NASA’s Intergalactic Spacecraft, Real Dwarves Spotted & Research Roundup

It’s a weird research roundup on this Edge of Wonder with Rob Counts!

Were intergalactic spacecraft developed by NASA? Their own documents imply they were interested in UFOs. Do dwarf-like creatures haunt islanders in Papua New Guinea? A local shared disturbing information.

Dive into all the strange, funny, and out-of-this-world research that blew everyone’s minds over the course of the week. Tune in for the Metaphysical Minute segment, as well. Then exclusively on Rise.TV, ask Rob your questions directly in the live Q&A, and end the show with the fan-favorite Top 10 Weirder News of the Week.

As always, see you out… on the edge!

Live Q&A: “If the government reverse engineered UFOs, do you think there are genuine geniuses like Tesla who aren’t known to the public?” “What is your take on the idea that we’ve been transported to a parallel world, and that’s the reason for Mandela Effects?” “Do you think the Bigfoot are more than one race? There seem to be many variations!” “Who controls the timelines?” “What’s your view on whether Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection happened?” “What’s your take on A.I. in our future?” “Which Relic of Power would you want to encounter with your own eyes?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. A 92-year-old grandmother won a “Tekken 8” tournament in Japan.

9. Whales engaged in coordinated attacks on commercial shipping, so leadership called them Orca Team Six.

8. A mother spent £15,000 on Christmas presents for her son and quickly regretted it.

7. Two Santas and 40 elves robbed a Montreal grocery store.

6. Divers hunting for Alexander the Great’s tomb made an incredible discovery.

5. The “human washing machine” was unveiled in Japan.

4. Two reindeer escaped a trailer and ran loose on a California freeway.

3. An octogenarian was fined £250 for littering—after spitting out a leaf that blew into his mouth.

2. Sealed for 2,000 years, archaeologists unearthed a rare tomb full of mummies with golden tongues.

1. A man broke the world record singing Christmas songs for 42 hours straight.