ABOUT THIS EPISODE
CERN physicist Daniel Whiteson explains how dark matter aliens could exist, why alien life may be hidden around us, and what physics says about UFOs, UAPs and extraterrestrial life. Daniel Whiteson, a UC Irvine particle physicist who works with the ATLAS experiment at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, joins us for a wide-ranging conversation about dark matter, alien life, UFOs, anti-gravity, Bob Lazar, classified science, government secrecy, Los Alamos, simulation theory, telepathy, remote viewing, consciousness, AI, and the limits of modern physics.
Could dark matter support its own chemistry, biology — even intelligent life? Could something made of dark matter pass right through us without us ever knowing? Daniel also tells us about the moment he thought he had discovered something new at CERN, why our current theory of gravity is incomplete, whether telepathy is physically possible, what he thinks about alleged alien bodies and reverse-engineered craft, and why physics still doesn’t know where the universe ultimately came from.
It’s a fascinating look at what science knows, what it doesn’t — and just how strange reality could turn out to be. If you enjoy conversations about UFOs, aliens, consciousness, unexplained phenomena, ancient mysteries, science and emerging technology, subscribe to The Butch & Sundance Show.
