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Are we alone?/ Pentagon releases more declassified UFO files. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/pentagon-releases-more-declassified-ufo-files/ar-AA27Ewxy?ocid=xboxntp&pc=EDGEDSE&cvid=6a514986463743d48fcadf0acd6994c2&ei=12

Spiro-wormhole-graphing at an early age. Amazing, and who said you couldn't contribute to this thread. Evidence Dark energy may pour out of black holes. Good read https://www.msn.com/en-us/science/astronomy/astronomers-found-evidence-that-dark-energy-may-pour-out-of-black-holes/ar-AA27pUrS?ocid=xboxntp&pc=EDGEDSE&cvid=6a513a4616c04ad9ad70a7a0da6179c4&ei=22

Treating our Oceans as a dumping ground without any real way to know what the cumulative effects are going to be long term is irresponsible. The land and sea life around Fukushimi has to live or die with mankind's decisions. The same goes for ground water around West Valley, Ny. The rivers and lakes it could have a cumulative effect on and all the fish that call it home They have to live or possibly die with the decisions we make. When it comes to drinking water the cumulative dose matters: over decades, small annual contributions can add up. For example, drinking water with elevated radium‑226 and thorium‑232 can contribute 0.1–0.5 mSv/year to an individual’s effective dose. The argument that this could have actual health benefits is a big part of the problem IMO. Newborn Babies receiving the longest individual effective dose have to live with the decisions we make now.

According to the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation, "no adverse health effects among Fukushima residents have been documented that are directly attributable to radiation exposure from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant accident" Amazing job by all the brave Japanese men and woman who worked around the clock in the face of uncertainty. Environmental impact long term on the other hand is of great concern with decisions like this one. It tells you we have a problem everywhere with storing or in this case disposing of Radioactive waste. We really have no way of knowing what actually gets dumped. Dumping contaminated water into the Ocean is unacceptable... https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-04-13/fukushima-japan-dump-contaminated-radioactive-water-ocean/100065724

West Valley, NY is home to a population of only 489 people and really doesn't have much of a voice in the grand scheme of things. Having worked Nuclear in both Construction and Operations. Lived near them. Built, operated and handled properly, I am not against the idea of building more Nuclear Power Plants. The Nuclear industry has come a long way since the 1960's. Making sure West Valley's Radioactive Waste/material is managed and stored safely to protect the environment now and going into the future is a big part of being handled properly. I realize the site is old and was operating when the Nuclear Industry was young and reprocessing still in the experimental stages. I also can appreciate the efforts put forth to help protect the surrounding area from radioactive/ contaminated water. It's no easy task. I get it. We have to get this done properly people...

Woodstock in 1969, lol Nice

No, I have not, until now. LSD dramatically increases communication between brain regions that don’t normally talk to each other, so I could see how the long-term usage of hallucinogens from eating mushrooms could trigger mind expansion in early mammals. Good stuff PTR. Thank you Mr. Cave man. We will honor you with the continued consumption of psilocybin mushrooms for as long as mankind trips on earth. Amen 🙏 Speaking of trippy, about a quarter of mile from the possible Wormhole encounter in West Valley, Ny. Along Buttermilk creek, big oak trees are growing more outward instead of upward. Some of the bottom branches are laying on the ground and you can walk up them. Very old trees. Almost as If the pull of gravity was too much for them. Like something out of a fairy tale. I haven't seen anything even remotely like it. The creek itself has lots of gray clay. Areas you can sink fast like quicksand.

They grew well in Baxley Ga, so naturally I tried out some freshly picked mushrooms at the age of 16. I was with my best friends. We laughed so long and hard all night our faces hurt from laughing. Listening to the Beatles. No big bunnies but tripping our asses off.

Yes, and If I was 16 instead of 8 a distinct possibility here lol I realize how fantastical a giant rabbit makes the encounter sound. Probably just an Innocent bystander. The rabbit size magnified/ distorted by the wormhole. (Another clue)

LSD before the Wormholes does make perfect sense my friend, lol

Yes, and possibly this only a few miles away. If a wormhole did open up, the close proximity to NFS suggest something Nuclear related back in the 1960's may have helped trigger the opening. (speculation) Nuclear fission can produce electromagnetic fields indirectly through the motion of charged particles and the emission of gamma radiation. One of the two ingredients needed for author Serat Saad first-year PhD student in astronomy theory to work.

When it comes to something like Wormholes it's not like we have anyone with expertise on the subject. I'm looking for scientific answers on something my late older brother and I encountered in West Valley, New York back in the late 1960's. The only thing I've found that could toss a memory 30 some years into the future would be the possible effects of time dilation. It points to Wormhole. The distorted image of an enlarged rabbit also points to Wormhole in my humble opinion. I don't have to be an Albert Einstein mathematically to reach this conclusion.

You might enjoy watching this https://www.msn.com/en-us/science/physics/the-hidden-truth-behind-wormholes-what-science-brings-to-light/vi-AA23EDkQ?ocid=xboxntp&pc=EDGEDSE&cvid=6a4c392584a84c5ea9fa97fb51fd66e6&ei=26

Bears like fruits and berries through the summer then nuts, acorns as winter approaches. Planting more of them on the outskirts of town beats reverting back to open dumps so bears can eat well.🤷‍♂️ Our bears never seem to bother pets or people. Smart animals. They've learned to adapt...

Looking for food, I guess. Our trash service supplies big heavy duty containers, but easy enough to flip open the top. Although I haven't heard any complaints. It may have more to do with the wooded areas in town that extend out of town. My neighbor behind us has about 30 acres, mostly woods. Even bigger wooded area behind our neighbors across the street. Few hundred acres...