The Black Knight Satellite: From 13,000-Year Legend to Modern Folklore

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It is a folklore-like claim that weaves Nikola Tesla’s signals, Jørgen Hals’s echoes, and Duncan Lunan’s star maps into a 13,000-year-old alien satellite, but NASA and scientists show it’s debris and misinterpretation, Lunan later retracts parts of it, Cooper debunks and Keyhoe offers little proof, and media keeps the myth alive.

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