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Speaker 2: Welcome back to Coast to Coast George Nori with you
Speaker 2: Jason Martel, one of the leading researchers and lectures and
Speaker 2: ancient civilization technologies. Jason continues to break record ground with
Speaker 2: his latest work on AI as his research helps to
Speaker 2: uncover knowledge and progress for humankind. And here he is
Speaker 2: back on Coast to Coast Jason, how are you.
Speaker 3: Hi, George, Thanks for having me back on your show.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to this and I'm looking forward to seeing
Speaker 2: you at Contact in the Desert.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, once again, that time has come. It's just
Speaker 3: around the corner.
Speaker 2: We've got all kinds of events.
Speaker 1: Tommy.
Speaker 2: You'll tell folks next week a little bit. What's in store?
Speaker 3: Have you been I've been doing well, George, just as
Speaker 3: you mentioned there, just playing with some of that new.
Speaker 4: Technology with artificial intelligence and having some fun.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll get into that. Tell us about what you've
Speaker 2: been doing with ancient astronauts.
Speaker 3: You know, the research is been something that's ongoing for
Speaker 3: probably two or three decades now, looking into the ancient cultures,
Speaker 3: trying to understand the big question of where.
Speaker 4: We come from.
Speaker 3: So really, what I've been up to, George, is is
Speaker 3: just applying some of of our latest technology, which we'll
Speaker 3: discuss tonight on the body of evidence that we have.
Speaker 3: Right there's just such a large amount of evidence that
Speaker 3: we've uncovered in the past, but up till now it's
Speaker 3: been very difficult and arduous to look through those archives
Speaker 3: and look through those artifacts. The game is changing. We
Speaker 3: have ways to do things much faster and find the
Speaker 3: needle in the haystack quicker.
Speaker 2: And when we say ancient astronauts, Jason, who are we
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 3: That's a broad topic that covers the the idea that
Speaker 3: you know, as we look across cultures over thirty of
Speaker 3: the top ancient cultures around the world, they all seem
Speaker 3: to reference a time when they interacted or lived amongst
Speaker 3: what they considered to be living gods. So when we
Speaker 3: look at the term ancient astronaut theory, what we're doing
Speaker 3: is identifying artifacts and information coming out of ancient cultures
Speaker 3: where they speak of interactions with their living gods. Now
Speaker 3: give you an example in our modern Bible, in the
Speaker 3: King James New American version. Considering we have the Old
Speaker 3: Testament and previous versions. You know, we have stories that
Speaker 3: talk about man interacting with their living gods, and so
Speaker 3: it's very possible that through the ancient astronaut theory, we
Speaker 3: look at these as physical events, not mythology, things that
Speaker 3: actually took place in the past.
Speaker 4: And so that's what we use.
Speaker 3: The ancient astronaut theory of the umbrella of research is
Speaker 3: to analyze the past, say, were some of these interactions
Speaker 3: actual physical events that place?
Speaker 2: Where do you think they came from?
Speaker 3: Jason, Well, you know, when we look at the evidence, George,
Speaker 3: one of the one of the things that seems to
Speaker 3: pop up and really just brings about more questions is
Speaker 3: where did some of these gods come from? Where are
Speaker 3: they originating? And one of the things that I've picked
Speaker 3: up on is there seems to be a theme with
Speaker 3: some type of like a watery planet of these homeworlds
Speaker 3: of the gods. We look to several different races, you know,
Speaker 3: tribes and cultures around the globe that reference their gods
Speaker 3: and get visuals and do rituals, and surprisingly, a lot
Speaker 3: of these cultures reference the type of being that seems
Speaker 3: to show up in a large suit that looks very
Speaker 3: similar to the late eighteen hundred and early nineteen hundred divers,
Speaker 3: you know that we would send to the deep parts
Speaker 3: of our ocean.
Speaker 2: With those big helmets.
Speaker 3: Exactly, those big oversized suits that allow you to do
Speaker 3: pressurized dives. What we see is a lot of these
Speaker 3: depictions of these gods from various cultures in South America, Peru,
Speaker 3: all the way to the other side in like Africa,
Speaker 3: the Dogon tribe. There's there seems to be a connection
Speaker 3: with this term of like doagu and dogon the Dogon tribe.
Speaker 3: We're actually referencing something called the dog star Serius A
Speaker 3: and B, and the whole idea of when we talk
Speaker 3: about dragons, this whole denotation of that dragon dog star,
Speaker 3: Daegu dogon. All of these references, somehow, George are referencing
Speaker 3: some type of a watery god, some god that either
Speaker 3: shows up in the water or is comfortable in the water,
Speaker 3: or has a sign like the Sumerian god of Anche
Speaker 3: that is symbolized up bringing.
Speaker 4: The water bearer.
Speaker 3: So don't know the answer, but definitely a water bearing planet,
Speaker 3: something very similar to Earth. We see commonalities of signs
Speaker 3: of evidence from where these gods originate from.
Speaker 2: Now I was going to say Earth is definitely a
Speaker 2: water planet, isn't it?
Speaker 4: I would hope.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, it seems to be that, you know,
Speaker 3: most of our planet is covered by water, and so
Speaker 3: there's probably some connection there that these beings come to
Speaker 3: our planet and also have some type of a connection
Speaker 3: with a planet similar to the terrain that we currently occupy.
Speaker 2: Is there any evideniation, Jason that shows where the ancient
Speaker 2: astronauts came here and how they came here?
Speaker 3: There's evidence that we're still trying to put together right.
Speaker 3: So I'll give you an example. When we look at
Speaker 3: a lot of these sites around the world. There are
Speaker 3: places that have very very large platforms that have been built.
Speaker 3: We don't understand why, and they're around the globe.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: One of these is about Beck in Lebanon.
Speaker 3: There are trilipeton stones, huge huge blocks that have been
Speaker 3: stacked to make these large platforms, and then ensuing cultures
Speaker 3: have built their civilization on top of these platforms. But
Speaker 3: the original purpose of some of these platforms, like balve
Speaker 3: Beck and Lebanon, there's actually references of like King Gilgamesh,
Speaker 3: ancient Sumerian tales and other cultures that reference seeing large
Speaker 3: smoke and fire as they hear the.
Speaker 4: Gods descending or us sending from.
Speaker 3: These locations like balt Back in Lebanon, there's actual quotes
Speaker 3: of King Gilgamesh seeing the gods at these locations as
Speaker 3: they're ascending and hearing all.
Speaker 4: That loud sounds of fire and.
Speaker 3: Smoke, sounds like a rocket ship landing. And when we
Speaker 3: look at other sites, George, like Tao Tecom and other
Speaker 3: sites like that in Mexico, there's.
Speaker 4: These huge platforms and.
Speaker 3: Steps leading up to the platform, we have to wonder
Speaker 3: what they were used for. Could they have just been
Speaker 3: some ritual ceremony or could they have been actual landing
Speaker 3: paths for some type of spacecraft that.
Speaker 4: Visited ancient cultures in the past.
Speaker 2: Jason, you've seen the carvings on the sarcophagus lid of
Speaker 2: Lord pac Cow, haven't you right.
Speaker 3: That's one of the most infamous carvings that again brings
Speaker 3: to question some of the information that we get visually
Speaker 3: from these artifacts. Anyone who spends time analyzing the lid
Speaker 3: of Pacall can clearly see that he's positioned in such
Speaker 3: a way that looks just like our modern day astronauts
Speaker 3: manipulating a rocket ship. He has his hands on what
Speaker 3: appeared to be some type of levers. His nose looks
Speaker 3: like it's connected to a breathing apparatus. And what's really
Speaker 3: the shocker, George, is you can see that there seems
Speaker 3: to be some type of flames or combustion coming out
Speaker 3: of the bottom of his capsule. So, you know, when
Speaker 3: we look at the sarcophagus lid one, it's buried underneath
Speaker 3: the pyramid. They literally built a pyramid on top of
Speaker 3: his tomb, so there's no way that this large sarcophagus
Speaker 3: lid could have been placed there easily.
Speaker 4: It's a very intricate design.
Speaker 3: But clearly the visual of that shows that King Pacol
Speaker 3: was some type of an astronaut or was some type
Speaker 3: of a space bearing person. If you look at the
Speaker 3: physical evidence of that depiction, he's clearly manipulating what appears
Speaker 3: to be some type.
Speaker 4: Of a rocket ship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it looks like he clearly came down
Speaker 2: the Earth from someplace.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: They're depicting things that you know, we can look at
Speaker 3: the history of the objects and understand at they're thousands
Speaker 3: of years old, but.
Speaker 4: When you compare them to modern technology and.
Speaker 3: You see these similarities, it definitely raises.
Speaker 2: Questions, what's your latest on your work with NASA and Mars.
Speaker 3: It's an ongoing it's an ongoing topic Georgia, and this
Speaker 3: is one of those areas where the AI helps, right.
Speaker 3: So for years myself included I look through NASA archives,
Speaker 3: mail In Space Science Systems, Jet Propulsion Laboratories, JPL, Goddards
Speaker 3: Space Center, many of these conglomerate organizations of NASA that
Speaker 3: have archives publicly available that we would sift through to
Speaker 3: look par artifacts. Right, So, Mars Global surveyor still active,
Speaker 3: still taking pictures. A lot of the cameras that we
Speaker 3: have orbiting Mars today come from a company called mail
Speaker 3: In Space Science Systems that are located in San Diego.
Speaker 3: I have a long history with doctor Mike Malan. As
Speaker 3: a college student over twe years ago, I would contact
Speaker 3: doctor Mike Malan asking about the face and the pyramids
Speaker 3: on Mars. You know, is there is there anything that's
Speaker 3: artificial there? And it was always the same response, No,
Speaker 3: these are all natural sand whether erodeed objects. So now
Speaker 3: instead of using manual looking at images, we used AI.
Speaker 3: George right before I would have to maybe spend the
Speaker 3: day looking at one hundred images, two hundred images, and
Speaker 3: now I can take AI and have it look at
Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty.
Speaker 4: Thousand images in one day.
Speaker 2: So andce for you, doesn't it it?
Speaker 4: Can it? Can?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 3: You know Vincent di Pietro Greg Mullinar, two famous researchers
Speaker 3: that went through the NASA archives and literally discovered the
Speaker 3: dn M pyramid. To Petro Molinar, the dn M pyramid
Speaker 3: found on Mars was located by these two gentlemen. They're like,
Speaker 3: my gosh, this is clearly a pyramidal complex, you know,
Speaker 3: and then circulated. But it went through hours of looking
Speaker 3: for artifacts with AI, right, I can just say look
Speaker 3: for an object that looks like this a pyramid, a
Speaker 3: four side of the five sided, and the AI can
Speaker 3: look at thousands of images and just pull the ones
Speaker 3: that have these details for me. So from that side,
Speaker 3: George right, things have gotten a lot more exciting in that,
Speaker 3: you know, to find the needle in the haystack doesn't
Speaker 3: require hours of my manual time. I had the AI helping.
Speaker 1: Us do that.
Speaker 2: What's the target date to send the man an astronaut
Speaker 2: to the Mars.
Speaker 3: Boy, it's right around the corner, George, you know, following
Speaker 3: SpaceX we're targeted for twenty twenty six to start doing.
Speaker 2: That's only two years away, just.
Speaker 4: Two years away.
Speaker 3: There's going to be plans to go to Mars as
Speaker 3: well as the Moon, and I know some of the
Speaker 3: missions to Mars are well underway as far as planning.
Speaker 3: So whether they keep that timeline of twenty twenty six,
Speaker 3: you know, there's contracts in place with NASA that have
Speaker 3: to be fulfilled obligated, but everything seems to be on track,
Speaker 3: and SpaceX has been making all kinds of innovations with
Speaker 3: space suits as you've seen. Maybe they're reusable rockets. So
Speaker 3: they're definitely the best candidates to be pioneering this race
Speaker 3: into space and.
Speaker 4: Get us to Mars.
Speaker 3: Which yeah, it seems like our whole life we've been
Speaker 3: talking about this, George, and now we're actually going to
Speaker 3: go there. So this is really going to change the
Speaker 3: game to have foot to foot to dirt on the
Speaker 3: planet Mars. If we set foot on Mars and actually
Speaker 3: you know, investigate Sidoni on a lot of these sites firsthand,
Speaker 3: that's going to change.
Speaker 4: That's going to change the game.
Speaker 2: I used to tell Richard she we had a theme.
Speaker 2: You won't know unless you go, I love it.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's that's we should put that on a bumper sticure
Speaker 3: for the one of the spaceships.
Speaker 2: A lot of sense, doesn't it, Yeah, it.
Speaker 4: Really does, you know.
Speaker 3: We you know, sending even probes and drones and such
Speaker 3: to do excavations and archaeological research is great. But the
Speaker 3: first time someone is there with their hands and dust
Speaker 3: off a human skull and picks that up on the
Speaker 3: surface of Mars, that that just changes how we feel about.
Speaker 4: Where we come from.
Speaker 2: Do you think that could happened?
Speaker 4: I think it's.
Speaker 3: Definitely going to happen, George. I mean when we when
Speaker 3: we look at the connection between Mars and Earth, Sidonia
Speaker 3: and Egypt, you know, pyramids and a stinkslike structure in
Speaker 3: Egypt and literally pyramids and a stinkslike face on Mars.
Speaker 3: There has to be a connection. There has to be
Speaker 3: some type of lost connection with Mars that we're still
Speaker 3: trying to understand.
Speaker 4: And most likely, you know, we had a presence.
Speaker 3: On Mars simultaneously with being on Earth, but this was
Speaker 3: probably thousands, if not you know, a million plus years ago.
Speaker 2: When do we go back to the moon, Jason, that's
Speaker 2: soon too isn't.
Speaker 3: That it's on the radar, you know. And the question there,
Speaker 3: George too, is is why haven't we gone back to
Speaker 3: the room. Partly, you know, I joke about this to say,
Speaker 3: you know, like Intel, the computer company, when they invented
Speaker 3: the penteum chip, it's not like we've done it. We've
Speaker 3: made the penteum and I think the first one was
Speaker 3: like fifty megaherts. Now they're like four thousand megaherts. But
Speaker 3: the point is, when they.
Speaker 4: Invited the penteum, it's not like they stopped.
Speaker 3: Right, So when we went to the Moon, it's not
Speaker 3: like we stopped.
Speaker 4: It's just it's just not possible. So when will we
Speaker 4: go back?
Speaker 3: Publicly, I think is the answer is the question. We
Speaker 3: can see that a lot of other companies' countries are
Speaker 3: making inroads, especially China, publicly saying that they're looking to
Speaker 3: set up a base on the dark side of the Moon.
Speaker 3: Well for us, right, that raises a lot of questions
Speaker 3: because the dark side of the Moon contains a presence
Speaker 3: that has made it very clear that it doesn't want
Speaker 3: us there. So yeah, the Moon, just as well as Mars,
Speaker 3: I think, invites interesting answers into our fields of research
Speaker 3: to question are we alone, because clearly there's.
Speaker 4: Been a presence on the moon.
Speaker 3: You know, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin even then, you
Speaker 3: know they made comments on the off channel about what
Speaker 3: they're seeing there, and they were clearly not alone.
Speaker 2: There's a twenty four thousand year cycle known as procession.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: Procession is a technical term today that we used to
Speaker 3: basically monitor the movements of the heavens. Everyone's heard of
Speaker 3: the twelve Houses of the Zodiac, where we've essentially divided
Speaker 3: the heavens into twelve parts of these, each one being
Speaker 3: a constellation. Well, it turns out that the ancients somehow
Speaker 3: measured time using this system called procession, and they were
Speaker 3: aware of a twenty four thousand year cycle.
Speaker 4: So for us, that comes.
Speaker 3: Down to understanding that every two thousand years we essentially
Speaker 3: point to a new north Star. So there's a degradation
Speaker 3: in our orbits that says there's something causing procession. Now,
Speaker 3: the modern term says it's caused by anomalies with our moon,
Speaker 3: and that basically every seventy two years we degrade by
Speaker 3: one degree.
Speaker 4: It's a very complicated.
Speaker 3: Set of maths. There's been a lot of new research
Speaker 3: to question this procession and say that there's probably a
Speaker 3: much more elegant and complicated reason for why we have procession,
Speaker 3: and that simple answer, George is possibly because we have
Speaker 3: two sons, not just one, and that changes the equation
Speaker 3: of our solar system dynamics. As we can talk about
Speaker 3: a little bit, but sometimes it's hard for just our
Speaker 3: brain to realize that we might be a solar system
Speaker 3: that has not just one son but two.
Speaker 2: It's a binary star system, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's a binary star system. I mean most of the
Speaker 3: star systems that we filmed externally with Hubble and various
Speaker 3: other telescopes, we see that most systems are binary, or
Speaker 3: more than that have an intricate dance of various stars,
Speaker 3: you know, going.
Speaker 4: Around each other. Serious A and B would be a
Speaker 4: good example.
Speaker 3: So it's very possible that we have a second Sun,
Speaker 3: but it's either now a brown dwarf, or it's another
Speaker 3: star system that we haven't identified, maybe jurish Am B.
Speaker 3: But there's strong evidence to suggest that binary solar systems
Speaker 3: are of the commonality, are the norm, and so if
Speaker 3: we were a binary star system, this this changes the
Speaker 3: aspect of how we look at the Solar System from
Speaker 3: a civil way. If you picture in your brain right now,
Speaker 3: solar system. You see a picture of the Sun sitting there, stagnant,
Speaker 3: not moving, and all the little planets are circling the
Speaker 3: Earth in their intricacy, in their orbits. Means that our
Speaker 3: Sun is moving through space around another object, another star system.
Speaker 4: If you can think about that, two suns.
Speaker 3: In this dance, that means our planet and all the
Speaker 3: other little planets going around the Sun.
Speaker 4: We are moving through space as well.
Speaker 3: And so if you think about a moving solar system,
Speaker 3: two suns in orbit, that means all the planets around
Speaker 3: those stars around our Sun are also moving through space.
Speaker 3: So it's a hard mental shift. This is something I
Speaker 3: show in my lecture at Contact in the Desert is
Speaker 3: visualizing the movement of two solar systems. And if you
Speaker 3: can understand that, if we're moving through space, that's what's
Speaker 3: changing our dynamic every you know, twenty four thousand years
Speaker 3: of this shift of why we see a different view
Speaker 3: of our Solar System from Earth is because we're literally
Speaker 3: moving through space. So that's another topic on procession, but
Speaker 3: it's a topic we can talk about a little bit
Speaker 3: more tonight because you know, many, many ancient folters track
Speaker 3: this twenty four thousand year cycle. How did they do that?
Speaker 3: How are they even aware of a twenty four thousand
Speaker 3: year cycle? It's pretty amazing.
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