Episode 4: Shit... Alien or Time Traveler?
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Episode 4: Shit, Alien or Time Traveler? 👽⏳
Things are getting weird in the Corner.
In Episode 4, Kelly and Zane dive into a story that raises one very important question: Shit... alien or time traveler?
We’re digging into the strange details, questionable theories, bizarre possibilities, and just enough research to make us wonder what the hell is actually going on.
Was it something extraterrestrial? Someone who slipped through time? A perfectly reasonable explanation that we’ll completely overthink? Who knows.
Expect theories, laughs, random facts, side trips we definitely didn’t plan, and plenty of shit talking along the way.
Sources — “Aliens or Time Travelers?”
1. Michael P. Masters — Future Human / Time Traveler Hypothesis
Masters, Michael P. Identified Flying Objects: A Multidisciplinary Scientific Approach to the UFO Phenomenon. 2019. Montana Tech Digital Commons.
Masters, a professor of biological anthropology, explores the hypothesis that some reported UFO occupants could be our distant human descendants returning from the future to study their evolutionary past. This is a hypothesis, not established scientific fact.
Montana Tech — Identified Flying Objects
2. NASA — Search for Life & Exoplanets
NASA Science. Exoplanets. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
NASA reports that the number of confirmed planets outside our solar system has surpassed 6,000. Scientists study exoplanets—including worlds in potentially habitable zones—as part of the larger effort to understand whether life exists elsewhere. NASA says it has not found credible evidence of extraterrestrial life.
NASA Science — Exoplanets
3. NASA — Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP)
NASA Science. UAP Frequently Asked Questions. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Updated May 8, 2026.
NASA states that there is currently no evidence that UAP are extraterrestrial. NASA also explains that the limited number of high-quality UAP observations makes it difficult to draw scientific conclusions about what many of these events actually are.
NASA Science — UAP FAQs
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