With more space junk crowding Earth’s orbit than ever before, the threat of impact is growing increasingly serious. Satellites are being damaged or destroyed by collisions, and it may only be a matter of time before falling debris endangers aircraft. Such incidents could trigger a cascading chain reaction known as the Kessler Effect. Jeremy and Christopher Lee Jones explore the potential consequences for life on Earth and whether we’re truly prepared to prevent or respond to a scenario like this.
Evidence from humanity’s ancient past suggests the presence of giants, angels, fallen angels, hybrids and other supernatural beings. Ryan Pitterson speaks about the agenda of the Nephilim, hybrid beings born from the union of the sons of God and the daughters of men. Then Will Blesch challenges how ancient accounts of beings descending from the heavens have been interpreted and passed down through academia, religion, and government institutions.
Will governments ever really disclose what they know about UFOs and who will get there first? While the United States appears to be leading the charge, other countries might not be far behind. Greg Sullivan discusses Japan’s proposed UFO office, its potential impact, and the history of ufology in the Land of the Rising Sun. Chris Rutkowski dissects the latest data from Canada to paint a picture of what’s happening in the skies of the Great White North.
