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- Two peer-reviewed papers led by Beatriz Villarroel analyze Palomar Sky Survey data and suggest light flashes from 1949–1958 may indicate artificial objects in space.
- Experts caution that artifacts on photographic plates are likely explanations, underscoring uncertainty.
- The Vera C. Rubin Telescope will begin a ten-year survey, potentially revealing millions of cosmic events.
- NASA’s Habitable Worlds Observatory will advance the search for life, and Adam Frank urges transparent investigations of UFOs.
