Renowned medium James Van Praagh discussed his explorations into the lives of children in heaven, and the journey of a child’s soul to heaven. First half-hour guest, aerospace and defense systems developer Charles Shults shared an update on his research into the 'fossils' on Mars. ... More »

Aerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shults discussed the latest developments in new energy sources, space exploration, and medical technology. It's an unfortunate fact "that most of the seminal and really cutting edge research is being done in other countries right now," rather than the US, he noted. First hour guest, expert on deviant leisure, Dr. D.J. Williams talked about the vampire subculture. ... More »

Aerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shults discussed his investigations into new energy sources, as well space exploration and the search for ET life. Last hour guest, author and engineer Mat Stein talked about the need for disaster preparedness. ... More »

Appearing in the middle two hours, aerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shults discussed his work with new energy sources. By developing new methods & technologies for energy, water, and medicine, we can turn around the economy, he declared. First hour guest, foreign policy expert Jeff Nyquist offered commentary on geopolitics. In the last hour, paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren shared an update on the lore of Pumpkin Man, and a possibly connected sighting of anomalous lights. ... More »

Aerospace developer Sir Charles Shults discussed his research into anomalies on Mars, notably what he believes to be fossils on the Martian surface. "What I have found is basically the remains of organisms that look like sea urchins. We've found some... ... More »

Appearing during the middle two hours, aerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shults talked about his research into solar thermal generators. Explaining how this technology works, Shults said "basically, they capture the heat of the sun, concentrate it in on some sort of reaction system such as a boiler or a working fluid, and they transfer that heat into a generator." Shults detailed his work developing a new type of solar thermal generator which utilizes lenses instead of the traditional "solar panel" (see feature article). Optimistic about the progress of this research, he described the project as "a real winner, because it's working very easily...it's an amazing thing when you see the stream just screaming out of this thing." According to Shults, the long term goal is to produce smaller versions of the device for individual homes, so that people can create their own electricity.Should such solar thermal generators become prevalent, he foresees a number o ... More »

Aerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shultsspoke about his latest research into alternative energy development. He's formed an alliance with Worlds Nest to bring recycling of water and generation of power into homes and businesses world wide. In the near-future, many people will be able to create their own "power plants," providing energy to run their homes. Aside from solar and wind sources, which can be expensive and inefficient, he discussed a number of other methods for creating sustainable energy, which included: Storing energy in flywheels-- a unit about the size of a refrigerator could power a home. Nanosolar, an innovative, low-cost material that can be printed.A hydraulic cylinder that freezes water, with the pressure creating power. Orbital space stations can take advantage of the sun shining all the time, and would offer a distinct advantage for military purposes.Shults also touched on his research into Mars features, and offered analy ... More »

In a rebroadcast from 8/13/06, Art Bell apoke with Robert Bigelow followed by Sir Charles Shults.Dr. John Jay Harper will be rescheduled. ... More »

Filling in for Art Bell, George Noory hosted scientist Sir Charles Shults III of Xenotech Research. ... More »

Aerospace and defense systems developer Sir Charles Shults revealed the positive and negative sides to nanotechnology, as well as the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and virtual reality. ... More »

Scientist Sir Charles Shults III of Xenotech Research returned to the show to talk about such topics as fossils on Mars, space elevator technology, and energy alternatives. He advocated the setting up of Earth orbiting stations which could collect energy from the sun and then beam it down to antenna arrays on the ground. A program such as this could be set up within seven years, he estimated.The technology for constructing a carbon fiber space elevator is here, said Shults. Super strong lightweight "nanotubes" could be held aloft in orbit and once the first one was launched, more of them could be easily assembled from space. "I don't believe intelligent life arose on Mars," Shults declared, though he does think that primitive sea life once existed there. ... More »

Scientist Sir Charles Shults III discussed water activity and fossils on Mars, and possible manipulation of Mars photos by NASA.Shults believes Mars was once an ocean covered planet filled with (non-intelligent) life, and stated emphatically, "It is very clear there is life on Mars; there was life on Mars." As evidence, he cited his recent discovery of Sea Urchin and other ancient marine fossils, water erosion, and geyser activity on Mars. s. ... More »

In the first half of the show, scientist Sir Charles Shults III discussed Mars Rover images which he believes show fossil remains. Shults also chatted about energy, technology, and artificial intelligence. The latter part of the program featured Open Lines. ... More »