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About a year ago, Luis Elizondo released his eye-opening book Imminent, which shook up the UFO and UAP conversation worldwide. Curious about what has happened since then, I came across a fascinating article titled The Secret Science Behind UFO Shapes on Liberation Times.
The article dives into why UFOs often appear in distinct geometric shapes—like spheres, triangles, or discs—and explores the possible scientific principles behind these forms. It suggests that these shapes might not be random but could relate to advanced technologies and physical effects that we don’t yet fully understand. This fresh scientific perspective adds a new layer to the ongoing discussion about UFOs, moving beyond just eyewitness reports and speculation.
For those who find reading a book time-consuming, Imminent is also available as an audiobook, narrated by Luis Elizondo himself, making it even more accessible for anyone interested in the topic.
Overall, the UFO mystery remains as intriguing as ever, and Elizondo’s work continues to inspire deeper investigation and conversation. The search for answers is definitely far from over!

I am planning to experiment a bit with Qualys Container Security and Docker on the Hetzner ARM64 CAX servers this weekend. Given the current electricity prices, it is probably not really necessary to have a Proxmox server at home..
The new Ampere® ARM64 servers from Hetzner are relatively affordable and therefore offer a good alternative. Especially now, with Intel and AMD facing CPU bugs again, this is an even better idea. I really like Debian 12 at the moment, so I would like to use an encrypted Debian on it.
Hetzner offers a preferred way to install an encrypted system. You can find a corresponding guide at the following link. However, please note that you need to adjust the settings for the private networks accordingly to ensure that unlocking via Dropbear works later on:
auto enp7s0
iface enp7s0 inet dhcp
metric 100
In the guide, you will also need to make an adjustment at the point "/tmp/setup.conf" and insert the line.
PART /boot/efi esp 256M
Afterwards, you can unlock the cloud server via SSH using Dropbear:
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no root@your_hetzner_ip