November 12, 1996: NASA, Moon, Mars, Egypt - Richard C. Hoagland & Ken Johnston

Richard C. Hoagland returns with Ken Johnston , an aerospace industry insider with 30 years of experience including 13 years at Boeing and work on Apollo, Skylab, and shuttle programs. Johnston brings credibility as a commercial pilot and aerospace engineer who worked directly with NASA on major space initiatives. The discussion centers on recent rallies at JPL and Cape Canaveral, with Hoagland reporting on significant developments in the investigation of anomalous structures on the Moon and Mars. Johnston provides insider perspective on space program operations and shares observations from his extensive aerospace background. The conversation explores potential cover-ups of discoveries made during lunar and planetary exploration missions. Hoagland presents his latest theories connecting ancient Egyptian monuments with structures allegedly visible on other celestial bodies. Johnston's technical expertise adds weight to discussions about image analysis and the feasibility of space-based archaeology. Together, they examine whether space agencies have suppressed evidence of artificial structures or ancient civilizations beyond Earth. This episode combines Hoagland's alternative theories with Johnston's mainstream aerospace credentials to create a compelling examination of hidden space discoveries.