RAAF Woomera Range Complex
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Nov 1, 2026
It Was on the Ground! Ten UFO Landing Cases from Across the World
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25:17Preston DennettHOST
He called his wife and three children out of the house to watch, and all five of them watched these two disks darting around for almost a half hour, during which time these objects changed constantly from red to blue.
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25:30Preston DennettHOST
Later, investigators from Woomera Rocket Range arrived to interview Percy and his family.
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25:36Preston DennettHOST
and reportedly came away convinced that the sightings were genuine.
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25:40Preston DennettHOST
The wave wasn't over yet.
Antimatter Achievement: Scientists Successfully Trap Positrons for Months
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8:32Stuart GaryHOST
In 2029, it will deploy a small 25kg four-wheeled Land Rover called Idafix, which will descend down to the Phobos surface and undertake preliminary observations, before MMX itself drops down to the surface, undertaking several touchdowns in 2030, collecting up to 10g of samples.
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8:51Stuart GaryHOST
These will then be loaded onto a return module, which will fly back to Earth in 2031, parachuting down into the Wilma rocket range in outback South Australia for collection by scientists.
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9:03Stuart GaryHOST
Dr. Sara Webb from Swinburne University says those samples will help answer key questions about the origins of both Martian moons, Phobos and Deimos.
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9:12Stuart GaryHOST
They're either captured asteroids from the nearby main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, or they're the remains of a debris ejector thrown out into orbit following a giant asteroid impact onto the Martian surface.
Antimatter Achievement: Scientists Successfully Trap Positrons for Months
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7:47Stuart GaryHOST
In 2029, it will deploy a small 25-kilogram four-wheeled Land Rover called Idafix, which will descend down to the Phobos surface and undertake preliminary observations, before MMX itself drops down to the surface, undertaking several touchdowns in 2030, collecting up to 10 grams of samples.
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8:06Stuart GaryHOST
These will then be loaded onto a return module, which will fly back to Earth in 2031, parachuting down into the Wilma rocket range in outback South Australia for collection by scientists.
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8:17Stuart GaryHOST
Dr Sara Webb from Swinburne University says those samples will help answer key questions about the origins of both Martian moons, Phobos and Deimos.
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8:27Stuart GaryHOST
They're either captured asteroids from the nearby main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, or they're the remains of a debris ejector thrown out into orbit following a giant asteroid impact onto the Martian surface.
Weekends with Luke Grant, 11 October 2026
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0:57Luke GrantHOST
The front page, amazing.
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1:00Luke GrantHOST
How about this one? The Chief of the Imperial General Staff Field Marshal Sir John Harding yesterday hinted at the possibility that troops will be used tactically in conjunction with atomic explosions at Australia's Woomera Range.
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1:18Luke GrantHOST
What? Atomic explosions? Now, Sir John went on to say he hoped to be there at Woomera when the explosions happened, but he said he didn't think he'd get there in time.
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1:29Luke GrantHOST
Gosh, you can be lucky, can't you? And how about this? Traffic over the Gladesville Bridge was held up for nearly three hours late yesterday when the stern of the freighter Hexham Bank hit the bridge.