Topic: Electronic Fog

Jeremy Corbell details his investigation into a physicist he calls "Nano Man," who claims to possess extraterrestrial nanotechnology. Corbell describes obtaining a vial of liquid allegedly containing trillions of independent nanobots and securing an unescorted media pass to NASA Ames Research Center to analyze it. The investigation sought to replicate scanning electron microscope images of mechanical parts like gears and graspers at the nanometer scale.

The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is examined as a potential distraction or a "Wag the Dog" situation involving global elites. Speculation includes a debunked theory regarding patent holders and the Rothschild family, as well as more fringe possibilities like "electronic fog." The hosts suggest the heavy media coverage serves to obscure the truth through a mix of disinformation and sensationalism.

The concept of "electronic fog" is introduced as a real electromagnetic phenomenon that attaches to crafts and disrupts navigation. Quasar references Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 flight from Havana and Bruce Gernon’s experiences to describe a localized, donut-shaped mist that travels with the vehicle rather than being passed through.

The conversation covers "time slips," where individuals suddenly find themselves in a different timeframe, often accompanied by disorientation and "electronic fog." Marie D. Jones recounts the famous 1901 Moberly-Jourdain incident at Versailles, where two women allegedly slipped into the era of Marie Antoinette. She also references Jenny Randles' research on "Time Storms" and the connection between these anomalies and the Bermuda Triangle.