47. Ancient China Sinkhole | Gates vs Musk | Voyager 1 Mysterious Data | Al Naslaa Rock Mystery

47. Ancient China Sinkhole | Gates vs Musk | Voyager 1 Mysterious Data | Al Naslaa Rock Mystery

Author: The Skepsis Telegraph May 26, 2022 Duration: 1:08:10

  We have a current events episode this week. We start off talking about an ancient sinkhole that reveals and even more ancient forest found in Guangxi China. 

  We then talk about the latest in the feud between Bill Gates and Elon Musk that seems to revolve around one man who wants to end free speech via online censorship and the other man who wants to save it. But society is stuck in the middle of two billionaires claiming to have the answers we all need. Are you falling for it? 

  We then get into the Voyager 1 deep space probe that is receiving some strange data and whether or not this data is actually strange or not. We also talk about a couple of anomalous discoveries the Voyager 1 space probe has made since entering into interstellar space. 

  We end the episode discussing a mysterious rock formation in Saudi Arabia knows as the Al Naslaa rock formation. How did the perfect cut down the middle take place? 

  Join us as we open up the bag on these mysteries and conspiracies to find out what's actually happening int his wild world of ours.

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