SATURDAY AUGUST 9th 2025
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George J. Haas is the founder and premier investigator of the Mars research group known as The Cydonia Institute and is a member of the Society for Planetary SETI Research (SPSR). His research encompasses over 30 years of study and analysis of NASA and ESA photographs of Mars.
His early schooling was in the visual arts. He was an art instructor, writer, curator, and the former director of the Sculptors’ Association of New Jersey (1999 – 2001). During the 1980s he exhibited extensively throughout the New Jersey and New York area and was represented by the Grace Harkin Gallery in New York’s East Village and had a one man show at the OK Harris Gallery of Art in Soho in 1989.
Over the last two decades Haas has studied the art and iconography of North and South American cultures such as the Olmec, Maya, and Aztec. He has been a member of both the Pre-Columbian Societies at the University of Pennsylvania and in Washington DC.
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Ron Gerbron
Member of the Enterprise Mission Imaging Team
Ron is a proudly uncredentialed polymath with a deep interest in the study of archeology, especially Martian archeology. Ron was raised on a farm in Pennsylvania collecting arrowheads as a child. He found the programmatic aspect of education too limiting after attending a famous Quaker school in PA. Ahead of his studies and his time, he attempted to contort himself into attending college; before he gave up on academia and left to travel overseas. Throughout all this time, he has focused his core attention on the metrology of our paleo history, particularly on other planets, and especially Mars.
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1. Nagasaki marks 80th A-bomb anniversary as survivors put hopes of nuclear ban in the hands of youth
https://apnews.com/article/japan-nagasaki-atomic-bombing-anniversary-wwii-ceremony-409af035fc6ca4834f5102592e8d464b
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Remembering Jim Lovell, the Most Down-to-Earth Astronaut
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/remembering-jim-lovell-most-down-153358496.html?fr=yhssrp_catchall
1b. “Like glimpsing a rifle bullet for a thousandth of a second.”
https://futurism.com/hubble-new-interstellar-object-image
1c. The key piece of evidence that shows interstellar object is really an alien spacecraft, according to experts
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3I/ATLAS Gemini North July 4th Close Look Ultra Enhanced Orbit Composite
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Joe Rogan Interview with Elon Musk, Mentions Hoagland’s Book, and listening to Art Bell
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Martian Beads Annotated by Keith Morgan
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Percy Martian Necklace Sol-1442 Enhanced
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Curiosity Gale Crater Pyramid Arcology
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Curiosity Gale Pyramid Arcology Close Look Enhanced
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Mariner 9 (1972) Pyramids of Elysium
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Starburst Nepenthes Mense & Fort Henry Tennessee (1861)
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Keyhole Libya Montes & Kofun, Japan
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The Martian Atlantis
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Martian Atlantis
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Argyre Basin & Parrot Geoglyph
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Naranjo
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Maybe Mr. Hoagland could send a letter to Elon Musk, requesting a donated solar-powered battery backup power solution for his home there in New Mexico? Also a Starlink internet system in case of his landline internet service also loses connection. Or else: consider re-locating to someplace with less chance of losing both electrical & internet connections. Maybe near Linda Moulton Howe, who lives somewhere in the ABQ, NM area.
I sent Richard a T-Mobile wireless router to be failover should he lose his Xfinity cable modem. However, if he loses power, it is all a moot point. He rents so he can’t make major changes like adding a Bloom Box, solar panels, power wall, or alternate energy source. His phone line is now falling apart and is intermittent. He can’t call out, or receive, calls at times. So he was relying on Skype to get out, and now TEAMS does not offer the dial out option unless you pay for it at $6 per person. Microsoft has shafted everyone who was using Skype.
Hi Keith,
Would it be possible to let people know a bit earlier when a programme isn’t going ahead? I’m not blaming you for the months (soon to be years) of cancellations, but the past four to six months in particular really warrant more notice. Cancelling just hours before isn’t fair on the listeners or your guests. A bit of respect and consideration goes a long way.
Please, let’s get this sorted.
I would love to notify everyone in advance that a show is not going to be held. Problem is Richard’s problems start just shortly before the show. I usually have 15 to 30 minutes, before start of the show, to make the changes to the website and cue the playback. Luckily I have saved HTML versions for the replays, and I can just cut and paste to get those changes done quickly. That still doesn’t keep it from being nerve racking.
Have there been ANY live shows since 4/20/2025?
Well, that’s a good question. I think I was able to get one or two shows in that I hosted, but not since then. Marc, I’m going to do my best to try and get the live shows going again or do prerecords of new shows. The change from Skype to TEAMS didn’t help after the loss of BlogTalk. Skype gave us unlimited time, dial out abilities, and now Microshaft is nickel and diming the heck out of its users with TEAMS. Hang in there with us, let’s see how things progress.
Hi Keith. Thank you for all the information and hats you’re wearing for the show. I heard Richard on Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis. He spoke about the anomalies on the south pole of the moon. He said something about having a type of round table reveal on what Chandra found. is that show still on the table? Richard asked Clyde to come on the show Sunday, but I see it’s canceled again. Do you know when Richard might be able to pull this all together if his Internet stays up? Again thanks for all you do. Maybe Richard will pass the show over to you when he decides to retire!!
Richard has been going through a lot of technical issues, and I hope that we will be back to some normalcy soon. Thanks for hanging in there.
This message is for Keith. Thank you for all that you do. I am a long time listener of the show, and still “tune in” every weekend in hopes of a live show. Don’t let the nasty crybabies get to you! I miss hearing Richard, so let him know that he still has people who want to hear his lessons and his rants. Keith, you deserve a medal for hanging in there! Perseverance is truly an honorable quality.
Thank you for sticking with us. I’ve been trying to get everything normalized, but I can’t fix the electrical and phone problems out in Richard’s area. I’m hoping this will just be seen as a summer thing, and we are back to normal starting this weekend. I still have a lot to share with you guys myself. What’s coming between now and 2032 is going to blow everyone’s minds. Elon Musk just announced an Aluminum-Ion battery which is going to make batteries cheaper, charge faster, and last super long. Toyota appears to have dropped their water powered car, which is 30 years too little, too late. They are now pushing their electric cars. HUM, I wonder why? Stay tuned, this is going to get good between now and 2032, mark my words.
I came across an incredible picture of a dome on the moon that I have never seen before. I’ve also never seen it in richards archive. I’d love to share it maybe send through email. It’s allegedly a soviet picture
Send it to me Jennifer. I have seen things in the Mars photos, and I can’t understand how these, alleged, scientist can’t see the forest for the trees. I would like to see more real-time video instead of all these still images, that obviously have been altered. How come we got to see the Video landing as video, and a few of Ingenuity’s fly arounds, but never a long, live, video camera look-around in real time? Also why did Ingenuity’s images come back show a blue sky, not red like the still shots? Ask yourself, what are they trying to hide.
Honestly, what are the odds this ever sees the light of day? Months with no new episodes, no updates, no progress. It’s a complete joke. Whatever momentum this had has been well and truly squandered. If this is anyone’s idea of a functioning project, they’re deluded. Total farce.
We are having tough time right now and I have been busy with “It’s Academic”. They pay me, this doesn’t. I have been trying to put together standby shows that I can host live should Richard not be able to make it. Maintaining this is not easy, especially now that BlogTalk and Skype have been removed. Long story short, I fund this show, and I hate when Richard can’t do a show after I have worked for hour on the webpages. I hate production, I fix the electronics. I don’t get paid, but I try to make sure the listeners have a live show. Even TV shows take the Summer off and you get reruns. Im going to try and get the live shows going again, but Richard has power outages, lost internet, guest cancel at the last minute, etc… but I try to make this still happen. Stick around you may find that the truth is about to come to light.
Thank You Keith for all the work you do! Unlike the trolls who don’t have the cajones to put their name to anything, know some of us faithfully check the website every weekend.
Jayson, thank you for hanging in there with us. As an electronics technician and engineer, it is my job to outthink the problems. That’s kind of hard to do when I come up with workarounds, and the host refuses to follow my advice. We are still searching for a webcast provider that have the ability to go live, take callers, and archive the shows. I’m still looking.
what is its aacademic? Is it another show you are working on? If so, where could we find it to listen?
It’s Academic is the longest running quiz game show on TV. They just started Season 65! You can catch the shows on PBS (WETA channel 26 in DC, VA, and MD area.) There are PBS Australia, PBS U.K., and one other country. You can also look up the shows on YouTube. We go back to production in September. I maintain the electronics and the set, plus run the console for scores, and any other electronic things that need attention. Want to hear a strange coincidence? The Executive Producer is Susan Altman. Back in the days that I was working at ABC News in DC, I did I.T. work for a law firm called Krooth and Altman, right around the corner from ABC. I would be there at 10am and at 4:30pm I would walk around the corner to ABC to do Nightline until 12:30am. After I retired from ABC, and started working with It’s Academic, I asked Susan Altman if she knew a William Altman, and it turns out, that was her father who founded the Law firm of Krooth and Altman. I guess I’m still working for the family!! LOL Is that a coincidence or what?
Totally get it—sounds like you’re juggling more wires than a 1950s switchboard operator. I appreciate the passion behind the scenes, but after months of reruns, cancelled shows, and ghost guests, my subscription was starting to feel like funding a UFO hunt with a broken radar. I’ll keep an eye out in case things spark back to life, but for now, I’m beaming out. Wishing you smoother circuits and fewer power outages ahead
Thanks for hanging in with us Darren. After losing BlogTalk, and its ability to do OPEN LINES, it made it hard to be able for me to step in as host. It is also tough when a guest says they need to have Richard hosting, even though I offer to host the show.