Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Professor Matthew Szydagis sits down with James Faulk from Neon Galactic to discuss UAPs, science generally, and the state of research into the massively mystifying subject of dark matter and its relation to the rest of the universe.
He describes the passions and interests that led him to pursue an interest in unidentified anomalous phenomenon, and deconstructs many of logical and metaphysical leaps he believes people have taken in their search for an explanation.
He discusses his past work with UAPx and the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies, his role in the film "Tear in the Sky," and gives a passionate and reasoned defense of the extraterrestrial hypothesis.
He also offers a criticism for the state of science overall, and the conceit with some of his peers dismiss new ideas.
Neon Galactic is a production of KEET-TV in Eureka, CA.
Professor Matthew Szydagis sits down with James Faulk from Neon Galactic to discuss UAPs, science generally, and the state of research into the massively mystifying subject of dark matter and its relation to the rest of the universe.
He describes the passions and interests that led him to pursue an interest in unidentified anomalous phenomenon, and deconstructs many of logical and metaphysical leaps he believes people have taken in their search for an explanation.
He discusses his past work with UAPx and the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies, his role in the film "Tear in the Sky," and gives a passionate and reasoned defense of the extraterrestrial hypothesis.
He also offers a criticism for the state of science overall, and the conceit with some of his peers dismiss new ideas.
Neon Galactic is a production of KEET-TV in Eureka, CA.
