Vineyard Wind Project Powers Massachusetts Grid Amid Ongoing Construction

Recent scholarly work has proposed a new functional design for the Liahona, a sacred artifact described in the Book of Mormon, suggesting it featured two vertical spindles inside a hollow sphere with viewing ports to precisely indicate travel direction. This interpretation contrasts with previous models that depicted horizontal compass-like pointers and aims to better explain the artifact's form and function. Complementing this academic discussion, Kyler Rasmussen provided an accessible summary and video introduction to the new perspective on the Interpreter Foundation's website. Separately, coverage of the Vineyard Wind offshore wind project off the coast of Massachusetts highlights the installation of rows of massive turbines, with intermittent spinning observed during a boat tour, and the project's expected completion by the end of the year according to developer Iberdrola. Additionally, excerpts from Alex Foster's science fiction novel "Circular Motion" describe a futuristic journey departing from Fairbanks, Alaska, featuring advanced pod travel and a richly detailed northern landscape. Lastly, the Cosmic Walk event offers participants a reflective, embodied experience of the universe's 13.8-billion-year history, aiming to foster environmental awareness and spiritual connection.