Gonz Shimura
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Welcome to Ground Zero Classics, where we dive deep into some of the most fascinating and controversial topics of our time. In this episode, we’ll be exploring Project Blue Beam – a conspiracy theory that has been circulating for years.
Project Blue Beam is said to involve two possible scenarios. The first scenario involves a technologically simulated “second coming” of a messianic figure such as Jesus or Mohammad and a simulated alien invasion that will be used to unite the world and trick them into becoming part of a globalist world order.
The second scenario is similar, but instead of a messianic figure, it involves an extraterrestrial race coming to Earth with advanced technology. The aliens are said to use holographic projection screens that will be projected from space-based laser-generating satellites as part of the SDI program proposed during the Reagan Administration.
Despite the many conspiracy theories surrounding Project Blue Beam, there is no concrete evidence to support these claims. However, we’ll explore some of the research and comments made about this topic in the past and discuss why it remains such a fascinating subject for conspiracy theorists.
Join us as we delve deeper into the world of Project Blue Beam and uncover the truth behind one of the most intriguing conspiracy theories of our time.
Originally Broadcast 5/27/16
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Harvard University created the Octobot, described as an “adorable step toward the robot.” Employing three-dimensional printing and silicone gel, the flexible, rubbery body has no batteries or rigid parts. Instead, chemicals course through its veins to give it power.
Bio-engineers at the same university also created a tiny stingray-inspired robot, fusing heart cells from rats to a silicone body and added a gene that reacts to blue light. They were then able to control it by using pulses of blue light. It’s not an organism – or at least they aren’t’ calling that – but it has a beating heart and it is very much living.
Meanwhile, lifelike androids are greeting shoppers in Japan, and last week it was announced that a baby with three sets of DNA was born.
Originally Broadcast On 10/05/2016
