Category: Science
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.
Pulled from the archives. This episode had major technical issues. Hopefully the content is valuable.
Once upon a time, the oceans were not level. The day they decided to even their pools, the world experienced a flood it couldn’t conceive. This episode begs the question, was Man present when this happened? Is there evidence that…
Has the ChatGPT engine taught us something about the human mind that hints at a possible likeness of function? Like a computer with an ongoing power supply and functional code not unlike the unconscious mind that thinks all day long…
In 1953, George Van Tassel claimed to be visited by a man from Venus named Solonda. Solonda wanted to share how to create a dome structure to heal the body, travel through time, and create anti-gravity properties within. In this…
Once upon a time, there was a rumor about a synthetic substance made from red mercury that through a chemical process and a particle accelerator, suddenly became a neutron-emitting isotope. Many attempted to buy kilograms of this substance, and no…
One of the founding fathers of nuclear waste cleanup goes by the name Galen Winsor. In 1986, Galen made a presentation that is legendary to this day. In this presentation he noted his own personal experience getting rid of nuclear…
The story of John Titor is an interesting event that occurred on Coast to Coast AM in the year 2000. A series of FAX messages sent to the show by a main who claimed to be a time traveler. After…
Within the Tartarian movement, some have noticed a common denominator in sacred geometry. The alignment of patterns and structures supports the notion that energy was not only gathered but routed within the buildings. Triggered by aether and internal song might…