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Episode 617: The Black Knight Satellite

Apr 25, 20251 hr 19 minEp. 1039
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Summary

Dive into the mystery of the Black Knight Satellite, exploring theories ranging from an ancient alien probe monitoring Earth for 13,000 years to mysterious radio signals detected by Nikola Tesla and long-delayed echoes. The episode examines official explanations, government cover-ups, astronaut sightings, and the strange connection to author Philip K. Dick's mystical visions. Ultimately, the hosts discuss whether the object is alien technology or simply space debris.

Episode description

Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Last Podcast on the Left. This week, the boys are launching into the void to discover the truth behind the Black Knight Satellite. In 1998, an image of an unknown object was captured by the ISS floating just outside of Earth's atmosphere... Was it just space junk? Or could it have been something... more?! Captain Henry T. Zebrowski cracks open the possible "cover-up" "blanketed" in mystery and takes our crew where no man has gone before, retracing the history behind the mysterious object, probing the many theories behind it's explanation, and diving deep into it's bizarre connection to author Phillip K Dick.

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Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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