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  On March 7, 1990, there were a number of reported UFO sightings in Belgium. The most famous of these sightings were made by a group of police officers who witnessed a large, triangular object flying low over the town of Liège. The object was reportedly silent and made no visible means of propulsion. It was also described as being very large, with a wingspan of several hundred feet. The police officers' sighting was just one of many that were reported on March 7. Other witnesses described seeing similar objects in other parts of Belgium. The sightings caused a great deal of excitement and speculation, and many people believe that they provide evidence of the existence of UFOs. However, there are also some who believe that the sightings can be explained by more prosaic means. For example, some have suggested that the objects seen on March 7 were simply military aircraft, such as stealth bombers. Others have suggested that the sightings were the result of mass hysteria or optical il

  Orcus celestial bodies in astrology have been growing since the 1980s. While Orcus does have a symbolic meaning in some astrological systems, its use in astrology is not as widespread as more established celestial bodies such as the Sun, Moon, and planets. The object was named Orcus, after the Roman god of the underworld, and it quickly became the subject of intense fascination and speculation. The fascination with Orcus was not limited to scientists and space enthusiasts, however. In popular culture, since the 1980s Orcus quickly became a symbol of the unknown and the mysterious. The 80s Movies and Television shows featuring explorers traveling to the planet and encountering strange alien creatures captivated audiences around the world. They were fascinated by the tales of adventure and heroism, and many of their own legends and stories were inspired by these tales. But the true history of Orcus goes back much further than the 1980s. In fact, Orcus has a long and storied past that d

563 THIS DAY IN HISTORY April 08   Buddhists celebrate the birth of Gautama Buddha Lord Buddha was born Prince Siddhartha Gautama on the Purnima Tithi (full moon day) in 563 BC in Lumbini (modern-day Nepal). In Hinduism, Buddha is considered the ninth avatar of Lord Vishnu. While there are some beliefs within certain Hindu traditions that consider Buddha to be an avatar of Lord Vishnu, this is not a universally held belief. In Hinduism, there are multiple avatars of Lord Vishnu that are recognized and celebrated, including Lord Rama and Lord Krishna. However, the status of Buddha as an avatar of Vishnu is not widely accepted in Hinduism and is more commonly associated with certain sects of Buddhism. It is worth noting that while there may be some cultural and religious connections between Hinduism and Buddhism, they are distinct and separate religions with their own unique beliefs and practices. April 08 marks the celebration of the birth of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. Als

  Hologram telescope technology refers to the use of holographic techniques in the design and construction of telescopes. Holographic telescopes use holographic gratings, which are diffraction gratings that have been created using holographic techniques, to disperse light and form images. One of the main advantages of holographic telescopes is that they can be much smaller and lighter than traditional telescopes, while still providing high-quality images. This is because holographic gratings are very efficient at dispersing light, which means that they can produce high-resolution images with very little loss of light. Another advantage of holographic telescopes is that they can be designed to operate over a wide range of wavelengths, from visible light to ultraviolet and infrared. This makes them useful for a variety of applications, including astronomy, remote sensing, and biomedical imaging. The hologram telescope to find a multiverse in quantum computers bolster the theory. A Hologr