Former NASA astronaut’s close encounter with mysterious metallic orbs in airplane raises questions
Former NASA astronaut Leroy Chiao encountered two metallic spherical orbs near his plane over Texas in August.
The orbs, roughly three feet in diameter, flew at 20 feet distance and were not detected on radar or transponders.
Chiao speculates the objects could…
A Guatemalan migrant, who entered the U.S. in 2018, allegedly set a woman on fire on a NYC subway, killing her.
The suspect was previously detained by border patrol but released; his legal status remains unclear.
The crime highlights flaws in Biden’s open borders policy, which has led to increased illegal crossings.
Critics argue the…
Red Sea shootdown: Did the Houthis play a role in the U.S. navy’s ‘friendly fire’?
A US Navy F/A-18 fighter jet was shot down over the Red Sea by the USS Gettysburg, part of the same Carrier Strike Group, in what officials call an "apparent case of friendly fire."
CENTCOM attributes the incident to "fog…
Trump threatens to retake control of Panama Canal, combat Chinese influence and unfair treatment to American companies
President-elect Trump's Concerns: Outraged over "exorbitant" passage fees, Trump threatens to retake the Panama Canal from Panama.
History and Treaty Background: The canal was transferred to Panama in 1999 through the Torrijos-Carter Treaties signed by President Jimmy Carter.…
Trump’s surprise move: U.S. withdraws from the WHO amid global pandemic concerns
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the international community, former President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will be withdrawing from the World Health Organization (WHO). This decision, which comes as a surprise to many, is rooted in…
Trump demanding NATO members spend 5% of GDP on defense – may impose TARIFFS on allies that do not pay up
President-elect Donald Trump wants NATO members to increase their defense spending to at least five percent of GDP.
NATO allies are already in agreement about increasing defense spending to at least three percent of…
Goldman Sachs predicts China's massive gold purchases could push the price of an ounce of gold up to $3,000 by the end of 2025.
Central banks around the world purchased 64 tons of gold in October, with China officially purchasing the most at around 55 tons – a number believed to be 10 times less…
Cory Endrulat and Jim Gale on Decentralize TV: The RESILIENCE of nature and humanity
Hurricane Milton caused widespread destruction, but it also highlighted the inherent resilience and adaptability of both nature and human beings as described in this episode of "Decentralize.TV."
Stories like the surviving raccoons and regrowing banana trees illustrate nature's capacity for recovery…
Google unveiled quantum chip Willow, which performed in under five minutes a task that would take current supercomputers 10 septillion years to complete.
Google suggests the quantum computer leverages parallel universes, supporting David Deutsch's theory. However, this interpretation is controversial and disputed by critics like physicist Ethan Siegel.
Willow has 105 qubits, a significant upgrade from…
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) passed a bipartisan Junk Fees Rule in a 4-1 vote to combat hidden fees in live-event ticketing and short-term lodging industries, requiring businesses to disclose total prices upfront, including mandatory fees.
The rule aims to save consumers up to 53 million hours annually and an estimated $11 billion over the…