Kevin Knuth

Oh, yeah.

And you look at that picture and you think, there's no way anybody is going to mistake that for any kind of craft debris.

So what was Jesse Marcel thinking?

Or was it as they claimed that they switched the debris, right?

And I think it's more likely they switched the debris.

Right outside of the frame.

He showed it with his son.

He would know the difference, right.

So then there's the picture of General Ramey, and he's holding a memo that you can see in the photographs, and it's clearly stamped top secret.

And I thought, what does that memo say?

And so me and one of my colleagues at NASA, because I was in the intelligent systems division, so our job was to develop machine learning systems to analyze data.

And so we were doing a lot of work with imagery.

I worked with Hubble imagery.

And I thought, why don't we try cleaning up this memo and see what the memo says?

So we actually wrote the algorithms to actually...

read this memo.

And I wrote them, got them running, and we're testing them.

And we just didn't have the computer power at the time.

It was a 300 megahertz machines we were working on.

And, you know, we couldn't use the supercomputer for this.