Harvard University

A new Harvard University study has discovered that bizarre flashes of comic light could be coming from a massive radio transmitter built by an alien race.  According to two Harvard astronomers, the mysterious deep-space radio signals, konwn as fast radio bursts (FRBs), could be the result of a transmitter used to accelerate spacecraft to near light speeds for interstellar travel. FRBs are a mysterious phenomenon that lasts only a few milliseconds, but release more energy in that short space of time than the sun does in an entire month.

Dove, hawk, or nothing at all? That's the question as Fed chief Janet Yellen speaks after she receives the Radcliffe Medal from Harvard University's Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study. There are no prepared remarks, but a scheduled 30-minute Q&A session with Greg Mankiw could give insight into Yellen's thoughts on two key issues: whether she now has more faith that recent evidence of rising inflation is convincing, and the degree to which she feels overseas risks have receded.

Scientists from Harvard University say they have found evidence that an ancient Earth exists within our planet.  According to a team of researchers, a previously unexplained isotopic ratio from within the Earth may be leftover material from an ancient Earth 4.5 billion years ago. The ancient Earth collided with a huge celestial body that eventually led to the creation of Earth’s moon, the scientists say. Ancient-code.com reports: The creation of Earth’s Moon and its origin are among some of the greatest scientific mysteries of science.

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In a stunning attack on freedom of association, Harvard University announced today that members of independent, single-sex, off-campus organizations will be blacklisted from Rhodes and Marshall scholarships and banned from leadership of on-campus organizations or athletic teams.