Welcome, everybody, to a special audio episode of The Into the Impossible podcast featuring a lecture

by none other than Professor Mike Brown of Caltech, the Pluto Killer.

Now, this is a clip from the full hour-long lecture that he gave at UC San Diego in February

of 2025, which he graciously allowed me to record.

And I put that along with the video, the slides,

the interaction, and the Q&A on my YouTube channel. But the catch is it's only for members

of the channel. That is people that pay a whopping 99 cents or more per month to support

the channel and all the editing, processing, posting, hosting, it costs a lot of money to run this

podcast. And the only

thing I kind of get back for it in terms of remuneration is this slight amount of ad revenue that

Google Danes to send me and some podcast episode revenue. If you do listen and not skip the commercial,

so don't skip them. I use that. I just feed it all back. I don't make a profit. I don't get paid by my university to do any of this. So it's really a labor of love. And there's a lot more

content coming from great geniuses on the show, including friends like Fred Adams and lecture,

a special lecture, by Kyle Dawson, who's the past spokesperson of Desi, who seems to have proven

that perhaps the universe's dark energy is not a cosmological constant.

That will also be posted for members only.

So enjoy the audio of this, but go over to YouTube and watch the video, and you'll do that by just going to the members section,

and you'll see the video for Mike Brown. We'll put a link to join the channel down below as a member.

Again, the lowest tier membership is 99 cents.

The highest tier is $20 a month. And for that, whopping 20 bucks, you get to spend an hour with me

each month, answering questions and reacting to your pet theories of everything or Planet Nine

hypotheses or perpetual motion machine patents or mathematical treatises. So I do that not again to make money.

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