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Weird but true

- Natalie O’Neill, Wires

Two sailors took adventure on the “high” seas to a new level — allegedly running an LSD ring from a Navy aircraft carrier.

Petty Officer 2nd Class Andrew Miller, a machinist’s mate, and Petty Officer 2nd Class Sean Gevero, an electricia­n’s mate, were accused of selling and using the hallucinog­en on their “trip” aboard the Japanbound USS Ronald Reagan.

Cosmic junk that soared near Earth last year could be debris from an alien spaceship, Harvard University astronomer­s said.

The red cigar-shaped object “may be a fully operationa­l probe sent intentiona­lly to Earth vicinity by an alien civilizati­on,” said the scholars, who called it “Oumuamua,” Hawaiian for messenger from the distant past.

Robot’s fault? Not remotely.

A self-driving car crashed into a motorcycli­st in California — but a pesky human was to blame.

A back-up driver was at the wheel of the Waymo robotic van in Mountain View when, going around 20 mph, it cut off the biker, upending him. He was seriously injured.

An Arizona man shot his brother in a fight over . . . Tupperware, police said.

Anthony Murillo, 46, accused John Murillo, 44, of using his microwavab­le dish without permission in their Avondale home, cops said. So John allegedly shot him through a door, leading to John’s arrest and Anthony’s hospitaliz­ation in critical but stable condition.

Who’s an intrepid boy? An adorable dog was filmed by commuters riding a bus in the Phillipine­s by himself to find his owner at work.

The video, which shows the mutt gazing longingly out of the bus window in Cebu City, ends with a woman on the street recognizin­g AND claiming him while yelling out, “It’s Vince. Vince! Why did you follow us? You crazy dog!”

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