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Sep 11, 2026

Tariq MalikHOST
64:26
Yeah.
Rod PyleHOST
64:27
Yeah, at tariqspace.com will fly me out too, right?
Tariq MalikHOST
64:30
[laughs] Exactly, yes.
Tariq MalikHOST
64:31
I'll, I'll send you there.
Skeeter NashHOST
14:41
KK6ITV.
Skeeter NashHOST
14:43
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15:12
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15:21
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speaker_0HOST
0:59
And that is exactly our mission for you today.
speaker_0HOST
1:02
We are taking a stack of intriguing sources, including a recent PNAS paper covered by space.com and alongside a critical analysis video by physicist Sabine Hassenfelder.
speaker_0HOST
1:13
We're going to use this deep dive to figure out if JWST just spotted something that shouldn't exist.
speaker_1HOST
1:18
Namely, dark stars.
speaker_0HOST
8:43
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
8:43
The Space.com article reports on three candidate objects found by JWST.
speaker_0HOST
8:49
But Sabine Hassenfelder's video analysis looks at the exact same data set and says there are four candidate objects.
speaker_0HOST
8:55
If we're looking at data from a $10 billion telescope, how do scientists count a different number of giant glowing objects?
Sean CruzenHOST
10:21
So just keep in mind, there's already a bit of robotic exploration competition ahead of possible human missions to that very remote, but yet very resource important part of the moon.
Sean CruzenHOST
10:36
Now, putting that into context, here's a story on space.com. that says China is on track to launch Mars sample return mission in 2028.
Sean CruzenHOST
10:44
So China is apparently making progress on bringing Mars samples back to Earth by 2031.
Sean CruzenHOST
10:51
And quoting the source of the China National Space Administration, they say the Tianwen-3 mission to Mars will have a lander, an ascender, a service capsule, that's a part that stays in orbit to act as a ship to go back home, an orbiter, and then an Earth re-entry module.
Sean CruzenHOST
13:10
Scott Hubbard says this, quote, If accurate, this represents a Sputnik moment for the United States.
Sean CruzenHOST
13:17
China will not only grab the headlines, but may actually be the first to find evidence of life on another planet.
Sean CruzenHOST
13:25
unquote now scott hubbard was previously the director of the nasa ames research center in silicon valley and he shared this in an interview with space.com but that's a very important former nasa official saying hey friends this in our minds ought to be equivalent to the sputnik moment which triggered the space race with the russians So that's an important comment.
Sean CruzenHOST
13:53
It's an important moment in our competition to lead the way in space exploration.
Alex TeacheyHOST
0:08
We've been thrilled at the response that we've gotten from our paper that came out last week called A Cloaking Device for Transiting Planets.
Alex TeacheyHOST
0:15
Our work was featured on Space.com, Popular Science, Scientific American, CNN, NBC News, the BBC, to name just a few.
Alex TeacheyHOST
0:25
And we've been so excited to see readers around the world engaging with these big questions of whether we ought to try to make contact with other civilizations, whether by contrast we should hide ourselves from other civilizations, or whether other civilizations out there might be artificially modifying their transit signal right now.
Alex TeacheyHOST
0:44
Some readers of the various articles and viewers of our last video had some questions about our work and so we thought we would address those questions in this video.
Linda Moulton HoweHOST
17:48
Mr. Mellon pushed back by saying there are, quote, credible witnesses who are in direct conflict with what Dr. Kirkpatrick is saying, close quote.
Linda Moulton HoweHOST
18:00
Only a week ago, Space.com reported that Aero, the Pentagon UFO office, unveiled official website for U.S. government personnel to report sightings.
Linda Moulton HoweHOST
18:14
Government, military, science and aerospace insiders since the early 1980s have told me that our government has proof that several different extraterrestrial intelligences have been interacting with Earth above and below ground for at least 278 million years, and that we homo sapien humanoids are the product of extraterrestrial DNA manipulation in already evolving primates such as Homo erectus in Africa two million years ago.
Linda Moulton HoweHOST
18:53
Whistleblowers have told me that not only have a variety of extraterrestrial intelligences been manipulating Earth life genetically for millennia, but some extraterrestrials also know how to make themselves and their various craft invisible to human eyes, while others manipulate photons and other frequencies to create camouflage that deceive human eyes and minds.
Brock HuardHOST
18:52
Enough of this astronomy.
Mike SalkHOST
18:53
Space.com says Pluto, not a planet.
Brock HuardHOST
18:55
Oh, crap.
Maura DooleyPANELIST
18:56
Dwarf planet.
Gene MikulkaHOST
19:21
This is published on July 7th.
Gene MikulkaHOST
19:27
It's on space.com. And the title of it is, quote, that's going to come back to bite us.
Gene MikulkaHOST
19:34
The former NASA chief questions the Artemis Moon lander plans.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
19:39
Yeah.
Jeremy GilbertsonHOST
20:12
here.
Jeremy GilbertsonHOST
20:12
Yeah, here's space.com.
Jeremy GilbertsonHOST
20:14
I don't know the legitimacy of that resource.
Jeremy GilbertsonHOST
20:17
It's a

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