Letters to the Editor
Readers comment on a Great Pyramid capstone connection, Kordylewski dust clouds, disclosure day and eschatology hints, AI articles and more.

Global News
We report on a new Japanese DNA discovery, WHO’s digital ID, the measles vaccine death rate higher than that from measles, how circumcision and pregnancy change the brain, the US losing the war against Iran, pseudoscience of climate attribution and more. 

Aerotoxic Syndrome
This article by Captain John Hoyte was first written and published in NEXUS in 2009, but it demonstrates that air crew and passengers are still not being told the truth on what is in their abnormal, generally unsafe, cabin air. 

Data Centres: The Invisible Technocracy
Data centres not only have serious impacts on the environment, health and finance, says Will Hart, but there are troublesome consequences projected when government is being replaced with an architecture of control. However, we can act now for a better future.

Is Bitcoin Anonymous?
David Portyanskiy explores the truth about anonymity and the blockchain and discovers that although Bitcoin and other cryptos are pseudonymous, they are not anonymous, and are among the most traceable methods of financial instrument ever devised.

Surprises of Sacred Cartography
Oleksiy V. Arkhypov connects super-ancient geography, medieval maps and artefacts from Hindu, European, and Indo-European traditions to observe encoded astronomical and Ice Age knowledge, and questions if this could have gone unnoticed by mainstream science.

Science News 3305: Earth’s Oxygen and Magnetism Link
This issue, we present research from NASA suggesting that processes deep inside the Earth might influence habitability on the planet’s surface, following discovery of a strong link between Earth’s oxygen level and its magnetic field over the last 540 million years.

The Great Pyramid’s Missing Capstone
Part 2: How a Celestial Relic Became a Biblical Mystery
In this final part of Tony Bushby’s latest offering on the Great Pyramid’s capstone, the object the ancients called “AKKA” became a biblical mystery which gripped the public imagination through the ages—and it may not have disappeared at all.

Acquired Savant Syndrome
Anthony Talmage delves into expert research on acquired savant syndrome, triggered by some form of neurological insult such as a blow to the head, stroke, lightning strike or brain haemorrhage, and looks at the mechanisms by which this dormant human potential may be released.

Strange Times — 3305: Police Reports of UAP
Police Inspector Roy Teague has applied his investigative principles to experiences of unidentified anomalous phenomena reported by UK police, and shares examples of his findings from his recent book Close Encounters of the Police Kind.