3I/ATLAS — the third known interstellar object — has just passed perihelion, its closest point to the Sun. This is a key moment when solar heating and its trajectory could reveal more about its true nature. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb has suggested this is the window when we may learn whether it’s entirely of natural origin… or perhaps something else. He joins The Endless Void live from 5–6 PM ET on Monday, November 3, to answer your questions. Don’t miss the chance to hear his take — or challenge it, if you’re so inclined.

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NASA’s leadership battle has turned into a political dogfight. Former NASA Associate Administrator Mike Gold joins me to unpack the behind-the-scenes struggle — as Elon Musk takes shots at acting NASA chief Sean Duffy while backing SpaceX astronaut Jared Isaacman, whose nomination to lead the agency was abruptly pulled. Plus: could China really beat the U.S. back to the Moon?

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Avi Loeb is arguably the most controversial astrophysicist in the world. But he’s been a professor at Harvard for more than 30 years. So, when he says there’s a chance that an alien spaceship - disguised as interstellar object 3I/ATLAS - is headed toward Earth, people listen. I went to Avi’s home to find out why he’s willing to risk his reputation for this theory. Does he really believe it? And if he’s right, what does it mean for humanity?

*This interview was recorded on August 24, 2025. New observations about 3I/ATLAS have been made since that time.

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Behind the Scenes of the September 2025 Congressional UFO Hearing in Washington, D.C. This isn’t just a recap — it’s a front-row seat to a moment that could reshape how we see the universe. You’ll get a rare, firsthand glimpse of what it was really like inside the hearing (and what it was like outside in the overnight line)

You'll see:
👽 THE OVERNIGHT LINE: Meet the die-hards who waited over 14 hours just to be in the room. You’ll also hear from Chris Bledsoe who claims he saw orbs over the Capitol the night before the hearing
🪑THE SEAT SCRAMBLE: What it really takes to get inside a hearing like this
🕶️ SECRET MOMENTS: Glimpses outside the spotlight as the room filled with journalists, staffers, activists, and UFO-curious citizens
🎙️ AN INTERVIEW WITH CONGRESSMAN ERIC BURLISON: Captured just moments after the hearing adjourned

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US Congressman Eric Burlison asked what alien species might be piloting UFOs — and got a Pentagon-linked physicist to name four on the record. Now, the Congressman is pulling back the curtain in The Endless Void — revealing why he asked the question, what he really thinks of the response, and whether he believes the American people are ready for the truth. You might remember the moment: during a public UAP briefing on May 1, 2025, hosted by the House Oversight Committee and the UAP Disclosure Fund, Burlison posed one of the most extraordinary questions ever asked in a congressional setting: “What species are piloting these craft?” And physicist Dr. Eric Davis responded — on the record: Greys. Nordics. Reptilians. Insectoids. That moment went viral. But until now, we haven’t heard the full story behind it. We dig into all of it — alien species, crash retrieval programs, reverse engineering, whistleblowers, quantum entanglement, extra dimensions, angels, and why some of the most important witnesses still won’t testify under oath.

🎥 Special thanks to my production partners: Produced by The Stagecoach Group and Noah Gray Cinematography by Alex Rosen and Jeff Ricker Edited by Kristin Fisher and Alex Rosen

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An all-out war between the most powerful man in space and the President of the United States. It’s not just a feud — it’s a moment that could reshape the entire American space industry. So we called a Space Therapy Session. Kristin Fisher (The Endless Void) sits down with Eric Berger, senior space editor at Ars Technica, to unpack what just happened — and what the Trump vs Musk blowup could mean for NASA, SpaceX, Artemis, and the global space race.

In this episode:
– Eric’s viral post, Musk’s “make my day” reply — and the astronaut whiplash it triggered
– Why Dragon is critical to the ISS — and how this feud puts NASA’s only ride to orbit at risk
– How the meltdown could ripple into Artemis — and open the door for China to beat the U.S. back to the Moon
– The quiet collapse of Jared Isaacman’s NASA nomination — and what it reveals about politics and power
– Dmitry Rogozin’s invitation to Musk — and why America’s adversaries are circling
– Could China, the UAE, or Europe capitalize on this fracture in U.S. space leadership?
– Can Blue Origin or ULA fill the gap — or is the U.S. still deeply reliant on SpaceX?
– What happens if Trump weaponizes regulators like the FAA, FCC, or NHTSA?
– And the big question: Can the U.S. still lead in space if this feud becomes a fracture? 

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The Trump White House just proposed cutting NASA’s science budget by nearly 50% — a move that would cancel 41 scientific projects, including 19 active missions. Then, just 24 hours later, the Trump administration withdrew its nominee for NASA Administrator, Jared Isaacman — a widely respected private astronaut and entrepreneur with bipartisan support. These two developments — a historically deep budget cut and the ouster of a promising leader — delivered a devastating one-two punch to NASA. And now, for the first time, the man who used to run NASA’s Science Mission Directorate is breaking his silence. In this interview, Dr. Thomas Zurbuchen warns that the proposed budget would send parts of NASA's science portfolio “out of business,” undermine American leadership in space science, and risk a mass exodus of talent from NASA’s ranks.

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What if your most valuable data wasn’t just floating in the cloud… but locked inside a vault on the Moon? In this episode of The Endless Void, space journalist Kristin Fisher sits down with Chris Stott, CEO of Lonestar Data Holdings — the first company to deploy a data center on the Moon. As Earth’s AI-driven data demand explodes, a growing number of companies are eyeing space as the next frontier for data storage.

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A US Congressman asked a physicist - with a history of high-level security clearances - to describe the different types of alien species that the government has allegedly encountered. The conversation happened on the record, on Capitol Hill… and almost no one noticed. The exchange took place between Rep. Eric Burlison and Dr. Eric Davis during a little-known UAP briefing on May 1, 2025, hosted by the House Oversight Committee and the UAP Disclosure Fund. It’s one of the most surreal moments ever captured in a government setting — and it’s been hiding in plain sight. Kristin Fisher breaks it down with Mike Gold, former NASA Associate Administrator and current President of Civil and International Space at Redwire — who was in the room that day and delivered one of the keynote speeches.

We break down:

• Eric Davis’ claim about four extraterrestrial species
• What it was like inside the room when he said it 
• Why NASA’s own archives might already contain UAP evidence
• And why these questions — even if unanswered — deserve serious scientific attention 

Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or just UAP-curious, this is a conversation that gets to the core of why transparency, data, and curiosity matter.

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NASA astronaut Don Pettit just returned from 220 days in space — landing on his 70th birthday — and gravity hit hard. In this candid post-flight news conference, Don opens up about getting sick after landing, the brutal reality of re-entry, and why he’s still ready to fly again. We also talk about his legacy as NASA’s most legendary space photographer — and why he believes the International Space Station should keep flying well beyond 2030.

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