Beyond Terrestrial Podcast

The Black knight Satellite

A silent guardian, an ancient observation platform, or just a forgotten piece of space junk.  This unknown object has been supposedly spotted by astronauts, ski watchers alike for years, and according to some researchers it has been here for as many as 13,000.  The Black Knight Satellite is the topic of discussion tonight.

Welcome everybody to the beyond terrestrial podcast coming to you form the bell witches back yard. I’m your host Lee Errett. You may have noticed that I didn’t introduce my cohost and cocreator Mike Rupe. Due to some other creative responsibility’s Mike has decided to take a step back from the show for the time being. Its my sincere hope that he is able to return soon. In the meantime, the show must go on.  Please bear with me as I develop my new single host format.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Black_Knight_Satellite_(cropped).jpg

A photo from NASA in 1998 shows what some believe to be evidence that the Black knight exists. NASA’s official stance is that is a discarded space blanket form a previous mission.

The first reported evidence comes from experiments form none other than the great Nicola Tessla. In witch it claimed that he picked up extra-terrestrial radio signals. Others have picked up similar signals that have both supported and detracted from the possibility of a real satellite. Many researchers believe that most of these radio signals are misidentified natural background noise and or a phenomenon known as long delay echoes. Long delay echoes or LDCs are terrestrial radio signals that have been echoed back to he sender. These signals can be picked up by not only the sender but others as well, in some cases being heard thousands of miles away.

In 1954 ufo researcher Donald Keyhole made a statement that the us air force noted 2 Satellites in orbits of the earth in a time when no country had successfully put anything into space. These statements have been dismissed as a publicity stunt to sell a book Keyhole was promoting at the time.

In 1960 Time magazine reported that the US navy was tracking an unknown object thought at the time to be a soviet devise. It was latter confirmed to be a lost Us Airforce satellite.

In 1963 Astronaut Gordian Cooper claimed to see evidence of a ufo during the mercury 9 mission. This has not been confirmed by NASA (Can I say Never A Straight Answer).

In 1973, author Duncan Lunan posited that some of the  long delayed radio echoes received could possibly originate from a 13,000 year old alien probe located in an orbit around the Earth's Moon. He believed that the probe may have came from a planet located in the solar system of star Epsilon Boötis. These claims have been rejected by mainstream science.

One other fact about the Black Knight is That it is believed to be in a polar obit. A feat that was not accomplishes by us until the 60’S.

So, what do the facts say, well the evidence that I found leans heavily toward the Black Knight not being up there. However, in my experience the government is quite good at shaping the narrative in their favor. So, where dose this lave us. If you subscribe to the belief that we are not alone in the universe why wouldn’t they send a probe to investigate an interesting planet. I mean we have several times ourselves. We just don’t have the ability yet to send a probe lightyear’s away. If you don’t at lease entertain the possibility that we are not alone, why the hell are you listening to this podcast. 

On another note where would 13000 years come in. What if we are an experiment from a higher level of intelligence. Who know, I mean we watch bacterial colonies through hundreds of generations to see how the adapt to changes in environment? It is said that god made us in his image If I bioengineered some sort of science experiment, I might try to make it look like me if I could.

But its up to you this can go in many directions and the only thing we can do is speculate so have some fun and send me your ideas Id love to hear them.

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