￼ Luis Elizondo on a UFO disclosure media blitz described a top pentagon official’s objections to the study of the UAP phenomenon as demonic. We feel that even if this were the truth we should not shut our minds off to knowing.

Any Day in June

4n Powers

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See The Blood

It Just Goes

The mummy of Nesyamun, an Egyptian priest from 11th-century BCE Thebes, has been preserved for over 3,000 years. In a groundbreaking yet controversial project, researchers used CT scanning, 3D printing, and sound synthesis to recreate a single vowel-like sound from his vocal tract. This aligns with Nesyamun’s own inscriptions, which express his wish to "speak again" in the afterlife.

The present track includes a sample of this recreated sound, offering a rare and haunting glimpse into his ancient world. However, this effort has sparked intense criticism. While some hail it as a marvel of modern science, others argue it trivializes Nesyamun’s legacy and may even constitute a desecration of his remains. Questions of consent, cultural sensitivity, and the scientific value of such reconstructions linger, leaving us to reflect on the ethical limits of exploring the voices of the past.

Here is the sound of Nesyamun’s voice: "eeh."

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