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The Sentinel: 13,000 Years of the Black Knight

The Sentinel: 13,000 Years of the Black Knight

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 Full Episode DescriptionBefore Sputnik, before Apollo, and before humanity learned to fly, something was already up there. Waiting. Watching.In this episode of Paranormal Salad of the Crouton, host Jax Ember decodes one of the most enduring mysteries of the space age: The Black Knight Satellite.Legend says it has orbited Earth for 13,000 years, sitting in a polar orbit that human technology couldn't achieve until the 1960s. But is it an ancient alien sentinel, or just a misunderstood piece of space trash? We dig into the classified files, the debunked theories, and the chilling photos that NASA can’t quite explain away.In this episode, we cover:
  • Nikola Tesla’s 1899 Discovery: Did Tesla actually intercept a radio signal counting "1... 2... 3" from the Black Knight?
  • The 1954 Panic: Why the US Air Force reported two "Dark Satellites" orbiting Earth years before the Russians launched anything.
  • Gordon Cooper’s UFO: The truth about what the Mercury 9 astronaut saw glowing green outside his capsule.
  • The STS-88 Photo: Analyzing the famous high-res images of the "Black Knight" taken by the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Is it a Gothic cathedral in space, or just Jerry Ross’s lost thermal blanket (Item 025570)?
  • The Star Map: Duncan Lunan’s translation of long-delayed radio echoes that point to a home in Epsilon Boötis.
Topics: #BlackKnightSatellite #UFO #SpaceMysteries #NikolaTesla #NASAConspiracies #AncientAliens #ParanormalPodcast #JaxEmberListen now to find out who—or what—is watching us. These files bite.

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