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New Meteor Shower in the Constellation Cassiopeia
In the early morning of September 4, there was a brief meteor shower outburst visible over California and Arizona with a radiant in the constellation Cassiopeia. It was recorded by low-light video cameras in the CAMS networks led by Peter Jenniskens (SETI Institute) and Nick Moskovitz (Lowell Observatory). The outburst revealed a weak annual shower that had not been mapped before, with a possible earlier outburst in 2014. The shower was caused by the crumbs of a yet-to-be discovered comet in a high-inclin
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Meteor Showers Shed Light on Where Comets Formed in the Early Solar System |
SETI Institute in the News: August Roundup
The SETI Institute frequently appears in news stories due to its essential contributions to space science and exploration. In this month’s roundup, Nathalie Cabrol, director of the Carl Sagan Center at the SETI Institute, launches her new book The Secret Life of the Universe. Discover how astronomers are pioneering the use of AI to facilitate interstellar communication, learn about the exciting potential of the upcoming Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, and don't miss the spectacular celestial events of 2024, in
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SETI Institute Starts First Low Frequency Search for Alien Technology in Distant Galaxies |
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ROYAL COMMISSION FOR ALULA COLLABORATES WITH SETI INSTITUTE TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF ALULA MANARA OBSERVATORY |
The SETI Institute announces the shortlist for Cosmic Consciousness residencies
The SETI Institute announces the shortlist for Cosmic Consciousness residencies
What Did Kenneth Arnold Really Witness In 1947?
What Did Kenneth Arnold Really Witness In 1947.
Luis Elizondo offers window into US government's hunt for UFOs
ABC News talks to the former Pentagon insider about his new book,\
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Lue Elizondo on making public government information about UFOs |
Former Director of U.S. Government UFO Office Departs from Consultant Role as Successor is Named
Former Director of U.
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 Top NSA researcher tapped to lead Pentagon’s UAP investigation hub |
Companies & Organizations
Nadia Drake Joins SETI Institute Board of Directors as Observer
August 20, 2024, Mountain View, CA –The SETI Institute announced that Dr. Nadia Drake is joining the SETI Institute's Board of Directors as an observer. The SETI Institute's board guides its strategic direction, finances, and various committees. As a journalist, Drake will be an active, non-voting member, bringing her broad expertise to the team. #SETI Institute Board of Directors
Residential real estate activity trending upwards across the Okanagan
According to the Association of Interior Realtors, real estate sales across the Okanagan were steady through July and the market is 'trending in a positive direction.' #Association of Interior Realtors
New LaserSETI Observatory Installed in Sedona, AZ
July marked a significant milestone in optical SETI research, as the SETI Institute team installed two new LaserSETI stations Sedona, AZ. This installation brings the number of active LaserSETI observatories to three, enhancing our ability to scan the entire sky and monitor for extrasolar laser pulses continuously. LaserSETI stations need to be strategically placed around the globe to achieve this goal. #SETI
Political Organizations and Laws
Nuclear Nightmares and UFOs - Robert Hastings Urges Government Transparency
Nuclear Nightmares and UFOs - Robert Hastings Urges Government Transparency Aug 25 Written By Christopher Sharp
Imminent Disclosure
Lue elizondo's revelations poised to shake UFO discourse and pressure u.s. government
RBC’s former CFO is suing the bank for nearly $50M
Nadine Ahn's lawsuit claims that the way the bank made the announcement of an 'undisclosed personal relationship' caused the widespread belief that she was having an affair. #Laws
Democrats were giving up in Georgia. Can Kamala Harris revive their hopes?
Now that Biden has bowed out of the race and Vice President Kamala Harris is the likely nominee, Democrats say they have new hope for the state of Georgia. #democrat
Political Volatility Brings Uncertainty and Potential for UFO Disclosure
Political Volatility Brings Uncertainty and Potential for UFO Disclosure 24 Jul Written By Christopher Sharp #Congress #Senate #Presidence #Democrats #Republicans #Laws
‘Downtown cannot fail’
President David Chartrand says the Manitoba Metis Federation has purchased the Bell MTS buildings at 333 Main St. and 191 Pioneer Ave. #Presidence
Defense
Brazilian National Archives Released new Batch of UAP Documents
The Brazilian National Archives published 35 new documents related to incidents between UFOs and commercial pilots. #Air Force
Rodney, Brown qualify for Olympic 200m semis
Brendon Rodney and Aaron Brown have qualified for the Olympic men's 200-metre semifinals. #AARO
Book Review: Former Pentagon insider says U.S. unwilling to release all its UFO info
In “Imminent,” long-time Defense Department researcher Luis Elizondo argues that mysterious flying objects, now called unidentified anomalous phenomena, pose a national security threat #Pentagon
Technology & Science
New Meteor Shower During This Year’s Perseids
#Research #Detection
Guided by the Stars
By Hanna Johnson #teacher #Discovery #Research #Astronomy
The Secret Life of the Universe
A New Book from Nathalie Cabrol #Discovery #Astronomy #Detection
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Book Review: 'Secret Life of the Universe' is a primer on search for life beyond Earth |
SETI Institute in the News: July Roundup
The SETI Institute frequently appears in news stories due to its essential contributions to space science and exploration. In this month’s roundup, explore groundbreaking methods for finding extraterrestrial life with the help of AI in space, discover how desert moss could aid Mars colonization, and marvel at the Sydney Science Festival's fusion of space and art. Aso, don’t miss the dazzling Perseid meteor shower on August 11th and 12th! #Discovery
UAP and Academia: a Strained Relationship?
A recent survey of 1460 faculty members from 144 American universities offers an updated overview of how the UAP topic is perceived in the academic environment and whether more scientific research would be desirable. #Science #Research
‘Oumuamua Was Younger Than We Thought, New Findings Suggest
Was the interstellar object 'Oumuamua younger than we thought? New findings suggest it was, raising new questions about its possible origins. #Discovery #Technology #Astronomy
Culture & Society
Shuswap Farmstand Tour launches with interactive map to help support local farmers
A collaboration between Shuswap Tourism and the Central Shuswap Regional District has attempted to make it easier to support local farmers. #Tourism
Saskatoon’s Gather Local Market helps new businesses with pop-up spaces
After a successful few months, Gather Local Market is now using pop-up spaces to help artists, entrepreneurs and makers establish themselves.