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This week on The Gralien Report, Rio de Janiero’s 200-year-old National Museum was recently destroyed in a massive fire; it was a historic loss and one that involved a tremendous amount of history. Elsewhere, the Hubble Space Telescope has captured some excellent imagery offering details of Saturn’s massive auroras, and a new “mystery” of why cargo ships sink when their cargo suddenly liquefies is examined.
In hour two, we then shift our attention to the ongoing San Luis Valley studies that researcher Chris O’Brien is undertaking, along with a number of technically-minded compatriots who are seeking to apply science to the study of unusual things in our skies. The project, called the UFO Data Acquisition Project in The San Luis Valley, will soon be seeing action, and those interested in supporting this project can find the GoFundMe page here, and can see some of the project’s technology in action in this video.
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