Interviews
Some of the scientists and experts that have been interviewed in the series are:
- Dennis Balthasar – ufologist
- William J. Birnes – author, publisher, and ufologist
- Phyllis Budinger – research scientist
- James Clarkson – former police detective, ufologist
- Robert Collins – author of Exempt from Disclosure
- Paul Davids – television, science fiction writer and director
- Frank Drake – astrophysicist
- Stanton T. Friedman – ufologist
- John Greenewald, Jr. – creator of The Black Vault website
- Steven M. Greer – physician and ufologist
- Michio Kaku – theoretical physicist and futurist
- Andrew Kissner – former New Mexico state representative
- George Knapp – paranormal journalist
- Lawrence M. Krauss – physicist
- Geoffrey A. Landis – MIT professor, scientist and science fiction writer
- Dr. Roger K. Leir – podiatric surgeon, implant investigator
- Bruce Maccabee – optical physicist and ufologist
- Herb Maursatd – sheriff
- Ted Phillips – ufologist
- Scott Ramsey – author, lead investigator for Aztec UFO crash
- Chris Rutkowski - ufologist, educator
- John F. Schuessler – founding member of MUFON
- Seth Shostak – physicist and astronomer
- Ken Storch – police officer, UFO investigator
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—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882)
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