I know he has been a frequent guest, but I think the recent "discoveries" by Christopher Knowles (which can be seen on his Secret Sun blog) make him plenty worthy of another appearance. Maybe it would be worth giving him "a moment" to collect his thoughts (and maybe connect further thoughts) before having him on, but his recent epiphanies are quite possibly, if not game changers, game shakers. I don't want to ruin anything, and my brain gets stuck in the muck at times, but his actual mapping out Revelations, Genesis, and other parts of the Bible as coded star maps for the past, present, and future, are "out of this world." This work puts the work of the Vatican and the Bible in a whole other light. Knowles' claims have been made in the past, of course, but Knowles seems to be connecting some things, of late, that perhaps have not come to light for some time, at least not in the profane language of us peasants.
Revelations star map post/thread on Secret Sun:
https://secretsun.blogspot.com/2019/03/astronomy-domine-war-in-heaven.html
Further epiphanous connections of the Bible and the stars --
https://secretsun.blogspot.com/2019/03/astronomy-domine-my-god-is-full-of-stars.html
Interview on THe Other Side of Midnight -- https://www.theothersideofmidnight.com/20190310_knowles/
This interview could have been better, but to be fair, it was not Hoagland interviewing, but a guest interviewer on this show. I'm sure he didn't have the time to fully prepare. We still get "the meat of the case."
Revelations star map post/thread on Secret Sun:
https://secretsun.blogspot.com/2019/03/astronomy-domine-war-in-heaven.html
Further epiphanous connections of the Bible and the stars --
https://secretsun.blogspot.com/2019/03/astronomy-domine-my-god-is-full-of-stars.html
Interview on THe Other Side of Midnight -- https://www.theothersideofmidnight.com/20190310_knowles/
This interview could have been better, but to be fair, it was not Hoagland interviewing, but a guest interviewer on this show. I'm sure he didn't have the time to fully prepare. We still get "the meat of the case."