
Mitch Marner stepped in front of the cameras and spoke to reporters for roughly three minutes. #Study
Officials urge people to stay away from orphaned orca calf while looking for a pod
"Bigg’s pods are very adaptable and open to adopting young animals and we remain optimistic about her chances of survival", the DFO said in a release. #Study