Missing Scientists, Moon Bases & The Secrets of Space
Episode 27 of Wolves & Wisemen Reignited heads deep into the Fringe Files as the guys explore missing scientists, mysterious deaths, classified technology, alleged structures on the Moon, remote viewing, time travel, and the possibility that humanity knows far more about space than we've been told.
Wolves & Wisemen Reignited — Episode 27
About This Episode
The conversation begins with a list of scientists and researchers connected to fields including aerospace, advanced propulsion, nuclear technology, biology, and other highly specialized areas. Some reportedly died under unusual circumstances while others seemingly disappeared, leading the guys to ask whether there could be a connection between the people, their research, and classified programs.
That opens the door to an even stranger discussion involving an alleged connection between a scientist, Lockheed Martin, NASA, cryptic online activity, and theories involving time travel and teleportation.
From there, the conversation turns toward the Moon.
The guys discuss stories connected to the Disclosure Project, testimony about alleged structures photographed on the far side of the Moon, strange documents, remote viewing programs, possible lunar bases, and why multiple countries appear increasingly interested in returning to the Moon.
The discussion expands to Mars, including claims from remote viewers who described remnants of an ancient civilization, theories about what may have happened to the planet, and the possibility of eventually establishing permanent human settlements there.
They also dig into nuclear-powered spacecraft, advanced propulsion, Element 115, Bob Lazar's claims, government compartmentalization, and the possibility that some technologies presented as "new" may have existed behind closed doors for decades.
Then it's back to the usual Wolves & Wisemen chaos with the Rebel Report, Sacked, Folks on Fire, Boners, This Day in History, sports, current events, AI surveillance in vehicles, and plenty of conversations that go completely off the rails along the way.
What We Talk About
Scientists who have died or disappeared
Aerospace and advanced propulsion research
Secret government technology
The Disclosure Project
Alleged structures on the far side of the Moon
Possible hidden lunar bases
Remote viewing of the Moon
Remote viewing of Mars
The possibility of an ancient civilization on Mars
Time travel and teleportation theories
Lockheed Martin and classified aerospace programs
Bob Lazar and Element 115
Nuclear-powered spacecraft
Future travel to the Moon and Mars
Why countries are racing back to the Moon
Government compartmentalization
How advanced classified technology could remain hidden
Current events in the Rebel Report
Sacked
Folks on Fire
Boners
AI surveillance and kill-switch technology in new vehicles
This Day in History
Fringe Files
Missing Scientists
Episode 27 begins by looking at scientists and researchers connected to aerospace, propulsion, nuclear science, biology, and other advanced fields who were described during the show as having died or disappeared.
Rather than claiming to have the answer, the guys start connecting the stories and asking the bigger question:
What were these people working on—and why do so many strange stories seem to surround advanced technology?
Time Travel, Teleportation & Classified Technology
The conversation gets even stranger when the guys examine a theory involving a scientist connected to advanced aerospace research and cryptic online activity.
That leads into theories surrounding time travel, teleportation, advanced propulsion, and whether classified research could be decades ahead of publicly available technology.
The guys aren't claiming every connection proves something—they're doing what Fringe Files does best: following the rabbit hole and asking whether some coincidences deserve a closer look.
What's Really on the Moon?
One of the biggest discussions of Episode 27 centers around claims of structures on the far side of the Moon.
The guys discuss Disclosure Project stories involving photographs that allegedly showed artificial structures, domes, pillars, and other unusual features.
They also explore remote-viewing accounts describing structures and traveled paths on the Moon decades ago.
Whether those stories represent something extraordinary, misunderstood information, or simply another chapter in UFO mythology is left open—but they raise one of the episode's biggest questions:
If there's nothing unusual on the Moon, why are so many countries suddenly so interested in getting back there?
Remote Viewing Mars
The rabbit hole doesn't stop at the Moon.
The guys discuss remote-viewing claims involving Mars and descriptions of what was said to be the remains of an advanced civilization destroyed by some type of catastrophe.
That leads into a larger conversation about Mars' atmosphere, gravity, whether the planet could someday be terraformed, and what permanent human settlement there might actually look like.
The Freight Train to Mars
Episode 27 also explores future propulsion systems and the possibility of nuclear-powered spacecraft dramatically reducing the time required to travel through the solar system.
The guys discuss the idea of spacecraft continuously transporting equipment and supplies between Earth, the Moon, and eventually Mars—essentially creating a transportation network for future off-world settlements.
And naturally, the conversation eventually becomes:
Who's volunteering to move to Mars first?
Rebel Report
The Rebel Report brings the conversation back to current events, with the guys reacting to stories involving politics, security, crime, sports, entertainment, and some of the stranger headlines making the rounds.
As usual, the serious stories don't stay serious for very long.
Sacked
Sacked returns with another collection of painful moments nobody wants to experience firsthand.
Baseball mishaps, skydiving, badly placed obstacles, and several unfortunate impacts prove once again that sometimes the funniest videos are also the ones you can physically feel through the screen.
Folks on Fire
Folks on Fire highlights people and moments the guys believe deserve some recognition.
One discussion focuses on the instinct to protect the people you love when something goes wrong, while another highlights Major League Baseball's military-appreciation gear and support for service members.
Boners
This week's Boners range from struggling professional sports teams to painful baseball accidents, embarrassing stories, and the growing use of artificial intelligence and driver-monitoring technology inside new vehicles.
The conversation about vehicle technology turns into a broader debate over privacy, government overreach, subscription-based vehicle features, driver monitoring, and how much control people are willing to give technology over their everyday lives.
This Day in History
The guys finish things off with another trip through history, including aviation, baseball, automobiles, military history, and several historical events suggested by the live chat.
And somehow, like most Wolves & Wisemen conversations, it eventually turns into an argument about baked potatoes.
Key Takeaways
Advanced technology creates plenty of unanswered questions. From propulsion systems to classified aerospace programs, Episode 27 explores how difficult it can be to know where public technology ends and classified research begins.
Missing scientists make the rabbit hole even deeper. The episode examines stories involving researchers who reportedly died or disappeared and asks whether any meaningful connections exist between their work.
The Moon remains one of the biggest mysteries in Fringe Files. Alleged photographs, remote-viewing accounts, Disclosure Project testimony, and renewed international interest in lunar exploration provide plenty to debate.
Mars may become much more important in our lifetime. Advances in propulsion and nuclear technology could potentially make sustained exploration and settlement increasingly realistic.
Not every strange connection is proof. Part of the fun of Fringe Files is separating documented information from testimony, speculation, coincidence, and theory.
Technology creates questions about freedom as well as convenience. The discussion about AI-equipped vehicles raises larger questions about privacy, surveillance, ownership, and how much control technology should have over the people using it.
Some rabbit holes create more questions than answers. And sometimes that's exactly what makes them worth exploring.
Watch & Listen
Missing scientists. Secret technology. Moon bases. Remote viewing. Mars. Time travel.
Yeah... this one goes deep.
Watch the full episode and decide for yourself how far down the rabbit hole you're willing to go.
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