Beaming Bob, Munificent Mark and Wintery Wade discuss the bizarre busybodies buried within our societies in this week's episode. The trio compete in a lighthearted competition as they ponder on the existence of aliens among us.
The speaker talks about their frustration with trying to get in touch with their doctor and compares the modern-day streamers' use of soundboards to their own situation.
A rancher finds unusual objects in his sheep pasture outside of Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, believed to be remnants of a UFO crash and alien beings.
The hosts talk about the possibility of aliens existing and share a personal experience related to it, including a discussion on the height of doors.
There is uncertainty around whether the celestial body causing gravity disturbances is just the dwarf planet Eris or something larger and more complex, leading to speculation about a possible dwarf planet, gas giant or black hole orbiting our sun at a great distance.
Nemesis, a theoretical red or brown dwarf star orbiting the Sun at a distance of approximately 1.5 light-years, has been suggested as a cause of mass extinctions on Earth due to its gravitational pull on asteroids beyond the Oort cloud. However, the existence of Nemesis has been ruled out by NASA's WISE survey in 2014.
The discussion revolves around how the analysis of the orbit of space objects reveals the possibility of extraterrestrial life existing in space rocks and the impact of these findings on the concept of the existence of aliens.
The Ologies podcast discusses the weird asteroid, 'Oumuamua' that came from outside of our solar system and its unusual shape, as it looks long and elongated in pictures.
The vastness of the universe and the chaotic nature of its early years make the probability of discovering alien life extremely unlikely, and if they were to reveal themselves, people would likely have the wrong motives in mind.