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The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
"utah desert" Discussed on The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
"Transfer arm. That would actually pick up the test tubes. We need ingenuity like helicopters that would be scouting out the tubes, right? I guess more than the ones that we have there. The one helicopter that's there now, a Mars ascent vehicle, which will transport those samples into Martian orbit, and then an earth return orbiter that will launch an earth entry system capsule to eventually land somewhere in the Utah desert is where they're thinking about having it drop down. So the MSR mission, it's very complicated, right? There's all these different moving parts, but because of the likely significant scientific payoff of the mission, there are agencies like NASA that are willing to spend a great deal of money to make it happen. So the samples are going to be fantastic no matter what because they're going to give us a ton of data. They're going to give us a ton of geologic data and geologic history of Mars. Now also the samples will reveal, like I said, if Mars has the potential for life or had the potential to have some form of life on it. Now there are certain areas on Mars, there are specifically looking at like jezero crater, it's spelled JE ZERO jezero jezero, right, whatever, whatever floats your boat. There's a crater there that used to have water, a very long time ago, and there's a lot of sediment there, and they're thinking this is a great place to look because on earth, that's a great place to look. So they're just saying, you know, it's probably this is probably good because we find a lot of samples in places that are similar to that on earth. The first launch will involve the ESA's earth return orbiter, which will be responsible for the crucial task of collecting the samples from the Martian surface, and then finally bringing them back to earth. Now, the ERO will be equipped with its own rover that will explore the crater where the Mars 2020 perseverance rover landed back in February of 2021. The second one, the second vehicle, is expected to take place in 2028. This involves NASA, a NASA provided Mars ascent vehicle. This is what gets them off the surface of Mars, the MAV will launch the collected samples into orbit around Mars, where the ERO will collect them and return them back to earth. And the third one, like I said, is the ERO. That gets launched in 2031, which will go to Mars and then come back, and then eventually return the samples back down to the planet. Now the samples from Mars will be the first material that we've ever brought back from another planet. In this way, right? We've picked up moon rocks and everything. But actually going to another planet and having samples come back. Yeah, deliberate collection. That's right. Yeah, but a planet. I'm not talking about a moon. I'm talking about a planet. Something that has more of an atmosphere and like Mars, right? So this will provide scientists with so much important information that we need for what, because people are going to be going there at some point. It's going to happen. We are going to have boots on Mars, and we need to know a lot more about the Martian regolith. And I guess, you know, like think about this. If we find that there happens to be active microbial life on Mars, do we go to Mars? No. That's a question. That's a real, but I just find that fascinating because it's something worthy of debate. So this MSR mission, it's expected to cost around $7 billion. Now, I find that number to be extraordinarily low. For this level of complexity that they're describing here. And of course, it's going to involve the expertise and cooperation of many countries and organizations around the world. You know, I guess they're going to be having components built with many different places globally, which is always nice. You know, you want to see technology coming from other countries, not just from NASA. And I just think this is fascinating. You know, by 2031, we might be pulling back the majority or all of the samples that we took and imagine when that thing finally hits and the scientists get their hands on that. It's going to be very exciting. I think it's much more likely that we'll find evidence of ancient microbial life than living microbial life. Either would be fascinating although living obviously would be orders of magnitude. And we can be assured that none of the we would find is any contamination from anything we've sent up in prior missions. Well, we would have to evaluate for that. I mean, it would have to rule out contamination. It depends on how different it is. I mean, it would probably be if it was actually Martian life. It would probably be different enough that we could rule out earth contamination. But we'd have to specifically roll that out, yeah. Do you think it's a little creepy too? Like, you know, the idea, like imagine if they did, they found microbial life on another planet. Like I would be very scared of that, getting into our environment. Why though? Because if it's truly alien, it would be like completely incompatible, like two different computer languages. What if it has DNA, but it's Martian life, but it's related to earth life. Yeah, I was going to say, could it ever be, but something being truly quote alien, it's never going to be that far away because we're in the same solar system. Like we're still kind of dealing with the same building blocks. Yes, it could be different, but different completely different imagine if they had completely different base pairs and different DNA different proteins. But that doesn't mean they can't eat us or infect us though. We made of the same core materials. You guys have to think about the movie. That's a thing, okay? That documentary. Yeah. Exactly. Thank you. That's as bad as it can get. I'm not saying it's not likely, but it's possible. You can't, you can't discount it entirely. I'll give you that. Okay. There you go. Here's a practical question I have. These vials that the perseverance has been collecting sampling and dropping. There it is, the vials on the surface now of Mars. We have a way to find those things other than just sending some helicopter looking around for it. In other words, did they implant a chip or something in these vials? It is sending off a Beacon or a signal. We know where they are. Yeah, but how do we know when I can get blown around or, you know? I don't think anything really blows around on Mars, does it? That's a good question, I have not read anything to date. That there's a tracker in there, but you would think that there is. But it could be as simple as like a magnet. Something detectable. Or something that would be or reflector even, or something, that they'll be able to say, okay, that's obviously it. Go get it. I'm sure they thought of it. Yeah, I just haven't read yet about that detail and exactly what that technology is. Maybe they don't want to tell you so that it could other aliens don't go and collect it before we do. Carry you're too smart. These are trade secrets. We can't release to the public. Steve, you'll have to cut this out, you realize. All right guys, let me ask you a question. When you think of a T. Rex, what color is it? Oh, it's great. I mean, it is green. Like a lizard. Yeah. I think of my totally wrong. I can know that. I have, I have a collection of Carnegie dinosaurs, those scale model toys, and I'm thinking, I think there have been like three or four T rexes over the course, and it went from green to like a brown. I would like them to be orange though. Yeah, they didn't really get out of the box much with those.
Bob and Sheri
"utah desert" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"Loves a thing you do. So we're gonna post this video up on the bob and cherry Facebook and when you watch Dave Grohl playing the guitar and watching his little girl singing about being young, you will die a thousand times. How old is she? She's like 11 the look of love on his face. Like the awe of him just loving and being so proud of his child. And she's got a lot of rock, a rock girl voice at 11 and that's, that's pretty good. We carry me a few years ago and caramel was much, much, much younger. Her dance company performed to this song. They get a lyrical group dance to when we were young, and at the very end, they're wearing these beautiful flowing silver dresses, and at the very end, all of the dancers go still and carry me. It comes forward and does like a triple turn and ends the song. I had to be scraped off the floor of the auditorium and poured into my car. I bet. I was just beside myself. So you can hear the song as a breakup song, but man, when it's your kid, then you're like, let me photograph you in this light. You're never gonna be this way again. All right, I'm gonna go to the doctor now, and get some sedatives and post this up on the bob and shared Facebook. Bob and sharing. Instant access to the podcast, podcast, fun size, and more. With the free bob and sherry app. If you were not with us a little while ago, half an hour or so ago, bob accidentally called my mom by mistake. He thought he was calling our coworker Laura. They both have last names that start with Jay. And so, you know, I must have sent him the wrong phone number. So my mom gets up really early and she has a very specific routine. She gets up. She makes herself a little K cup. And she crochets baby blankets that she donates to the hospital and to the shelters. And she limits herself to a certain amount of blanket that she stitches every day because her life is very, very regimented. She's got a little bit of those CPD and she likes things orderly and she doesn't want to use up all of her baby blanket time in one day. She paces it out. So she's sitting there 6 30 in the morning, Utah desert time when the phone rings and she doesn't recognize the number, but she sees the area code and assumes it's something to do with me and it's bob. And they have this lovely chat. And bob realizes midway through that he's made this mistake and just decides because he knows that my mom lives alone in the desert that he's just going to lean into it and they're going to just have themselves a little hand session, which is why I talked with her so you know, I talk with her mother for about four minutes without realizing that it was not our associate in the show, who I very seldom talk to. She does the financials. And then all of a sudden, sheri's mom said, bob, do you know who I'm who you're talking to? That question, by the way, is very disturbing. Do you know who you're talking to? If you don't know who you're talking to, how messed up, are you? Uh oh. So she said to me, she said, I was confused because bob asked me about my farm. And I have never had a farm or lived on a farmer. He could live next through. So she said, I thought, what is, what is he talking about? She said, and I knew that bob knew that I did not live on a farm in Wyoming. He has to know, surely you've told him that I don't live on a farm in Wyoming. She thought I had totally lost it. I think she thought I totally lost it. I mean, just put yourself in her position. All of a sudden, somebody is calling you and they're saying, well, tell me about your castle. Have you sold the castle again? You're thinking, this person has now, he's done, I don't know. He's done mushrooms. One time too many, something is wrong with this guy. It was so it was so great because for my mom who likes things extremely orderly, she doesn't like surprises and unexpected things. You threw such an unexpected hysterically funny wrench into her day and she absolutely loved it. And that is a lesson to all of us that we should try to do something completely new and unique every once in a while. She said, she said, I would never have dreamed. In my entire life that I would start my day with a lengthy phone chat with bob Lacey, but there you go. I mean, she thought was the best. There was a time when Mother Teresa had passed away and I said, I've got the number of this bishop that was good friends with her and she said, let's see if we can try to get him on. So I called him and was able through a series of phone calls to be able to get him and he agreed to come on and talk with us about this living saint in our lifetime. After the phone call I called a friend of mine who's a bit of a jokester and the phone would answer. Hello. And I went hello. And we did this back and forth to each other. I didn't know I'd called the bishop back. And he was goofing along with me. It was the most bizarre situation. Well, you have to, you have to, you know, in the situation like I was in, if I just said, oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't help it didn't wake you up. We'll have a nice day. You know, that is rude. So I no, you did, and you know me. I hate chit chat. You did the kindest thing. And she said to me, she said, oh, you're gonna love this. She goes, boy, sweetie. That man is in the right profession because he does love to talk. I know how to do it. You did the right thing. You did the right thing. And she said, how long is his mother been gone? And it's the lick you miss talking to your mom so you thought you would talk to mine. It was just so precious. You did a great thing. You made her day and you gave her something so fun and different and I love it. And I think she's hoping that you'll accidentally call again. It's bob and we're Facebook friends. Yeah, we're Facebook friends now. We're all set. It's pop and sherry. Have you ever wondered what to do if you're in an abusive narcissistic relationship or any tips on how to spice up your sex life, or maybe how to not fall in the trap of being a mom martyr or perfectionist, or you just want tips on how to get your picky kids to eat. Whatever the reason you were there, you were welcome. Hi, I'm doctor Kim, you're confidant and host of the parent ologist podcast. Please join me for your weekly dose of expert level advice and resources from me and my guests in a relatable, easy to digest way. Find the parentage podcast on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Oh, well, this is odd. I decidedly odd. It's the bob and sherry off air podcast called the odd cast, with stuff we wouldn't couldn't or shouldn't do on the regular show. The odd cash drops every Monday and Wednesday on the bob and sherry website and the free bobbin sherry app. I listen to you on the way to work in the podcast on the way home from work every day. Aren't you sweet? Thank you. The off air bob and cherry podcast called the odd cast, download it now at bob and sherry dot com with the free Bobb and cherry app or wherever you get your podcasts. Ways to get in touch with the bob and cherry show. Stick your head out a window and yell. Hey, bob and sharing. Get the bobbin cherry free app for your phone and leave us a talk back message. Email us through the bob and cheery website, bob and sherry dot com or email us hello if bob and cherry dot com or you can call us at 8 three three four two 44 bomb or 8 four four 52 sharing. Leave us a DM on the bob and cherry Facebook page or you can just kick it old school and yell out the window.
Bob and Sheri
"utah desert" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"8 o'clock last night made himself a K cup of coffee. And was as pleased and delighted as if he had teleported from one room to the next. Absolutely delighted. I'm so surprised. I'm so surprised that, first of all, he was embracing a highfalutin new machine. Right. And not something that's classic. And is it just me? I don't want to offend the whole courage, you know, community here. But when we were at the old station and they had that keurig machine, the coffee's just never really tasted very good to me. It tasted antiseptic. I don't know, there was something about it. Loves it, loves it, loves it, is he moved, he rearranged, I don't even know the life I'm living right now. I don't even recognize this man. He rearranged the counter so that it could be just where he thought it should be. And he Googled and studied how much coffee to put in the reusable filter and what coarseness to grind it to. What vortex what time slip did he fall into in the Utah desert that this is the man that I brought home? Do you think the kurd coffee tastes as good as regularly brewed coffee? I think it depends on the coffee. That's in the cup. Not every coffee is going to be any good. I think it just depends on the and by the way. By the way, he did this last night. So I've had one K cup of coffee from the new curry machine. I was in the shower this morning. This is how weirdly amped up about this is. I was in the shower this morning. He bursts into the bathroom, flings open the shower door, and now I'm expecting some filthy suggestion or invitation. Of course. Right. Right. Flings open the shower door and says to me, am I boiling some water or are you having a K cup? Is that what it took to get you to stop open? Crack machine. You're making progress, aren't you? You're making naked. I'm naked and covered in soap and we're discussing whether you want me to have a cake hopper. Yeah, he is really, really, really sky high about this. I'm afraid to go back out there. And what else will he come home with a small white dog that he refers to as my first sister? One other way she can have an influence on him. I'm serious. I now have a K cup machine in my kitchen. Something I've dodged all of this time because he are you going to embrace it? Is that what you're going to do coffee wise and just get good coffee? Because the coffee that we were getting at the old station. That was not Starbucks by any stretch of the imagination. No, no. And by the way, it all tasted the same. The coffee at the old station was good enough for employees to steal and resell it flea markets. But not good enough to drink. I don't think. I totally agree. I drink the house brand Costco coffee 'cause it's really Starbucks just in a different bag and cheaper. So yeah, I'm gonna try that. I mean, I don't know, bob, I don't know that I'm gonna be as excited about the K cup as my husband. But I mean, not just the man. The man was lit up like it was Christmas and somebody finally gave him a model train set. That's good. That's good. And you got it for $3. Yeah, we did that Warren Buffett math on that. Bobby sherry. Bob and sherry go. All right, for all of our fall lovers. You don't even have to pretend anymore. It's officially fall. You can get a pumpkin spice latte in each hand and chug it while you're putting on your boots and sweaters. Let's take it to the holderness family hidden. It's not yet September and it's warm till November, but it's here until Tuesday and spice life day I love my story but inspires us I don't want it here in my garden.
Bob and Sheri
"utah desert" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"So about ten feet long, about four and a half feet high, it's believed that somebody will step up and I know they will, buy it for a half a $1 million. And put it in their living room. Now, don't think of your living room. Think of one of those living rooms like you see an architectural digest or on one of those shows that shows how the Kardashians live. You walk into some mammoth living room and over there perfectly placed by a designer, is a freaking dinosaur. If I had my tens and hundreds of $1 million, I would not buy Tom Brady's Super Bowl ring for a quarter of a $1 million. No interest in that at all. However, to be able to have a great big ass house, and in the living room is an actual dinosaur, are you kidding me? That's me. If I had crazy lottery money, that's the kind of stuff I'd blow it on. Yeah. And you know, it's just bones. So it will work with any motif, right? And I know you're wondering, do the people who own the land own the dinosaur on the land. I don't know if this is a federal thing or a state thing, but one of the people who lives near my mom in the Utah desert. This was when livian care me were babies. He was out plowing a field, getting ready to plan it, and they unearthed a T. Rex. And he turned that portion of his farm into a freaking dinosaur museum and discovery center because he owns that dinosaur. So the state couldn't take it away. That's great. Here's what I don't know. Like, I don't know if these things are regulated by state laws or federal laws or whatever, but I think if it's on your land, it's yours. Unless it's Jimmy Hoffa and then you'd have to probably turn over. You couldn't have the Jimmy Hoffa adventureland. I don't think. But a dinosaur fossil is at least in that one place for that one farmer. That is his T. Rex. You know, there's nothing in this story and you know me too well. I wanted to know, did the Joneses or whoever they are that on that land did they get do they get the half a $1 million? And I am not sure. I think it is a state thing, and I hope they get the money. I can't believe that you think this iguanodon, this beautifully preserved iguanodon is only going to sell for half a $1 million. I think it's you know what? Way more than that. You know, that's what they're guessing. That's what they're guessing, but I agree with you. It seemed low to me for. You talk about a piece of history. Listen, in your house. I've seen Kanye pay more for a ripped up sweatshirt. You know, from which though it's that French, one of those design houses. I mean, this is half a million for a ten foot long four foot tall, beautifully preserved iguanodon, get out of here with that. All right, straight ahead. I'm not crying and you're not crying, but your little doggy best friend might be in your heart's about to melt. It's next it's bob and cherry. You read it once. I don't believe that. And then you're ready to get. I can't believe this. It's bob and cherries. I believe this. I believe this. I'm about to tell y'all something just amazing about dogs. And I know I say that every week, but every week we're learning something freaking amazing about dogs. This is brand new information out of the journal current biology. It was just released. Your dog cries when it's reunited with you after you've been separated. It cries with joy and relief to have you back. I just had this experience with my dog Sam Nash. I was away for longer than I've been away in forever because we had gone to Dallas for work and then my husband met me in Dallas and we went and visited my mom and drove around the west. So I come home and one of Kevin's son stayed at the house, Sam's favorite other person. So I knew he was fine and he was happy with Russell and everything was great. I come home and he's asleep in his bed and he can't hear or see so he doesn't hear me come in. So I go over to his bed and I sit down next to his bed and he's just snoring away. I put my hand on his head and I petted him and said Sam and he startled awake and realized it was me and began like letting out all these screams and jumping up and down and crying actual tears so this is this is according to this thing that I write in current biology, dogs cry with positive emotion, their little bodies get flooded with oxytocin and their tears don't fall the way human tears do, but their eyes well up and fill with tears in response to strong emotion. And the biggest emotion that makes dogs cry is being reunited with their people. Dogs produce tears in situations that humans would consider happy and they're not sure yet of dogs ever produced tears when they reunite with other dogs, which should be interesting, like you have two dog friends and they're separated. You know, for whatever reason, they get back together. Do they get emotional to be reunited with a dog or a cat friend? They don't know that yet, but it turns out that dogs get so emotional when they reconnect with you that they get weepy. They are so much more than we deserve. They are the finest things on this planet. They have such dignity. They really do dogs have such dignity. Mary was away over three weeks. And when I picked her up at the airport, I said, I just can't wait to see the reaction of Finn to your coming in because he has been so depressed. He used to come in and hang out with me while I did the show, and then he'd go in with Mary, where she works the other side of the house and hang out with her. She used to say, come on, it's time to go to work. After about two days, he stopped coming in to see me, and was just, he was actually, he'd find a corner, part of it was the thunder that was going on, which scared him. It's just been a terrible thunder season where I live. But after about four or 5 days, he was all by himself all day long. She walked in. And he went crazy just like I thought, and she just stood there. She said, I'm not going to encourage it. I'm going to let him calm down. But I looked at him, and he was doing what you were describing. I didn't check his eyes because I've read this article too. But I listened to him. And he was going, just like that. And the next day, immediately he went off and sat next to her at work. Yeah. You should have looked at his eyes. I know. You should have looked at his eyes. To see tears. They even like, they even did a test on people. They showed people a bunch of pictures of dogs faces with them without tears in their eyes. And when people saw dogs with teary eyes, they responded way more strongly and positively. To those dogs. So basically, dogs shed tears of joy. So the next time any of us, any of us have been away for any amount of time and we walk in and you know, you're tired and you just want to get a drink and get settled in and your dog is looking at you weeping tears of joy. You got to drop down to the floor and love on that baby. Yeah, you know, the only other experience I had like this, I had a previous quite a long relationship, and I know that when I was away for like a week or two and I'd come through the door, she would have tears in her eyes. Yeah. Let's not question those tears too much because then our feelings get hurt. Yeah. Sometimes it's better to just say, oh, look, that woman is crying and not get too much into the why. Why do you want to bring yourself down? I think that's a good point. You know, sometimes ignorance really and deny really is bliss. We're gonna post this happy tears of joy dog news up on the bob and cherry Facebook for you and straight ahead. Buddy. Discovery plus
Bob and Sheri
"utah desert" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"Okay, let's get things started. It's the bobbin cherry show with bob. I'm a sharp dressed silver tongue devil. And sherry. She's scary and mean, and I don't ever want her to be in charge of me. And now broadcasting from the palatial bob and sherry studios, it's bobbin sherry. Welcome back to the bobbin sherry show, we're all back from a little vacation and the Labor Day holiday. I got in last night, my husband and I have been driving across America together in his truck for several days. We had a little visit with my mom, which my mom enjoyed very much because we came in and we made things dirty, and that gave her something new to clean. That was a good time for all. And we in Utah, in Utah. So we drove through, we drove through part of Texas. We went to Santa Fe, we went up into saint George. The Rain, a lot of the things that we would have liked to do were really impacted by The Rain and the flooding that they've had in the southwest. There was a period a couple of weeks ago where they closed Zion national park and Moab to, but where my mom lives in the Utah desert, there's a state park nearby, and it's filled with, it's like when you go there, you park your car and you walk 20 feet and you squint your eyes and you might as well be on Mars. It's all red rock and the land as far as you can see are these black twisted lava tubes from ancient volcanic activity. If you're ever in the saint George area where of course High School Musical was filmed, shout out wildcats forever. If you're ever in the saint George area, this park that I'm talking about is called snowy creek canyon and you go up to it and in the summertime it's so hot in the desert where my mom lives that like you'll get out of the car and you'll whip your iPhone out of your pocket to take some pictures, but you better move fast because in less than a minute, you'll get a message on your phone screen that says iPhone is too hot, it needs to cool down. Literally leaving your iPhone in your car with the sun shining on it. It's less than a minute. It comes from your pocket. So you better take your pictures fast. But as far as you can see, is all red rock and black lava tubes and scrubby desert plant life and blue blue blue sky. It is so incredibly beautiful and foreboding and mysterious. So yeah, we had some we had some pretty good adventures out there in the desert and then on our first long wait. The first time you see the desert, if you're not from that part of the world, you know, you've seated on western movies and you get an idea of what it's like, but it's not until you actually see it. I can remember the first time I flew out to Phoenix where my silver best friend Jeff was working at the time. And we went on a road trip and I still have the picture. Somehow we found somebody who would take the picture, the two of us kneeling in front of a big Sequoia cactus. And it's the most awkward thing that you've ever seen. Two 23 year old guys kneeling in the desert next to an exotic looking cactus. A saguaro cactus. With the arms. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, with the arms, yeah. Yeah, that's right. But it's just strange looking. I mean, who kneels down next to a cactus, right? But we were so excited to see what, especially me, because I had never been there before. It was like, I'm gonna have my picture taken. With a cactus. It's so exotic. Like I was so excited for Kev to see, 'cause it's one of my, I fly when I go to visit my mom, I fly to Las Vegas, and I run a car and I drive from Vegas to saint George, it's about an hour and 50 minutes or so. You leave so Vegas is a glittering, a literal glittering oasis in the desert. When you cross and max know this because he's done this trip too. When you cross the Vegas city limits, you enter a grayish white parched lunar landscape that you'll drive in for about an hour. And I mean you don't want to break down at night, you can't see your hand in front of your face. In the daytime, you look outside and you go, I hope we have water in this car 'cause we're all gonna die. Then you come into Mesquite, Nevada, which is a little gambling town, like on the border of Nevada, Utah. You even cross through Arizona a little bit there for a minute. So suddenly there are like golf courses and fountains and swimming pools, and all of these casinos and the world's largest cannabis dispensary. It's the size of a freaking Costco it's unbelievably big. And then you cross out of Mesquite and you go into the gorge, the gorge, which divides Mesquite from saint George, is one of the most breathtaking drives you will ever have. You fully expect to see a T. Rex come around any corner. It's red rocks, blue sky, Russian water, and then you're in saint George. And I've been telling him about this drive for years. Like, I can't wait for you to do this drive. I can't wait for you to see. You go from the Vegas strip and all the lights and casinos to the moon to the oasis of cannabis and gambling to the dinosaur gourds to saint George, it this country is so beautiful. It's a shame we hate each other so much because I mean this country is just amazing. I know. So yeah, it was a very fun trip. Glad to be back and can I just tell y'all? I have heard all the classic rock and outlaw country, any girl from Stan. I have learned so much Willie waylon. Merle, George and Tammy, Leonard scanner, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin. I have heard it all. It's Bobby cherry. Ways to get in touch with the bob and sherry's show. Stick your head out a window and yell. Hey, bob and sharing. Get the bobbin cherry free app for your phone and leave us a talk back message. Email us through the bob and sherry website, bob and sherry dot com or email us hello at bob and cherry dot com, or you can call one 8 four four 52 share it. Leave us a DM on the bob and cherry Facebook page. Or you can just kick it old school and yell out the window. Hey. Falling cherry. It's the stuff we wouldn't couldn't shouldn't do on the regular show. The podcast podcast on
Travel with Rick Steves
"utah desert" Discussed on Travel with Rick Steves
"For at least special. Trisha that's an inspirational story. If we get your photograph, can we put it on our web? Absolutely. All right, we'll have that in the notes for this week's show at Rick Steves dot com slash radio. Trisha, you're an inspiration. Thanks. And Becky, can you describe more rock for us? What park is that? And what would it be like for the rest of us who aren't going up there with such a triumphal approach with new knees and new shoulder and surviving a stroke that? It is insecure. Kings park, they're kind of joined as one park now. It is a strenuous hike. It's not one that you just kind of, you know, anybody would enjoy going to do. So it's got some elevation to it. You've got to be in shape or very motivated like Trisha. Exactly. Exactly. All right, hey, well, Trisha, I hope you get up there again someday. Thanks. Thanks for all your good work. You bet. Thanks for your call. I know. Bye bye. That is so cool. That's a great story. Clearly, parks connect us with nature and they give us those personal moments in so many different ways. After talking with Trish, I'm just thinking so many people are listening and so many people can be inspired by embracing our park system, which is just down the road from so many of us. Let's say you who wrote a book on national parks in the United States could take a big city person, a person who had never hopped from stone to stone across a stream, someone who'd never glaciated down a bank of shale, somebody who'd never felt that king of the mountain thrill atop his or her own just conquered peak. What national park experience would you give that person? I think I would want to take that person to the Grand Canyon. Because you get to the edge of that canyon and everybody's seen pictures, but you get there in person and it's huge. And then you hike down in it, and it is a whole different world. And you get to touch all those different layers and then finally get down to the river. Okay. And it's just impressive. And then you call your helicopter and it takes you out. And then you have to climb up, don't you? You do have to climb back and realize the immensity of nature and you feel pretty good about yourself when you've done that. And then you remind yourself that yes, national parks, America's best idea. Thanks for writing USA national parks and best wishes with your future research. Thank you. Travel with Rick Steves is produced at Rick Steves Europe and Evans Washington by Tim tatton, hall and Donna bardsley. Our website is managed by Andrew wakelin, affiliate relations are by Sheila guers off, our theme music is by Jerry Frank. Thanks to K we are with Salt Lake City for their help. Carrie tempest Williams tells us how she dealt with being homesick for the Utah desert while working in Massachusetts at Harvard. You can hear that in an expert to do today's show. It's on our website at Rick Steves dot com slash radio. My Facebook Friends are a fun community of curious travelers and your invited to join in. To stow away with me in my work, play politics philanthropy and travels, follow me at Rick Steves on Facebook.
KOMO
"utah desert" Discussed on KOMO
"Then called 9-1-1 Police could only say the man was around 30 years old and drove a dark blue passenger car A state advisory committee recommends that school children do not need to get a COVID vaccine as part of the requirement to go to school Como forced Keith Eldridge was monitoring the day long session with input from parents on both sides like caravan right and Amy baker This advisory vote has to do with mandating that schoolchildren get the COVID vaccine just as they are required to get such vaccines is measles mumps and rubella Oh the state board of health A special technical advisory committee made up of health and medical leaders and community members has been hearing from experts on whether adding the COVID-19 vaccine to the requirement for school children is a good idea One of the group voted 7 against 6 in favor and four unsure My biggest thought my biggest struggle with it is that it's another hurdle for families and for kids to get into school I am all for it with a child that has a medical condition any way that we can protect our children the better Again this is a recommendation that now goes to the full state board of health which can accept the vote or it can go in a different direction como forest Keith Eldridge state regulators found more than 600 safety and procedural violations by school bus carrier first student over the past two years Seattle time says the company repeatedly failed the screen drivers for drugs and alcohol It also reportedly cleared employers to cleared employees to drive before they'd completed an application for employment and it allowed some vehicles to continue running even when seats weren't securely attached In response first students as the company's first priority is always the safety and welfare of the students Hope the remains of Susan Cox Powell had been discovered has been dashed after DNA analysis shows bones found in a Utah desert mine are not human Pal disappeared in 2009 and many speculated her husband Josh killed her and hid her body in Utah's west desert He was never charged with the disappearance Josh Powell moved back to puyallup from West Valley City Utah shortly after Susan disappeared In 2012 he was scheduled to have a supervised visit with his two sons but when the supervisor arrived he locked her out of his rented house and then killed the boys and himself Rent prices in the Seattle area rose 30% over the last year according to a report from Redfin the city's average asking price for rent is currently around $2800 a month however that didn't even crack the top ten when it comes to increases in metro areas One northwest city made the top of the list Portland saw a 39% increase in their rent over the same period.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"utah desert" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"News I'm Adriene Florida Big news in the media world today After 18 years this is my final Fox News Sunday Fox News anchor Chris Wallace made that surprise announcement this morning during Fox News signature weekend political show I want to try something new to go beyond politics to all the things I'm interested in Wallace's announcement foes reports that he had voiced his objections to Fox News brass over some of the network's political coverage including his NPR first reported last month coverage of the January 6th attack on the U.S. capitol NPR media correspondent David falkin flick joins us now to tell us more David welcome Kate ignorant how are you Fine thank you I understand that Chris Wallace is leaving Fox for CNN Is that right Tell us more about the move and what he'll be doing there Well CNN has this planned streaming service that's supposed to debut sometime in early on in 2022 CNN has revealed after the announcement that you just played the clip from that Wallace will be hosting a weekday show over there but it's a venture into the unknown to CNN's a little bit late to the streaming game And yet can pay big numbers to get a big name like a Chris Wallace who's had such a long and storied career in broadcast journalism to help try to shore it up Tell us a bit more about Wallace's background He moved to Fox News 18 years ago already having established himself as a journalist with considerable stature at other networks right What was his impact at Fox You know Chris Wallace is one of a small number of folks who came in with independent stature to Fox prior to his time at the network time at perhaps most notably at NBC White House correspondent he hosted meet the press And on Fox he represented somebody they could always point to They used him as a shield the network brass off And somebody they could point to who would ask tough questions of Democrats and Republicans liberals and conservatives alike and who seemed to just be asking the tough questions that needed to be posed to hold the powerful accountable Well we mentioned that his announcement today follows reports that he had objected to some of Fox News recent political coverage What can you tell us about that Yeah well you could occasionally see flares of this on the air where he might take to task people like the host of Fox and Friends that is Steve doocy and Brian kilmeade for some of their coverage of president Obama or some of their embrace of president Trump and try to distinguish conspiracy theories from hard facts and reported knowledge But you also began to see him internally raise objections most recently with Bret baier the political anchor for Fox really throwing down the gauntlet on this three part documentary series done by Tucker Carlson promoting lies in conspiracy theories about the January 6th insurrection at the U.S. capitol And they said you know this can't be allowed you guys have to rein him in One person with knowledge of those talks said to me you know there has to be some signs that things will change or there will be consequences There are no signs that things would change And just a few weeks later we're seeing one of those consequences Chris Wallace announcing he's going to head across the way over to CNN So how significant is his departure for Fox News right now I think you'd have to acknowledge that Cummings and goings and transitions are part of the to be expected at major television news operations But I think that this is a signal and it's being taken that way I can tell you to people inside Fox who are taken by surprise It surprised the Washington bureau It surprised people even in the control room running Chris Wallace's show this morning that there isn't really going to be a place where somebody of stature can independently walk a different line that raises uncomfortable questions for those who want to believe wrongly that former president Trump was somehow denied an election in 2020 It's saying that for reporters who want to walk the straight narrow at Fox it's going to be a very lonely time indeed And I think we've got to see how Fox reacts to it who they hire and how they handle themselves But the message couldn't be clearer That was NPR media correspondent David falkin flick David thank you You bet Last year a researcher found a map in the national archives that pointed to a unique monument One for a Japanese American man killed by guards in a Utah internment camp during World War II A survivor of the camp was ready to pay for its archeological excavation but wasn't given the chance Now Japanese Americans with ties to the camp they're trying to find healing Sonya Hudson with member station Ku ER reports The former topaz internment camp sits in the remote Utah desert more than a hundred miles south of Salt Lake City About 11,000 Japanese Americans were held here from 1942 to 45 Now on a recent December morning researcher and writer Nancy ukai walked among the greasewood shrubs on the cracked earth here where a dozen of her relatives were imprisoned along with 63 year old James wakasa We're retracing the route that James wakasa took after dinner on Sunday Night They rule 11th 1943 and he was walking his dog It was nearing sunset when a guard shot wakasa in the chest just a few feet from the fence The soldier was later acquitted in military court The government's first explanation was that he was crawling through the fence Then they acknowledged he was several feet away from it facing the guard Stories flew around the camp that he was deaf and maybe couldn't hear the guards warnings But some accounts suggest he wasn't The image of him as this old deaf man who was a bachelor and a chef but he had a full life He traveled a lot in his barrack They found Mexican pesos He lived in New York I think a lot of that humanity was lost in the retelling of the story Camp officials let the prisoners hold a funeral But it wasn't at the site where Casa was shot They wanted So a group of them then built a monument there made of a large stone which camp officials ordered them to destroy But in an act of defiance they buried it instead Last year ukai found a map that showed where wakasa was shot and therefore were the monument was Shortly after she published an article about it a pair of archeologists went to the site and found the top of it sticking up out of the ground that was like oh my gosh this message from the past which represents civil rights defiance resistance felt incredible Masako takahashi was born at the concentration camp and now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area She wrote to the woman who runs the camps museum saying she'd be happy to fund ceremony and archeological excavation One or two business days later she wrote me back saying oh we had it dug up this morning It was a slap in the face It felt like a combination of grief and rage Museum board president Jane beckwith says she thought they were doing the right thing because the monument's location had been made public by the archeologists when it was revealed it made us really panic Vandalism out here is pretty common And we felt like if that happened that would be really a tragedy But takahashi says the hasty excavation could have damaged the monument It could have writing or carving on the front of it And there could have been gifts or tokens left at the burial site flowers incense we don't know because when we will never know maybe Back with now acknowledges the way they removed the monument wasn't right We've apologized that we moved it to swiftly If people wanted to see it removed we should have given them that opportunity Earlier this month takahashi and a group of 7 other former prisoners and descendants from the Bay Area visited the camp The group stood in a semicircle next to the original barbed wire fence wrapped tightly in coats to stay warm in.
Thank God I'm Atheist
"utah desert" Discussed on Thank God I'm Atheist
"Y'all we have to wear these all the time and i'm fucking uncomfortable. She did not use those words. Those are my. That's my truncated. That's that's my summation of what he actually said was and she addressed this to president of the church. Russell m nelson. She said we want on twitter or instagram. I think it's okay. She said quote. We really want buttery soft fabric. The the quote goes on. My vagina has to breathe which you know mormonism you know that like addressing a comment that has the word vagina in it to the profit is. That's that's a special moment. I mean he was a medical doctor so he has encountered the word before he does. Vaginas exists with the tradition of the mormon church has never been to actually care about. The woman's lived experiences so for a woman to actually ask that they care about what are you know because these things are cumbersome and apparently you know it depends on what shape you are but they can shave and they can feel gross and they can feel awful and you know it might behoove them to actually ask some folks what what their experience of the temple garment is and maybe beg jesus to let them make it a little bit more comfortable and bring them out of the era of pantaloons bloomers. You're basically in bloom. Do you know that it is no longer eighteen thirty. Are you aware of this fact. Actually funnily enough in the eighteen hundreds they were even worse all all the way to the wrist and ankle and will in the utah desert. Not great so yeah there you go i who knows basically what what do we anticipate will happen here. Probably this woman will get executed anything and then two months. After she is officially kicked out of the church permanently the church will announce the they in their magnaminity mag. How do you say magnanimous magnanimity. There you go are actually going to Give you more comfortable garments. Yeah that's that tends to be the thing. They won't apologize to anybody. They won't ever admit that they've done anything wrong. And they will definitely punish people who speak out especially if the new york times happens to pick it up. Oh my god. That woman ultimate sin. She's she's going a little too high profile. Yeah that kind of funny because like the church did release a video couple years ago exist. That sort of was showing the guy like the garments are sort of laid out on a table right show..
Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Audio
"utah desert" Discussed on Stuff They Don't Want You To Know Audio
"Hello welcome back to the show. My name is matt and i am. Ben joined as always by our super producer. Knoll the alien brown. Oh yeah the alien outcast in here this this afternoon. So ladies and gentlemen today we are going all the way out to utah as many of you know were located here in atlanta georgia. And the reason we're going to utah's because there are some things that happen when you're out in a a large open area like many of the places in utah that you might see something in the sky. You might see something that you don't really see on the ground that you can explain. That's the reason we're going out there because there is one particular place that that some of these things tend to happen. Ben and we've been getting lots and lots of people on twitter on facebook all over the place saying you guys have to cover this location right. Yeah we've checked out a lot of the youtube comments. I've seen this stuff on facebook and twitter asking us to cover something that is legally known as the sherman ranch as matt said it is located in a place called unit all county about four hundred eighty acres of ranchland a little bit southeast of a place called ballard utah but you perhaps know it better by its more. Famous internet moniker. Skin walker ranch. Oh yeah and out here. There are all kinds of alleged things that happened from cattle mutilations to ufo sightings of various kinds lights in the sky sometimes stuff that happens closer to the ground. Sure you'll also hear. Also your other anecdotes about So-called sensing a presence. Telepathic intrusions poltergeists stuff again all anecdotal but before we dive into that. Oh and that's what we're doing by the way. Flays jones spoiler alert. We're looking some of the fact and fiction here now matt you like. You hate this stuff. No no i do not hate this stuff. I just want it to be real and i want someone to capture something and when it's just a human being most of the research i've done on this You've done the bulk of it but a lot of the research. I've known it's just a person talking to another person like this and telling a story about what they've experienced. Okay well i didn't mean to pigeonhole you by saying you hate it. No no. I certainly don't hate it. I i really liked the ideas but it. It hurts me intellectually when someone is trying to convince me zo hard. This thing happened. But they have absolutely zero empirical evidence or yeah zero zero universally accepted. Okay charlie go way to qualify that. So that's what we're gonna do today. Ladies and gentlemen we're going to catch you up on a little bit of one. Oh one about skin walker ranch or the real name the sherman ranch and then we're ultimately going to end on asking you the same questions. And maybe if we're lucky. Somebody in or around ballard. Utah will give us the skinny these stuff. They don't want you to know about this location. So let's look at the history at the The history of this at least as far as the paper trail goes is relatively recent in comparison to other You know so-called hotspots for this kind of activity. The first i commend reports about the sherman ranch are found in a publication called the utah desert news. it's out of salt lake city. This was written by a guy named zack van. Dyke in e. y. c. k. Not no relation to david around nineteen ninety six and that wasn't the only time it was mentioned. That's right so we were out here. You know exploring the olympics that year and out there on the other side. There's some crazy stuff going down at the sherman ranch now. This was later mentioned in las vegas. Mercury this was also mentioned several times by george knapp. I believe george. Knapp is a person who wrote in the mercury. Yeah he was a co host of a show. That i personally really enjoy. I don't know about you called coast to coast. Am which we have mentioned briefly before on this on this show. So yeah the This guy doesn't just write a couple of things he really digs in and makes this a something identifiable with him which has will learn is going to be important later. However if you are to believe the unofficial histories of i think there's a retired schoolteacher and then there's a retired military official of some sort. If you're to believe their stories than reports of cattle mutilation in this area. This rough area go back for decades at least and allegedly released mostly. How much of this is true. Allegedly these stories tie into something much much older. That's right the legend of skin walkers. This is really cool stuff here. This is kind of this. Is the stuff that you were really interested in right. This is this falls into the folklore area where you've got native american groups who believe that there is this thing called the skin walker which is essentially a shape changer. There are a lot of different types of these. We've talked about like hanthropy a lot in in past episodes about where wolf's who This is kind of kind of similar to that with a couple of important differences. One of the biggest ones is that the skin walker can choose to change shape rather than having the moon kind of effect change right so the full moon doesn't everything to do with skin walker. Just goes okay. it's time change. The skin walker can also change into any animal given whatever circumstance they find themselves in such as Let's say they've got the pelt of a wolf just to use the like hanthropy example they can then change into the wolf. Then you can use any other interchangeable animal. Their.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"utah desert" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"Here with us today from Exchange Resource Group LLC out of Colorado. And we are discussing the 10 31. So let's go back in. All over. Let's stop. Let's start where we stopped, So I don't miss anything. No, Let's back up. 11 step We're talking about 180 days. And within that 180 days. You must close on one of those new properties you've identified. Now you ask about the identification rules that the I R. S so typical with the governmental agency. They kind of aim you in the direction you want to and if you want to vary from that they make it more difficult than more difficult than than they make it impossible. So with identification. If you identify you can identify up to three properties. And the only limitation is that they must be located. In the United States, the American Virgin Islands or Guam. And we actually months ago picked up an exchange in Guam and those are rare, but, um And it can be any real estate asset and it can be any value as long as you identify three Okay. Wow. Okay. Wish to identify more than three. Then you run into what is called the 200% rule. Which says If you identify more than three, you can only identified 200% of what you salt Sort of Growth factor. Mm. If I cannot be more than 200% of what, your salt, and then of course, they make it impossible or relatively impossible and say if you violate that rule. Then you must close on 95% of what you identify it in order to have a pallet exchange and that's I got to tell you in 26 years. I've never seen anybody accomplish that. So the reality is we tell people look at you've got 45 days. Go out. Do your research two years investigation Do your negotiation and on day 44. Email us A copy of that. Letter at 45 the identification form. Um And Move forward in that fashion, so Now you can go under contract at any point in time. But you can't that the dates are all closing date to closing date. And I misunderstood and the beginning I thought it was. You know, the after that 45 days, That's when I won 80 started. So this is really nice to understand its closing and closing. Right? No, it's okay. I was completely 45 1 35 or a total of 108. Okay. 1, 30 pockets. Yeah, but I thought that I thought that second number started at the end of the 45. So, um The man. I mean, it's simple. Closing the closing. Yeah, that's not forming. And the IRS works off whatever dates on that on that settlement statement because that settlement statement is prepared by a third party, usually the paddle companies, sometimes an attorney. And who you know, collects all the information and transfers. The risk of losses is the magic word. What moment did risk of lost path on the property? Um, for that defines ownership. You know, One of the good things about my lack of knowledge is that I've never advised. Anybody I've always been here is the number you know, and and you know, when people call the first thing that your agency's understanding There's no stupid question. It's just something you don't have an answer to And The only I guess the only dumb question to be the one you don't ask, because then you don't have an answer. So by all means. You know, let's explore the possibilities and see how this works best because with each case, there's a little twist on it, You know, and There's almost always a little first. Okay, I'm I am always copied on all the emails with my clients with your company and always copied and so I see the the communication and Than exceptional service. My clients have always been very happy. So, um it's our It can be scary and I would say it could quite a penalty and it's not abide by Absolutely. And believe me, we understand that, um So that's why you know our our most time consuming element probably is not the preparation of all documents, but is in fact Raising the clients comfort level going forward, because if if you're not comfortable and you don't understand what's taking place Then we're not doing You know, we're not doing you a service. So let's talk about it, but let's walk through it. Let's make sure that everybody is comfortable with where we're at. Alright right now. The next rule, as we go down to the sixth is There. Taxpayer that sells must be the taxpayer of advise. And the IRS doesn't care. What's your name is they care what your number is? And so for the vast majority of people that their social Security number And the and there's a reason for that. And basically, here's the explanation. When you close the transaction, and and we'll we'll just said you're at your neighborly type title company. They are required by federal law to assure you what's called a 10 99. 10 99. Then they give you a copy of this in a 10 99 50 rs. Hey. I R. S Him and her husband just made $400,000 on the sale of this property. Okay? And They send that to the IRS to the big computer out in the middle of the Utah desert someplace. And then when you purchase a property At the end of the year when you file your tax returns. Your tax preparer is going to attach to your tax return What is called an 88 24. In the 88 24 says that big computer Hey, computer. Ignore that 400,000, because look They bought this. All right, and it's and it's those two numbers don't match perfectly. That computers Realistically is going to spit out. Some type of report says to a human being. Hey, look at these people made 400,000, and they didn't pay taxes on it. So that's the reason that the taxpayers.
Outside Podcast
"utah desert" Discussed on Outside Podcast
"One of the hardest parts of producing the kinds of stories. We often tell it outside. Magazine and on. This show is interviewing people about the challenging experiences. The change their lives getting someone to speak openly and honestly about the most difficult moments that takes bravery and also empathy. If you've listened to the survival tales. We've told over the years you've heard what it can be like for people to recall what it took to get through him to learn how to guide that type of conversation. We spend lots of time listening to folks who are really really good at it. And there's no one better than in a sale host of the death sex and money podcast from wnyc. Show that as the tagline puts it is about the things we think about a lot and need to talk about more in his courage and rebuild eighty to connect with people on the most personal topics sets her apart from just about everyone else in this business for a recent episode of death. Sex and money. Anna spoke with a professional rock. Climber was been forced to endure it. Different kind of survival epic you usually hear about an adventure narratives. It's a powerful story. And i'm thrilled to share it with you today. A quick not for we get started. This episode contains some discussion of suicidal thoughts. You want to skip that part. It happens about thirty nine minutes in. I'll let anna take it from here. Mason earl spends most of his day in bed. that's where he was when i reached him over facetime. Hey mason how you doing. I'm all right. How are you good. You're you might notice. Mason is thirty. Two and he has a chronic. Illness called myalgia encephalomyopathy litis or emmy. Cfs commonly called chronic fatigue syndrome. Emmy cfs is a complex illness with a wide variety of symptoms including muscle and joint pain memory issues trouble sleeping and extreme fatigue. There's no known cure. I'm just gonna let you sort of guide me on how you're observing your energy level and when you wanna wrap up and then we can pick up again tomorrow. Have you got a pretty solid. Thirty to forty minute window where i can be myself and use my voice and all that good stuff before mason. Got sick. He was a professional rock climber. He climbed all over. The world was featured and major climbing magazines and was paid by corporate sponsors including eddie bauer but today mason spends most of his time at home. He lives in reno. Nevada with his wife allie. He can't climb anymore. He can't do much of anything and while there's still a lot that medical professionals are learning about 'em cfs people have noticed its similarities to long haul cova which also includes chronic symptoms like fatigue and brain fog mason has been dealing with these symptoms for the past three years And are you in a comfortable position. Now you're ready to go. hi sharam. Yeah i'm laying down on my side with the phone resting on my ear with an eye mask on. It's kind of funny because like when when we start talking you bring the phone. And i can see like i'm going into your ear. It's as if we're entering your internal monologue a little perfect which is like he'll spot on. It feels straight talk. About how much time do you spend in that position a day. It varies Yeah at sort of the you know the peak severity of my Illness you know. Probably twenty twenty two hours Thereabouts twenty two hours of a twenty four hour a day. Yeah yep but right now Probably close to spending a maybe sixteen hours a day in bed which you know. It's so feels like freedom comparatively but still not a. I wouldn't call it. Acceptable is not an acceptable amount of time. Out of bed. so i just With emi s. such a big part of it is distortive sensory overload Being really hyper sensitive to know as and light. And i imagine it's can be hard to put words to it but fewer to describe like what it feels like to have light come in an in a way that feels uncomfortable. What is the. What's the feeling the physical feeling that that doesn't feel pleasant. I mean if you've ever had a bad concussion or a hangover That sort of similar sort of the concussion post concussion phase is probably the closest where just you know Your brain just can't handle it. Had some you know it's can be quite excruciating. The same with a noise like right now. You know i'll be. I'll be sitting in my living room. And i'll see my wife outside and i know that she's about to open the door but it still can't prepare me the second that door opens. And there's a bit of a screech and not noise. You know it's like this little moment that my body goes into shock just like the nervous system being totally overwhelmed or something. No one's quite sure it just feels like too much. It's too much mason. Spent most of his time outdoors. Before he was diagnosed with emi cfs. He first started rock climbing as a kid growing up in massachusetts but he didn't get serious about it until he moved out to colorado for college eventually mason dropped out of school to focus on climbing. He worked at yosemite and took on odd jobs so he could climb as much as possible and his dedication paid off at twenty. Three mason was signed by. Eddie bauer he. Laughingly called it a gravy train that paid for his climbing trips all around the world. From about the time. I was eighteen to twenty nine solid. Ten years climbing was was my life. Yeah i really something. I'm grateful for his. I i really got to to live all my climbing dreams. What for you when you were climbing. What drew you to it. Why did you want to dedicate so much of your life to it. I'm not really sure. I think A lot of things. I love being outside. Most of my climbing that i did was in the utah desert and i remember the first time i went to the utah desert and seeing the that red sandstone in the junipers opinions in the federa- sagebrush in the cactus. I'd never it was almost this religious experience. I'd never been somewhere like that. And yet it really immediately i knew. Wow this is the place that i need to spend some time. Here i I quickly started.
MyTalk 107.1
"utah desert" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Pictures before I left because I wanted to be surprised, but wow, that is The beautiful part of the country, Southern Utah, and we also mixed in a little Vegas fund was so what do you know? How was your brunch in Vegas? It was good. We actually Well, it was kinda It was good. We went to the cosmopolitan and just had the poolside breakfast after all, that you didn't go to the wind? No, because we wanted to mix in some other cosmopolitan stuff. We wanted to maybe stop by Momofuku and his mother stuff, But, yeah, it was good. You know, it's just It's not just fun just to get a little whiff of Vegas, you know? Oh, and you were there before they lifted the mask mandate because junior we got there, like right when it lifted Right now. It was Yeah, and then Yeah, you could tell. There's still some people wearing masks and other again. We're traveling with a nine year old who can't be vaccinated. So we're still trying to be careful and stuff, you know? It was finally makes his mouth door stuff and my eye was the TP. The teepee was pretty good. And we got got a nervous because we saw the weather forecast. And it was gonna be like 30 degrees or so right. But it turned out and I book this. I booked all this stuff like last November, But it was pretty glamping you guys might have even been able to handle there was a heater, electrical anger. It was actually a TP. It was fine. They actually had years there, too, But we slept in a TV, but it had like You know, a fridge in the toaster oven and and electric blanket. And so Yeah, it was pretty crazy. Wow, you know, and the weather was better than yeah, And so it's so weird there because it's the Utah desert and there's mountains. So sometimes it's going to be 90. And other times. It's gonna be 60 and you don't quite know how to dress but We got through it, and my new pro tip is and this. We've done this a couple talking talent because yesterday we didn't fly out of Vegas to like, six PM and well, we got to Vegas about one and we're like, Well, we get what we can do for, you know, 34 hours. Find a place find a place that has a pool that sells a day pass on, and we just sat at the Red Rock Spawn was casino for two hours sitting in their pool and sitting poolside drinking pina coladas. And in fact, they let us in for free. Oh, they did. Is that space everywhere? It's like Summerland, I think. Oh, okay. Okay. It was just, you know, they had about seven pools and They're shutting down early to have Ah Hockey viewing party, and I'm glad that went poorly for that. Yes, that's cool. While that's that's so exciting for them actually watched like Who are periods of that game. Every SEC watch me score until the third or they didn't but they had to win. And so that's kind of exciting. Very Yes, that's not a game Seven. Yeah. Mr Marinated seven. Yep. And then the other big news. Laurie's gonna bring us some sportscasting, while the only it's not much of news, but it is all over sports Twitter last night, so the minority owner Rocco of the Timberwolves is doing Glen Taylor. To prevent the sale of the team Tallis Rodriguez and his partner, he said. Um, according to copy obtained by ESPN that they're in violation of the franchise partner agreement and didn't honor the Taylors failure to honor the tag along rights for minority Owners in which allows them to sell and also, he said, Um there's no provision in the Rodriguez Lord sale that it stays in Minnesota. That's team stays here. Well, it again might be Oh, nor stars. Hostage situation. Build us a new stadium or somewhere else so Anyway, this guy this minority owner, he's like a Has a realistic Tate development company in New Jersey. And, um Anyway, so that that came up last night, ESPN broke the news. That's big deal that you know, trying to blow up that deal and not Glen Taylor said. No, no, I'm going to keep it in there. But it is not in agreement, according to Orbach, and he's would be privy to all this, I suppose, because he's a minor knee. I don't understand all the details. We'd have to ask racy, but all right. Yeah, we would. But we would let me eggs, Taylor says. No, no, it's all good. Everything's going believe they're like, Yeah, but a lot of people are saying the NBA would make more money like good say, like Seattle doesn't have a team right now, or ST Louis doesn't have a team right now, or Kansas City. The NBA would make more money by starting a new team in those cities rather than moving. What kind of loyalty is that? I know, right? You know what it's like. Okay. If somebody wanted to start a team in Seattle, they'd have to pay the NBA like $2 billion, whereas if a Rod wanted to move to Seattle It would be a lot less. And so the MBA. It's the NBA would prefer to just start a new team in those towns rather than move rather than move. Okay, we'll see. Yeah, I mean, wild go twins, and I don't see a rod is like a twin cities type. Oh, not at all. That's yeah. No, no, I mean you called here concealer stick right now. I mean, that was buying that. Jeez, Louise, unless you picked one up for your trip, Brocco You know, for your circles and to raise you got from Glamping in a yurt. Where? How did you guys book your Your, Um, was it we said this river that place was a standalone place. It was called like Boulder. Guest ranch or something like that, and it was actually kind of cool. It was this little town of Boulder, Utah, and it was near Capitol Reef State Park, and it was kind of run by Thies foodies that really wanted to make a nice restaurant out there And then they kind of reclaimed the land and remade, you know, they brought the stream that was kind of flowing through it. They kind of rehab it so I had a nice waterfall and When we were there, They're like, Yeah, There's gonna be this band playing in the barn tonight or whatever. And so we went. It was a kind of my first concert. In other years. We saw this band called Dirt Wire, and And it was kind of fun. A bunch of hippies were hanging out. Do unhappy things. And my kid was like, What is the deal with that? A grown man dancing like that? It really works like that. So you know, that's how hippies fly there. Freak flag, man. Is it a small place like you would have to book this in advance right? And they had Lena handful of cabins and a handful of your It's unlike TV, So we have the TP. Did you like bike through the National park so high? A lot of people did do He? You know, the e bikes are pretty popular because in one of the reasons is that Zion It's so popular that they have. Ah, you know a shuttle system, and it actually kind of was overloaded and people couldn't get a shuttle to go to do all these things so they needed to rent to e bike and stuff..
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"utah desert" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Degrees and news radio W F L A After a wave of new voting laws passed in Republican controlled states. Democrats on Capitol Hill are trying to push through a bill that would wipe them out and standardize election rules nationwide. The Fourth of People Act legislation that would expand federal oversight of elections across the country is a top priority for Democrats. Make no mistake. We're moving forward with this one in the rules committee this week. Senate Majority Leader truck, Schumer says Hill Iton the markup session an opportunity to change the bill later today. It is rare for Senate leaders to attend the committee hearing, but Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell will also be there to lead GOP opposition. Republicans say the proposal is a federal takeover of elections designed to benefit Democrats. The bill is unlikely to garner 60 votes needed to win Senate approval on Capitol Hill, Jered Halpern Fox News tragedy unfolding in Russia, where at least 11 people are dead and a school shooting Most of the victims are Children. Two teenage gunman reportedly opened fire One was killed, The other now in custody. Video shows students jumping out of windows to escape. Fall out from a major pipeline shutdown is being felt across the nation. Several gas stations in the south now without fuel, others reporting long lines. Triple A says those states will likely see prices spike. The group is called Dark side. They're responsible for the attack that happened, and a senior Department of Justice official is telling Fox business at the investigation into the attack is actually on going because of the involvement of ransomware labeling the sophistication of the tools used as quote very high, and the White House is weighing in. They say they Are monitoring reports off fuel shortages across the country, especially here on the east Coast and in the Southeast. Kevin Corke reporting colonial pipeline expects to have its system back online later this week. President Biden is taking action today and the coronavirus fight. He wants to come up with new ways to get more people vaccinated. He's holding a virtual meeting with the governors of six states including Utah, Ohio in Massachusetts. Probe sent to an asteroid is coming back home, Hopefully with more secrets of the solar system. Oh, Cyrus Rex is now on its way back from the asteroid Bennu to Planet Earth, carrying a sample of rocks it collective. It will travel 1.4 billion miles, lack the son twice and catch up with Earth where we will be 2.5 years from now. Masses Andrea Jones says it will land in the Utah desert, Scientists will have the chance to examine those rocks up close..
KLBJ 590AM
"utah desert" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"311, honey and I'm 38233. 49 Times. Jeffries and don prior about a surprise new reports following the federal investigation member that deadly Teslik crash that killed two people in the Houston area A couple weeks ago, when a Tesla model s crashed and caught fire in suburban Houston last month on Li, about 550 ft from the owner's home. First responders did not find anyone behind the wheel. One man was killed in the passenger seat, another and back. But in its preliminary report, the National Transportation Safety Board says security camera footage shows the owner did get into the driver's seat shortly before the crash. Report also finds it unlikely that the autopilot driver assistance feature was being used after investigators tested a similar Tesla on the same road. They couldn't get one of the necessary functions, automatic steering toe work, perhaps because the road doesn't have lines. For now, the probe continues into the probable cause of the crash. Lisa Brady Fox needs Check out this Houston man He's been arrested and charged with having a pet tiger. You saw the video that was circulating in cyberspace yesterday in our front yard. And while he would get the story from newsman Matthew Seedorf, a tiger loose Sunday in a neighborhood and off duty deputy raising his gun at the big cat, but never shooting. What we say Victor Hugo Cuevas is the man taking the tiger inside before leaving home. The 26 year old was out on bond for an unrelated murder charge. In December, the U. S House passed the so called Tiger King Bill. If signed in the law, it would ban private ownership of tigers, lions, cheetahs and Cougars right now, owning a tiger with in Houston City limits is a misdemeanor. All right, there you go. Yeah, The Houston Police Department Offenders division in the animal Cruelty units is investigating this case. It's a big tiger. There was Huge. Yeah. Remember that space crash that traveled, you know, to a far distant asteroid and collected a rock sample? Well, it's now on its way back to Earth. Oh, Cyrus Rex is now on its way back from the asteroid Bennu to Planet Earth, carrying a sample of rocks that collective it will travel 1.4 billion miles. Laugh the son twice and catch up with Earth where we will be 2.5 years from now. Masses Andrea Jones says it will land in the Utah desert, Scientists will have the chance to examine those rocks up close by bringing a simple home. We can find out in no more details about its chemistry. We can really prove it at a microscopic level. Most of the sample will be archived for future scientists to study with Maura Advanced technology. Kevin Brown Fox News. That's a bunch of science right? There's a ton and they know it's going to land in Utah, whereas China when they launched a rocket, it's like we don't know where the hell is gonna land. Check this out of breaking deal between glassmaker and Apple. Fox Onset Apple has announced $45 million from its Advanced manufacturing fund will go to glassmaker Corning Incorporated. Corning is already received $450 million on the $5 billion fund over the last four years, which Apple says helps support more than one found. Jobs at the Kentucky based Corning US Operation Center of Facility. I got to visit in 2019 ahead of the release of the iPhone 11. The investment will also help Corning continue to create evermore durable glass for the iPhone. Apple Watch an iPad like the current ceramic shield glass found in the iPhone 12, which is a new material stronger than any other smartphone glass. It's made by high temperature crystallization step, which forms nanocrystals within the glass, which keep it strong and still transparent. Corning's history goes back 170 years from the encasement for glass light bulbs in the late 18 hundreds to fiber optics for telecommunications to the screen on the first iPhone when the two companies began working together with Fox on Tech, Brett Larson Fox News. It's the first ever Bob Dylan Arts retrospective in the US and will repeat Premiere this.
KPRC 950 AM
"utah desert" Discussed on KPRC 950 AM
"America trusts downloaded now. It's the beginning of the end to an epic space journey. NASA's Oh Cyrus Rex spacecraft, which spent years traveling to the distant asteroid called Bennu and landed last October. Collecting rock samples today begins its journey back to Earth. So today, Bucyrus Rex spacecraft will fire its main engines and start its journey back to Earth. Will travel 1.4 billion miles. This is Andrea Jones says, Oh, Cyrus Rex will take its sample on a trek around the sun twice and return to Earth landing in the Utah desert. In 2.5 years boxes have been brown Thea FAA continues to crack down on unruly passengers have to receiving more than 1300 complaints from airlines this year. In the two most recent cases, one passenger repeatedly refused to wear a face mask. Then coffin blew his nose into a blanket. Proposed find for him more than $10,000, another curse that flight attendants and the captain slamming overhead bins before law enforcement escorted him out of the terminal. His proposed fine is $9000 passengers can protest penalties and awards show facing boycotts gets pulled off the air NBC is canceled. The 2022 Golden Globes over the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is diversity issues. Network put out a statement saying, We continue to believe that the H F P A is committed to meaningful reform. However, change of this magnitude takes time and work and we feel strongly that the H F P A needs time to do it right. The Press association is facing cancelations across Hollywood Last week. Netflix and Amazon cut ties with the organization that puts on the awards gala and mortar media jumped onboard the boycott. This week. The H F P A has been under fire recently after the Los Angeles Times called out the organization for having no black members. Along with other institutional and structural issues. Michelle Pelino Fox News, Tom Cruise is sending back his three Golden Globes for Born on the Fourth of July, Magnolia and Jerry Maguire at Lisa Brady Fox News. What we need is more common sense Use plain old common sense breaking down the world's nonsense. How American common sense will see us through with the common sense of Houston. I'm just pro common sense for Houston from Houston, talking about This is the Jimmy Barrett Show brought to you by viewing calm now. Here's Jimmy Barrett. All right. Our number two coming up. Kind of a update on the state of the restaurant industry.
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Monocle 24: The Globalist
Mysterious monolith appears in Newnan
"Move on finely chelsea at the manila. Just tell us out. The art world has reacted to the appearance of this enormous metal block in the utah test at first. The world responded in a sort of excited and generous way. So i think this thing appeared. It was spotted by a helicopter. That was being some environmentalists. These guys were counting bighorn. Sheep in the utah desert and spotted this. I think it's about twelve foot. High shiny metal monolith there amongst the red rocks and for a while. It was exciting. Because i think there was. There was some intimation that might be a an unknown work. By the great scope to joan mccracken. He created his planks in his columns. These great shiny minimalist objects. Which have this have a mystical power to stand in front of them. They sort of reflect you but you kind of lose yourself in them and so everybody was very excited about that quite quickly. he's gallery said we're actually no. It's not by him. He's got rivets on he'd never vs rivets and things like this and then they sort of all these sorts of other events these other molesters appearing in the art will very bored very quickly. And i think that's where we are right now. They keep appearing not. I did a quick google search and this another monolith has appeared somewhere else and it was olive white. Various the world romania months left right and center. But everybody's going to be with you think whoever's doing it to stop
The Art Newspaper Weekly
Brexit: what would no deal mean for the art market?
"I'm joined by two experts to discuss where we are with brexit and how it will affect the market and for this episode work of the week the curators never wakefield tells us about the planks made by john mccracken. You suddenly gained a new audience because he was initially remained to be behind that shiny monolith in the utah desert before that. The holidays are two weeks away so why not gift. A subscription to the newspaper you can save up to forty percent when you buy a subscription for a friend colleague or indeed for yourself between the digital only subscription full and immediate access to a website an app or the complete subscription all the benefits of the digital only subscription plus the monthly printed newspaper delivered direct to. You do go to the art newspaper. Dot com and click on the subscribe. Link the top left of the page now despite the coronavirus pandemic the uk Fast to its intention to strike a trade deal with the european union by the end of twenty twenty so talks intensified over recent weeks but at the time of recording no deal has been struck and the uk and remain far apart according to us your phone delay and the president of the european commission the worst case scenario unless you a hard line. Brexit camp owner is deal and that remains a possibility but how autrey be affected to find out i asked the writer and art market specialist ivan question and former. Mvp current chief executive of the british chamber of commerce in brussels daniel donaldson daniel before we talk specifically about the art trade and brexit's effects. Let's let let's get a state of play. Where do you see the negotiations now. Well i'm actually still pretty positive. I think actually more or less the deal is done. The question now is how will that date is choreographed. On both sides of the channel to ensure the politically they can get through on both sides. So i actually think the deal was probably more or less agreed at the start of the week. The question now is the uk gay some concessions on northern ireland earlier in the week. I think that was the first stage. The prime minister met with commissioner of on the land on wednesday night. And i think that also was the next stage of of Of this i think you will find that. The eu will grant some concessions on the level playing field over the weekend and the uk will grant some concessions on fish. I'm then. I think we will more or less dale semi. That's the feeling that the Getting in brussels now this could all still Blow up You know the politics of this is still very very delicate. But i think contrary probably what you you see in in some of the media online. Pretty confident that we're still on course for a deal early next week. What do you make these contingency announcements from the that. We're talking on thursday lunchtime in the uk and this morning. The have set out some some aspects of sort of contingency planning. I suppose the portents of that suggests that that no deal was more likely but do you think that's a bit of a smokescreen. Then i think the you is just covering it. It's back because it did the same thing before march last year when when there was the first deadline anthony e you needs to make sure from its point of view that certain things can continue in the case of no deal so for example. Airline routes can continue. Some of these sort of things need to be done so these are more or less the same contingency measures that they put in place just over a year ago when we had that first potential Deal situation. i'm i do think also that You know given the fact that this is going roy down to the wire at this puts a little bit more pressure on the uk to make sure that you know if they were gonna be concessions made. They need to be made very soon. Okay i've what do you think the chief concerns of the art trade are what what information do they need. And what guarantees. They need for this to be something that will stop panic and allow them to continue to trade in the way that they would like to. So i've actually been speaking to people on the ground on what we've been getting a lot. Actually in the market media is A lot of detailed from trade associations and from lawyers and shippers. And that's what we haven't been getting is what is happening on the ground. How do people feel so. That's what i've been focusing on and actually the biggest thing is obviously uncertainty. The most interesting thing to me was. I couldn't find any panic anywhere
Mason & Ireland
Another Mysterious Monolith Suddenly Appears — This Time In Romania
"In utah over the weekend. A mysterious metal monolith appeared a metal monolith so it is a gigantic sort of column but wider than a column made of metal in the utah. Desert okay then then that one disappeared. Let's and a monolith appeared in romania kayla known locally as the holy mountain in romania. That's where the model is now except horror. You told me that it's gone from there now. Romania the one in romania is gone today so utah gone but he made it. Is this thing. Yeah explain to people. What exactly a monolith is okay. So it's like a imagine. Well it's like a pillar it's like a really wide pillar for ericsson. Okay let's date of metal and yeah we don't know who's moving it or if it is just moving by science fiction we're just ignore miles theme jeff just ignored exactly. Momo what does it mean. Monolith utah desert disappears monolith utah in front or a knits liked in front of the holy mountain. And it's like ten feet taller. Something thirteen feet tall feet tall. And it's made it. It's made of metal. And so how long was this. Is somebody watching. It like like when they disappeared where people watching it is there any. Are there drones or cameras. That have seen what happened. Nothing nobody has seen it. Nobody has seen it com or go. Wow because it means to me. And it's definitely the same monolith that was in. Utah was in romania. The same well the same type of model if we don't know if it was the exact same monolith but i'm expecting it will pop up somewhere else
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
Another Mysterious Monolith Suddenly Appears — This Time In Romania
"Just thought it was safe. Remember talking about that Noblest about monolith That was in You know the hinterlands utah well and it suddenly disappeared. Well another one has suddenly appeared. This time in romania just in case you're keeping track of the ever revolving monolith as it seems to be making. Its way around the world. Is that the same one. Eight fifty now thirteen ten. Kfi thirteen ten kfi. Gay dot com northern colorado's voice mornings with gail via the collision specialist studios. Yep less than two weeks after authority stumbled literally across that mysterious metal object standing freely in the utah desert kind of looked like a giant and just days after disappeared while a similar monolith has been reported nearly halfway around the world. Oh those aliens pissy. Aren't they where in. The world is the monolith residents in the romanian city and for you of romanian descent. I apologize if i mangle. The city's name but residents in the romanian city of piatra nipped said they have found another odd item. That could have been ripped from the set of two thousand one. A space odyssey local newspaper reported by npr reports that the monolith like the one discovered in. I believe it was southeastern. Utah is about ten to twelve feet. Tall apparently composed entirely of a dimly reflective metal. It was reportedly found that standing on a plateau near archaeological site overlooking the city journal. Fm local radio station there recorded video the purported revealing an eye aching sheen and looped markings among its are along at surface. Now apparently not the same one so here enter. Andrei cal cal. Bolivia mayor of piatra neom. Well he appears to be taking the news in stride saying there's no reason to panic for those who think there is still life in the universe this according to a translation of a facebook post that he posted after the discovery surfaced on friday according to this translation by the independent he went on to say my guess is is that some alien cheeky and terrible. Teenagers left home with their parents. Ufo and started planting metal monoliths around the world. i and utah and then at piatra nipped. I am honored that they chose our city now. The monolith in utah disappeared less than a ten days. After officers from the state's department of public safety for spotted authorities profess their utter confusion at its presence. In utah's country. They were no less confused by its sudden disappearance overnight on friday poof just like that and adventure. Photographer said that. He spotted for men dismantling of so. It wasn't alien. Maybe they were masquerading as human spot photographer. Saying he's spotted for men dismantling the structure this according to the new york times and all that was left of the structure on saturday morning. And you can fire up google earth and see. This was a triangular metal piece that used to be on top and a whole where the base of the tower stood this according to the salt lake. Tribune hey it gives us something other to talk about then the craziness going on. Well i suppose it would fall into that category but all of the bad craziness going on throughout twenty twenty now. The bureau of land management. Utah denied moving the structure. Well and as for that. Those so mysterious monolith in romania kabylia's said he had no answers himself but that he wouldn't be all that upset. If the found mystery happened to attract tourists to city adding beyond the conspiracy theories. That can be tempting. I'd like to see this randomness as further proof that our city is special for the earthlings. And maybe not only for them as the monolith mystery deepens
The KFBK Morning News
Metal monolith discovered in Utah desert mysteriously disappears
"In Romania after a similar structure disappeared from a desert in Utah. It's 13 FT. Tall and NBC's Tom Rivers is live with us this morning on the model with Hunt has so Tom are these two structures connected the one in Utah and the one in Romania. They may be. And if you look at the pictures closely, they're not the same now objects so maybe you gotta got a crew of Banksy type artists out there working on this one. Just Trying, you know, trying to be funnel us. As we approach the end of this arguably worse year of most of our lives. Yeah. You gotta throw this in at the end of 2020. Why not get rid of it? Exactly. So the model has appeared in Utah, and then it was gone. And didn't the park service there say we didn't take it. We didn't take it down. Yeah, exactly. And it wasn't like it was like disappeared. Miraculously, they apparently concede that there was some disturbance of the soil. So somehow it was Physically taken out of there on this one, though, is interesting. Because you know that one was kind of the back of beyond Unless you're a shepherd or Ah, old Explorer. You're not gonna find that one. But this one is On the hill of the town and Romania Theater. A neat and people are watching it and probably, you know, you should get those little little animal cameras get one of those on it. So if Anything happens to this thing. You can capture it and put it on YouTube. Okay, So So, Tom is we understand it. Nobody
Justice and Drew
Another mysterious monolith appears — in Romania
"One. I got one. I got one breaking news basically out of the New York Post. Another mysterious monolith has surfaced days after one vanished without a trace in the Utah desert, this shiny triangular metallic pillar. Was found a few yards away from an ancient landmark in Romania. In the city of Piatra Neamt. And on Thursday it measures 13 FT. Tall, One side faces amount. Kayla Kell Kell who nailed it. Yeah, I'm sure that's exactly how it's pronounced, which is one of the seven natural wonders of Romania that is also known locally as Holy Mountain. One of my favorites. Yeah, so they just found an article on some private property. They don't know who the model its owner is. It is in a protected area on an archaeological site before installing something there. They would have needed permission from the institution and from the Ministry of Culture. Aliens don't wait for permission. Apparently, Romania has a Ministry of culture which just sounds very foreboding. It
America in the Morning
What is the Utah Monolith and where did it go?
"Been keeping up with us. Keep out of this monolith thing. The one that showed up in Utah. We've been keeping up with this thing. A couple weeks ago, somebody spotted a mysterious structure in a remote section of Utah and desert. Well foot steel monolith that looked very alien light, but man Now this past Friday, he got the story. It disappeared. But there's a new twist since then. Another Virtually identical monolith was just found near an ancient archaeological landmark and Romania. Yeah, Now. Gotta hand it to whoever's behind it. I don't really think it's Little green men from Mars or whatever. I really don't But this is pretty elaborate, or maybe somebody that Utah desert and somebody to Romania read it online. I decided they do the same thing. Maybe that's the case. I don't know, but if they're coordinated Hey, hats off to you guys goes, Yeah. You're really you're really coordinated that Z good,
The Art Newspaper Weekly
Mysterious monolith discovered in Utah desert
"A mysterious object resembling the free standing plank sculptures of the late minimalist artist. Joan mccracken or the alien monoliths in stanley kubrick's sci-fi classic. Two thousand one space odyssey has been discovered in a remote area of the utah desert prompting theories ranging from extraterrestrial visitation to avocado installation biologists from the utah. Division of wildlife spotted. The monolith from a helicopter welcomed up during a routine count of bighorn sheep in the area. The location of melissa has not been disclosed but the footage shiny object in store within a red rock canyon suggested that live somewhere in southern utah which has distinct ecological landscape
Going Deep with Chad and JT
Mysterious monolith discovered in Utah desert
"Monolithic structure that was discovered in utah in a cave. But like it's not natural looking. It's like a black kind of like ten foot obelisk or something like that. I don't know if that's big enough to be novelist. But monolith a monolith right so sorry. Yeah i don't know. What did you think it's aliens. You think it's aliens. I mean that's the question right. Who put it there. Yeah because there's no no one's claimed it it dropped. They said like there's no signs of it was dropped. It just appeared You know. I'm going go aliens on this one. It sounds gnarly. I mean the article Heavily references two thousand one space odyssey. Which is where i get the word monolith from because that's like what's all about and so they're like. Oh maybe it's a fans. I think they filmed that in the utah desert. And they're kind of saying like oh. Some artists did an installation like it looks artistic more than like anything else They thought like oh nassar put it. They're like bounce satellite signals author. But it's kind of like lowered into some rocks and stuff which would be interfere so it's not quite ideal for that. So i think the leading theory in the article was like like an artistic installation or something. Yeah
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An Unexplained Monolith in the Utah Desert
"A helicopter crew from. Utah's department of public safety. Were on a routine assignment coming bighorn sheep in the southeastern part of the state when they spotted a mysterious silver monolith in the middle of the red rock standing about ten to twelve feet tall. Perfect shiny triangular prism the crew. Says it definitely looks like it was planted there on purpose not dropped from above on accident. Short of some nasa experiment pilot brit. Hutchings thinks it was probably put there by an artist maybe fan of two thousand one. A space odyssey. It does bear a striking resemblance to the black monolith that appears in that film but the department of public safety reminded people in a statement that installations on public land require permits quote. No matter what planet. You're from end quotes. They've also said they won't disclose exactly where they found it. Because it's in a location that could be dangerous to navigate for amateur hikers. And they don't want to cause curious visitors to injure themselves or become stranded. But they did post a bunch of photos and videos taken by the crew with the monolith including one where one of the guys standing on top of another one's shoulders to get a measurement of the monolith against lincoln. The show notes. So you can see for yourself with this mysterious structure. Looks like i'm kind of curious how long it's been there you know. How often do people fly over this part of red rock country looking for sheep or otherwise paying close enough attention to have noticed it. The guardian pointed out that some people have noticed. The monolith bears striking resemblance to the works of artists. John mccracken who did live in nearby new mexico but died. Eight years ago he's galleries. David's werner did not return request for comment from the guardian. Is it possible. The monolith has been there for over eight years just waiting to be discovered or was it planted by someone else or some thing else. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
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