30 years ago this month, a man who claimed he was from the Office of Naval Intelligence crashed the premiere party for the Dark Skies TV series. He offered creators Bryce Zabel and Brent Friedman a deal — information for access. He also wrote down a Formula for what he called the "Secrets of the Universe" on the back of a scrap of paper torn from a bank deposit envelope. He said it represented "Sound, light and frequency." On September 17th, the hosts of the podcast SOUND, LIGHT & FREQUENCY w...

While I put nothing outside of the realm of possibility when it comes to this issue, the attempt to kill the Dark Skies TV series felt like Hollywood power politics when it was happening to us. Then again, who might have been behind those powerful Hollywood types? https://t.co/VmNzVOAXch [Quoted] @hollywoodufos Wow! This was incredible. The amount of crap you guys had to go through. Do you think that was all just caused from Hollywood being cutthroat Hollywood or do you think the government h...