NASA Hacker Says Aliens Are Real & Blueprints for Antigravity Craft

The NASA hacker Gary McKinnon said aliens are real, plus Ben and Rob found that blueprints for antigravity craft were found, A.I. capabilities took a strange turn, and UFOs are back in the conversation: all this and more on Friday Night Live.

Back in the early 2000s, Gary McKinnon famously hacked the NASA website, and what he found made him claim that there was not only definitive proof of UFOs, but also that “Building 8” at the Johnson Space Center was deliberately airbrushing out evidence of extraterrestrial spacecraft and structures from official NASA photos. For almost 20 years, McKinnon hasn’t backed down and has even come forward with information related to a secret space program. Most shocking of all, he stumbled upon an off-world database of personnel titled, “Non-terrestrial Officers,” that documented the names of ships that seemed to be part of a Space Force—before the department ever officially existed. Gary also believed that some of these beings could be extraterrestrials that were part of some larger space force, confirming what the Israeli Chief of Space Security said: that there truly is a Galactic Federation of beings who have been meeting with various national leaders around the world.

That’s not all. Antigravity blueprints have also been discovered, along with a published study confirming that laboratory demonstrations of gravity modification used electromagnetic fields to create levitation. Could this demonstrate how certain UFO craft possess antigravity technology, as well?

For the weekly Mandela Effect (a.k.a. Bendela Effect), hear a new one about the original Disney animated movie Tarzan from 1999.

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 some radical and hilarious stories, such as Kanye West telepathically telling a woman to steal a car, surfing on the moon, the infamous “Florida Man” striking again, and more.

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

“Dig Deep” Live Q&A: “Why are the days going by so fast?” “If you had the chance to ride in a UFO, what type would you pick?” “Do you think the Atlanteans got their daily news the same way we do?” “Why do you think the space programs have to be so ‘secret’? What’s the benefit of keeping us ‘out’ of the know? Why can’t we know about UFOs and be a part of the space projects, too?” “Can you still hear the AOL dial-up noises in your head?” “If you were a master hacker, what would you get into first?” “Do you believe that most of the US secret space programs are currently being rolled into the Space Force?” “If you had your own UFO, what would you name it?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. An asteroid hit the earth. Find out why it’s not such a big deal.

9. NASA snapped a photo of a surfboard orbiting the moon.

8. Sometimes, politicians say the darndest things.

7. An Indian man broke a world record by reciting the most digits of Euler’s number ever recited. Hear how many digits he got to and how short a time it took him to recite.

6. Florida Man Strikes Again: This one was arrested for pooping on a possum.

5. The German Navy insisted there was “no deeper message” behind their warship’s decision to blast this hilarious theme song when they sailed through London.

4. Fishermen mistook a mysterious DARPA drone for a capsized boat—one that looked like a manta ray.

3. Was it a UFO or green orbs spotted over Chennai, India?

2. You’ve heard of Russian nesting dolls, but how about a pregnant, 7-foot-long shark being eaten by an even BIGGER shark?

1. A Romanian woman used this rare object as a doorstop for decades. It was worth over $1 million.