NASA is gearing up to send astronauts around the Moon on its ambitious Artemis II mission, but the path forward has been anything but smooth. As technical hurdles and delays mount, rival nations and even private space companies are rapidly advancing their own plans to reach and potentially land on the lunar surface. Is the United States at risk of falling behind in the new space race? Jeremy dives into the stakes and the science with space journalist Leonard David and astronomer David Whitehouse, who offer their perspectives on where lunar exploration is headed and who may ultimately claim the next great milestone.
Front and center are renewed claims that official disclosure of extraterrestrial life may be imminent, fueled by viral reports of an impending major announcement and public statements suggesting the situation is rapidly escalating. With speculation reaching a fever pitch, Jeremy welcomes back Stephen Bassett for a timely briefing on where the disclosure movement stands and whether we are genuinely approaching a historic turning point.
How long has humanity truly existed and did giants once walk the Earth? Jeremy speaks with F.K. Sterling about his search for abnormally tall beings that are said to have influenced early civilization. During the second hour, Charlotte King prepares us for the inevitable by outlining the key warning signs to watch for that a devastating earthquake could be approaching.
