Remote Viewing 3I/ATLAS Part 2 & Ancient Nanotech

On the last Edge of Wonder live show, Ben Chasteen revealed that professional remote viewers concluded 3I/Atlas is an artificial asteroid built by intelligent beings using highly advanced technology.

Ben also explained remote viewing, taught everyone how to practice it at home, and assigned a blind target for viewers to investigate.

On tonight’s show, Ben and Rob review the viewers’ results, assess their accuracy, and reveal the target.

Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on Edge of Wonder’s Friday Night Live to explore these topics, the Bendela Effect, and the Metaphysical Minute.

During the “Dig Deep” Live Q&A segment, ask Ben and Rob your questions directly. In the fan-favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week, hear hilarious and bizarre stories only on Rise.TV.

As always, see you out… on the edge!

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “What would be the worst thing to buy used?” “Did you hear about the leaked audio of Xi Jinping and Putin talking about organ harvesting and living forever?” “Do you think karma can be shifted through blood transfusions?” “Is remote viewing divinely guided? How does the mind connect to locations and images just via a number?” “Could some YouTube channels be run by aliens?” “Do presidents have teams of remote viewers working for them?” “Is remote viewing the same as accessing the Akashic Records?” “If you break the light barrier, is there still light?” “Did Domino’s Pizza ever serve cheese stuffed crust?” And more discussions!

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:
10. The location where Jesus healed the blind was reportedly found.

9. A town council candidate break danced to the podium during session.

8. Steve from the children’s show Blue’s Clues plans to launch a podcast for adults who need emotional support.

7. A dinosaur with meter-long spikes was discovered.

6. Identical twins gave birth to baby boys on the same day at the same hospital.

5. A barefoot woman broke the record for running across Lego bricks.

4. An 80-year-old woman was scammed online by a fake astronaut who claimed to be stuck in space.

3. Battery-flavored chips that taste like “licking a 9-volt battery” were created to target millennials hungry for ’90s nostalgia.

2. Four hikers were rescued after suffering a “debilitating psychedelic mushroom high” in New York’s Catskills Mountains.

1. A grill manufacturer accidentally listed a Canadian couple’s number as their help line. The couple decided to take the calls anyway.