There are many details in official NASA photos that show evidence of life on Mars. Peter Roth, on Energy Stew, is interviewing Andrew Basiago who has made a deep study of these photos to understand how much and what kind of life is really there. I saw the evidence myself and it’s hard to argue about the objects, forms and even humanity that is revealed. Andrew’s conclusions are very shocking and they represent a need to change our thinking about life in the solar system. He’s currently an attorney in Washington state and had a history from an earlier time in his life working with the U.S. military involving interplanetary travel.
Jul 112010
Peter Roth will again be interviewing Andrew Basiago about technological advances in experiencing the time/space continuum. How often do you talk about having quantum access to visit the past or the future? Is it really just science fiction? This will be an amazing conversation about scientific possibility and it will challenge your mind as those in the past were challenged to believe in radio waves or TV. Can we only know what we already believe in? This will be a very grounded conversation with someone who worked for the government in these amazing endeavors. Fortunately, Andy is very intelligent and clear in presenting his life experiences as a time traveler.
Jan 092010
Peter Roth interviews with Andrew Basiago about his experiences working with a government program 40 years ago that involved virtual time travel through technology developed by Enrico Fermi and Nicolai Tessla. They were also using a Tessla device that moved them back and forth between New Jersey and New Mexico. These are shocking claims that have been corroborated by other participants and witnesses to “Project Pegasus”. There are now a number of scientists working in this field of teleportation and time travel and if they succeed, there are important considerations about the way this might change life on the planet. Tonight’s show talks about Andy’s experiences in this program as a young boy and in 2 weeks we’ll do a show about the present and future implications of these technologies.
