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'Potentially Hazardous' Asteroid Will Pass Earth Next Week
'Potentially Hazardous' Asteroid Will Pass Earth Next Week
The near-Earth object, known as 2020 XR, is wider than the Empire State Building.
Science, Space & Technology
George Haas' Martian Anomalies Images
George Haas' Martian Anomalies Images
In tandem with his 11/28/24 interview with Cheryll Jones, George J. Haas shares a set of graphics related to his research on Martian anomalies.
Mysteries & AnomaliesScience, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 11/24/24
Knapp's News 11/24/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about artificial intelligence and aliens in parallel universes.
Science, Space & TechnologyExtraterrestrialUFOs & Aerial Phenomena
Viral Video Captures Robot Leading Other Robots Away from Showroom
Viral Video Captures Robot Leading Other Robots Away from Showroom
A recent CCTV clip captured a surprising interaction where a small AI robot, Erbai, developed by Unitree Robotics, seemingly convinced 12 larger robots from a rival company's showroom in Shanghai to leave with it.
Science, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 11/17/24
Knapp's News 11/17/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about how octopuses may take over the world if humans die, and why multiple universes may offer no escape from our reality.
Science, Space & TechnologyUFOs & Aerial Phenomena
Knapp's News 10/27/24
Knapp's News 10/27/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest including an article about how the James Webb telescope has changed cosmology.
Science, Space & TechnologyUFOs & Aerial Phenomena
Knapp's News 10/20/24
Knapp's News 10/20/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about drone swarms and a sixth sense in geckos.
Nature, Environment & Earth ChangesScience, Space & Technology
Watch: Comet Passes by Earth for First Time in 80,000 Years
Watch: Comet Passes by Earth for First Time in 80,000 Years
Peak viewing began on October 12 when the comet made its closest approach to Earth at roughly 44 million miles.
Science, Space & Technology
The Ambitious Plan to Revive the Woolly Mammoth by 2028
The Ambitious Plan to Revive the Woolly Mammoth by 2028
Scientists at Colossal Biosciences are working on a plan to bring back woolly mammoths by 2028 using advanced gene editing techniques like CRISPR.
Science, Space & Technology
Freezing Alien Planet Offers Glimpse of Future Earth
Freezing Alien Planet Offers Glimpse of Future Earth
While there has been talk of "End Times" in recent years, what happens if we fast forward really far into our future, say around 8 billion years down the road? A distant rocky planet has recently offered scientists clues as to what might be in store...
Science, Space & Technology
Most Detailed Map of the Milky Way Unveiled
Most Detailed Map of the Milky Way Unveiled
After 13 years of observations, astronomers from the European Southern Observatory (ESO) have unveiled the most detailed map of the Milky Way ever made, covering 1.5 billion stars, moons, and planets.
Science, Space & Technology
Video: Over 300 New Nazca Drawings Discovered Using Artificial Intelligence
Video: Over 300 New Nazca Drawings Discovered Using Artificial Intelligence
An astounding 303 previously undiscovered Nazca drawings have been found by researchers who used artificial intelligence to detect the ancient Peruvian pieces in satellite imagery.
Ancient WorldScience, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 9/22/24
Knapp's News 9/22/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about UFO legislation and how the pandemic affected our brains.
UFOs & Aerial PhenomenaScience, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 9/15/24
Knapp's News 9/15/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about how AI is dealing with conspiracy theories, and searching for alien signals.
Science, Space & TechnologyCreatures, Myths & Legends
Strange 'Smiley Face' Spotted on Mars
Strange 'Smiley Face' Spotted on Mars
The European Space Agency recently snapped a photo of a strange 'smiley face' on the surface of Mars.
Science, Space & Technology
Watch: Mushroom Growing Inside Robot Controls Its Movements
Watch: Mushroom Growing Inside Robot Controls Its Movements
Researchers at Cornell University have animated a robotic exoskeleton by connecting it to a king oyster mushroom.
Science, Space & TechnologyNature, Environment & Earth Changes
Massive Fireball Causes Alarm Across Multiple States
Massive Fireball Causes Alarm Across Multiple States
A large meteor fireball was seen and heard across 13 states in the U.S., with over 200 reports from areas including Ohio, the Carolinas, and Tennessee.
Science, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 8/25/24
Knapp's News 8/25/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about the Big Bang and quantum teleportation.
UFOs & Aerial PhenomenaScience, Space & TechnologyGeorge Knapp
Knapp's News 8/18/24
Knapp's News 8/18/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about whether AI is a danger to humanity, and a law enforcement guide to UAP.
Science, Space & TechnologyUFOs & Aerial Phenomena
Richard C. Hoagland Images 8/13/24
Richard C. Hoagland Images 8/13/24
Guest on the 8/13/24 show, Richard C. Hoagland shares material in relation to his presentation on lunar anomalies.
Science, Space & TechnologyMysteries & Anomalies
Charles Ostman Images 8/11/24
Charles Ostman Images 8/11/24
Guest on the 8/11/24 show, Charles Ostman, shares a set of images in tandem with his appearance.
Science, Space & Technology
Watch: Robot Smiles with Living Human Skin
Watch: Robot Smiles with Living Human Skin
Scientists have replicated human skin and placed it on an animatronic face, allowing it to better express emotions.
Science, Space & Technology
Video: Rare 'Gigantic Jets' Phenomenon Seen Near Puerto Rico
Video: Rare 'Gigantic Jets' Phenomenon Seen Near Puerto Rico
A rare form of lightning called "gigantic jets" was observed about 100 miles southeast of Puerto Rico on August 4, shooting upward out of a thunderstorm. In contrast to regular lightning, this unusual occurrence takes place at the top of storm...
Nature, Environment & Earth ChangesScience, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 7/28/24
Knapp's News 7/28/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about the singularity and the unpredictableness of life.
Science, Space & TechnologyExtraterrestrial
Video: Musket Balls From First Revolutionary War Battle Unearthed in Massachusetts
Video: Musket Balls From First Revolutionary War Battle Unearthed in Massachusetts
Five musket balls believed to have been fired during the legendary first battle of the Revolutionary War were recently unearthed by archaeologists.
Science, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 6/23/24
Knapp's News 6/23/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including an article about what humanity would do if an asteroid slammed the Earth in 2038.
Science, Space & TechnologyExtraterrestrial
Jupiter's Great Red Spot: True Age Discovered
Jupiter's Great Red Spot: True Age Discovered
Scientists have determined that Jupiter's Great Red Spot is younger than previously thought, revealing it to be around 190 years old (younger than the United States).
Science, Space & Technology
Knapp's News 6/16/24
Knapp's News 6/16/24
George Knapp shares recent items of interest, including articles about the dangers of AI, and the language of elephants.
UFOs & Aerial PhenomenaNature, Environment & Earth ChangesScience, Space & Technology
Star's Mysterious Signal Surprises Scientists
Star's Mysterious Signal Surprises Scientists
An Australian telescope detected waves from a neutron star with such a slow rotation that it defies researchers’ understanding of physics.
Mysteries & AnomaliesScience, Space & Technology
James Webb Telescope Finds Earliest Known Carbon
James Webb Telescope Finds Earliest Known Carbon
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected a cloud of carbon in a galaxy from just 350 million years after the Big Bang, marking the earliest known presence of an element other than hydrogen.
Science, Space & Technology

Last Night

Power of Gold / Dystopia & Surveillance
Power of Gold / Dystopia & Surveillance
Jeremy Cordon joined guest host Richard Syrett to discuss the ancient allure and enduring power of gold. Followed by Gabriel Custodiet, who spoke about the loss of societal freedoms and the rise of dystopia in the 20th century.

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