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my name is Howard Hughes still, and this is still the unexplained.

And it's still cold in London as I record these words.

I'm going to have to turn on my little old fan heater to try and make this cold place that I'm in a little more bearable.

Now, the guest on this edition is somebody who's going to talk about something that I don't think you'll have heard discussed before on a forum platform like this one. Just imagine that there may have

been a sign of extraterrestrial life that was manifest in images that astronomers took photographically in the era

before we were exploring space. What if there were signs of things that appeared and then mysteriously disappeared

that are present in images that we took during the 1950s say?

That's an interesting thing isn't it and also what about the thought we'll also talk about this that the way to search for E.T if E.T exists is not to look for signals to search for them because we've

been doing that for decades now but to actually go out maybe even close to home

somewhere around this planet and look for things that really don't belong there.

Isn't that interesting?

And to hear a scientist say things like that, I think is a very captivating thing and hugely interesting.

So I read a couple of things, a couple of newspaper pieces in fact, including one recent one,

about this person, Beatrice Villa Rowell, assistant professor of physics at

Stockholm University who's been working on exactly these things in a way that I

don't know of anybody else who's doing that.

That's a very badly put sentence, but you know what I'm saying.

So Beatrice is the person I'm going to speak to here.

I'm going to play you in just a second the entire conversation that I've had with her.

Please remember that English is not her first language,

just as Swedish is not my first language,

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