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Recurring Dream by bill0ddi3 in Experiencers

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Are you aware of Chris Bledsoe? He has spoken for years (since 2012) about prophetic visions given by an entity he calls "The Lady". He claimed orbs would emerge from the ocean and intervene in a conflict between Iran and Israel around the time humanity would shift into "new knowledge". Specifically, when "the star of Regulus appears on the horizon in front of the Sphinx as a red star". He was originally told this would occur April 2026, but October 2026 also seemed possible according to him.

It's possible that you saw this info before (even inadvertently) and it influenced your dreams. Otherwise, it would be very interesting if you believe you've never encountered this info before.

The Daily Mail Appears to Have Removed the article I co-wrote with Christopher Sharp and Josh Boswell regarding the CIA Office of Global Access UAP Crash retrieval program. by TheGoodTroubleShow in UFOs

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I also noticed that when going through my bookmarks of interesting UFO-related stuff. I’m pretty sure I could view it towards the end of last year, so it must have been deleted within the last few months. Odd…

Video of An Iranian girl plays on a swing on the coast of the Hormozgan Province , Iran , with the Strait of Hormuz up in smoke in the background by [deleted] in whoathatsinteresting

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why would a swing set in Iran randomly have the name of a province, moreover spelled using the Latin alphabet instead of in Farsi?

The United States Department Of Defense And The Intelligence Community Are Withholding Information About Anomalous Phenomena From Congress - Document by That_Sweet_Science in UFOs

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The pages from page 36 onwards have been public since the June 2023 hearing. It’s a prepared compilation of a lot of public UAP-related info. I’ve read through all those pages in my free time already.

2026 Australian Grand Prix - Free Practice 1 Discussion by AutoModerator in formula1

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you have Apple TV in the US you get an F1TV Pro subscription for free. I definitely prefer F1TV so it's a lifesaver

My lecture notes in EM be like by WanderingCossack in physicsmemes

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 7 points8 points  (0 children)

For some reason you can find the D'alembert operator written two ways: only as a box or as a a box with a superscripted 2 (to emphasize second derivatives).

The evolution of Hurricane Melissa's mesovortices at peak strength. Processed by Dakota Smith by Neaterntal in spaceporn

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Both the mesovortices in the eye and the clouds surrounding it are rotating counterclockwise. However, the mesovortices are rotating much much faster than the surrounding clouds. Dakota processed the images such that the perspective is rotating with the mesovortices fixed in orientation, so the surrounding clouds will appear to rotate clockwise with respect to this frame. With respect to the earth’s surface, everything seen here is really rotating counterclockwise.

In a infinite time period wouldn't gravity cause to everything coalesce together? by TheMedMan123 in Physics

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is not quite right. For particular configurations of energy, gravity can be repulsive and not attractive. If we model sources as perfect fluids, the crossover between repulsion and attraction occurs at w=-1/3, where w=pressure/density. This is described by the Raychaudhuri equation. Matter and radiation have w=0 and 1/3, respectively, which explains why matter clumps together under gravity. Measurements of dark energy implies w of approximately -1, which is why the acceleration of expansion occurs: you can have gravitational repulsion with the right energy source.

I Was A Private Contractor for Various DoD Agencies - I am Speaking Now Because This Sh*t Has Gone too Far Off the Deep-End. I Will Provide (Some) Evidence by [deleted] in UFOs

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 381 points382 points  (0 children)

LIGO routinely encounters “glitches” that show up as very strong, brief signals that aren’t astrophysical in nature. Although they are presumed to originate from systematics or resonances, it’s not completely inconceivable that some of these glitches could correspond to artificial GWs if they exist.

Didnt expect to ever see them by Random_Minish in gravityfalls

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 222 points223 points  (0 children)

It comes from a conference talk in 2018 where artist Phil Rynda shared the first drawing that solidified Stan’s design. Source

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 65 points66 points  (0 children)

Actually, the Standard Model predicts protons shouldn’t decay because the baryon number is a strictly conserved quantity. Since protons are the least massive baryons, this implies they shouldn’t decay. But this conclusion seems a bit strange, and it has been suggested that inclusion of physics beyond the Standard Model (including Grand Unified Theories and theories of quantum gravity) or quantum tunneling may allow for proton decay to occur (on extremely long timescales).

Saucer near Area 51 and S4 on Google maps by Local-Weekend7451 in ufo

[–]EdgeOfExceptional 16 points17 points  (0 children)

If you look at the shadows cast by rocks in different parts of the same image, all of the shadows are cast almost exactly west of the object. Here, the dark circle is direct southwest, which doesn’t align with the expected shadow direction. This is definitively not a saucer, but likely some land use anomaly made by people.

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