The moon's unique characteristics and its anomalous orbit suggest it may be an engineered structure rather than a natural satellite.

Evidence from lunar missions indicates that the moon may have artificial materials, challenging our understanding of its formation.

We need to establish a science base on the Moon to learn more about the universe, similar to how we have bases in Antarctica.

The most unsettling idea about consciousness is how non-conscious matter in the universe can configure to create an experience of being from the inside, and the mystery of how that transition occurs keeps me up at night.

Gravitational waves are created when massive objects like black holes move, causing ripples in the fabric of spacetime that can be detected on Earth.

LIGO is like a gigantic musical instrument designed to record the shape of the ringing drum of spacetime, allowing scientists to listen to gravitational waves rather than just taking snapshots of them.

Gravitational waves are not light; they are emitted in the rippling of spacetime and can be likened to sound, as they can be detected in the human auditory range if one is close enough to colliding black holes.

In recent years, the consensus has shifted towards the belief that singularities can form under certain special initial configurations of water, although this has not yet been established.

There is something beyond the human body that is not accounted for in scientific models, which science must come to terms with to remain valid.