Episode #372: Return to Our Mysterious Moon

Summary

This episode explores the history of Transient Lunar Phenomena, documenting strange observations recorded on the moon over the past thousand years. The discussion highlights notable occurrences that have taken place in specific craters on the lunar surface. Additionally, the hosts delve into the future ambitions of humanity in space exploration.

Key takeaways

• 1The history of Transient Lunar Phenomena observed for over a thousand years.
• 2Notable sightings tend to occur in specific craters on the moon.
• 3The Artemis II mission to the moon serves as a backdrop for discussing lunar phenomena.
• 4Future goals for humanity in spaceflight are considered.

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Transcript excerpt

We are going back to the moon. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, angels and demons and monsters and serpents. Or maybe we're finally going to the moon. Or maybe it's all lies and no one's going to the moon because we can't go to the moon. Or maybe the moon is actually fake because space is fake. Whatever you believe, this is Brothers of the Serpent podcast. And we are coming to you not live from the 10x10x10 Tangent Cube of Science, where we are nestled amongst the dusty bones of an ancient seabed high atop the Edwards Plateau back from Egypt. We were gone for a month. It was an amazing trip. We had the standard two-week tour, and then we did a... How many days was the extension? I don't remember. Six or seven? Six or seven-day extension. More pyramids, and then out in the desert, we experienced some Mars-like conditions. Yes. I almost died. Yes. The sandstorms actually are not good for the respiratory system. And it was some amazing visuals, sort of eerie, you know, when everything turns yellow-orange and the wind is blowing and just, I don't know. It was wild. And then we took a break, you know, Ben, Kyle, me, Yusuf, and Mo, who is the tour manager out there with us, and we took a break on the beach at Sharm El Sheik and had some excursions out into the desert again out there. Those were fun. Looking for paleo sites. And we saw a lot of interesting stuff. Oh, yeah, we learned a lot this time. We got to go into KV5, which was amazing. And we'll go into all this in detail on later episodes. ...

Excerpt from Brothers of the Serpent, Apr 7, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.