Take Me to the River

This week on Expanded Perspectives Elite the guys start the show by talking about how World-famous physicist Stephen Hawking plans to join an eager lineup of customers for Virgin Galactic suborbital flights. The renowned physicist says he has accepted an invitation from Richard Branson to voyage into space on a Virgin Galactic trip, which would be a major milestone in space tourism. Then, a bizarre sighting of some strange humanoids wielding what looked like black lights.

Then, German scientists have constructed a powerful new light system that can focus energy equivalent to the radiation of 10,000 suns onto a single spot. Eventually, they hope, this “artificial sun” could be used to produce environmentally-friendly fuels. Then, a plane crash near the Lake Superior has sparked an “enigma” as authorities struggle to determine the pilot’s whereabouts. The crash, which took place last Thursday, is now under investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police. Previous efforts by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada turned out inconclusive. So what happened?

After the break, Cam brings up some very strange sightings and experiences in around rivers. Thank you for listening and supporting Expanded Perspectives and Expanded Perspectives Elite. Have a good weekend!

Show Notes:

Stephen Hawking to Visit Space Aboard Virgin Galactic http://www.seeker.com/stephen-hawking-to-visit-space-aboard-virgin-galactic-2322034945.html
‘Black Light’ Humanoids http://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2017/03/daily-2-cents-black-light-humanoids.html
Insane Light System Blasts the Energy of 10,000 Suns http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/scientists-switch-artificial-sun-german-lab-46320517
Ghost Plane Crashes in Canada: ‘No Signs of a Pilot’ http://cryptozoologynews.com/ghost-plane-crashes-canada-no-signs-pilot/

Music:

All music for Expanded Perspectives Elite is provided by The Black Angels http://theblackangels.com, Pretty Lights http://prettylightsmusic.com

Songs Used:

Young Men Dead (Black Angels)
Understand Me Now
Where I’m Trying To Go
How We Do