Category: NASA
The Space Shuttle was considered the most complex feat of human engineering in its day. Today, we explore the journey of what made it possible, and a huge question regarding the Challenger disaster from 1986, January 28th. Enjoy.
The claims of propelling a vehicle over 300 million miles into space without a 100th of a degree error is where the logic breaks down. Why weren’t the rovers tested on the Moon first? How did 1975 technology understand where…
The subject of space travel is riddled with contradictions. Let’s discuss.
When we externalize our identity, we place our sense of self-worth and definition in the hands of external events and the perceptions of others. This dependency can lead to a fragile self-identity that is constantly influenced and potentially disrupted by…
Virtually all the footage from the International Space Station has some tell-tell sign that the people in the videos are not in space. So what gives? In this episode, we review all the modules, their purposes and the official explanations…
Given the sheer volume of information to review, here is a part two of the discussion I hope you enjoy.
Bart Sibrel continues his quest to wake up the world to the truth. We review many aspects of the best smoking guns. Enjoy.
Pulled from the archives. This episode had major technical issues. Hopefully the content is valuable.
Each year since 1969 brings in a celebration of an event that never really occurred. As time passes, the masses are waking up to the deception that was always a part of these organizations. As scientists wanted to brag about…