Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:38 What Is a Wormhole?
5:21 Could Wormholes Exist Naturally?
8:49 What Keeps a Wormhole Open?
12:08 Can We Build an Artificial Wormhole?
16:05 How Would You Travel Through One?
20:56 So Where Are We?
25:14 Civilization across the Stableways
30:58 Nebula
32:10 Bridges to Eternity
NORTHERN LIGHTS: DECEMBER 11, 1996: Two cousins, Billy and John Smith, are driving in separate cars along the Klondike Highway when they encounter a massive “mothership” three times the size of a football stadium. Their descriptions match dozens of other witnesses who see the same object in the sky that night around Fox Lake and the village of Pelly Crossing. It is one of the most extensively documented and researched UFO sightings in Northern Canada.
FADED GIANT: MARCH 24, 1967: Deputy Commander Robert Salas receives an emergency call from guards at the Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana who have spotted an unidentified object overhead. In the 1960’s, the base is the largest nuclear weapons complex in the world and is home to an arsenal of Minuteman Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles. As the object passes over the base, “all hell breaks loose” when the ten minuteman missiles suddenly go off line.
FIRE IN THE SKY: DECEMBER 9, 1965: It’s early evening in rural Pennsylvania when several dozen witnesses report seeing a fiery object falling through the sky and landing in a nearby woods. Volunteer Firefighter, Jim Romansky, is called to the scene to investigate what they Continue reading The Night a Mothership Hovered Over Canada | Close Encounters 101+102→
ULA’s Vulcan rocket is putting three million pounds of thrust to use as it soars to geosynchronous orbit of the U.S. Space Force’s USSF-87 mission, continuing ULA’s legacy of serving our national security interests in space.
The air we breathe is in jeopardy with an increase in greenhouse gases, both polluting the air and trapping pollution under the smog. Industrial pollution leading to an airpocalypse is just the start. Methane frozen in permafrost is being released as the northern ice melts. And an increase in carbon dioxide – food for plants – means pollen is also on the rise. This episode explores the various causes of our compromised air.
The planets in our solar system provide insight into the universe. Mercury offers a look at the forces that shape its solid world, and Venus tells an even more complex story. The moon, our closest neighbor, is keeper to some of our oldest secrets.
More than just a gorgeous cosmic spectacle, the northern lights reveal truths about the makeup of our planet and our sun, and they may even hint at the possibility of life on other planets.
How and why would humans live far from stars? Exploring deep-space habitats, artificial suns, and megastructures.
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Investigate how the red planet was formed, how it became barren, and whether it could be colonized. Explore the idea that this lifeless planet, our closest neighbour, may once have had water and therefore life.
Investigate the second largest planet in the solar system, whose storms can cover an area larger than the U.S. Through the latest footage from the Cassini mission, watch clouds of gas race around Saturn at over 1,600 kilometres per hour.
Discover how Earth can avert another impact from space and avoid another devastating mass extinction, just like the one that killed the dinosaurs.
The human race is on the edge of discovery, unlocking the secrets of our solar system. Take an intimate look at the Sun, the solar system’s only star. It’s in the most dangerous location we can explore, but holds the key to our origins.