Episode 617: The Black Knight Satellite

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Apr 25, 2025

Dive into the mysteries of the Black Knight Satellite, an enigmatic object that has sparked theories of extraterrestrial origins and government cover-ups. Explore the blend of humor and speculation surrounding UFO sightings and the satellite's possible history. The hosts tackle the bizarre connections to figures like Nikola Tesla and discuss humanity's fascination with the unknown. Unravel quirky tales about pets and extreme sports as they balance skepticism with light-hearted banter, all while contemplating the complexities of space exploration.

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Black Knight: Ancient Alien Probe?

The Black Knight satellite is speculated to be an alien probe watching Earth for 13,000 years.
It could be sending messages back to its home star, Epsilon Butis, 103 million light years away.

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1954 Radio Message to Space

In 1954, radio DJ Jim Mills and ufologist John Otto sent messages to space seeking response from an unknown satellite.
Listeners reported hearing a reply resembling "Jingle Bells," sparking wide intrigue.

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Long Delayed Radio Echoes Mystery

Long Delayed Radio Echoes (LDEs) are radio signals returning after delays of seconds to minutes.
Some speculate LDEs originate from hidden satellites, possibly including the Black Knight satellite.

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The Enigma of the Black Knight Satellite

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Space, Skepticism, and Satire

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Mysteries of the Black Knight Satellite

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