Why Astronomers Are Interested In This Mysterious Signal - CNN

A weird leak from The Guardian has captivated forteans, anomalists, and greyfaces alike. Bringing this intriguing item to the masses, Don Lincoln does a pretty darned good job explaining why this signal from the direction of Proxima Centauri is captivating so many. Just ignore the blithe dismissal in the 6th paragraph. While puny humans lack the tech for a four-year mission to Proxima, we better be happy searching closer to home. Rhyming with our lead item, Nicole Karlis lays out Why Some Scientists Believe Life May Have Started On Mars. Say what? And they're scientists, not cranks and nutjobs? It's a provocative argument for a sample return mission, the continuing controversy surrounding ALH 84001, and getting boots on the ground to suss out fossils amidst all those rusty rocks. While our kids and grandkids are farting around in the dust, Nick Redfern wants to you to know about The Mysterious "Trees" of the Red Planet. Yes, Nick tips his hand using those quotes but it's Nick Redfern! Dig the crazy story and photographic evidence behind extraterrestrial banyans on the red planet, and why they continue to tantalize us well into the 21st century. (CS)

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