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Predictive Dreams: The Future

Can premonitions come true? Bizarrely, there are multiple cases throughout history of people who predicted the future. In this episode, hear the most undeniable examples of unexplainable dreams and visions people have had throughout time, as well as research on lucid dreaming and people who have predicted their own deaths.

With dream predictions of events as infamous as Abraham Lincoln’s assassination or the attempt on Trump’s life—plus precognitive knowledge of plane crashes and more—there’s clearly something deeper going on. Since this is Edge of Wonder, this involves a discussion of converging timelines and which way the direction of history is headed.

Spider-Man And The CIA, Too

From the 1970s to the 1990s, the CIA’s secret department called the Psychic Intelligence Program hired remote viewers to look at other governments, places, people, events—and even other planets! Under “Project Stargate,” they also carried out supernatural ability tests on psychokinesis and telepathy.

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and America were in competition to crack the secrets of the cosmos. Many people talk about this being the time period when a remote viewer was tasked with looking at Mars in the ancient past. However, one of the places that was remote viewed that isn’t talked about much was Jupiter. What’s really going on in the dark red mass that’s on Jupiter? Find out what the results were with Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on The Edge of Wonder.

Speaking of space, hear about a U.S. Department of Defense contractor’s incredible encounter with a giant, glowing UFO. It sparked 10 years of research and two patents inspired by his encounter. In the 1990s, there was a fantastic sighting of a UFO that landed in a field, which was witnessed by more than 60 school kids who said an alien emerged from the ship. A BBC reporter went to investigate and claimed that his life was threatened over the incident, so hear his side of the story.

Noah’s Ark Found To Be True

Recently, new evidence emerged from Turkey’s Göbekli Tepe site that may actually prove the Biblical story of Noah and the flood is real! Careful examination of the stone engravings reveals Noah’s story, the ark, and even the beasts that Noah brought. To date, the true purpose of most ancient sites found on our planet remains officially unrecognized. This discovery could not only change what we know about our ancient past but also help revolutionize the study of many other ancient sites that could prove the stories in the Bible are real.

However, a major cover-up may be happening at these ancient sites. Why are organizations such as the World Economic Forum, via the Dogus Group, sponsoring excavations or forming partnerships that control who performs the excavations or studies? Is it that they want to help bring awareness and understanding of what the site is to the public? Ensure no one is conducting unlawful excavations or causing potential damage to the site? Or was something found that they would like to cover up?

Let’s find out! Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on this Edge of Wonder live show as they uncover the truth and discuss other ancient site discoveries.

Childhood Of Jesus Revealed

Jesus’ childhood was revealed in a manuscript, and new details emerged about a Britney Spears Mandela Effect.

A 1600-year-old manuscript was found that led to an extremely shocking, fascinating discovery. It seemed to be one of the earliest known manuscripts of the Gospel of Thomas, which mentioned a miracle Jesus performed as a child. But this brings up a very important question: Why isn’t Saint Thomas’ Gospel in the Bible today?

The Gospel of Thomas was discovered in 1945 at Nag Hammadi in Egypt. The manuscript contained 114 sayings attributed to Jesus. Some believe that the ideas Thomas mentioned sounded too absurd to be written in the Bible, or appeared to be potentially contradictory to the beliefs of Jesus’ other disciples. But what was exactly mentioned?

The Gospel of Mary Magdalene was also left out of the Bible. What exactly happened at the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD? But this led to other questions such as, “Does the Bible have a copyright?” Turns out, this question is much more complicated than what anyone would suspect. Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on this episode of The Edge of Wonder as they reveal what they found.

Also on the show: Hear a personal story from a Rise.TV subscriber about a message from “beyond the grave,” and discover Ben’s updates about a Mandela Effect related to Britney Spears, which blew his mind.

Spinning Fish, Strange Weather

In the Florida Keys, sawfish are being spotted spinning in circles nonstop until they die—something strange and mysterious that’s baffling experts and scientists.

They’ve been trying to understand what’s causing them to spin, thrash, and ultimately beach themselves. Some scientists believe high amounts of algae are the cause, but others say that wouldn’t create the fishes’ issues. There are rumors online that HAARP or other facilities are doing secret weather experiments. Others think the animals are confused by a pole shift, that pharmaceuticals in the ocean are to blame, or that there’s been some kind of oil spill. Hear all the theories tonight.

Speaking of secret bases, CBS published an article about a group of veterans who are becoming sick after working at a secret military base, but aren’t able to get government aid. Why? Because the government hasn’t acknowledged that the base actually exists.

This allegedly created an issue: If other military personnel were at secret bases and got sick, would these be ignored, as well? Can we trust that secret bases and secret facilities don’t exist simply because the claims have been denied? Here’s more from Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on The Edge of Wonder.

Hollywood Star Power Receding

Hollywood “star power” is being rejected, and Dyson spheres may have been found in other solar systems that prove alien life exists: These are the weirdest things that happened this week, which will be covered on this Friday Night Live on The Edge of Wonder with Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts.

From the early days, Hollywood stars have always been known to be the most influential people in society. Whether it’s promoting a movie, being in a commercial, advertising a product on social media, or selling their own books, celebrities sell. However, the Hollywood star power appears to be fading as more and more people are turning away. They’re tired of seeing so many celebrities being “bought out” just to push an agenda, promote crypto-currency, or describe a product that they appear to be pushing just for the money.

The Rock was given a new nickname, Dwayne “The Ad” Johnson, after a viral video emerged of him promoting a product. The only difference is that this viral video is doing the opposite for his fan base. He lost hundreds of thousands of social media followers. But he isn’t the only celebrity that this is happening to. Even the Kardashians are facing scrutiny as they do social media ads. But what are the long-term effects of this downward trend? Will the Hollywood star power keep fading and give rise to new influential people who are taking over the spotlight? Or will Hollywood bounce back from the decline?

In other “star power” news, astronomers have possibly found evidence of the first ever seen “Dyson Spheres,” which are structures that civilizations could build out in space to harness the radiation of a star. If these have really been discovered, it proves that an extremely advanced, alien race built them. What does this mean for our own existence?

One Coin To Rule Them All

Shockingly, in a big win for the cryptocurrency exchange market, the crypto coin XRP won its court battle against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Over the past year, the SEC has waged a sweeping crackdown on crypto that’s ensnared the world’s biggest digital asset companies.

If the SEC won this court case, would it have been one step closer for the government to roll out the Central Digital Bank Currency (CBDC), backed by the World Economic Forum? In other news, Hollywood actors from the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) have begun a strike, halting nearly all production that has already stalled due to the writers’ strike.

Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts from The Edge of Wonder on this Friday Night Live where they will explore these topics, as well as other strange and paranormal news. Did you know:

1) Scientists discovered a mysterious radioactive rock on the far side of the moon?

2) Archaeologists uncovered Noah’s Ark codex, a calfskin parchment from 13,100 BC.

3) The largest cruise ship ever set sail. And

4) The International Space Station picked up a UFO for over 20 minutes. There’s more on this edition of The Edge Of Wonder on Rise.TV.

Alien Tech Fragments Found?

Harvard professor Avi Loeb may have his hands on fragments of alien technology from a meteor that landed in the waters of Papua New Guinea in 2014. He previously conducted a study on the origins of the interstellar object Oumuamua, alluding to the fact that evidence indicates it could be a probe sent here on a “reconnaissance mission.” Now, Loeb has been accused of STEALING the fragments, but is this a distraction from his claims being true?

In this episode, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts take a deep dive into history and share UFO or “airship” reports dating back to the 19th century. What were the strange lights spotted in the sky that looked like giant birds, spotted before airplanes took to the air?

In other news, giant, stone artifacts baffle scientists because they can’t understand the purpose of these large tools supposedly too big for ancient human beings. Scientists also now have material that’s stronger than steel and lighter than aluminum—could this, too, be from alien technology? Here’s more from The Edge of Wonder.

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