Filmmaker Jeremy Corbell has issued a warning about an alleged government deception: a claim that an extraterrestrial craft is approaching Earth by 2027. Corbell, featured in UFO Revolution: S2E3, describes this as “the lie you are going to be told,” raising urgent questions about why such a narrative might be introduced. For decades, the U.S. government denied the existence of UFOs, only to acknowledge their reality in recent years. Corbell suggests this shift is deliberate, stating, “Sometimes, when you want somebody to know a truth, it’s so you can set them up to believe a lie.” He links the 2027 timeline to whispers from classified documents dating back to the 1970s, suggesting a decades-long strategy to prepare for this moment. The lie, according to Corbell, would likely be framed as a threat, justifying increased militarization and control. “If the government announces that a craft is heading toward Earth, who would doubt them?” Corbell warns. This narrative could reshape global prioritie, from defense budgets to civil liberties, under the guise of survival. Corbell also points to the year 2027 as a focal point of speculation, a date hinted at by other UFO insiders like Luis Elizondo. While no concrete evidence has surfaced, Corbell urges the public to remain vigilant. “Start paying attention,” he advises, cautioning that the narrative—and its timeline—could shift in response to scrutiny. What’s at stake is trust in institutions and the potential manipulation of public perception. Corbell acknowledges the risks of speaking out: “I’ll be called crazy. That’s okay.” Yet his warning aligns with historical patterns of secrecy in UFO investigations. UFO Revolution: S2E3 – 2027 and the Approaching Craft. Is it a Lie? "You're gonna be told that there is a craft on its way to Earth. That 100 f**king percent is the lie you are going to be told." ~Corbell (Well, I was not expecting this. And right now, I don't know what to… pic.twitter.com/3lAMV4wauD — Joe Murgia (@TheUfoJoe) January 17, 2025 The post The UFO Lie: Is a Government-Orchestrated Deception Looming? appeared first on Anomalien.com.

A roundup of mysterious, paranormal and strange news stories from the past week. 

Yesterday, I had a fascinating conversation with the brilliant synthetic biologist, George Church. This rare interdisciplinary dialogue was recorded for a new podcast series coordinated by Rick Coyle, founder of Accelerator Media, a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring curiosity and the pursuit of lifelong learning through educational media. The format of this new podcast brings together two experts from different fields for a non-hosted conversation about topics that connect or intrigue both participants. Our podcast is expected to air on January 16, 2025. George and I discussed life in the cosmos all the way from the Big Bang, 13.8 billion years ago, to the distant future. The chemistry of life-as-we-know-it could have started shortly after the first stars formed, about 100 million years after the Big Bang, in regions enriched with heavy elements by the first exploding stars. If what we find on Earth is representative, it would have taken billions of years for a complex multicellular form of life to emerge from a soup of chemicals, explaining why we exist so late in cosmic history. Life on Earth could have had its roots on Mars, which cooled earlier than Earth because of its smaller size. The heavy bombardment of Mars could have lifted rocks that reached Earth carrying tiny astronauts in the form of Martian microbes, 4.2 billion years before Elon Musk wished to send human astronauts to Mars. If mirror life was delivered to Earth from outside, it was suppressed by terrestrial life and did not have a major impact. Aliens might be among us but we do not notice them. This reminded me of the unjustified concerns about the Large Hadron Collider at CERN producing mini black holes that might consume Earth. Cosmic-rays routinely impact hadrons in the Earth’s atmosphere with larger center-of-mass energies and did not trigger any catastrophe over the 4.6 billion years of Earth’s existence. I asked George whether there are any local clues that life could have been seeded on Earth by an extraterrestrial gardener? He agreed that this is a viable hypothesis worth exploring since there are some unexplained gaps in our understanding of how complex life emerged on Earth. Ambitious alien scientists and engineers could have aimed to seed fertile planets like Earth with self-replicating probes. If the “gardeners” were technological platforms with artificial intelligence (AI), surely — their makers would have recognized the great benefits of chemistry in using raw terrestrial materials and turning the local soup of chemicals into self-replicating machines in the form of complex-life-as-we-know-it. In that case, the vision inspired by John von Neumann’s self-replicating machines of extraterrestrial origin is terrestrial life as we know it! von Neumann proposed his abstract idea in lectures delivered at the University of Illinois in 1948 and 1949, before the discovery of the double-helix structure of the DNA molecule. Three decades after von Neumann’s lectures, Freeman Dyson suggested the concept of Astrochicken in his book “Disturbing the Universe.” Dyson imagined a spacecraft weighing a kilogram and representing a mix of biology, microelectronics and artificial intelligence that makes self-replicating probes in space. I confessed to George that I am at awe with biological life. After all, the human brain consumes 20 Watts and does better on many tasks than the best AI systems we have developed so far which consume gigawatts of power. Multi-modal analysis is at the unresolved cutting-edge of Machine Learning analysis, whereas the human brain routinely combines data from our eyes, ears and touch. I asked George about his expectations for the future of humanity. Only one century has passed since the discovery of quantum-mechanics and so we might only have another century left before our civilization will destroy itself technologically. George added that our rate of technological advances is accelerating and the existential risks are growing fast. The end of human history on Earth will likely occur well before the Sun will boil off all oceans on Earth in a billion years. I noted that the key for survival would be in our ability to escape in a habitable space platform from the rock we were born on. Humanity could survive as long as it will shift priority from investing 2.4 trillion dollars a year on military budget to investing the same amount of money on space exploration. I do not expect peace-loving hippies to rule the world. Instead, my realistic hope is that discovering aliens as smarter students in our class of intelligent technological civilization, will inspire us to do better. Our Messiah may arrive from another star. Regarding our future, George noted that the human brain will likely be augmented and become much more powerful in the coming decades. He also believes that our generation will be the first to have the option of not dying because synthetic biology will be able to repair the steady damage to our bodies within the coming decades. Given his forecast, George and I agreed to continue our conversation in the coming millennia. I wonder what we might talk about in a million years, when science and technology will be far beyond what we imagine today. I do not mind adding alien scientists to the conversation. But I will insist on a remote setup for that podcast recording, as I worry about the aliens infecting George and me with mirror pathogens. Live long and prosper! The post Is Terrestrial Life a Von Neumann Machine of Extraterrestrial Origin? appeared first on Anomalien.com.

In the 1980s and 1990s, many of the brightest students in the US were enrolled in the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program, designed to foster advanced learning and critical thinking. Decades later, some former participants are speculating whether the program had a hidden agenda. One woman, who gained attention on social media for her posts about the topic, shared images of her old workbooks showing unexpected activities, such as code-breaking and learning Russian. These unusual exercises have fueled theories linking the GATE program to a classified CIA initiative called “Gateway,” which reportedly explored the boundaries of human consciousness through methods like sound patterns and meditation. A declassified CIA document describes “non-verbal audio patterns” concealed within natural sounds like waves and wind. Interestingly, some former GATE students recall being exposed to similar audio recordings during their time in the program. One participant shared memories of wearing large headphones and listening to recordings facilitated by people unaffiliated with the school. A woman who goes by Anna Mills shared some of the worksheets from her school’s GATE program that included several assignments on cracking codes and deciphering messages. There are no reports linking the CIA to American schools, but former students of GATE shared some of the worksheets, activities and assignments they completed, leaving them baffled. “Some tests were basic IQ assessments, but others involved meditation-like exercises,” one former student recalled. “We listened to a woman’s voice on tape, and it felt like we were being guided into some kind of altered state.” A few ex-students have even preserved recordings that begin with high-pitched tones followed by a man’s voice saying, “This is the first step along your path to a gateway. Beyond lies discovery—your own discovery of reality, truth, and your essence.” These accounts have led to speculation that the GATE program might have been part of covert CIA research on human consciousness. However, others argue that such activities could have been innocuous exercises aimed at fostering creative problem-solving and advanced learning. It remains unclear whether these experiences were tied to a secretive government program or simply unique educational strategies. The post Were Gifted Classes in the ’80s and ’90s Linked to a Secret CIA Program? appeared first on Anomalien.com.