Marshall Space Flight Center
Federal government office in Redstone Arsenal, AlabamaWikipedia
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Sep 13, 2026
Ross CoulthartHOST
Sparky is one of the nicknames.
Ross CoulthartHOST
And, uh, that work is going on with NASA Marshall, Boeing, Los Alamos, and others, and it's been in academic papers.
Ross CoulthartHOST
It's not concealed.
Ross CoulthartHOST
I think where this story might be coming from is there was a guy called JP, he was describing himself as a former US Army soldier, and he did an interview with Michael Salla on a show where he says he was taken twice to an underground spaceport in the northern Alabama-Tennessee-Mississippi border region, where there were hundreds of saucer-shaped craft, Nordic human personnel.
Preston DennettHOST
This is by special request from Ancient Mysteries, Ernie Blue, and Tony O'Neill.
Preston DennettHOST
Of course, Huntsville is very famous, mostly for the U.S. Army Redstone Arsenal, which contains the Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA, and works out of there, so it's very well known for that, which could be a draw for some of the UFO activity we see here, because we do know that UFOs are very interested in monitoring our technology, our exploration into space, and there's some indication that that is drawing some of the attention of UFOs in this area.
Preston DennettHOST
This is a large city, some 220,000 residents.
Preston DennettHOST
It's Alabama's most populous city.
Michael SallaGUEST
And so there were a couple of local newspaper stories talking about a big contract that was awarded to build this underground base and then nothing else happened.
Michael SallaGUEST
And, and then you look at what happened with the, uh, creation of the Marshall Space Flight Center that was under the control of the Nazis un- under von Braun, uh, Arthur Rudolph and those guys.
Michael SallaGUEST
Uh, they, they established the Marshall Space Flight Center and they were also in charge of the Kennedy Center.
Michael SallaGUEST
These were G- German Nazis brought it under Operation Paperclip.
Michael SallaGUEST
And so what's going on there? What was really happening is that, you know, the hundreds of billions of dollars that went into the Apollo program, that was a cover for massive amounts of money to be siphoned into the Fourth Reich, into the Dark Fleet.
Michael SallaGUEST
So a lot of that money was going, uh, to the Dark Fleet to help their operations and I think that- Some of that money ended up in this building, the huge infrastructure under Green Mountain for, uh, a spaceport that the Fourth Reich was using.
Michael SallaGUEST
So I, I think that's how it began, uh, that that underground spaceport there at, uh, Green Mountain was first developed in conjunction with funneling all this money from the Apollo program through the Marshall Space Flight Center at Huntsville down to the Nazis so that...
Michael SallaGUEST
And, and it was quid pro quo.
Mark GagnonHOST
And he goes on to say, "...the wheels' rims were full of eyes, that the creature in the wheels moved together as one, and that the whole thing lifted off the ground and traveled in any direction without turning." So for most of history, that was kind of read as a religious vision, perhaps a strange interpretation of an angel or some type of other spiritual phenomenon.
Mark GagnonHOST
But in 1974, a NASA engineer named Joseph Blumrich, who was chief of systems layout branch at the Marshall Space Flight Center, he set out to disprove the idea that Ezekiel had seen some type of physical machine.
Mark GagnonHOST
But Very interestingly, he came away convinced of basically the opposite, and he actually published a book, The Spaceships of Ezekiel, reconstructing the account of a landing craft with a rotor section and wheeled legs.
Mark GagnonHOST
The part that's hardest to ignore is the omnidirectional wheel that he worked out from the text, which is basically a wheel that rolls in any direction without turning, exactly like Ezekiel.
Benjamin BosterHOST
Once the space telescope project had been given the go-ahead, work on the program was divided among many institutions.
Benjamin BosterHOST
Marshall Space Flight Center, MSFC, was given responsibility for the design, development, and construction of the telescope, while Goddard Space Flight Center was given overall control of the scientific instruments and ground control center for the mission.
Benjamin BosterHOST
MSFC commissioned the optics company PerkinElmer to design and build the optical telescope assembly, OTA, and fine guidance sensors for the space telescope.
Benjamin BosterHOST
Lockheed was commissioned to construct and integrate the spacecraft in which the telescope would be housed.
TopherHOST
I wanted to read that paragraph there.
TopherHOST
In a recent IEEE Spectrum article, a new NASA-designed turbochargers nuclear spacecraft by Kurt Polzin, chief engineer of NASA's Space Nuclear Propulsion Project at the Marshall Space Flight Center, and Robert Schleicher, Chief Engineer for Nuclear Technologies and Materials at General Atomics.
TopherHOST
They describe a synchronal bimodal nuclear rocket that uses both nuclear thermal propulsion and nuclear electric propulsion.
TopherHOST
Damn.
Preston DennettHOST
This is by special request from Ancient Mysteries, Ernie Blue, and Tony O'Neill.
Preston DennettHOST
Of course, Huntsville is very famous, mostly for the U.S. Army Redstone Arsenal, which contains the Marshall Space Flight Center.
Preston DennettHOST
NASA works out of there, so it's very well known for that, which could be a draw for some of the UFO activity we see here, because we do know that UFOs are very interested in monitoring our technology, our exploration into space.
Preston DennettHOST
And there's some indication that that is drawing some of the attention of UFOs in this area.
Jerry CarlGUEST
It, it's... 'Cause there's traffic anywhere you go, but, uh, national security, getting, getting stuff across.
Jerry CarlGUEST
If you want to get something from the Marshall Space Center in Houston, guess what? You gotta come across that bridge to get it to Jacksonville, Florida.
Sean SullivanHOST
Mm-hmm.
Jerry CarlGUEST
Or vice versa.
Aage NostHOST
There's a guy named Joseph F. Blumrich.
Aage NostHOST
He's a leading engineer at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.
Aage NostHOST
He studied the pictures on the moon and the activities on the moon that is recorded for 18 months.
Aage NostHOST
And also he got some stuff from the Russian Space Agency.
Jenna DunayHOST
Keep going.
Brady PyleGUEST
Yeah, you've got the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama that builds the big rockets.
Jenna DunayHOST
Yes.
Jenna DunayHOST
So they're
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