Hollywood Walk of Fame Mandela Effect & Ancient Civilization on the Moon?

Author and geologist Gregg Braden claimed that astronauts may soon uncover the remains of a long-lost human civilization that once lived on the moon 50,000 years ago.

If true, this could fundamentally rewrite everything we know about our human past and civilization. Braden explained it to Joe Rogan, and indeed, the moon is a very strange phenomenon that science can’t quite explain. Previously on an Edge of Wonder episode, Ben and Rob broke down the weird facts surrounding the moon, too.

Join them tonight on Edge of Wonder Live as they also cover a massive number of UFO sightings around the world and updates on Comet C/2019 Y4 (3I/ATLAS). On the weekly Mandela Effect segment, Ben shared an intriguing example related to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. What color do YOU remember the stars to be?

Don’t miss Rob’s Metaphysical Minute segment on time slips, then on Rise.TV exclusively during the “Dig Deep” Live Q&A segment, ask the hosts your questions directly. In the fan-favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week, hear hilarious and bizarre stories like mushrooms playing music, faking blindness for 53 years, an ancient Roman artifact found in New Orleans, and more.

And as always, see you out… on the edge!

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “If consciousness isn’t local and we’re frequencies tuned like a radio, can we jump between the radio’s ‘bodies’?” “Who would be the best person to represent Earth if aliens greeted us?” “If parallel lives exist, can we help our other selves and get help from them?” “Are UFOs interested in erupting volcanoes?” “Would you eat durian pudding?’ “Do you think if you farted on the moon, you would blast off of it?” “What extreme sports existed in the past like our modern basketball that those giants were playing?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. Mushrooms played music when hooked up to sensors measuring bioelectricity.

9. Scammers made a fortune selling AI-created miracle prayers to gullible believers.

8. Police used a smoothie straw to connect a suspect to a 1984 murder.

7. An ancient scorpion mound measuring 200 feet across was uncovered in Mexico’s Tehuacan Valley.

6. A Kentucky man’s Halloween display aims for a Guinness World Record.

5. 200 sailors witnessed a “fiery UFO orb” floating above the deck of a US Navy aircraft carrier—and it’s never been explained.

4. A Roman soldier’s 1900-year-old tombstone was mysteriously found in a New Orlean’s backyard.

3. Archaeologists found massive circles in a farmer’s field.

2. A man faked blindness for 53 years.

1. Runners gathered in Denver to run 31 miles while continuously eating Taco Bell.