It can happen to any one of us at any time. A crack appears in the world around us, small at first,

but it's enough for us to get a glimpse, enough for us to see that beyond all this is something

else. But what? Against our better judgment, the lure of the unknown draws us to peek

through, and once we do, there's no turning back. Because that crack inevitably begins to expand

until you're no longer looking through it, or even at it.

You are in it.

And the place you started, the world you knew, it's so small that the idea you'd ever be able to get back to it,

well, I don't need to say anymore.

So what is this place?

It depends who you are. But one thing is the same for everyone.

Peaking behind the curtain of forbidden knowledge in this way, it shatters your sense of yourself,

of reality, and that is a very dark place to be. I invite you to be a tourist and step into the minds of those people lost to the unknown,

and the scarce few who found a way out, to hear their terrifying stories.

But I must warn you, once you climb inside, I can't promise that you won't end up counting yourself among them.

What they have to say will change you, bring near what should be kept far, far away.

Because there are things we're not meant to know.

We're not meant to know an anthology of horror,

now transmitting from Spectrevision Radio. While our government's official position is not to speculate on this subject, we can choose to let our minds explore other possibilities to use our imaginations.

For if we consider that astro-scientists agree on one point that the possibility of life elsewhere

is not only quite probable, some feel if it is there without a doubt.

Let us suppose them that these objects are real space vehicles, extraterrestrial origin, and not an illusion of the mind.

This is somewhere in the skies with Ryan Sprague.

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