Colonizing Space | Next Step for Humanity | Full Documentary

Never before has a time in history been so significant to so many cultures, religions, scientists and governments.

Beyond 2012 looks past the apocalyptic world view of 2012 and presents a wide variety of evolving perspectives on the next age of global consciousness and techniques for social and ecological transformation.

Topics include Shamanism, Sustainability, Ecological Design, Green Technologies, Alternative Energy Systems, the Mayan Calendar, Psychic Evolution, Synchronicity, and a host of other subjects that deal with the mysteries, wonders and challenges facing all of humankind during this unprecedented age of transformation.

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UFO - Unexplained Files | Full Documentary

Countless mysterious objects have been caught by NASA’s cameras. Many astronauts have even reported seeing unidentified flying objects. In this special, we’ll reveal NASA’s top ten unexplained encounters using original footage and groundbreaking interviews with astronauts and scientists.

Can these phenomena be explained away through science and detective work? Or have NASA’s cameras potentially captured the first traces of extraterrestrial life?

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[ Purple Alien Eggs ] Found In Arizona Desert | Mysterious Spheres

What are these mysterious, translucent purple spheres that were recently found by the thousands in the Arizona desert? Anyone want to take a stab at what they are? I’ve posted a few of the comments from the story below. From KGUN9 in Arizona:

It was a normal Sunday in Vail for Geradine Vargas. Normal, until she and her husband stumbled upon something kind of weird. 

Thousands of tiny, purple-hued spheres piled in the middle of no where.

They were watery, some where translucent, and the pile was completely isolated. Gerardine was amazed, and she wanted answers.

We spoke to Darlene Buhrow, director of marketing at Tucson Botanical Gardens, who’s husband is a botanist. He said if these are something naturally occurring, they could be a slime mold or jelly fungus.

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Quantum Physics | Microscopic Universe | Documentary

Scientists are coming to an astounding conclusion. To make sense of outer space, we have to understand inner space, the microscopic matter
that forms the foundation of everything we see. But shrinking down billions of times into the realm of atoms and sub-atomic particles,
takes us into a strange, unexplored world.

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The Sun's Evil Twin | Nemesis | Dwarf Sun | Documentary

The Sun's Evil Twin

In 1983, a scientist named Richard Muller came up with an interesting theory to explain the almost regular interavals between mass extinctions on Earth.

Roughly every 26 million years, the Earth suffers a massive extinction event in which whole species and ecosystems disappear.  It's widely believed and accepted by the scientific community  that the extinction events are precipitated by the impacts of comets and asteroid impacts, but what Muller devised to explain the almost regular event was rather scandalous - what if the sun had an evil twin brother?

Muller theorized that, orbiting the sun at a great distance, is another star - possibly a red or brown dwarf which orbits the sun once every 26 million years at a distance of 1 to 3 light years (this is very distant when you consider that the closest known star, Proxima Centauri, is only 4.2 light years away!)  When the star, which Muller named Nemesis after the Greek goddess of divine retribution, gets close to the sun thanks to an irregular orbit, it disturbs the Oort Cloud, the grouping of icy comets and bodies at the edge of our solar system, and sends them on a collision course towards the inner planets.

But wait a minute, if Nemesis really is out there, why can't we see it?  According to scientist who support the theory, Nemesis is a brown dwarf star which is a fancy way of saying it's a failed star.  It would be too small to sustain nuclear fusion and would simply be nothing more than a big ball of gas making it dark and very hard to find.

However, Muller's theory does fall under some scrutiny.  No where in the known galaxy have astronomers found a star that orbits at the distance that he described.   For this and other reasons, support for the Nemesis theory has waned, but it hasn't died.

Who knows... future surveys may detect the star, but until then, whenever you look up at the night sky, think of the possible evil twin of our sun that may exist in a distant orbit, waiting to unleash yet another flurry of extinction upon our world.

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