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Hosted by Grep News | Kali Kross · science · EN-US
Major Gazer is the space & science show that takes the cosmos and the unexplained seriously.Host Kali Kross explores hard astronomy, physics, and the strangest material the universe has on offer. Episodes range across black holes and quantum mechanics, what Voyager is still telling us from interstellar space, the Wow Signal, and the Tic Tac videos. What do they actually contain, and what's still missing?Each episode walks through what we know, what's been claimed beyond the evidence, and what's genuinely still open. No clickbait. No conspiracy energy. No mysticism. Just specific facts, named sources, named missions, and the actual weirdness of the real universe.Subscribe on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts. https://grep.news/podcast/major-gazer
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Signup to Generate a PitchMajor Gazer is the space & science show that takes the cosmos and the unexplained seriously. Host Kali Kross explores hard astronomy, physics, and the strangest material the universe has on offer. Episodes range across black holes and quantum mechanics, what Voyager is still telling us from interstellar space, the Wow Signal, and the Tic Tac videos.
Major Gazer is hosted by Grep News | Kali Kross. The show has published 49 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Fast radio bursts repeat on a 16-day cycle from space" (6 June 2026, 11 minutes), "Jupiter removes about a million asteroids from Earth's path" (30 May 2026, 10 minutes), and "The grandfather paradox isn't actually a paradox at all" (23 May 2026, 11 minutes).
Major Gazer publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 49 episodes.
Booking probability for Major Gazer is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Major Gazer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Major Gazer's contact route on record: verified email.
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Grep News | Kali Kross hosts Major Gazer, a science podcast with 49 episodes published.
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There’s a weird telescope in British Columbia called CHIME with zero moving parts—it doesn’t even point anywhere, it just sits there while Earth rotates and scans the whole sky. It was built to study dark energy, but it...

Jupiter being Earth’s “guardian” is only half the story — the same gravity that carved the Kirkwood gaps can also shove asteroids into Earth-crossing orbits. Yes, it literally shredded Comet Shoemaker‑Levy 9 on camera...

The grandfather paradox isn’t proof time travel is impossible — it’s proof that backward time travel plus unconstrained free will breaks logic. General relativity actually allows closed timelike curves (Gödel’s...

Humanity’s closest thing to a first-contact plan is a few-page, non-binding SETI Post-Detection Protocol: verify the signal, tell the IAA/IAU and the UN Secretary-General, and don’t reply without “international...

The guy who literally ran the Pentagon’s UFO office (AARO), physicist/intel vet Sean Kirkpatrick, says the big “aliens being interviewed” document doesn’t exist anywhere — not classified, not hidden, not pending...

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Meet Proxima b: a 1.3-Earth-mass rock just 4.2 light-years away, whipping around a red dwarf every 11 days—likely eternal day on one side, night on the other. Astronomers spotted it in Proxima Centauri’s wobble (radial...

One electron, two slits: the double-slit experiment builds a wave-like interference pattern—until you add a which-path detector and the stripes vanish. Reality acts shy. This piece tours superposition, the observer...

Alien radio waves could be passing through you right now — and a $100M SETI push is scanning 1M stars and 100 galaxies for technosignatures. Think 500‑ft Green Bank so sensitive it could hear a cell phone on Mars...

Planet Nine alert: a 5–10 Earth-mass world may lurk 400–800 AU past Neptune, its gravity clustering Kuiper Belt orbits with just a 0.4% chance of being random. Caltech’s Mike Brown (the PlutoKiller) is leading searches...

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Stop asking what came before the Big Bang—before didn’t exist. 13.8B years ago spacetime turned on, and its afterglow hums in 1% of old TV static. We know it happened because galaxies are racing away, the cosmic...

A billion miles away, a moon is firehosing ocean water at 800 mph—and it’s loaded with salt, organics, and chemical energy. Enceladus shoots 300‑mile plumes from four 80‑mile “tiger stripes,” even feeding Saturn’s...

1989: Bob Lazar goes on TV saying he reverse‑engineered nine saucers at S‑4 near Area 51 in Nevada, powered by Element 115. In 2003, physicists actually made 115 (Moscovium)—it lasts milliseconds and doesn’t bend...

Fastest rockets need 80,000 years to cross 4 light‑years—unless you fold space. Einstein’s equations actually allow wormholes (Einstein‑Rosen bridges). Keeping one open needs exotic matter with negative energy—a big Kip...

Einstein tried to kill quantum entanglement—then Bell tests, crowned with a Nobel Prize, showed particles sync instantly across hundreds of miles. China’s entanglement satellite, city-scale links, and early quantum...

Built in 1977 when disco ruled, NASA’s car-sized Voyagers are 15+ billion miles out, blazing ~38,000 mph, still pinging Earth with a 20-watt whisper. They found Io’s volcanoes, revealed Saturn’s ringlets, and Voyager 2...

Eyes evolved on Earth at least 50 times—octopus eyes basically ours—so aliens might look uncannily familiar thanks to convergent evolution. Think crabby body plans, infrared vision under red dwarfs, or low-slung...

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Your universe might split 10^50 times every second—every outcome happens, and your nearest identical you is 10^(10^29) meters away. The episode breaks down four multiverse flavors: infinite space repeats, cosmic...

From another star, a football‑field‑long object flew past the Sun—then sped up with no comet tail, prompting Harvard’s Avi Loeb to float a light sail. Called 'Oumuamua, this dark reddish, cigar‑or‑pancake‑shaped visitor...

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Sun Expands And Earth Faces Red Giant Fate

Right now aliens could be seeing Earth’s dinosaurs—our radio hello won’t reach them for 1,000 years—per the Drake Equation. Planets are everywhere—200–400B stars and tens of billions of Goldilocks worlds—but after 60+...
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retired engineer, devoted father, thoughtful voice on emotional and spiritual growth, California Institute of Technology
Vice-President of the United States, United States March For Life
former U.S. Representative for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, united states house of representatives
Senior Advisor to the President, Department of Government Efficiency
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