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Joao, I completely agree with all your points. Most UFO sightings are either scams or natural phenomenons. In most cases I don't think they have anything to do with demons. As you say, what interest would demons have in making people believe in alien life? Life in other planets doesn't prove anything about God's existence. Of course God would have created that life the same as he did on earth.

Yes, the end is not near, it is here!!!

but the information that exists on UFO's doesn't prove anything. If they wanted to use those things it should have been more clear. I just think this reports of ovnis have natural explanations, and there are several possibilities besides supernatural causes (But if in the next release of docs there are videos of human like creatures with high definition recordings, then I believe on demonic manifestations) On a side note, I don't believe the existence of life on other planets disproves the bible, Jehovah could have created vegetation for example, in other places, before creating Adam. What doesn't exist is intelligent life like humans I believe in this because I believe that God's purpose for humans is not limited to the planet Earth but to entire Physical Universe - but this is for another topic

I agree, however if people believe that life developed on other planets, then why believe in God and a ransom sacrifice?

Hubble Survey Sets Up Roman’s Future Look Near Milky Way’s Center Released: 11 May 2026 10am ID: 2026-201 This large-scale program provides a springboard to help interpret future Roman data. One of the core community surveys of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, the Galactic Bulge Time-Domain Survey, is expected to locate over a thousand exoplanets that orbit far away from their stars, beyond the orbital distance of Earth from the Sun. Although Roman hasn’t launched yet, astronomers already are gathering useful supporting data by utilizing NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, which could assist astronomers in analyzing Roman data... This survey consists of six 72-day observing seasons during which Roman will take a snapshot every 12 minutes of a large portion of the bulge (approximately 1.7 square degrees of the region, or the area of 8.5 full moons). While it will detect a variety of targets, the survey is optimized to look for a specific type of event known as microlensing. Article Link: https://www.stsci.edu/contents/news-releases/2026/news-2026-201.html?utm_source=roman&utm_campaign=inbox_astronomy&utm_id=2026-201#section-id-3 Video Description [4m 7sec]: This video shows a zoom into the Milky Way’s galactic bulge near the galactic center. As it zooms in, the view changes from the near-infrared 2MASS survey to the VISTA VVV survey (both ground-based). At the conclusion of the zoom, part of the region of the galactic bulge that will be surveyed by Roman’s Galactic Bulge Time-Domain Survey is highlighted with five stacked fields of view. (Roman will also observe a sixth field at the galactic center that is not shown here.) ED: After watching the video, I'm reminded how little we know. More data is coming in that we cannot keep up with it. Pic Description Top: This near-infrared image from the ground-based VISTA VVV Survey shows the galactic bulge near Sagittarius A* (pronounced “A star”), the black hole at the Milky Way’s center. The region, outlined in white, shows five stacked fields of view from NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope that will be observed as part of its Galactic Bulge Time-Domain Survey, one of its three core community surveys. (Roman will also observe a sixth field at the galactic center that is not shown here.) Prior to Roman’s launch, a team of researchers sought to use Hubble to capture the same regions in preparation for potential microlensing events. Pic Description Mid: A follow-up observation by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope shows a field containing a microlensing event that was captured by the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE) in 2013. This provides an example of how a Hubble image could be used to analyze future microlensing events spotted by NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. In gravitational microlensing, the gravity of a foreground object acts as a lens, magnifying and distorting the light of a background star when the two objects align in the sky. Pic Description Bot: This graphic illustrates a microlensing event, which occurs when the light from a distant object warps as a mass, such as a star (depicted here) or a stellar-mass black hole, precisely aligns in front of that object. In this image, a red, foreground star intervenes between the telescope, acting as the “lens,” bending, and magnifying the light of the yellow background star. Unlike some gravitational lensing events, which occur at the scale of galaxies or galaxy clusters, microlensing events occur on a much smaller scale, such as that of individual stars. The lensing effect is, therefore, much smaller. This image also provides a representation of what the background star would look like to a telescope in a microlensing event. Because of the curvature of space around the background star (represented by the white arrows that curve around it in the image), the background star appears to increase in brightness as the event begins before decreasing in apparent brightness as it falls out of alignment. The graph at bottom plots the apparent brightness of the background star over time. Credits: NASA, ESA, Alyssa Pagan (STScI), Sean Terry (UMD), Jay Anderson (STScI), Joyce Kang (STScI)

I don't think the point would be the belief in intelligent life elsewhere, necessarily, I think just as in a court of law, the M.O. would be just to create enough reasonable doubt in what we are taught to question the veracity of the Bible, and thus of Jehovah's sovereignty itself. In these days, "proof" is no longer what we can see, as AI is going to make this even harder. my two pennies, at least.

That had a purpose, what purpose is there for demons being the cause of ufo's? deceive people to believe there are inteligente creatures out of this planet? if that's the case they're doing a terrible job Of course I can't be sure but I just don't believe in it

Well, that is sad. 😢

We are on track to be either hottest or second hottest for 2026, I know it doesn't look like it right now, it will take a turn soon. 2026 is trending towards an alignment of all 3 Ocean basins to be positive at the same time, which is a rare event. The Equatorial Pacific Ocean is Positive for 2026 The North Atlantic Oscillation is looking to be headed to positive forecast this year The Indian Ocean Dipole also showing heading to positive forecast this year April 2026 Global Temperature Update, 3rd Warmest April on Record +1.43°C Temperature Mean April (1880-1920)NASA Current record (2024) (+1.59C) Second (2025) (+1.51C) +1.48°C👇 For the Year Hottest year (2024) 1.56c Second hottest year (2025) 1.46c Third hottest year (2023) 1.45c +1.42°C👇 Last 12 Months

OK, we have definitely come to the end of civilization as we know it! Spring & Mulberry chocolate recall expands over salmonella risk | Fox Business Work with me here ... The real problem is not the chocolate recall, but that someone thought replacing sugar with dates was a good idea!

My NWP actually just updated to 4.0.10.

Figured out the issue, our display driver was outdated, the one thing we didn't check lol

Update 409 is available. It has a Refresh Data option in the About section that I hadn't noticed before.

New minor update for NWS is available and CLM schedule for September is fixed

I think John makes a good point, but the only problem for many is the cost, since all Apple equipment is expensive. I bought an iPad Air 6 recently with 256Gb main storage and other useful features like a floating window option to have multiple apps up together. The cost in the UK for the model I have was £799. The basic iPad, that you mention is currently £329 in the UK and offers many features that would likely satisfy your needs. Android tablets offer similar on a like for like basis, but Apple may have the better reputation for security.

Perhaps we can write to an organization requesting that they add this feature?

Thank you for sharing the issue that you had. I have tried to remedy this. Tag name should no longer be truncated and also there is a filter so you can search for certain tags as well as breaking the tags up and lots of 50 so that you can scroll through them. Hopefully this should stream a lot faster for you. Unfortunately, the multi-language support has caused quite a bit of memory usage, but I feel it's important to make it more accessible to as many people as possible.

Back to the future 2015 called and want its hooverboard back 😁

Believe me my sis, false stores doesn’t always come from only media. It can come within your congregation.

Bottom line, believe media, or Jehovah’s organization?

It sounds reasonable. If you could find one with 256 GB data storage, I would feel better. If the price is good, the specs are acceptable.

I'm at a point that I need to purchase another iPad, mines will not update to ios16, and it prohibits me from getting certain apps, just wondering if I can get your input on this one; Screen size 11 in Data storage 128 GB Battery life 10 h Processor A16 Display Retina Display OS iPadOS Brand Apple Features Fingerprint Reader, Front-Facing Camera, Rear-Facing Camera, Touch ID, Scratch-Resistant Proc. speed 3.46 GHz Ram memory 6 GB Native resolution 2360x1640 Color Silver Assembled product weight 2.02 lb Wireless Wi-Fi Wireless Bluetooth Inputs & outputs Inputs - USB Type-C & Outputs - DisplayPort Rear cam mpx 12 MP Front cam mpx 12 MP Virtual assistant Siri Edition year 2025 Accessories included USB-C Charge Cable (1 meter), 20W USB-C Power Adapter Assembled product dimensions (l x w x h) 2.05 x 7.52 x 10.35 in Cellular tech None

We’re a planet full of Ferengi! Of course they will!

Br Joel, a sister told me just today that all she had was something like your picture. This really helped me better understand what she was talking about.

If their logical, they'll just turn around and keep moving.