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Sep 16, 2026

Theo VonHOST
55:36
Most people can't get their kid to pick up their toys in the living room, and science is putting one onto Mars.
Neil deGrasse TysonGUEST
55:41
No, NASA's main rovers have not gone missing.
Theo VonHOST
55:44
Curiosity and Perseverance, um-
Neil deGrasse TysonGUEST
55:47
Where they remain operating, yeah.
Theo VonHOST
55:50
Okay.
Neil deGrasse TysonGUEST
55:50
They get named by, by middle schools.
Neil deGrasse TysonGUEST
55:52
Uh, NASA holds a contest.
Theo VonHOST
55:53
Well, I'm just gonna say they were named by urban middle schools, I think.
Norio HayakawaGUEST
26:59
And yeah, there are a lot of people who believe in the Project Blue Beam and so on.
Norio HayakawaGUEST
27:10
But I actually talked with this person that Serge Monast, a Canadian journalist who claimed in 1993 that he had information that NASA was secretly planning to produce this effect of global fake invasion.
Norio HayakawaGUEST
27:38
And he called it Project Blue Beam.
Norio HayakawaGUEST
27:42
But a lot of people don't take that seriously.
Arash TaheriGUEST
65:21
The higher the vibration...
Arash TaheriGUEST
65:23
This is why there is a full-scale model of the ISS in an underwater tank in NASA where they train their astronauts underwater.
Arash TaheriGUEST
65:37
Why would you train astronauts underwater to simulate space if space wasn't water? You know? So spa- space is effectively high-frequency water, and so when, when water in its liquid form travels through water in its high-frequency form, it literally just as a globule just will just warp, will just make its way towards whatever gravi- gravity will pull it towards, and then it'll just rain down on, on the population.
Arash TaheriGUEST
65:59
And then basically, the, the poles started to become unsta- unstable, and that's where they needed to bring in the, the, the moon to create the, the stability and terraform the planet.

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Arash TaheriGUEST
72:37
I'm sure there's maybe thousands.
Arash TaheriGUEST
72:39
We just don't get shown them.
Arash TaheriGUEST
72:41
What we get shown by NASA is, is very, uh, is very limited and, and probably disin- a lot of it's disinformation to keep us sort of, uh, a- asleep from the fact that there's actually a lot of life out there.
Jeff MaraHOST
72:54
As a planetary population, do you think we can handle disclosure?
Tyler KiwalaHOST
11:54
Um, he said, "Today POTUS signed an executive order establishing the Presidential Commission of the Unit- on the United States Space Academy.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
12:03
The commission will be led by our great NASA administration, and will design a NASA-led federal academy that combines rigorous technical education with leadership discipline and a durable commitment to public service.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
12:16
The mission is for, to prepare the next generation of astronauts, scientists, engineers, operators, entrepreneurs, civil servants, and war fighters.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
12:25
American space superiority will be won by the people we train to explore, secure, and build there." And, you know, this is all about space dominance as well.

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Tyler KiwalaHOST
24:28
Uh, and then this is the interplanetary spacecraft.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
24:33
So whoa, MJ Truth Ultra shares, "Whoa.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
24:36
President Trump announces that NASA is working on a first ever nuclear powered interplanetary spacecraft that will launch on 2028 to Mars." The ship will be among the first of a massive American star fleet, making space travel almost as common as ocean travel today.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
24:56
Think vastness of space.
Jorge PabonGUEST
23:19
I got all those documents.
Jorge PabonGUEST
23:21
I even got the Marine, the Navy Marine medal actually in the NASA base.
Jorge PabonGUEST
23:26
So you can see, um, my Navy Marine medal there in the NASA base when I receive, when I was working over there.
Jorge PabonGUEST
23:34
Uh, so I was living in Orlando, and these guys show up, the good guys, and says, "Hey, um, we need you to join.
Jorge PabonGUEST
23:44
If you don't want these other guys to keep bothering you, we want you to join." And I, and all behind my back I was thinking about my family and the safety of my, you know, wife and the safety of the people around me.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
7:31
So I've heard people refer to the Secret Space Program as a parallel space program, and I found that interesting, and it got me thinking because I was really researching parallel realities, parallel universes, a parallel Earth.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
7:44
And I'm like, "Okay, is this, uh, Secret Space Program, is it parallel to NASA and SpaceX, or is it parallel to this reality? Are they trying to tell us something?" And we can all pretty much agree that classified space programs exist at this point.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
7:59
But now I wanna take the conversation to a whole new level and really expand our minds on this subject because a lot of it gets made a mockery of.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
8:08
A lot of people make fun of this information.

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Tyler KiwalaHOST
61:37
And, uh, so the Malabar Transmitter Annex that Sands of Time talks about, uh, Cape Malabar Radio on the backside of the moon.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
61:46
Well, I looked it up, and there is a Malabar Transmitter Annex in, in Florida.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
61:51
Uh, the Malabar Transmitter Annex is currently used as an auxiliary communications annex in support of space activities for NASA and the US Space Force.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
62:00
The facility is now under control of the 45th Space Wing.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
36:13
You know, we just- produce a documentary about the secret space program, and we chose to tiptoe into it because there are aspects of what is happening there, if it's true, which we believe it is, that will absolutely push people away because it's so hard to believe and, and involves things that aren't supposed to exist, including exotic technologies and extraterrestrials and, and even humans colonizing space.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
36:36
So, and you know, if you were to go by what NASA and SpaceX is doing, it- that would contradict anything that you hear about the secret space program because, uh, obviously it's secret for a reason.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
36:47
But, uh, we don't wanna scare people away, and that was the approach we took.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
36:50
Because it's easy to do that.
Charles McNeilGUEST
57:50
I'm not sure.
Charles McNeilGUEST
57:51
They don't really get involved in much from what I know, but our first contact with them, NASA was in Texas in the 1950s.
Charles McNeilGUEST
57:57
There's a bunch of crashes in Southern Texas in the 1950s.
Charles McNeilGUEST
58:00
This is one of them.
Gail McLeodGUEST
29:39
I'm not sure you can kind of clarify that, Hayden, because I have not seen or looked at his work yet.
Hayden CrawfordHOST
29:46
it's definitely worth exploring because yeah, he's he comes from the perspective of like, he's a what do they call it? Forgotten, you know, work for NASA, an aerospace
Gail McLeodGUEST
29:58
engineer.
Gail McLeodGUEST
30:01
He's looking at a different me I'm doing the feeling feeling mediumship and he's looking at it more.
SheriffHOST
7:19
the plane as much because it would be getting energy from it wow so then the ship would be able to pretty much be running off of the radiation that's constantly hitting it in space
MikeHOST
7:28
like for like spaceships like nasa and all that stuff yes so then they would
SheriffHOST
7:31
not so then that means with this type of thing we would probably be able to travel forever in space
MikeHOST
7:36
but would it be able to survive the takeoff? Like would it get burnt off the ship or something? That's the thing

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