Event Horizon

Event Horizon

@eventhorizonshow · 335K subscribers · 474 videos · English

Space, aliens and the future, with researchers.

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55:31

What Earth’s Final Biosphere Will Look Like | Jacob Haqq Misra

63K views · 3w ago · 55:31

Guest: Jacob Haqq Misra

You can also help support Project Janus by Blue Marble Space. Project Janus is an ongoing study of Earth's long-term future, based on a set of 10 unique scenarios of Earth and the solar system 1000 years from now. The Project Janus scenarios show a broad possibility space for our own future and can also serve as analogues for extraterrestrial technosignatures.

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55:43

The UAP Data We’re Not Being Shown with Jacob Haqq Misra and Ravi Kopparapu

87K views · 1mo ago · 55:43

Guest: Jacob Haqq Misra

Dr. Jacob Haqq-Misra and Dr. Ravi Kopparapu join John Michael Godier to discuss what science can actually determine from the government’s released UAP footage—and why crucial missing data makes many of these cases impossible to resolve. They also discuss the UAP Science Advisory Council, the need for better scientific data, possible atmospheric explanations for reported orbs, and the search for technosignatures in our own solar system

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48:48

What Lies Beneath the Ocean? USOs, Discovery and Science with Dr. Tim Gallaudet

36K views · 3mo ago · 48:48

Guest: Dr. Tim Gallaudet

How much of Earth's oceans have we actually explored? Surprisingly little. In this episode, John Michael Godier speaks with Dr. Tim Gallaudet, retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, oceanographer, former Acting Administrator of NOAA, and former Oceanographer of the Navy, about why the deep ocean remains one of the greatest scientific frontiers on Earth.

Topics: What Drew Tim Gallaudet to Oceanography · NOAA: NASA for the Oceans · How the National Weather Service Saves Lives · Surviving Hurricane Katrina · Holding Fast in Heavy Seas and Lessons in Leadership · Mysterious Objects Detected by Submarines

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1:31:44

Why Scientists Think NASA Found Life on Mars 50 Years Ago with Dr. Steven Benner

78K views · 3mo ago · 1:31:44

Guest: Dr. Steven Benner

The search for life in the Universe is one of the biggest questions for humanity. In his explosive new book, Steven Benner argues we've been looking in the wrong place. In 1976, NASA landed two Viking missions on Mars specifically tasked with looking for current (or extant) Martian life. Given how the results of the onboard experiments were interpreted, no space mission since has returned to search for life living on Mars today.

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45:00

The Massive Alien Signals We Might Be Missing with Dr. Brian Lacki

50K views · 4mo ago · 45:00

Guest: Dr. Brian Lacki

Theoretical astrophysicist Brian Lacki joins John Michael Godier to discuss how SETI can expand beyond traditional radio searches into high-energy technosignatures, including X-rays, gamma rays, neutrinos, gravitational waves, alien artifacts, passive broadcasts, and possible relics of advanced civilizations. The conversation explores how future searches might detect signals or byproducts from technologies far beyond our own.

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1:21:32

Beyond the LHC: The Search for New Physics with Dr. Sam Gregson

31K views · 4mo ago · 1:21:32

Guest: Dr. Sam Gregson

Particle physicist and science communicator Dr. Sam Gregson joins John Michael Godier to explain why physics still needs a larger particle collider. They discuss what could come after the Large Hadron Collider, including proposed colliders beneath the ocean and around the Moon, and whether future machines could reveal dark matter, new forces, the deeper nature of the Higgs boson, or signs of quantum gravity.

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1:45:27

UFO Reverse Engineering, Crash Retrievals, and the Pentagon’s New Files | UAP Gerb

129K views · 5mo ago · 1:45:27

Guest: UAP Gerb

John Michael Godier is joined by @UAPGerb to discuss the Pentagon’s latest UAP document and video releases, including anomalous footage, as well as the hidden structure of crash retrieval programs, and reverse engineering efforts. Also a discussion on modern disclosure efforts, the role of whistleblower David Grusch and recent efforts by Congressman Eric Burlison.

Topics: The New Pentagon UAP Releases · Introducing UAP Gerb · The New UFO Files · The Two Most Anomalous Pentagon Videos · The Tic Tac Satellite Detection · Immaculate Constellation and Hidden UAP Programs

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1:06:56

JWST Found Something Very Strange in the Early Universe | With Prof. Mitch Begelman

62K views · 5mo ago · 1:06:56

Guest: Prof. Mitch Begelman

Astrophysicist Mitchell Begelman joins John Michael Godier to explore the mysterious “Little Red Dots” discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope and why they may represent the earliest supermassive black holes in the universe. The discussion covers galaxy formation, primordial black holes, quasars, gravitational waves, and how these discoveries could reshape our understanding of cosmic evolution.

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1:34:23

Alien Probes, the Fermi Paradox, and What We’re Missing with Paul Gilster

90K views · 5mo ago · 1:34:23

Guest: Paul Gilster

Paul Gilster of Centauri Dreams joins John Michael Godier to explore “lurkers,” Bracewell probes, and the possibility that advanced civilizations may be observing us undetected. Apple More JMG @JMGEventHorizon Music FOOTAGE NASA ESA/Hubble ESO - M.Kornmesser ESO - L.Calcada ESO - Jose Francisco Salgado () NAOJ University of Warwick Goddard Visualization Studio Langley Research Center Pixabay

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1:11:20

This Discovery Could Explain Why the Universe Didn’t Annihilate Itself | Dr. Nikodem Poplawski

43K views · 6mo ago · 1:11:20

Guest: Dr. Nikodem Poplawski

In this episode of Event Horizon, John Michael Godier speaks with Nikodem Poplawski about a radical new theory that may explain the matter–antimatter asymmetry problem, why the universe didn’t annihilate itself after the Big Bang, and whether primordial black holes may have consumed the missing antimatter.

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51:51

Why Scientists Are Scanning Insects with Particle Accelerators | Thomas van de Kamp

25K views · 6mo ago · 51:51

Guests: Thomas van de Kamp, Particle Accelerators

In this episode, we explore how scientists are using powerful particle accelerators to scan insects in extraordinary detail, revealing their internal structures in full 3D. Thomas van de Kamp explains how this technology is transforming our understanding of insect anatomy, evolution, and biodiversity, and what it could mean for digitally preserving life on Earth.

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1:25:00

Exotic Physics, Earth 2.0, and Alien Life with Dr. Pete Worden

48K views · 7mo ago · 1:25:00

Guest: Dr. Pete Worden

Pete Worden is an American astrophysicist and former director of NASA’s Ames Research Center, where he led major initiatives in space science, technology, and exploration. A retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general, he previously served as Director of Space Operations for the Air Force and was deeply involved in national security space programs.

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