Mars!!! 128 million miles away. Listen to the sounds. FROM: Amazing Astronomy pic.twitter.com/QVljffkK33

— Domenico (@AvatarDomy) August 23, 2023

The JWST's first anniversary celebration image is of the closest stellar nursery to Earth: Rho Ophiuchi. It's a reflection nebula that's birthing stars the mass to the Sun or smaller. It's about 100 times as far as the closest star to us, Proxima Centauri. pic.twitter.com/C3uX9jXO6a

— Sophia Gad-Nasr (@Astropartigirl) July 12, 2023

A solar storm forecast for Thursday is expected to give skygazers in 17 American states a chance to glimpse the Northern Lights, the colorful sky show that happens when solar wind hits the atmosphere. https://t.co/RUdhhvjO53

— Local 4 WDIV Detroit (@Local4News) July 8, 2023

Why is the Earth’s gravity weakest in an area of the Indian Ocean? https://t.co/98fjMGgOuX

— Susan Jordan #SaveSheikhJarrah 🇵🇸 (@Moonbootica) June 28, 2023

Thank you @ImpossibleFoods for making my dream come true at long last. This calorie, fat, and sodium laden burger is hands down the most delicious on the market. I can’t wait for you to try it. My latest for @FastCompany. https://t.co/4pa8hsT4Ws

— Brian Kateman (@BrianKateman) June 21, 2023

The case for why our Universe may be a giant neural network https://t.co/yEr2lw36Ye

— Norm Clark (@Normsmusic) June 12, 2023

It seems to have gone down the memory hole, but here are other related videos.

I can’t believe how easily people blow this off. This is a credible guy, sharing some incredible information. Shouldn’t we at least talk about it? But even under the best of circumstances, a UFO whistleblower’s testimony is almost impossible to confirm. If the U.S. has actually been running a coverup and a sophisticated disinformation campaign for decades, why would they stop now?

Are the reporters covering this story just gullible fools? Who knows? It wouldn’t be the first time. But we’ve had so many people sharing similar information, including astronauts:

I don’t think ALL of them are crazy.

The destructive space rock was somewhere between 12.4 and 15.5 miles wide.https://t.co/9G75D8mNUh

— Live Science (@LiveScience) May 29, 2023