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I'm Robert Harrison for entitled opinions coming to you from the Stanford campus.

The poet Georg Trackle wrote,

Something Strange is the Soul on Earth.

A verse that was ponderously glossed by Martin Heidegger.

Yet in truth, it's the earth itself that is stranger than strange. This third stone from the sun, as Jimmy called it,

contains a staggering diversity of realities,

as well as extraterrestrial inherencies. The extraterrestrial permeates our ores, our atmosphere, our bodies, our solarizing plants.

Our oceans are filled with surreal apparitions of a cosmic imagination.

The only thing I share in common with a leafy sea dragon or Dumbo octopus,

O'Borny-eared, assfish is the terrestrial matrix that incubated us all.

That incubated even this strange thing called the soul.

The question we'll be addressing today is whether there is any indubitable evidence here on Earth

that Earth is not the only matrix of life.

In other words, has our planet ever been visited by life forms that come from elsewhere?

Stay tuned, friends, a show on unidentified anomalous phenomena coming up. I'm joined in the studio today by special guests, a very special guest, Gary Nolan, who is the Rackford and Carlotta Harris Professor of Immunology here at Stanford in the Department of Pathology.

Gary Nolan has authored numerous medical research papers, has founded biotechnology companies, two of which are on NASDAQ,

and he has been particularly active lately in uphology, the study of unidentified flying objects,

or what now goes by the term unidentified anomalous phenomena or UAPs. Nolan is one of the scientists or UAPs.

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