Diana Pasulka

Yeah, I haven't actually worked with NASA, and NASA would be horrified to say that I did.

People affiliated with NASA, yes. Excuse me. Thank you for the correction.

People affiliated with NASA, yes. Excuse me. Thank you for the correction.

People affiliated with NASA, yes. Excuse me. Thank you for the correction.

Well, when I first started to do the work on, you know, looking at UAP and so forth in 2012 and 13, I decided to look back to our space program, basically. I thought, you know, surely there's information there. So the Air Force has an archive and there's a lot of information. And what I found was interesting.

Well, when I first started to do the work on, you know, looking at UAP and so forth in 2012 and 13, I decided to look back to our space program, basically. I thought, you know, surely there's information there. So the Air Force has an archive and there's a lot of information. And what I found was interesting.

Well, when I first started to do the work on, you know, looking at UAP and so forth in 2012 and 13, I decided to look back to our space program, basically. I thought, you know, surely there's information there. So the Air Force has an archive and there's a lot of information. And what I found was interesting.

So I looked not only at our space program, but the Russian space program, because both of these programs got us off Earth into space. And the Russian space program did first. So both of them were interesting to me. And most likely, if people are up in space, maybe they're seeing something up there. Maybe stuff has been reported. A couple things happened.

So I looked not only at our space program, but the Russian space program, because both of these programs got us off Earth into space. And the Russian space program did first. So both of them were interesting to me. And most likely, if people are up in space, maybe they're seeing something up there. Maybe stuff has been reported. A couple things happened.

So I looked not only at our space program, but the Russian space program, because both of these programs got us off Earth into space. And the Russian space program did first. So both of them were interesting to me. And most likely, if people are up in space, maybe they're seeing something up there. Maybe stuff has been reported. A couple things happened.

First was that I did have friends who were NASA-affiliated. And they looked into it for me to see if they could get me into the archive. And at first it was like, no problem, she can come. What is she studying? And then they said, well, she studied the history of UFOs. And they were like, absolutely not. So I could not go. And I was like, oh, that's interesting. So that was of interest to me.

First was that I did have friends who were NASA-affiliated. And they looked into it for me to see if they could get me into the archive. And at first it was like, no problem, she can come. What is she studying? And then they said, well, she studied the history of UFOs. And they were like, absolutely not. So I could not go. And I was like, oh, that's interesting. So that was of interest to me.

First was that I did have friends who were NASA-affiliated. And they looked into it for me to see if they could get me into the archive. And at first it was like, no problem, she can come. What is she studying? And then they said, well, she studied the history of UFOs. And they were like, absolutely not. So I could not go. And I was like, oh, that's interesting. So that was of interest to me.

But also I learned about the history of our space program. And You know, one of my colleagues was always going to JPL, right? So, you know, Jet Propulsion Laboratories. And I found out that it had been created by Jack Parsons. So it was Jack Parsons Laboratory. But nobody knew that. So a lot of people I talked to who were NASA employees, they didn't know about Jack Parsons.

But also I learned about the history of our space program. And You know, one of my colleagues was always going to JPL, right? So, you know, Jet Propulsion Laboratories. And I found out that it had been created by Jack Parsons. So it was Jack Parsons Laboratory. But nobody knew that. So a lot of people I talked to who were NASA employees, they didn't know about Jack Parsons.

But also I learned about the history of our space program. And You know, one of my colleagues was always going to JPL, right? So, you know, Jet Propulsion Laboratories. And I found out that it had been created by Jack Parsons. So it was Jack Parsons Laboratory. But nobody knew that. So a lot of people I talked to who were NASA employees, they didn't know about Jack Parsons.

In fact, the person, Tyler, he did not know either about Jack Parsons. So Jack Parsons was one of the early founders of our rocket technology program. Okay. But he's not talked about. And the reason he's not talked about is, and I understand why, is because he believed he was getting the inspiration for his rocket technologies through doing rituals.

In fact, the person, Tyler, he did not know either about Jack Parsons. So Jack Parsons was one of the early founders of our rocket technology program. Okay. But he's not talked about. And the reason he's not talked about is, and I understand why, is because he believed he was getting the inspiration for his rocket technologies through doing rituals.

In fact, the person, Tyler, he did not know either about Jack Parsons. So Jack Parsons was one of the early founders of our rocket technology program. Okay. But he's not talked about. And the reason he's not talked about is, and I understand why, is because he believed he was getting the inspiration for his rocket technologies through doing rituals.

And he worked with Alistair Crowley and the guy who found Scientology. Why can't I remember his name? L. Ron Hubbard.