In 86 More Days, Skynet Could Become A Reality, Pentagon Video, UFO Sighting News.

Now this is fun, or not. A 90 days from now (actually 86 now) AI will gain control of UAS or Unmanned Aerial Systems. This sounds like no big deal, but is clear that if a UAS has AI this AI is very advanced and might even escape its confines, expanding to do more, achieve more than it was suppose to do. Remember the movie Terminator where Skynet AI takes over? In the movie a gov AI algorithm takes over all military remote controlled and AI controlled devices, missiles, tanks, ect. To wipe out its biggest threat, human kind. Its not something I ever thought I would live to see, and yet, here it is, about to begin or at least, activated in 89 more days. If it grows, if its intelligence grows, it may not see us as the good guys any longer. Listen to CETCOm talk about it and decide for yourself. Has it begun? Clearly the US military has experimented a lot with this AI to give it such power.  But was it enough to know...can it be controlled? Every get a computer glitch, software glitch, a virus? Then you can see what can happen. Now understand this AI could soon gain control of US nuclear arsenal. How you feeling about it now? 

Scott C. Waring - Taiwan 

Ancient Bullet Found On Mars In Curiosity Rover Photo, NASA Source, UFO Sighting News.

Date of discovery: June 2, 2020

Location of discovery: Mars, Sol 701

Source photo: http://www.midnightplanets.com/web/MSL/image/00701/0701MR0029620000402259E01_DXXX.html

This photo was of very irritating to me. I had to take the original photo and remove the false color that NASA puts on most photos of Mars. Then I sharpened photo. 

What I found was something I didn't want to find...a bullet. This tiny projectile is longer than most bullets but does appear to still be unused. I see the head of the bullet which looks like is make from a  copper alloy. The lower part of the projectile is the the case which is quite long. The longer case means it could hold more gunpowder to propel the bullet further. The back part of the bullet has a square area which may have made each bullet manually loaded into the gun one at time, meaning the gun held only one shot at a time. 

It may be a sign of a great battle taking place long ago. A battle that very well may have destroyed mars itself. 
Scott C. Waring