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What Are Reptilians? Exploring the Myths, Theories, and Fascination with Alien Beings
What Are Reptilians? Exploring the Myths, Theories, and Fascination with Alien Beings For decades, tales of extraterrestrial beings have captivated humanity, blending science fiction, folklore, and conspiracy theories. Among these narratives, one of the most persistent and intriguing involves the Reptilians—a supposed race of humanoid, reptile-like beings. Whether portrayed as malevolent overlords seeking to enslave humanity or as benevolent guides with advanced knowledge, Reptilians have captured imaginations worldwide. But what exactly are Reptilians, and why do they feature so prominently in modern cultural and conspiratorial discourse?
By JONATAN DAVID VEGA12 months ago in Futurism
'Skeleton Crew': Why Did The New Republic Help At Attin But Not Nevarro?
WARNING: SPOILERS for Skeleton Crew 1x08, 'The Real Good Guys'. The season finale of Skeleton Crew saw the kids come together to successfully thwart Jod Na Nawood's attempted hostile takeover of At Attin. Thankfully, they were not alone in their efforts, with a fleet of New Republic ships, summoned by KB via a distress call to Kh'ymm, arriving to drive off Jod's pirate crew.
By Kristy Anderson12 months ago in Futurism
Using AI and Drones, Researchers Discover Hundreds of New Nazca Lines in Peru’s Desert
Using AI and Drones, Researchers Discover Hundreds of New Nazca Lines in Peru’s Desert In a groundbreaking development in archaeology, researchers have uncovered hundreds of previously unknown Nazca Lines etched into the arid desert of southern Peru. These enigmatic geoglyphs, which have intrigued scientists, historians, and tourists for generations, are believed to date back over two millennia. The recent discovery was made possible through the innovative combination of artificial intelligence (AI) and drone technology, enabling experts to survey vast stretches of the desert and reveal intricate designs that had remained hidden for centuries.
By JONATAN DAVID VEGAabout a year ago in Futurism
Encounters with Aliens at Christmas: Unveiling Mysteries Under the Holiday Sky
The Christmas season is often filled with tales of wonder, magic, and unexpected miracles. Yet, in the quiet of snowy nights or under the glimmer of festive lights, some claim to have experienced something far beyond the realm of traditional holiday cheer—encounters with beings not of this Earth. These stories blend the joy of the season with the mysterious and the otherworldly, leaving us to wonder: could the spirit of Christmas extend to the stars?
By JONATAN DAVID VEGAabout a year ago in Futurism
'Doctor Who': 5 Best Uses Of Historical Events In NuWho
WARNING! SPOILERS for Doctor Who: Joy to the World. The latest Doctor Who Christmas special, 'Joy to the World', has aired to a mixed reception from fans and critics. Written by former showrunner Steven Moffat, a mid-story twist revealed that companion character Joy Almondo (played by Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan), spends her Christmases alone out of guilt over not being with her Mother when she died in Hospital on Christmas Day, 2020, having only been able to say goodbye via video call. While the disease is not mentioned by name, a combination of the year, and a brief mention of Boris Johnson's controversial Christmas party, heavily implies that Joy's Mother died during the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Kristy Andersonabout a year ago in Futurism
Google's Next Cut of A.I.: A Mind That Thinks Out Loud
Introduction AI has transformed from simple rule-based approaches to complex neural networks today capable of generating realistic images, composing symphonies, and more recently assisting medical doctors in making diagnoses. But one thing has remained elusive — understanding why an AI has arrived at a particular decision. Google’s Gemini 2.0 seeks to change that story with the introduction of a game-changing feature: the ability to think aloud. This new AI not only produces results, but it also shares the way it thinks, offering transparency and building trust.
By Vinay Singhabout a year ago in Futurism
'Skeleton Crew': 5 Major 'Star Wars' Events The Kids Probably Don't Know About
WARNING! SPOILERS for Skeleton Crew, eps 1-3. Three episodes into Skeleton Crew, the mystery behind At Attin, the homeworld to which Wim, Neel, Fern, and KB are trying desperately to return, with the help of Jod Na Nawood, who it turns out is actually kind of dodgy. Various clues in the first three episodes, including Wim's 'lunch money' turning out to be Old Republic credits, he and Neel speaking of the Jedi in the present tense, and most recently, the kids' lack of knowledge of Alderaan's destruction, suggest that At Attin has been sheltered from the wider galaxy for a very long time.
By Kristy Andersonabout a year ago in Futurism
David Huggins: The Painter Who Captures His Alien Encounters on Canvas
David Huggins: The Painter Who Captures His Alien Encounters on Canvas David Huggins is an American artist and writer whose surreal paintings and personal narrative have intrigued UFO enthusiasts, art critics, and the public alike. Known for his claims of lifelong encounters with extraterrestrial beings, Huggins has transformed these extraordinary experiences into a body of work that merges personal trauma, wonder, and creativity. His most famous work, *Love in an Alien Purgatory: The Life and Fantastic Art of David Huggins*, and the subsequent documentary *Love and Saucers*, delve deeply into his unique story. This article explores Huggins' art, his alleged encounters, and the cultural significance of his contributions.
By JONATAN DAVID VEGAabout a year ago in Futurism
A Tapestry of Tomorrow
--- In 2050, the world hummed with an energy unlike anything the past could have imagined. Skyscrapers woven with living algae lit up the night sky with bioluminescent threads, absorbing carbon by day and exhaling oxygen by night. Humanity had not only survived the challenges of climate change, resource scarcity, and technological disruption—it had thrived. But the most unexpected evolution lay not in the gleaming cities or Martian colonies, but in the hearts and minds of people who had learned to live differently.
By Autumninspaceabout a year ago in Futurism
What Happens If the Y Chromosome Disappears All Over The World?
What If the Y Chromosome Suddenly Disappeared? Picture this: you wake up one day, and the Y chromosome—the tiny piece of DNA that makes us biological males, well, male—just vanishes. Poof, gone. What would happen to the world? To humanity? It sounds like the plot of a wild sci-fi movie, but it’s an idea worth exploring. So, let’s dive into this “what if” scenario and we will also talk about a TV show that really ran with this concept.
By Rahul Rawatabout a year ago in Futurism
Where to Go If World War III Breaks Out: The Safest Places to Duck and Cover
Where to Go If World War III Breaks Out: The Safest Places to Duck and Cover As tensions rise among global powers, the hypothetical question of World War III looms larger. In such a catastrophic scenario, survival depends on location. While no place on Earth is guaranteed safe, some regions offer better odds than others. Here's an exploration of the safest havens in case geopolitical tensions ignite into global conflict.
By Cherub Kaneabout a year ago in Futurism
