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hello it's the weekend Saturday June 3rd

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and Sunday June 4th you are listening to

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inception Radio Network voice of the

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fringe majority this is Carol Carl the

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UFO had 9 news

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yes it's weekend number 2 for our

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special feature for the weekends

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entitled off the beaten path where we go

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just a little outside the box of what we

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normally do in our broadcasts during the

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week but we're going to start with this

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same old tried and true the information

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from earth sky org here we go moon and

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Jupiter on June 3rd and we're going to

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guess it's probably going to be somewhat

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the same for June 4th but beginning

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tonight that waning gibbous moon passes

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2 degrees north of the planet Jupiter

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Jupiter's that bright star like object

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in our evening sky what a sight the moon

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and Jupiter pop out first thing at dusk

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and they'll be fun to spot as the sky

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darkens a bright star nearby speaka in

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the constellation virgo the maiden is

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going to come in and Jupiter as the

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night deepens

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there's no way to mistake speaka for

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Jupiter or vice versa

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Jupiter is by far the brighter object

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there isn't any way to mistake speaka

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for Jupiter or vice-versa

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Jupiter is by far the brighter object

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that's not to say Jupiter's the more

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luminous of these 2 celestial lights

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it isn't Jupiter being a relatively

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close planet shines because it reflects

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the light of the Sun speaka is a distant

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star or it's actually two stars in one

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really speaker which shines by its own

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light is vastly more intrinsically

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luminous than Jupiter it's just much

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much farther away

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if speaker were at the sun's distance

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from Earth it would visually be 1900

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times brighter than our Sun or to put it

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another way the Sun at speakers distance

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of 250 light years would appear hold on

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it's a wonky fraction it's 1 1900 as

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bright as speaker 1 1900 as bright you

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definitely need an optical aid to see

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our son this far away by Sunday night

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June 4th you'll see the moon has moved

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closer to speaker on the skies dome this

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motion of the moon in our sky is due to

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the moon's actual motion in orbit around

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Earth moving in its orbit the moon

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travels in front of all the

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constellations of the zodiac that takes

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about four weeks as seen from Earth the

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moon moves much more quickly relative to

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that backdrop of stars of the zodiac

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then does any other solar system object

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that's because it's so close to us

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for instance the moon will move past

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the maiden and entering the

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constellation Libra after just a few

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more days and king planet Jupiter won't

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we'll follow that and keep you posted

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the bottom line wait for the moon and

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the planet Jupiter to light up the

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constellation Virgo the maiden just as

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soon as darkness falls on June 3rd 2017

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and we're going to guess that on June

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4th 2017 Sunday it's not going to be all

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that different slight shift in where the

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objects are get out there

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look up and enjoy we grabbed an update

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on those crew members coming back to

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Earth from the International Space

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Station we found something at blogs dot

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nasa.gov straight from the horse's mouth

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shall we say Marc Garcia gets the byline

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here headline expedition 51 crew back on

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earth after 196 days after spending

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those 196 days in space expedition 51

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and thomas pesquet

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of the european space agency landed

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their soyuz ms0 three spacecraft in

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kazakhstan at approximately 10 10 a.m.

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Eastern Daylight Time

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that's just what they were aiming for

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Russian recovery teams helped the crew

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exit the Soyuz vehicle and adjust to

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gravity after their stay in space

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the duo arrived at the International

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Space Station on November 19 2016 along

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with NASA's Peggy Whitson

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who will remain on the space station

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she's returning home with NASA's Jack

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Fisher and Rose cosmos Fyodor yurchikhin

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landings targeted for September at the

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time of the undocking expedition 52 was

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beginning aboard the station under your

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chickens command along with Peggy

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three-person crew will operate the

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station until the arrival of three new

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and Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli of

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the ESA the European Space Agency

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they're scheduled to launch July 28th

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from Baikonur Kazakhstan there's more

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information and there will be a link

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later gentle listeners at UFO headline

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news comm and of course not that you

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need this reminding but one can follow

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the crews activities in space on social

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media yep all the usual suspects and

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playing catch-up here there's one more

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update we can't forget about it's from C

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and et with a byline for Amanda coozer

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headline SpaceX launches a recycled

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weather was not about to cooperate so

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the launch is now set for Saturday

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here's the story and hey Saturday's

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today so at time of broadcast this is

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what we could find for you

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SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket was all loaded

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up and ready to fly Thursday for the CRS

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International Space Station but weather

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got in the way the next launch window is

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this afternoon Saturday it's going to

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mark SpaceX's 11th cargo flight to the

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International Space Station but here's

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what's remarkable it's the first flight

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using a previously flown dragon capsule

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this dragon visited the space station

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for a resupply mission back in September

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of 2014 you can see that launch webcast

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CRS 11 was scheduled to take flight at

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about 20 minutes before the launch

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spacex tweeted it was quote standing

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ening and quotes wise the next attempt

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cross your fingers the dragon will

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separate from the Falcon 9 rocket 2nd

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Canaveral Air Force Station Elon Musk's

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space company has already successfully

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recycled and relaunched a falcon 9

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rocket so if all goes as planned that

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station just a few days later delivering

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those waiting astronauts the cargo this

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time includes materials for over 250

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science experiments and investigations

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covering topics as diverse as combustion

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contract which covers up to 20 missions

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NASA Mars spotters as we call them have

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found something else here's a headline

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into NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

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unusual formation in the region of the

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subtle topography accentuated in orbital

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images and quotes the Space Agency

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something referred to as a collapse pit

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a depression often caused by the ground

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first time NASA scientists have eyed

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weird formation on Mars and asked is

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spectacular reminder of how weird

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wonderful and mysterious Mars can be

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speaking of mysterious can we make this

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segue from a deep pit on Mars to the

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White House in the United States you bet

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we can and here we go headline mystery

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White House grips the internet we grab

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doesn't seem to be a byline but we're

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going to read it anyway internet fueled

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conspiracy theories have plagued United

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States politics over the last year and

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made voters on both sides of the aisle

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appear to be reactionary maniacs

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but conspiracy theories can also be fun

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and the entirely benign saga of red

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lights flashing in the windows of the

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second-floor residence of the White

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House is just about as fun as these

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things get a live stream of the White

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corners of the Internet when strange red

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lights were seen strobing in the windows

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for almost 17 minutes yes the windows of

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the White House White House spokespeople

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and the Secret Service offered no

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comment on the cause of the phenomenon

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so the internet did what it does and

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served up some wild speculation no one

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seemed to nail a really good joke about

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the situation but the general

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strangeness of the situation itself was

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more than enough the most ubiquitous

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theory was that it had something to do

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with Russia because of the color

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and others joke that Trump was blowing

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Arabia and was brought home by the

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administration and don't forget those

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dark occult rituals that's certainly a

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possibility in fact there's a movie it

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was filmed in 1977 it's called red light

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in the White House this journalist says

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could this offer any clues so this

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broadcaster made a trek over to the IMDB

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that internet movie database and found

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red light in the White House

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interestingly enough one of the people

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definitely involved in strangeness one

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of the things she produces at the moment

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is a series called the leftovers

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available on cable definitely science

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fiction but that's a digression because

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there isn't any direct connection

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between that film and this event but

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then Infowars that website told

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everybody they were being unreasonable

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and called their reactions nut job

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reactions the favorite hypothesis of

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this journalist is by far that Trump was

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being treated with light therapy for his

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dementia but none of those scenarios are

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likely to be true the most reasonable

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explanation has been that we are simply

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seeing the reflection of a nearby

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emergency vehicles lights in the window

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somebody threw up some video evidence an

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ambulance in Washington DC the real

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thing and use that as comparison to suss

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out what this light was end of story

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but wait an emergency vehicle with

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flashing red lights parked in front of

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the White House for 17 minutes it with

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no explanation no word was it simply a

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sliced off finger in the kitchen it's

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interesting that this has gotten no

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comment so perhaps we're just going to

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have to say it's just us move along

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folks nothing to see here but there's

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something to see here from Fox News of

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all places calm with a byline for Kate

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Siemens here's a headline in an

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unexplored abyss faceless fish swim hmm

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from the White House to a

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unexplored abyss we can do that it was

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first dredged up this fish in the 1870s

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of Papua New Guinea and now scientists

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say they've hauled one up from the deep

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once again a so-called faceless fish

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reports on the scientific bounty were

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collected two weeks ago into a

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month-long expedition off the eastern

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side of Australia where researchers are

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exploring the Commonwealth marine

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reserves from northern Tasmania to

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central Queensland

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it's an abyss waters up to 2.5 miles

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deep that have never been surveyed lead

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scientist Tim O'Hara calls it quote the

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most unexplored environment on earth and

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quotes and what it has returned so far

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is everything from tripod fish to dinner

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plate sized sea spiders oh that's fodder

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for nightmares is it not and that 16

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inch faceless fish let's see if we can

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pronounce its proper name its Taif

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lowness Nasus and researchers are

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calling it just a faceless Cusk

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that spelled Cu SK one of the

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researchers Dee Bray told Australia's

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ABC News quote it's got eyes way under

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the surface but you really can't see any

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eyes and quotes and Tim O'Hara added

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quote it looks like two rear ends on a

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fish really and quotes adds Tim O'Hara

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he explains the creature lives in an

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unforgiving environment of crushing

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pressures and no light with temperatures

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around 34 degrees Fahrenheit the

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newspaper Guardian reports the

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expedition's finds have been collected

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through the use of a quote metal sled

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style device and quotes which is

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connected to the surface via five miles

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of wire and dragged along the bottom the

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sleds also collected plenty of trash but

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some of it dates back to centuries so

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one person's trash is another person's

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treasure oh yes and while most media

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reports suggest this is the first time

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the fish has been collected since the

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crew of the HMS challenger found one in

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1874 an expedition blogpost quote

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although rare it's quite widely

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distributed in 1950

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one one trawl in deep water off East

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Kalimantan Borneo collected five of

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these specimens and quotes this

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particular voyage and expedition will

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end June 16th and we'll keep you posted

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here come the hounds maybe they're

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attracted by those faceless fish

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headline earliest evidence for dog

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breeding found on remote Siberian island

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David Grimm with two M's writes this for

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science mag it goes something like this

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the hunter gatherers of zelkova island

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that spells eh ok hov were a hardy folk

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9,000 years ago they survived frigid

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year-round temperatures in animal skin

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tents some 500 kilometers north of

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what's now that Russian mainland and

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they were the only people ever known to

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hunt large numbers of polar bears

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without firearms now it appears these

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ancient Arctic dwellers had something

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even more remarkable and did something

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incredible they may have been among the

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first humans to breed dogs for a

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particular purpose

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an analysis of canine bones from Zhukov

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suggests the dogs there were bred to

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pull sleds making this the first

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evidence by thousands of years for dog

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breeding in the archaeological record

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quote it's pretty convincing and very

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exciting end quotes says Melinda's ed ur

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it's an interesting mix of disciplines

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she's an arc a zoologist at the

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Smithsonian Institution National Museum

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of Natural History in Washington DC the

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finding may help explain why people

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domesticated dogs in the first place to

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put them to work quote it fills a

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missing piece of the puzzle of early

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human dog relationships and even

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domestication itself end quote and

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that's a quote from Angela Perry from

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the Max Planck Institute for

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evolutionary anthropology in Leipzig

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Germany Zhukov wasn't always an island

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when stone age people live there and

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before the Seas rose it was connected to

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Siberia in addition to polar bears which

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were mostly hunted in

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winter the Xoco viens pursued reindeer

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hundreds of kilometres across vast

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plains quote they needed a means of

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transportation and quotes says Vladimir

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Putin Co an archaeologist at the Russian

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Academy of Sciences in st. Petersburg

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he's been excavating Xoco since 1989 he

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previously found dog bones and the

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remains of wooden sleds on the island

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but it was never clear whether the

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animals were actually bred for sledding

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and now vladimir patil co has evidence

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they were to confirm that canines were

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indeed dogs he and alexei caspere of an

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ark a zoologist at the same Academy

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compared the two most complete skulls

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with those of wolves and Siberian

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Huskies from the region they found that

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two key ratios snout height to skull

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length and cranium height to skull

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length could reliably distinguish the

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two by those measures their samples were

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truly dogs though one appeared to

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perhaps be a wolf dog hybrid to figure

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out what the so-called dogs looked like

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the team extrapolated their sizes from

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the fossil bones of 11 individuals 10 of

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the dogs weighed between 16 and 25

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kilograms and may have resembled

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Siberian Huskies the team's going to

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reveal next month in the journal of

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archaeological science reports all this

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information

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the remaining dog a putative wolf hybrid

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weighed about 29 kilograms and may have

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been similar to an alaskan malamute good

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sled dogs typically weigh between 20 and

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25 kilograms as pachuco as dogs of this

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size are big enough to pull sleds but

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they don't overheat like larger dogs he

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concludes that the inhabitants of

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zelkova probably bred the smaller dogs

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for sledding and may have bred the

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larger ones to hunt

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polar bears quote they were clearly

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shaping these animals to do something

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special and quotes Angela Perry says

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quote if this is indeed a breeding

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program it would be the earliest

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evidence of dog breeding for any purpose

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and quotes the next closest example she

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said would probably be herding dogs in

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the near East which were bred about

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7,000

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years ago but Angela Perry thinks the

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wide range of weights of the ancient

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dogs argues against strictly controlled

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breeding she said I think there were a

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lot of different kinds of dogs and maybe

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even some wolves mating with each other

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producing random litters of pups and

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then from those litters humans may have

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selected the best sled dogs which would

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still indicate some sort of focus on

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breed the find may shed light on why

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dogs were domesticated in the first

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place the scientists don't agree on when

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this happened recent research suggests

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it was at least 15,000 years ago

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significantly this was around the time

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when earth was beginning to warm and

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large species like mammoths were

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disappearing smaller migrating game like

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reindeer started to dominate the

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landscape dogs could help hunt down this

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smaller prey and even provide a means

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for people to follow them says pachuco

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quote before then there was no real

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reason to have a dog his paper is

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dedicated to Liverpool a 15 year old

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dachshund he calls a true friend he

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continues quote we turned to them when

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we really needed them and quotes the

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researchers all agree the work has shown

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that a variety of animals from foxes to

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badgers were hanging around early human

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camp sites and some might even have

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become tame said Zetter quote the reason

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we don't have pet foxes today is that we

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never found a use for them starting a

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two-way street

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with dogs and shaping them into animals

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we needed that was the real

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domestication end quote there's another

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study that was published last year it

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concluded that dogs may have been

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domesticated in both Europe and East

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Asia and this new work doesn't

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necessarily change or challenge that

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idea although it does suggest that early

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dogs may have played an important role

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in the Arctic as well dogs could have

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been domesticated independently in this

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region says Angela Perry quote the

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Arctic should be a bigger part of the

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domestication equation it's holding some

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secrets something interesting is going

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on there

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and quotes enter that we say release the

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hounds let's run with those dogs shall

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we to Peru to Nazca yes the home of the

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Nazca citing the Nazca plain those

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wonderful marks in the earth of ancient

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unknown origin it's in the region of eco

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spelled ICA and it's from UFO stalker

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calm it's got a move on case number

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eight four one one zero

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the summary doesn't say much simply says

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object in Nazca there are photos that

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accompany this we suggest you find your

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way to UFO headline news calm later and

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do your own photo analysis the sighting

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specifics give us a viewing distance

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unknown an altitude unknown the sighting

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duration three hours object features

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none the object flight path path with

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directional change and this thing was

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shaped like an egg

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there isn't any pertinent meteorology

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but here's the sighting first-person

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when I was in Nazca I saw for several

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days or weeks what seemed to be a planet

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it was a bit orange it was perhaps at 45

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degrees looking into the Nazca lines and

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the sea I believed it was a planet then

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suddenly one night after having seen

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this daily perhaps at 2030 hours or more

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it descended vertically and made a

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perfect 90-degree angle and then it went

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horizontally then to the left and then

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it made another 90-degree angle for a

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vertical descent until it disappeared

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from sight because of the trees this

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particular location was majora

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mahoto Nazca or the Nazca lines I saw

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this object doing this for two or three

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weeks this display would last

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approximately three hours the object

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would go without moving and then it

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would descend there are the original

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pics with more sky in the view and the

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other one is processed I just detailed

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the object quite exciting and given the

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geolocation then asked

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planes the mind reels our trajectory

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takes us now to Argentina

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courtesy of in expla cata that wonderful

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site will spell it I an exp Li cata the

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Journal of Hispanic ufology here's the

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headline Argentina three out of four

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people have witnessed UFOs in son Luis

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interesting numbers the province of San

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Luis is among Argentina's 10 top hot

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spots as far as UFO sightings are

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concerned according to a report by

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ufologists who visited the conching

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golnesa mountains and adjacent regions

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during the last days of april this year

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three out of four residents have

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witnessed UFOs in that area there was an

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initial phone survey conducted by

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apparently a radio station son Luis 24

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they did a sampling of 370 respondents

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73 percent or 270 people claimed to have

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seen an anomalous phenomenon at least

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once

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the remaining 103 believed the event

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could surely be explained by some kind

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of natural phenomenon or terrestrial

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technology that they were unable to

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00:25:48,330 --> 00:25:45,370
identify the 167 remaining responses

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indicate no hesitation in explaining

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that anomalous event as the sighting of

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an alien spacecraft in that region after

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the initial stage experts are going to

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devote the coming months in this study

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to photographic evidence video

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information provided by local residents

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the province of san luis is among

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Argentina's top 10 spots for those

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phenomena we will certainly keep our

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eyes on the area of Argentina

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fascinating stuff here's another twist

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in trajectory we are now hovering over

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Radcliffe England in the United Kingdom

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that's the setting for MUFON sighting

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number eight four one three five date of

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the sighting six - 2017 it got a

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same-day report in summary our witness

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offers quote I could see green strobing

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lights in the sky and quotes sightings

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specifics simply offer a viewing

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distance as unknown or not applicable

613
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the altitude was unknown the sighting

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duration one-minute object features

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simply described as other the objects

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flight path was stationary and it had a

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cylindrical shape there's no weather but

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here is the report I was at home

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watching Netflix and I don't know how I

620
00:27:11,370 --> 00:27:09,070
noticed it I just saw green lights they

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were strobe like so I stood up and went

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to the window I thought about getting my

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phone but I just kept looking at these

624
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strobing green lights and then they

625
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vanished I thought at first it could

626
00:27:26,460 --> 00:27:23,410
have been lightning but these lights

627
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were green and they were strobing the

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lights were strobing and one glowed and

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then faded as the other glowed these

630
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things went from left to right I

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couldn't see anything but those lights I

632
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had no idea what they were I assumed

633
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they might be just behind the clouds

634
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during this sighting I must say I felt

635
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shocked I had no idea what this was and

636
00:27:50,520 --> 00:27:49,720
I still don't I've never seen anything

637
00:27:52,919 --> 00:27:50,530
like that before

638
00:27:55,580 --> 00:27:52,929
I just wanted to film it put it on

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snapchat ask is anyone else seeing this

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but by the time I actually thought gets

641
00:28:05,220 --> 00:28:01,120
your phone it disappeared the lights

642
00:28:07,799 --> 00:28:05,230
just disappeared out of nowhere hmm just

643
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like snapchat well it's just about time

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for us to disappear ooh as they say

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because that's a wrap

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thank you for going with us off the

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