Here is a compilation of a few “evidence” that is said to strengthen the belief of those who are passionate about the existence of UFOs and aliens: Unexplained stories about UFOs 1. Captain William Schaffner Incident, North Sea On September 9, 1970, Royal Air Force pilot William Schaffner was flying over the North Sea when he spotted a strange object in front of his plane, hovering over the water in the North Sea. He decided to investigate, but a few minutes later radio contact with Captain Schaffner’s plane was lost. Schaffner’s plane was later found on the seabed. However, the dome was closed and there was no trace of the pilot. No one knows what might have happened to the captain. (Photo: Marca) 2. The incident Tehran, Iran On September 19, 1976, Iranian military forces detected an unidentified flying object in the sky over the capital Tehran. When two Iranian air force jets approached the mysterious object, the pilots lost radio contact with the ground. When preparing to fire at the UFO, their weapon system also failed. Only after leaving the vicinity of the strange ship did they resume full control of their aircraft. 3. The Lights of Rendlesham Forest, England The Rendlesham Forest Incident is the name given to a series of scenes that occurred in 1980 following an alleged landing of an unidentified flying object in Rendlesham Forest. The British Ministry of Defense has never considered this event a threat to national security. Therefore, the incident was never formally investigated. 4. US Navy encounters UFOs The encounter occurred during a combat exercise conducted in the Pacific Ocean off the southern coast of California on November 14, 2004. (Photo: History) Pilots of six F/A-18 Super Hornets reported detecting “something” in mid-air, and on radars of US Navy ships and other fighters in the area also appeared. this flying object”. In 2014-2015, fighter pilots of the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier strike force also reported recording sensors that detected unidentified aerial objects. Amazing images of UFOs In 2016, the US Intelligence Agency (CIA) released a number of photos of mysterious flying saucers that had appeared in the past that the agency had never made public before. The UFO photo was recorded by Stock in 1952 in New Jersey, USA. At about 4:30 p.m. on July 29, 1952, Mr. Stock was sitting in his yard with a friend when they saw a strange object appear in the sky. He ran into the house to get a camera and took 5 pictures of this UFO. The mysterious object flew at an altitude of about 60m, then accelerated and disappeared. The flying saucer was then described as possibly made of metal, solid and had a transparent dome-shaped upper part. Stock and friends say that the disc is blue or blue, makes no noise and is about 10 meters wide. The image was taken on October 20, 1960 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Another image released by the CIA is a strange, large, glowing disc, believed to have been taken on October 20, 1960 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. This image has never been confirmed to contain any content, but it is believed to be one of the first examples of so-called “stealth UFOs”, the term referring to flying saucers hiding in the clouds to avoid was discovered. Pentagon admits UFOs In May 2019, the Pentagon admitted it was investigating UFOs after naval pilots claimed to have recorded UFOs during training exercises in 2004 and 2015. The program to investigate and study threats from unidentified flying objects (UFOs) took place from 2008 to 2011 and cost up to 22 million USD of the US Department of Defense. This is the first time the Pentagon has acknowledged the existence of this program. (Photo: Defense) In 2020, the Pentagon officially released three short videos showing UFOs, previously released by a private company. The footage, titled “FLIR1”, “GIMBAL” and “GOFAST” was captured by a camera on a US military jet. The videos show what looks like an unidentified flying object moving very fast under the infrared camera. Two of the videos feature officers marveling at the speed of the unidentified flying object. One of them speculated that the object could be a drone. NASA discovers thousands of exoplanets NASA has confirmed the number of extrasolar planets (exoplanets) in the thousands, and we can expect that number to continue to grow as we improve the technology that spaceflight can travel. into other regions of space. (Photo: Insider) This opens up the meaning: There are thousands of known planets that have not been discovered for a long time; and several other planets waiting to be discovered that could be in potentially habitable environments. Existence of the Search Institute for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute was founded by Carl Sagan and Jill Tarter, two American astronomers who believe there is more interplanetary life than we thought. (Photo: SETI Institute) SETI’s mission is to “discover, understand and explain the origin and nature of life in the universe, the evolution of intelligence.” The institute’s brilliant minds are working day and night to find ways to trace it. life and aliens in outer space. Another scientific organization searching for intelligent life in the universe actually exists on Earth. It’s proof of how seriously humans care about “aliens”.

The caste system, the division of rich and poor, the dowry custom, the cremation custom in India, the horrible unsanitary life on the Ganges River were shared by the female writer in her travel book “Lonely on Everest”. “. On the occasion of the Covid-19 earthquake raging violently in India, writer Di Li shared his experiences about this country on his personal Facebook page. VietNamNet would like to introduce to readers: Writer Di Li visits the Victoria Museum in Kolkata, India (photo: Di Li) Criticizing poor and dirty India: a half perspective The number of deaths from Covid in India has reached 4,529 cases / day (an incomplete number), the highest in the world since the beginning of the epidemic season until now. Indians have the custom of cremation, so if people die too much, they will break branches in the park and burn their bodies on the sidewalk, poor people can’t buy firewood and can’t steal branches from the park. then stealthily carry the body of a relative to the door of the funeral home, throw it, then abandon the body and run for someone else, or more simply, let the body be thrown into the Ganges River to float. The virus in the body just mixes with the river water and then drifts downstream wherever it goes, whoever it sticks to next, while the water of the Ganges River still travels throughout Asia. I have been to India 4 times (March 18 last year was canceled because of India’s blockade due to Covid-19, not 5 times). Trot has already changed money, so there is still a pile of rupees in the drawer. Because India is a passion, a destination that I can fly to several dozen times in my life. In short, every time I make a fuss, I buy a ticket to India. Many people think that India is dirty and poor, Indians are ugly, Indian boys are fierce, India is backward, India is uncivilized… but only half of it has been seen. In New Delhi, there are many greener, cleaner, more beautiful places than Europe, with great buildings dating back many centuries. India is the world’s second silicon valley and is set to overtake the US in computing software capacity. The place that produces the most movies is Bollywood, not Hollywood. The countries that own the most Miss Universe in the world, in addition to a few South American countries, there is also India. India has many beautiful people, because they are multi-racial. The young man covered in a scarf who looks like a football star is a tuk tuk driver in the village in Jaipur – photo taken in 2013 (photo: Di Li) For example, two young men I met and took random pictures in Jaipur. The young man with a scarf who looks like a soccer star is a tuk tuk driver in the village (I only took portraits because if I scrolled down… he was wearing ripped pants). The Indian guy with dark glasses that I (Di Li) took with me was a street vendor, making the whole crew bewildered because he looked like a Hollywood actor” -(photo: Di Li) The guy with the dark glasses I took with him was a street vendor, making our whole group bewildered because he looked like a Hollywood actor. He offered to buy goods, I stood dumbfounded because he asked in turn in English, French, German, Italian to see if I knew what language I could speak, so I would communicate in that language. Indian men are actually the gentlest of the countries I’ve been to, and even the salesmen are often humble and poor. Even scolded did not dare to react. In Vietnam, if you scold, you will be beaten back. I used to travel across North India and a few times to New Delhi, traveling all by myself but still safe, and not being watched by anyone as people say. India is one of the world’s earliest philosophies, the cradle of culture, architecture and art, one of which is Buddha. The world’s richest people and the world’s best playboys are also concentrated in India. In 2018, the daughter of tycoon Mukesh Ambani got married (Ambani is the richest person in Asia and the fourth in the world with a fortune of 40 billion USD, even surpassing Bill Gates in one year), the money for mosaic wedding invitations alone. encrusted, calculated in Vietnamese currency has cost hundreds of billion. The price of extremism But unfortunately, India is an extreme country, in this place it seems that there are only two concepts. Either very nice or very ugly. Either extremely gentle and shy, or extremely aggressive and perverted. Either very clean or extremely dirty. Either extremely intellectual or illiterate. Either so rich or so poor that they can’t afford firewood for cremation. Either extremely civilized or extremely backward (so much so that now many villages still maintain the custom of widows burning themselves with their husbands). Either extreme meditation, peaceful mind and body (the birthplace of Yoga), or extreme lust (also the birthplace of Kama Sutra). The landscape is extremely cold (the Himalayas) and extremely hot (the Great Indian desert). The food is either amazing (just brought to the mouth, must be spit out) or extremely delicious. India has the most luxurious hotels in the world for guests to stay there as ecstatic as the land of ecstasy and there are also slums that are considered as hell on earth. All this polarization is due to the five caste system that has persisted in India from BC until now. If someone is dirty, ugly, poor, illiterate, or ignorant, their descendants will be passed down for hundreds of generations. But it’s very rare like other countries that from a shoe shine boy to become a billionaire, from the son of an illiterate mother who can become a scientist, from a hired dishwasher to become a beauty queen, from unacknowledged adopted son to deputy prime minister. In India, the monks and nuns sweep banyan leaves, and there are rare cases of jumping from one caste to another. Most of the time, trying to come up, they were drowned so they couldn’t open their eyes. So the tourism slogan given by India itself is as true as they claim to be “Incredible India”. Covid-19 when it came to India it was also weird according to this country, it mutated and increased virulence, and of course it excluded the rich. Because the rich, they take a private plane to the Maldives or Dubai to stay in a 6-star resort to avoid illness, when the epidemic is over, they will return. They sunbathe, shop for diamonds, drink cocktails under the stars at night and post pictures on Facebook. If you are poor, you will suffer everywhere, whether East or West, whether Buddhist or Christian, feudal or modern, hierarchical society or democratic equality. When something happens in the country, war, coup, epidemic, economic crisis, natural disaster, climate change, the poor receive enough. They are the most vulnerable in society. And India has many poor people. No matter how high GDP is, it is only in the hands of the billionaire elite. On the 7th of last year, I was still in India. At that time, seeing the news at home, they rushed to buy masks but sold out, so the last day the group went to the market not to buy any gifts but just bought a bunch of masks to bring back. The Indians found that very strange, shrugging their shoulders in surprise because at that time there were no cases in India. But at that time I said: If Covid-19 spread to India, the whole country will be infected, the number of cases will lead the world. The poet Nguyet Vu who accompanied me later kept saying that my words were… prophetic. Poor thing, it’s not a prophecy, India is always full of people every day, it looks like a Zombie movie, it’s strange that it’s not infected. The world keeps scolding India for not locking down. But they couldn’t do that. Thousands of Indians still bathe in the Ganges River in Haridwar during the Kumbh Mela festival despite the Covid-19 epidemic Firstly, India has many of the world’s leading religious festivals. People die right next to them how they do not know, but still several tens of thousands of Indians bathe together during the religious festival of Kumbh Mela. No one wants to wear a mask. They poured water on them from the Ganges River, then buried their faces in the viscous cow dung and told the gods to help them. They would rather die from Covid-19 but definitely refuse to give up their pilgrimage. The Prime Minister also cannot ban the festival because the power of the Brahmin priests here is supreme (Is the first of the 5 castes). Called the king’s magic to lose to the village rules. Our festivals also gather as many people as in India, but the Party and Government ask people to stay at home right away, and the whole country listens. Countries that have prided themselves on long-standing democracies can’t do that. Because the people above told them not to listen, people also scolded for more, not to mention asking people to declare and trace Covid-19. In the epidemic situation, this is called the other side of democracy. Mr. Ram Vriksha Gaur, one of the directors of the popular TV series “8-year-old bride” went bankrupt due to the epidemic, had to sell vegetables and fruits. Second, India’s poverty rate is very high. If the blockade, it is likely that the number of people starving to death is higher than dying from Covid-19. For example, Ram Vriksha Gaur, one of the directors of “8-Year-Old Bride”. The epidemic made him bankrupt, so he had to drive a car to sell vegetables. It is not surprising that the Indian variant of Covid will spread to the whole world, especially Africa. At that time, it was normal for middle-class people to go bankrupt. So if you guys go away for a holiday, don’t wear a mask during the trip, come home and hide from the declaration, then carry your body around and go out in contact with other people, then only the poor will hurt the most. Because if the epidemic breaks out, the poor will not be able to sell baskets of vegetables and fruits. According to media reports, if vaccinated diligently, it will also take India … 10 years to fully vaccinate more than 1 billion of their people. The story of India makes me see nothing too optimistic about the current Covid-19 situation. Because the first logic is that only when the vaccine is given enough around the world, travel between countries will be completely free. As long as there is still a country with Covid-19, it will spread back and forth, even adding new strains for which a vaccine will not solve the problem. The second logic is that the land border between countries (except for the island countries) is often open for hundreds of kilometers, the whole field is not empty, so it is normal to spread each other. Now India, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia are considered defeated. Soon it will be Nepal’s turn to fall, a country with a high population density, poor health care, poor sanitation and unfortunately shares a very long border with India. If anything happens, the outcome could be even worse than India, because they are much poorer than India, traffic is no different from Indiana Jones movies, it is difficult to get aid and supplies. This is really heartbreaking because these are the two countries that I love the most.

A few days ago, the account of the magazine W Han released a series of photos of Rosé (BLACKPINK) inside the May issue with a quote about an exclusive interview Saint Laurent’s creative director Anthony Bacarello and woman idol . The interview with Anthony Bacarello reads: “ Rosé is the future girl of Saint Laurent, the way she lives, the way she leads fashion and the way she presents herself in public is amazing. ” Many people believe that based on what Saint Laurent’s Creative Director said, Rosé is not currently the official brand ambassador of the company, but in the future, this position will definitely not “slip”. out of the female’s hand idol . When asked about Anthony Bacarello, Rosé also said: “ If I were a good muse to him then great, it would be good if he could get a lot of inspiration from me. ” According to Rosé, she is one of Anthony Bacarello’s muses, and she is doing well in this role. Saint Laurent has also never officially announced that Rosé is the brand ambassador of the brand in the mass media. But from what Creative Director Anthony Bacarello said and the huge impact Rosé has had on its product sales over the past few years, Saint Laurent cannot find another qualified artist. brand ambassador over Rosé.

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Just because he looked like a thief, he was “caught” by facial recognition and sent to jail for 30 hours.

The basis of the face recognition system is only a driver’s license photo.

This happened in 2019. The wrongly arrested object was a black man named Robert Williams. He was released on bail after paying $1,000.

According to a report in Wired magazine, this may be the first known case of its kind.

And until now, this case has not been formally filed with the federal government.

The first case of face recognition error

Things have to start three years ago.

In 2018, a thief stole a few famous watches in a Shinola retail store and was photographed by the store surveillance.

The image captured by the surveillance was very blurry, and the thief did not look up at the surveillance during the entire process.

In this case, the police used facial recognition technology and locked 42-year-old Robert Williams with only a driver’s license photo.

In 2019, the police asked a security guard in the store with his photo. The latter confirmed it was him, but the security guard did not actually witness the incident.

At the time of his arrest, Robert Williams had just returned home from get off work and was taken away by the police in front of his wife and daughter. During this time, he was not asked if he had an alibi.

Afterwards, he lay on the dirty concrete floor in the prison for 30 hours.

Robert Williams was not released until he paid a bail of $1,000.

Now, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the University of Michigan School of Law formally file a federal lawsuit on behalf of Robert Williams.

Judging from the litigation documents, this is the first case of illegal arrest in the United States due to incorrect facial recognition.

But what Robert Williams wants is more than just compensation.

He hopes that this case can modify the relevant policies to stop the abuse of facial recognition technology.

Robert Williams himself stated:

Just because of the problem of the machine algorithm, he was arrested in front of his wife and daughter, hoping that this kind of thing will not happen to other people again.

More than one similar case

But in fact, face recognition “caught” the wrong person several times after that.

The second cause of wrongful arrest due to facial recognition was also a black man, Michael Oliver, who sued the police department last year.

According to NJ Advance Media, the same thing happened in New Jersey. After the police arrested a black man named Nijeer Parks with facial recognition, he was detained in jail for 10 days before they found out that the wrong person was caught.

During this period, the police did not test fingerprints, did not test DNA, only relying on the face recognition system to lock the suspect.

Currently, Nijeer Parks is still appealing, and New Jersey has also banned the use of this software.

However, it is understood that thousands of law enforcement agencies are already using facial recognition technology to find criminals.

Face recognition systems are often not so reliable.

In the 2017 UEFA Champions League, the British police adopted a facial recognition system and issued a total of 2470 alarms with an error rate of 92%.

The facial recognition software used by the US police usually only relies on billions of social media photos to identify criminal suspects.

Technically speaking, people cannot determine the uniqueness of a suspect from face recognition.

Should I use face recognition?

Face recognition technology has been adopted by the US police for more than 20 years.

But researchers from MIT and NIST found that this technology is relatively better for white male recognition, which is also related to the number of samples in the face recognition data set.

For other races, the recognition effect trained on this type of data set is often not ideal.

More than just data sets.

Another problem with face recognition is that surveillance cameras compress video images, causing patterns such as skin, veins, and moles used to distinguish suspects to be removed, damaged, or deformed.

In fact, due to the different lighting conditions of the captured video, some artifacts may be mistaken for one of the facial features (such as moles).

The most important thing is that the AI ​​model algorithm used in face recognition is very poor in interpretability and lacks empirical data to support forensic opinions.

Currently, Internet giants such as Microsoft, IBM and Amazon have pledged not to sell facial recognition systems to the police.

But the face recognition technology itself is in a somewhat awkward position.

On the one hand, the privacy and accuracy issues associated with technology, on the other hand, are the convenience and commercial benefits it brings.

Even the cameras of the domestic sales department have been aimed at passers-by for “identification”.

Where and how to use face recognition is still open for discussion.