IRH 273: Trump Says "Pretty Serious Stuff" on 10 Dead Scientists & Pentagon Misses Deadline

Pentagon misses April 14th deadline—46 classified UAP videos not delivered. Trump addresses 10 dead scientists at White House: "Pretty serious stuff, huh?" Says country will know something in "week and a half." Alien.gov still dark.

April 14th deadline passed: Pentagon delivered nothing. Congresswoman Luna: Nobody responded until her staff followed up. Whoever is "trying to be cute at the Pentagon was about to get rolled." Department of War statement: Working with White House to release "never before seen UAP information." Alien.gov remains dark.

April 17th: Trump at Turning Point USA—"First releases will begin very soon." Most specific timeline from White House on UAP disclosure.

Ten dead or missing scientists: Stephen Garcia (nuclear weapons contractor, Albuquerque) added as 10th. Amy Eskridge (anti-gravity researcher, Huntsville) being reviewed as possible 11th—died 2022 after claiming harassment by directed energy weapons. Four people vanished from Albuquerque walking away on foot. Two Los Alamos employees vanished 53 days apart under identical circumstances.

April 17th White House briefing: Reporter asks if administration investigating 10 dead scientists. Trump: "Pretty serious stuff, huh?" Just left meeting on subject. Hopes it's random. Country will know something in "week and a half."

Quick hits: Quantum computing breakthrough—IonQ networks two computers using photonic entanglement. NVIDIA launches first open-source AI for quantum error correction. Neanderthals hunted women and children 45,000 years ago. Interstellar comet reveals different interior chemistry on way out of solar system.

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