NDAs, Amazon Cities, and a Missing Data Point

Six stories from this week… hosted by Matt Barone.An unclassified memo signed July 31st by Aaron Lucas waives NDAs for current and former employees and contractors with UAP information, letting them speak to AARO or the Pursuit Task Force. Congressman Eric Burlison, who released it, says it is unclear whether it covers congressional testimony and is advising anyone coming forward to bring a lawyer. The 30 day clock for agencies to name a designee started July 31st. Separately, a peer reviewed Nature study led by Martti Pärssinen at the University of Helsinki detected 432 earthworks across 4,500 square kilometres of Acre state, Brazil, with 396 previously undocumented, extrapolating to 24,000 to 30,000 earthworks built by the Akari civilisation, with a population estimate of up to 1.245 million at its peak between 100 and 300 AD.Monday brought Dr. Francis Thackeray from South Africa, whose Wonderkrater platinum spike, now dated to 12,800 years ago, pairs with new work suggesting the impact may have triggered volcanism directly rather than the two being separate competing explanations. Tuesday, Chris Cottrell explained why he publicly reversed his five-year position that the Carolina Bays formed during the Younger Dryas, while still holding that Earth crossed an active stretch of the Taurid meteor stream. Wednesday, Brad Olsen covered Antarctica's more than 100 subglacial lakes, including Lake Vostok, and cautioned that possible city grid features detected in scans cannot yet be confirmed as artificial. Thursday, Maria Wheatley discussed Stonehenge's magnetically distinct Welsh bluestones and her research into Britain's elongated skulls. Friday brought four tour operators, Derek Olsen, Hugh Newman, Darren Grimes, and Graham Dunlop, for a wide-ranging conversation on ancient sites and life on the road.George Howard's episode on comet versus volcano covered the Hall's Cave dataset dispute, where researcher Mark Young says a whistleblower gave him a complete original dataset showing an unpublished sample with platinum concentration four times higher than anything in the published paper. No verdict, a double-blind test is now underway. George also spent July 29th in the Senate hearing room where Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times before the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, which voted 8 to 5 to advance a contempt of Congress resolution.**CHAPTERS**00:00 Introduction00:35 UAP NDA waiver memo01:32 Amazon earthworks discovery02:36 Francis Thackeray and Wonderkrater04:08 Chris Cottrell reverses his Carolina Bays position05:24 Brad Olsen on Antarctica06:26 Maria Wheatley on Stonehenge and elongated skulls07:19 Four tour operators panel08:11 George Howard's comet vs. volcano episode09:31 Fauci Senate hearing10:39 Closing thoughts**ABOUT**TTN News covers the cosmic history that shaped this planet and the deep human past still buried in the ground.**FOLLOW TTN NEWS**[https://www.facebook.com/cosmicsummit] · [https://x.com/Cosmicsummitx] · [https://www.instagram.com/cosmic.summit/] · [https://thetitan.network/]#TTNNews #MattBarone #WeeklyRecap #YoungerDryas #UAPDisclosure #AmazonEarthworks #Antarctica