Airports Are Lighthouses for Aliens & Strange Ball Lightning Caught on Camera

Word on the street is that airports are lighthouses for aliens, and strange “ball lighting” was caught on camera. Hear all about it on this Edge of Wonder Live with Ben and Rob.

Airports have become beacons for potential extraterrestrial visitors and unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), which have been spotted at airports worldwide. Military insiders have reported that UAPs are being observed at military bases, allegedly disabling weapons and nuclear warheads. Could there be any truth to these claims? If so, who or what might be responsible?

A giant, strange ball of lightning or energy orb was filmed in Canada, sparking numerous theories about its nature. Meanwhile, a fire burning near Area 51 has fueled rampant theories about its cause.

Tune in for all of this plus the weekly “Bendela Effect” and Metaphysical Minute segments. Then during the “Dig Deep” Live Q&A, 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.

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

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “How many Mandela Effects have people ‘died,’ but turned out to still be alive later?” “Do you think the universe is inside a massive black hole?” “Are we in some sort of temporal nexus where all of the timelines are coalescing into a unified strand?” “If you could fish slap one person with no repercussions, who would you choose and why?” “Would you want to interview an ET? What questions would you ask?” “If you could do an in-depth interview with any cryptid or fantasy creature, which species would you most want to learn about?” “Do you think we’ll ever get full ET disclosure while the world is so divided?” “What’s the best donut shop?” “What’s better Cinnabon or Krispy Kreme?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:
10. North Dorset got a new crop circle shaped like a spider.

9. Felix Baumgartner, the first skydiver to fall faster than the speed of sound, died in a paraglider crash.

8. A man passed away while touring with Annabelle the haunted doll.

7. A groundbreaking discovery at the ancient city of Troy may prove the legendary Trojan War to be true.

6. Coca-Cola may begin using real cane sugar in its US products instead of high fructose corn syrup.

5. A Japanese YouTuber went viral for having an unusually long, pointy chin.

4. Gen Zs have been “freeze branding” instead of getting tattoos—but doctors warn it puts them at risk.

3. In Japan, you can rent a grandma for $23 an hour.

2. Rochester, New York had a rare mountain lion sighting that had the city issuing a shelter in place order.

1. Pyramids discovered in Poland have tombs dating back 5500 yeras.