Okay, let's talk about the missing scientists. Scientists link to space, gravity, and energy.

They're going missing. Congress now says that they are going to start investigating.

So this is either the beginning of a very important story or it is one of the most compelling conspiracy theories of 2026.

Either way, it does deserve some serious attention.

You've got missing scientists, vanished officials, and now congressional investigation.

This is going mainstream.

The story's been out for quite a while, but now it's finally getting some attention so you have a

married mom who mysteriously disappeared in new mexico she worked for the los alamos national

laboratory she vanished in june of 25 you've got a former FBI official urging a broader look and more recently the retired Air Force

Major General William McCassland.

Yes.

And he disappeared in February of this year, a NASA-linked rocket scientist. Yeah, and there are other people

that are kind of being linked to this as well. There was that Caltech astrophysicist that had been

very involved in, you know, investigating the UFO program, and he was shot dead. So I don't know

if this is an issue of Congress trying to actually get to the bottom of things and find out what's going on.

Or was Congress, did they feel like their hand was forced in all of this?

Because there's just been too much chatter and too much information and people trying to say, hey, this doesn't look like these are all separate incidents.

All of these people are kind of connected in the work they do.

All of them have either, well, the Caltech astrophysicist was shot dead and really not a good

explanation as for why.

The woman who worked at JPL went missing on a hiking trip over a year ago.

Nobody has seen or heard anything from her since.

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