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Ancient Aliens: Stonehenge Revealed as UFO Hotspot | History

SpaceNov 1, 2026

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A fascinating photo released to the public shows a UFO hovering over Stonehenge. See more in this clip from "Aliens and Unexplained Engineering.

New Theory Says There May Be Proof of Alien Life In Moon Dust | Lightning Round

SpaceOct 30, 2026

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We look for aliens in all kinds of ways; through telescopes, in radio signals etc., but what if the answer to the existence of alien life has been right in front of us this whole time - on the moon? A new theory suggests exactly that. Today we explore that topic, along with questions about weird animal habits, the shifting of Tornado Alley, throwing our trash into volcanoes, and the legacy of the Space Shuttle, all on this month’s Lightning Round video.

The Moment You Realize It's 1968 And That Technology Doesn't Exist

SpaceOct 29, 2026

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It’s 1968, that ain’t CGI, the technology does not exist in any studio, and that's exactly the problem. Stanley Kubrick made 2001: A Space Odyssey without ever going to space, yet the astronauts who landed on the moon a year later said the film felt more accurate than the mission itself. Over 50 years on, nothing made since has come closer. The reason starts with who Kubrick hired. Instead of production designers, he brought in NASA scientists and aerospace engineers to answer one question: what does space actually feel like? Every panel, button, and corridor was built on real aerospace logic, and it shows in every frame even if most viewers never consciously notice it. His commitment to physical reality went further. The centrifuge set aboard the Discovery One cost $750,000, took 6 months to build, and actually rotated. Actors genuinely walked the walls. No CGI has matched it since because you cannot simulate how real physics moves through a real body on a real curved surface. The same logic drove his front projection system for the Dawn of Man sequence, a technique so convincing audiences assumed it was filmed in Africa. Even what audiences couldn't see followed the same rule. Space is silent, and Kubrick let it be. A single astronaut floating in darkness with only the sound of his own breathing creates a dread no dramatic score can replicate. When music did appear, he weaponised the contrast: a 19th century waltz playing over a docking spacecraft is both beautiful and deeply unsettling. HAL 9000 works on the same principle. No dramatic warning. No obvious menace. Just a presence that is always watching, always reasonable, right up until it isn't. Kubrick understood in 1968 what makes artificial intelligence genuinely frightening, and he was decades ahead of anyone else discussing it.

UFO Fest 2025

SpaceOct 24, 2026 · 2 min

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The UFO Festival in Edinburg was a stellar success! From “alien autopsies” and an out-of-this-world costume contest to incredible stories shared by the famous faces of Ancient Aliens on the History Channel — this extraterrestrial celebration had it all.

Brian Cox Talks About Alien Life - A 2026 Special

SpaceOct 24, 2026

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Brian Cox and alien life is the focus of this 2026 special, where Brian Cox takes you from the biggest mysteries of the cosmos to the strange questions much closer to home. Brian Cox explores alien life with a clear, grounded look at what we actually know, what we can realistically expect, and why the universe might feel so silent. He begins with the Fermi Paradox and the unsettling tension at its core: if intelligent civilizations should be common, why don’t we see any evidence of them anywhere in the Milky Way?

Moon Cities Are Not Happening. Here's Why

SpaceOct 24, 2026

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Maybe we won’t be living on cities on the Moon. A fresh new crater on the Moon, and it’s a biggie. Roman perfect launch adds years to its mission. Did the Sun eat a planet? And in Space Bites+, Mercury is shrinking faster than we thought.

Jellyfish on Mars? No, But Here Are Some Exciting Discoveries From the Red Planet

SpaceOct 24, 2026

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Not AI — that’s a real rocket twilight phenomenon, often called a space jellyfish.

SpaceOct 22, 2026

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When a launch happens just before sunrise or after sunset, the ground is dark but the exhaust plume way up high still catches sunlight and glows. The expanding gas forms that huge orange pillar you see over the ocean. It's been widely filmed after SpaceX Falcon 9 launches from Cape Canaveral this month.

Something Dark Is Spreading on Mars and Time on Mars Actually Runs Faster

SpaceOct 20, 2026

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What Neil Armstrong found on the Moon

SpaceOct 15, 2026

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Nine Billion Year Old Moon

SpaceOct 15, 2026

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What Exactly Happened On SpaceX's FOURTEENTH Starship Test Flight!

SpaceOct 15, 2026

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With Flight number 14 SpaceX just showed the world why their Starship is the most important rocket ever made. And they proved it with not one, or two, but three historic accomplishments all on a single mission.