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hello it's the weekend of Saturday June

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10th and Sunday June 11 you are

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listening to inception Radio Network

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voice of the fringe majority this is

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Carol Carl with UFO headline news and

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since it's the weekend it's off the

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beaten path where we step outside the

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box the lines that define the broadcast

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for UFO headline news during the week

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just some stuff that doesn't quite fit

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into that UFO related well but then on

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the other hand what doesn't fit

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sometimes we think it really is all

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connected here's something that's

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connected what's in the night sky we

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figure that once you know pretty much

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what belongs up there the stuff that

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doesn't stands out extra from earth sky

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org here's what we can see tonight

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tonight it's the end well the end of

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Jupiter's retrograde that is the planet

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Jupiter pauses in front of the stars

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before resuming its usual eastward

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course along the zodiac in other words

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Jupiter becomes stationary on June 10th

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it ends its westward or retrograde

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motion in front of the stars of the

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constellation Virgo the maiden this

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retrograde or westward motion for

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Jupiter actually began back on February

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6th 2017 but what does it mean you asked

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well Bruce McClure who wrote this for

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earth sky org gives us an answer it only

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means that Earth passed between Jupiter

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and the Sun earlier this year that

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happened on April 7th that event which

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is called an opposition of Jupiter

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marked the middle of the best time of

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year to see Jupiter since the planet was

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closest to us and the brightest thing in

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our sky just about that time the end of

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retrograde motion means the best months

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for seeing Jupiter are over and yet you

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might not believe it if you gaze at

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Jupiter tonight Jupiter is still

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incredibly bright brighter than any star

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in the evening sky

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if you gentle is iners are residing in

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the northern hemisphere

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you can look for this brilliant beauty

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of a planet high in the south to

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falls if you're in the southern

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hemisphere or mid latitudes do

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Twitter appears high overhead or high in

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the northern sky at evening fall far

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brighter than any star this blazing

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world is even visible from a light

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polluted city you might even see the

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bright star speaker that will be just to

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the east of Jupiter Jupiter is the fifth

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planet outward from the Sun while earth

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of course is the third planet outward in

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the language of astronomers Jupiter is a

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superior planet in their outward order

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from the Sun the superior or exterior

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and Neptune like all the planets Jupiter

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always goes eastward in its orbit or

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counterclockwise if you're viewing from

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north of the solar system

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however as seen from Earth all superior

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planets spend a portion of each year

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moving westward in front of a backdrop

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of stars there's a very good chart that

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explains all of this much better than

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the spoken word can do you can find that

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chart later at UFO headline news calm it

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seems that when the earth in its smaller

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and swifter orbit swings by any superior

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planet that planet appears to be going

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backwards in its orbit relative to the

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backdrop of stars of the zodiac and this

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goes on for several months it's

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comparable to passing a car on the

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highway with that car appearing to be

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going backward relative to distant

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background of course you know that car

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isn't really going in Reverse neither is

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Jupiter is going to be moving eastward

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along the ecliptic again going towards

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speaka that brightest star in the

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constellation Virgo you probably won't

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discern much if any movement of jupiter

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in front of that stellar background for

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the next week or two but keep watching

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as jupiter moves toward speaka it's

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going to pass three degrees north of the

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star September 5th bottom line Jupiter

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this means the best time to see Jupiter

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in 2017 is now passed but you won't

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believe it if you gaze at the planet

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tonight

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yes that planet sparkles plenty from BGR

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news.com

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mic Waner brings us this rather stunning

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headline something in space is killing

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off entire galaxies when we think about

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the survival of the human race

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we often focus on making sure our planet

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stays alive and habitable but out there

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in the depths of space there are entire

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galaxies being killed off in a manner

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that is utterly perplexing to scientists

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so here comes a new paper it's a PDF

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from researchers working at the

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International Centre for radio astronomy

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research they address the odd and

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extremely troubling trend and attempt to

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propose an answer for what exactly is

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leading literally thousands of galaxies

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to die premature deaths after studying a

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whopping 11,000 galaxies in the general

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vicinity of our own scientists now

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believe that a process called Ram

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pressure stripping is leading the alien

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galaxies to be purged of their gas

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preventing new stars from forming and

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leading them to sputter out far faster

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than would be expected without adequate

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gas to power new star formation the

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galaxies simply get cold and die

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according to Tobey Brown the PhD

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candidate who headed this study during

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their lifetimes galaxies can inhabit

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halos of different sizes ranging from

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masses typical of our own Milky Way to

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halos thousands of times more massive

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Toby Brown continues quote as galaxies

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fall through these larger halos the

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superheated intergalactic plasma between

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them removes their gas and a fast-acting

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process called Ram pressure stripping

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and quotes he also says you can think of

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it like quote a giant cosmic broom that

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comes through and physically sweeps the

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gas from the galaxies if you remove the

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fuel for star formation then you

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effectively kill that galaxy and turn it

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into a dead object end quote

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that's a disturbing notion says Mike

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Weiner who writes this but he also says

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there's good ish news the process can

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take tens of millions of years to

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actually occur so even if you were

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galaxy where Ram pressure stripping was

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occurring you'd be long dead before it

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could actually affect you in any way

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that's reassuring

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right reassuring and mysterious speaking

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of mysteries let's segue to this

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striking headline caught on video

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mystery creature spotted prowling the

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foothills in the La Crescenta California

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area we picked this up from television

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station ktla.com this story carries a

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here we go the California Department of

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Fish and Wildlife is investigating after

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a mysterious ape-like creature was

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captured on cell phone video recently in

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the foothills near a hiking trail in La

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Jake Gardner and Jake spells at G AR di

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n er who works near the area spotted the

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animal while taking a stroll in the

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woods during his lunch break last week

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quote at first I heard a bunch of

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strange noises in the trees figured it

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end quote that's what Gardner told KTLA

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in an interview on Tuesday a still

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uneasiness though came over him he began

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to feel like something was out there

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watching him so Jake Gardner pulled out

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his cell phone and began recording as he

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tried to determine whether anything was

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out there at first he couldn't see

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anything out of the ordinary it wasn't

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until he checked the footage for a

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second time that he noticed something

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unusual however he wasn't quite sure

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what it was he'd captured on this video

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quote you can definitely see a torso and

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four limbs moving around and swinging

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around and quotes Gardner said he

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continued quote it's a pretty obvious

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kind of motion and quotes yes it is and

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at the time of this posting officials

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Wildlife don't know what exactly the

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animal is either but they have an idea

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quote we think it's a pretty good

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possibility that it is some kind of ape

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end quotes that's a quote from Andrew

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Hugin he's the spokesman for the

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if the creature is in fact an ape it

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could represent a serious public safety

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concern according to officials quote

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these animals are incredibly strong and

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they can very easily kill or seriously

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injure a person because if this does

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turn out to be an ape this animal is

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scared hungry out of its elements end

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quote and that's more quotes from Andrew

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Hugin the article goes on to say that

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it's possible this was someone's illegal

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pet at some point which would explain

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how this ape could have ended up in the

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Andrew Hugin said quote people import

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the animals as illegal exotic pets now

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animals can get out of control and they

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either escape or they get too unruly and

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the owners just let them go end quote

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officials say while there's no reason to

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be alarmed

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they are still warning people not to go

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into the wooded area looking for the

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creature yes so there are plenty of

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other woodland trails to hike in the

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area folks just don't pick that one not

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till they find out what this creature is

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and if this broadcaster is accurate at

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all we're thinking there are lots of

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folks out there who are saying oh please

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let it be Sasquatch Bigfoot yes fossils

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anyone here's an article written by

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Hannah Osbourne for Newsweek calm ninety

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nine million year old baby bird trapped

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in amber discovered in Myanmar

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researchers in Myanmar have discovered a

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99 million year old baby bird encased in

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amber the ancient hatchling died when it

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was just a few days or weeks old

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after a blob of sticky tree resin fell

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on it leaving half of its body frozen in

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time enter Jing Lida from the China

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University of geosciences Lida led an

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international team of researchers in

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analyzing this three inch specimen their

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study which was published in the journal

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bond wanna research that spell gon D waa

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and a will help scientists better

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understand the tooth birds that lived

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dinosaurs and how they differ from birds

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living today the amber in cases the bird

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skull neck a partial wing a hind limb

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and one foot the hatchling would have

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belonged to a group of birds with the

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hard-to-pronounce name called

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oh let's spell that e n a n TI o r n AI

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thi n es those guys were around during

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the Cretaceous period 145 to 65 million

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years ago they died out during the mass

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extinction event that killed off the

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dinosaurs the National Geographic

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society's expeditions Council partially

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funded this research the fossil was

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mined from the Quang Valley spelled hu

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ka w ng that's located in northern

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Myanmar scientists discovered the bird

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was unusual in several ways the

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structure of its wings was very similar

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to those seen in modern flying birds but

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it retained some features that are seen

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in more primitive theropods that group

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of dinosaurs from which modern birds

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eventually emerged Chen Guang curator of

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a museum in Yunnan an owner of the

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specimen told Jing hua the newspaper

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quote many people thought this was a

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lizard but the scales the thread like

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feathers and sharp claws on the feet

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were so noticeable that I thought they

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must belong to a bird

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end quote the team says its analysis

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indicates this bird would have been able

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to fly from birth meaning it was less

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dependent on its parents for care this

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is in contrast to modern birds today our

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most hatchlings remain in the nest

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before developing that ability to fly

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same Kauai from the University of Taipei

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said the bird appears to have been out

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hunting at the time of death vote there

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were no obvious signs of struggle the

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overall posture of the bird resembled

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hunting with its lifted body open claws

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and beak and spread wings it was

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possibly engulfed by falling resin at

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that exact moment it was hunting and

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quotes researchers believe the specimen

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provides the most complete view of a

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hatchlings plumage from the Cretaceous

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period discovered to date

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and that it provides an excellent

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reference point for comparisons with the

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body forms of other fossilized birds and

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feathers also found in amber they wrote

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in the study quote overall this new

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specimen brings a new level of detail to

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our understanding of the anatomy of the

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juvenile stages of the most species-rich

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clad of pre-modern Birds and contributes

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to mounting data that enantiornithine

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developed drastically differently from

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that of modern birds and quotes now

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let's see gentle listeners if it's

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possible to make a segue from an ancient

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baby bird trapped in amber to Egyptian

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mummy DNA well we think we can anyway

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here it goes headline scientists thought

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ancient Egyptian mummies didn't have any

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DNA left they were wrong Lizzie Wade

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wrote this for science Magog ancient

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Egyptian mummies preserve many details

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of the deceased facial features signs of

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illness even tattoos but not it seemed

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DNA after trying repeatedly to extract

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it many scientists were convinced that

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the hot desert climate and perhaps the

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chemicals used in mummification

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destroyed any genetic material long ago

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now a team of ancient DNA specialists

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has successfully sequenced genomes from

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90 ancient Egyptian mummies the

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game-changing results give scientists

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their first insight into the genetics of

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ordinary ancient Egyptians which change

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surprisingly little through centuries of

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conquests this sequencing success

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reported this week in Nature

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communications quote finally proves to

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everyone that there's DNA preserved in

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ancient Egyptian mummies and quotes that

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Albert Zink

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is a biological anthropologist at the

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Institute for mummy studies in bolzano

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italy he participated in a 2010 study

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that identified DNA sequences from 16

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ancient Egyptian royal mummies including

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Tutankhamun but that study used

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polymerase chain reaction a method that

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efficiently finds and

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structs targeted DNA fragments but

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cannot always reliably distinguish

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between ancient DNA and modern

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contamination the new study which was

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led by Johannes Kraus a geneticist at

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the Max Planck Institute for science in

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human history in Jena Germany used

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next-generation sequencing methods to

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read stretches of any DNA present in a

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sample and fish out those that resembled

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human DNA the complete reads allowed the

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team to spot telltale damage patterns

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associated only with ancient DNA

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according to Hannes Schroeder an ancient

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DNA researcher from the University of

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Copenhagen quote that makes the new

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analysis much more reliable it succeeds

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where previous studies on Egyptian

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mummies have failed or fallen short and

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quotes Johannes Kraus who has studied

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the DNA of Neanderthals Denisovans and

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prehistoric migrants to Europe recently

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gravitated toward ancient Egyptian

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mummies because of the Empire's

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tumultuous political history at various

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points it was conquered by Assyrians

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from the Near East Nubians from farther

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south along the Nile Persians Greeks and

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Romans among others but our question was

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did those foreign conquests have a

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genetic impact and quotes Kraus turned

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to a collection of 151 mummy heads from

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the ancient settlement of aboo-seer el

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Malik about 100 miles south of Cairo

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along the Nile the settlement was

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devoted to Osiris the god of the dead

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making it a popular burial spot for many

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centuries these heads were excavated and

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removed from their bodies in the early

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20th century they now reside in two

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collections in Germany one at the

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University of Tubingen and Berlin's

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Museum of prehistory and early history

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radiocarbon dating shows the mummies

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span 1,300 years of ancient Egyptian

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history during many of the foreign

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conquests and ultimately Egypt's

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incorporation into first the Greek and

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then the Roman empires whereas the

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mummies soft tissue contained almost no

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DNA the bones and teeth were chock-full

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of genetic material 90 of the

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the DNA once housed in mitochondria the

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power plants of cells mitochondria

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carries only a few genes but they're so

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plentiful that it's often easier to find

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their DNA than the single full human

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genome of a cell's nucleus still because

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mitochondrial DNA is passed down from

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mother to child it leaves out the story

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of the father's DNA the nuclear genome

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which contains DNA from both parents as

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far more informative

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unfortunately says Krause only a few of

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the mummies nuclear genomes were well

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preserved and even fewer passed the

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strict contamination tests his team

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ended up with nuclear genome samples

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from only three mummies each from a

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different time period and then Krauss's

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team compared the mummies mitochondrial

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and nuclear DNA to ancient and modern

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populations in the Near East and Africa

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they discovered that ancient Egyptians

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closely resembled ancient and modern

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Near Eastern populations especially

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those in the Levant

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what's more the genetics of the mummies

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remained remarkably consistent even as

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different powers conquered the Empire

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so says Yehia GAD a molecular geneticist

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at the National Research Center in Cairo

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and a founder of the Egyptian museum's

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ancient DNA lab quote it's possible that

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the mitochondrial genome simply don't

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record the genetic contributions of

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foreign fathers and quotes the three

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mummies with nuclear genome also show

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striking genetic continuity it's pointed

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out later however something did alter

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the genomes of Egyptians although the

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mummies contain almost no DNA from

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sub-saharan Africa some 15 to 20 percent

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of modern Egyptians mitochondrial DNA

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does reflect sub-saharan ancestry says

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Johannes Krauss quote it's really

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unexpected when we see this very late

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shift and quote cross suspects increased

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trade along the Nile including slave

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trade or the spread of Islam in the

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Middle Ages might have intensified

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contact between northern and sub-saharan

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Rikka a geneticist yosef Lazaridis of

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Harvard Medical School in Boston who

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studies how and when ancient populations

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mixed calls the new results quote a big

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accomplishment and quotes but he wonders

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how representative abou Tsar L Malik is

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of ancient Egypt as a whole

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vote Egypt is a big place and quotes he

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says other regions may have experienced

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these conquests in different ways some

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perhaps with more genetic mixing but

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these researchers now are hoping for

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more revelations to come quote now that

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it's been proven that it's possible to

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sample from mummies well there are

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literally thousands of mummies and

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quotes let's look at some of those

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thousands of UFO reports shall we well

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we'll start with one it's out of Tucson

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Arizona UFO stalker calm brings us this

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it's got a move on case number eight for

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279 for purposes of identification and

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tracking this event took place on the

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9th of June 2017 it got a same-day

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report in summary our witness offers

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intermittently white-green point of

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light observed hovering darting in a

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relatively confined part of sky above

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treeline sighting specifics go something

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like this the viewing distance unknown

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altitude treetop sighting duration seven

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minutes but the features on the object

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are simply described as unknown the

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flight path of this object was hovering

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then path and its shape was also unknown

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the witness has wonderfully put together

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this account in points one through six

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so that's the best way for us to read

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them to you here we go

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point one I was on my apartments balcony

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the coordinates available on request

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looking south west towards Sentinel peak

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it was visible in the distance the point

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two movements of this point of light

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caught my attention out of the corner of

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my eye point three at first I assumed

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this was a meteor but it didn't burn out

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or

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at the ground rather it stopped

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completely it hovered there for a few

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seconds and then it darted up and to the

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right point for this point of light was

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alternating between white and green very

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bright and it shone like a typical

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aircraft anti-collision lights while it

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was white now the green variation may

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suggest it's marking that starboard side

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of the aircraft however I never saw it

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turn red on the port side based on its

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flight manoeuvres I assumed I would see

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both sides of the craft its actions

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included hovering darting in a straight

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line and random abrupt yet smooth in

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other words a rigid 90 degree turn for

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example I observed it darting along the

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x and y axes I was not able to determine

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the z axis movement if any this is too

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technical for this broadcaster we need a

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reference book beside us but our witness

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continues this thing's flight activity

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was confined to below the tree line and

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not visible to up above 20 degrees above

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the horizon it was confined to the same

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roughly 10 degree area of the sky all of

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its flight activity occurred in that

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same small part of the sky with Sentinel

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peak showing directly behind it in the

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distance from my vantage point my

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observation lasted from exactly 140 to

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147 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time 0.5 what

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I felt was mainly curiosity it didn't

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seem real it was different than how I

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imagined a drone is able to fly it

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seemed to be too fast with odd movements

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it wasn't like a helicopter and it made

552
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no sound this thing turned green then it

553
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turned back to white I could not get a

554
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good read on the distance my best guess

555
00:24:10,910 --> 00:24:08,130
is point 25 miles I tried to record it

556
00:24:12,320 --> 00:24:10,920
on a very old iPhone but it didn't pick

557
00:24:15,650 --> 00:24:12,330
up this dot of light

558
00:24:17,960 --> 00:24:15,660
point 6 it dropped down the final time

559
00:24:21,290 --> 00:24:17,970
below the tree line could this be

560
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someone's toy I watched that small part

561
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of sky for another 40 or so minutes and

562
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it never reappeared indeed gentle

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listeners

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bad or indifferent drones are among us

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00:24:35,870 --> 00:24:33,730
certainly creating a new wrinkle in the

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what is that we're seeing in the sky

567
00:24:42,230 --> 00:24:39,040
category here's a sighting from Denali

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National Park and Preserve in Alaska

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MUFON Case number eight four two eight

570
00:24:50,370 --> 00:24:47,380
zero this took place actually last year

571
00:24:53,280 --> 00:24:50,380
2016 on the 24th of May

572
00:24:56,670 --> 00:24:53,290
could this be yet another anniversary

573
00:24:58,410 --> 00:24:56,680
ish sighting trigger something that says

574
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inside the witness got to get this

575
00:25:03,510 --> 00:25:01,840
reported well here's the summary one is

576
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the lights that appear above the clouds

577
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second is I don't know what it is there

578
00:25:11,670 --> 00:25:09,490
are photos and that's what the witness

579
00:25:14,400 --> 00:25:11,680
was referring to the viewing distance

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00:25:17,310 --> 00:25:14,410
under sighting specifics and altitude

581
00:25:19,290 --> 00:25:17,320
object features flight path shape all of

582
00:25:22,470 --> 00:25:19,300
those things simply are labeled unknown

583
00:25:24,390 --> 00:25:22,480
here's the account my husband and I were

584
00:25:26,790 --> 00:25:24,400
driving along the roads toward Denali

585
00:25:29,640 --> 00:25:26,800
National Park I took a picture of the

586
00:25:31,920 --> 00:25:29,650
clouds and mountains later while I was

587
00:25:34,770 --> 00:25:31,930
looking at these pictures I saw the two

588
00:25:36,930 --> 00:25:34,780
bright lights above the clouds there

589
00:25:39,930 --> 00:25:36,940
were no planes in the area and the light

590
00:25:41,280 --> 00:25:39,940
wasn't reflecting off of anything it

591
00:25:43,770 --> 00:25:41,290
seemed as though these looked like

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00:25:47,070 --> 00:25:43,780
headlights the lights disappeared

593
00:25:48,900 --> 00:25:47,080
quickly in the second picture and I sent

594
00:25:51,180 --> 00:25:48,910
an email to the National Park and never

595
00:25:51,810 --> 00:25:51,190
got a response but you can see it for

596
00:25:54,210 --> 00:25:51,820
yourself

597
00:25:58,320 --> 00:25:54,220
determine what you think this could be

598
00:26:01,410 --> 00:25:58,330
it looks like some sort of craft with

599
00:26:04,110 --> 00:26:01,420
legs I thought maybe this could be some

600
00:26:06,600 --> 00:26:04,120
sort of Observatory this broadcaster

601
00:26:08,820 --> 00:26:06,610
tosses in yes there's a round white dome

602
00:26:12,180 --> 00:26:08,830
shape to this thing in one of the photos

603
00:26:14,490 --> 00:26:12,190
back to the story I wrote to the park I

604
00:26:17,220 --> 00:26:14,500
sent a copy of the attached picture but

605
00:26:18,750 --> 00:26:17,230
they did not respond to my inquiry at

606
00:26:21,330 --> 00:26:18,760
first I thought maybe this could be a

607
00:26:23,250 --> 00:26:21,340
campground but then I don't believe

608
00:26:26,010 --> 00:26:23,260
people camp but this height in the

609
00:26:28,200 --> 00:26:26,020
mountains judge for yourself in the

610
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third shot we were flying over the

611
00:26:33,810 --> 00:26:30,670
mountains we noticed extremely bright

612
00:26:35,460 --> 00:26:33,820
shining objects on the ground again we

613
00:26:36,990 --> 00:26:35,470
didn't know if there was something on

614
00:26:39,600 --> 00:26:37,000
the mountain that could reflect that

615
00:26:41,070 --> 00:26:39,610
light our plane wasn't in the path of

616
00:26:42,960 --> 00:26:41,080
these reflective objects

617
00:26:44,850 --> 00:26:42,970
and the witness suggests then if we blow

618
00:26:47,999 --> 00:26:44,860
up the pictures we can see these

619
00:26:50,729 --> 00:26:48,009
mentioned items yes see them you can

620
00:26:54,840 --> 00:26:50,739
they are mysterious check them out via

621
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link at UFO headline news calm what

622
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we've checked out all the time zones all

623
00:27:02,970 --> 00:26:59,529
these clocks on the wall indicate we've

624
00:27:04,950 --> 00:27:02,980
got to fly because that's a wrap thank

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you for listening to inception Radio

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Network and off the beaten path our

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regular weekend feature here at

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